All the While it Was You - Part Four (Charlie/Claire)

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Title: All the While it Was You – Part Four
Rating: PG-13
Summary: He looked from her to the floor, back and forth until both of their gazes seemed to lift as one and they looked into each other’s eyes.
Disclaimer: I do not own Lost. At all. I wish but alas...
Author's Note: This is AU based on Falling in Love at a Coffee Shop by Landon Pigg. Claire is a barista at a coffee shop and Charlie is a musician who plays there. This is a Charlie/Claire story, but it's gonna take a bit to get there, so bear with me. There are also some other pairings sprinkled through here as well.
Previous Parts: Part One | Part Two | Part Three

He looked from her to the floor, back and forth until both of their gazes seemed to lift as one and they looked into each other’s eyes.

Sums

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title: Sums (1/1)
summary: Sawyer wasn’t about wooing, and Juliet less. She wasn’t asking for his attention and she wasn’t waiting for him to do anything other than to keep the plan intact.
characters/pairings: Sawyer, SawyerJames/Juliet
note: slight spoilers for 5x08. enjoy.

(five times, the submarine came and went.)

and these nights never really got us anywhere {alex/richard}

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Title: And These Nights Never Really Got Us Anywhere
Characters/Pairings: Alex/Richard
Rating: R
Word Count: 3,931
Summary: AU, and yet somehow spoilers for Season 5 (minor). He's got reasons to be here. The island's a mess, and people keep showing up and then disappearing, and he doesn't have any clue why or how. So he's looking for someone who does. And then someone cuts him off and the highway and a glance in the rearview mirror ends with him looking for her instead.

(Richard's always had a hard time believing in things like death and finality)

I knew I was right, but I learned I was wrong

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Title: I knew I was right, but I learned I was wrong
Author: Phelipa
Rating: PG
Characters: Alex
Summary: For lost_prompts: Alex, Grey's Anatomy. Just a short, humorous (I hope!) ficlet about Alex around age 14.
Disclaimer: I don't own LOST/Grey's Anatomy or the characters used in this story and I don't make a profit from my work

I live and I learn

FIC: The Land of Missing Persons (1/3)

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Title: The Land of Missing Persons (follows Cowrie Shells )
Characters: Frank, Danielle, Alex. Canon through 4x08.
Summary: Frank's perspective on the realities of family life, after the island.
Rating: PG-13 Disclaimer: No money here. If Lost were mine, things would be very different.
Beta: The incomparable and patient elliotsmelliot. Any remaining errors are my own but will be blamed on Darlton.
Author's note: Comments, feedback, and criticism are always welcome.**



There were moments when Frank glimpsed Danielle as she might have been.


(Cross-posted to lost_fanfic.)

sail fair to the far fields of fortune (Aaron-centric futurefic, PG)

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Title: sail fair to the far fields of fortune
Author: chicafrom3
Rating: PG for a little bit of language.
Characters: Aaron (Littleton) Austen, with guest appearances from Walt Lloyd-Dawson, Clementine Ford, Kwon Ji Yeon, and Charlie Hume.
Summary: Aaron doesn't know where he's going. Aaron doesn't know where he's been.
Word Count: 1243 words
Spoilers: Anything through "Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham" is fair game, but I don't think there's any concrete spoilers.
Disclaimer: Nothing belongs to me. LOST belongs to a ton of different people, but I think ABC owns the overall rights. Title comes from "Sleep Song" by Secret Garden. Further disclaimers at the end.
Author's Notes: Written in one sitting, and then lovingly beaten into shape by the fantastic riviyan_questa, who bravely fought through run-on sentences, obscure syntax, and sentence fragments, to make this thing make sense. Much love, and any remaining mistakes are entirely my fault. Feedback of all kinds adored.

( Aaron doesn't dream in comic-book frames, like Walt; he doesn't dream in poetry, like Ji Yeon; he doesn't even dream in Clementine's blunt black-and-white text. )