Fantasy AU. A long, long time ago, in a village by the sea, Red Orchid and Untouched Snow met in a fairy tale, but Sakura and Sasuke will discover that happiness can easily turn into a double-edged sword and promises aren't always so simple to keep.

The Red Orchid Trilogy

Book I: The Seaside Song
Prologue: A Seaside Village
Chapter 1: A Brother's ( Read more... )

Part I The Seaside Song

Chapter 4
The Moon Festival
( The Moon was getting fuller each day... )

Part I The Seaside Song

Chapter 3
The Orphanage
( The sun had only just begun to leave its seabed... )

Part I The Seaside Song

Chapter 2
A Changing View
( Untouched Snow was not enjoying his trek through town... )

Here's the index where you can access the stories and I can keep track of them on my LJ.
Started on May 18th, 2007.

( 30 Themes of Death for Haruno Sakura... )

Part I The Seaside Song

Chapter 1
A Brother's Request
( When he hit the waters it was warm against his chilled skin... )

Started: May 13th, 2007

I'll be updating this table as I write it with links to the drabbles. I'll also be updating the Writer's Choice at the end when I figure out what and who I'm going to do (not in the kinky way). Okay, enjoy! I'm sure this is going to be both fun and torturous. That's what happens in most of my activities concerning ( Read more... )

Disclaimer: I do not own Naruto or its characters, but I did write this story.

Warning: The characters, for this part, are going to have different looks (some subtle and some not so much) from what you are used to. Everyone's names in Book I are also different and I will reveal who is who as they are revealed in the story. All of these things are ( Read more... )

Winner Takes All is about a girl named Umino Kaede, who is quite disliked by the girls in her grade. She's not some typical shoujo-manga heroine, and she knows it. In comes Toda Akira, wealthy and prestigious. He's groomed to take over his father's company someday and he's far from easy to manipulate. However, his newly bought Student Council ( Read more... )

What an awesome game!

After a long absence, I pretty much brain-dumped this story in one go. Originally it wasn't even in chapters, but after I saw how many pages there were when I opened it in Word, I did what any lazy writer would do. I used my breaks as chapters so I didn't have to try to then figure out how to logically group them...

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