19th century - A voice in the night changed his dark path. Necessity forced her down a dark road she never would have traveled. In a manor shadowed with secrets, music is stirred to life and hearts can mend…or can they? A gothic retelling of Jane Eyre with PotO characters and feel – E/C - will eventually be rated M

Very loosely based around the proposal scene from Kay. Erik asks Christine for a marriage of convenience until his impending death, but things gradually unfold rather differently than expected.

A return to Madame's office is in order. But this time, Christine is calling the shots. Sequel/companion to "Interlude".

A clandestine meeting. A chilling encounter. A love that lives on. E/C. Phantom/LND compliant.

When a canoeing mishap leaves Christine stranded, she's forced into the wilderness for help—only to find a haunting stranger who does not want to be found. COMPLETE.

"Christine considered the story for a moment. "I suppose it is often true that great pain yields exceptional beauty." Erik's answer was a heavy sigh. "One can only hope, Christine." Among a field of flowers, two battered souls reckon for the elusive bringing of peace and victory in love. OR senseless E/C fluff for Nade-Naberrie's belated birthday.

Christine loses everything and leaves France to join the Girys in America. Madame has become a marriage broker, but she's had a difficult time making a match for a reclusive composer. Erik is finally ready to give up on ever finding a wife, but Christine sends him a letter that changes his mind. E/C, 19th century AU. Slow-burn. Rating will go up to M, but there will be warnings.

In the 1880s, Christine and her father move to Paris for a fresh beginning that is not as joyful as it first seems. When the truth of her new circumstances starts to unravel, only one man can help her. E/C. Kay/ALW-verse. Will eventually be rated M. COMPLETED.

Inspired from seeing Love Never Dies, I came up with this idea after seeing the bar scene between Raoul and Meg. This will be a POTO rooted story and come full circle. A new tale for our infamous super couple.

Modern AU. Christine is a recent college graduate working at the opera house when she hears stories about the Phantom and finds herself wanting to know more despite the danger. Completed.

Erik has been smitten with Christine for months, and he decides to make his move at Christmas with a thoughtful gift. Little does he know that she has a surprise for him, too. E/C, Modern AU, last updated for Father's Day. 1st Pl in Not A Ghost3's 2nd Christmas Contest & 1st Runner Up in 2nd Valentine's Day Contest. Now with a rated M companion story - Unwrapped - by me.

Erik and Christine share a private moment in her dressing room. A deeper exploration of the kiss in LND. Pure Phluff. Please read and review!

She knew it was him. From the very millisecond that his sweet, rich tenor reached her ears, she knew, and she could not bring herself to leave the stage or to move towards him. Point of No Return from Christine's POV based on a headcanon of mine that I genuinely thought was canon until I realized no one else I knew interpreted the scene that way.

Erik attends Christine's wedding. E/C with a hefty dose of angst. Written for a Tumblr prompt.

In the pre-dawn alleys of Paris, Christine seeks the desire of her heart. Slight Easter themed one-shot. E/C

"Insanity is relative. It depends on who has who locked in what cage." AU/Kay-based. After some convincing, Erik's mother decided it would be best to send him to the asylum, after all. Turns out, some kinds of madness can be taught. E/C creepiness. HIATUS

Christine found where he hid, and he whispered his goodbyes. A proper take on that night that was glossed over in Love Never Dies.

Immediately after the musical, Christine struggles with moving on. When she finally decides to start making choices for herself, her life and that of her Opera Ghost will collide once again. Post-canon. E/C. Sloooow burn. Eventually, will be rated M. COMPLETE.

Christine Daaé has spent eight months imagining what she might say to the Opera Ghost if she ever saw him again. Now he is here in her flat, quite by accident, and the fact of the matter is she can no longer speak. COMPLETE.

Forced into a marriage that neither one wants, Erik and Christine must learn to coexist and hopefully find the love they both long for. Yet can such a thing be achieved before Christine discovers the secrets of Summercrest and destroys everything Erik has worked so hard to conceal? A tale of mystery, intrigue and love. Set in 1830s England. Rated M for some adult themes - NOT SMUT

The first kiss was for him, the Vicomte who needed saving. The second kiss was for her because she needed to be sure. This night, she searches for the man she wants, and she will not be deterred. Takes place after the musical. Lightly LND-inspired ("again and then again"). Rated M for strong sexual situations. E/C. One-shot.

Christine contemplates Erik playing his music.

She is here, so soft and warm. Then the world tilts and she slips away and he can't breathe. Erik is dying. And try as he may, but there is nothing that Nadir can do about that. (Kay!verse)

Christine keeps her promise to bury Erik's body, but travels below to find something else awaiting for her in the dark. . . .

Erik is the master assassin and genius architect for the Shah of Persia. He has everything he could want, money, fame, power…everything but the one thing he knows he can never have. Love. Erik's world is quickly turned upside down when, out of gratitude for his service, the Shah presents him with a gift… and that gift comes with a name. Christine Daae!

When Christine's world crumbles, she returns to the man who had once loved her beyond all reason. But even if they can slay their own demons, will they be able to escape the wrath of those left in their destructive wake? COMPLETE.

There was no "secret hideout" or "return to the Opera underbelly", there was only a graveyard and a good-bye. My version of Love Never Dies "Beneath a Moonless Sky" Rated M for safety, it's not very descriptive at all. Love Never Dies styled One Shot.

AU, EC: A retelling of Erik and Christine's story, set in the rosy hours of Mazenderan, with a fantasy twist. Love shall not be denied.

While composing, Erik has an experience he has never had before. It causes him to flee the Opera House in the hopes of figuring out his new found problem.

Harry's first taste of Hermione's lips happened beneath a WWW mistletoe in Grimmauld Place but there's no follow-up because he's scared he may lose her friendship. Until he catches a taste of Hermione in a Bertie Botts Every Flavor Bean...

Leroux-based. Christine realizes what it's really like to be Erik's wife. Slowly, she learns that in order to unlock his heart, she must first unlock hers. Her perspective as his living bride. COMPLETE.

Based on the Kopit and Yeston Phantom film, that stars Charles Dance and Teri Polo. Picks up when Christine faints after seeing Erik's face. It's mostly fluff, but a tiny bit of plot has crept in. The fluff, though, remains its raison d'etre. COMPLETE.

Set nine years after my Red Rose story, Erik and Christine celebrate the holidays. Much sweetness and romance. Merry Christmas, everyone!

A game of chess leads to an intense conversation. This short story is part of my Night Encounters series, and is set immediately before the Il Muto and chandelier scene in the ALW stage play. Please read, and review.

Based on the miniseries starring Charles Dance, this is the story of a very strange encounter Christine has while visiting Erik's grave.