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Aziraphale chooses the worst inn in Regency England for a scheduled meet-up with Crowley, where the beds are hard, the food is deadly, and the inn-keeping family has turned to a life of crime. Crowley and Aziraphale fail to blend, and the thieves should have stuck to their day jobs.
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Some time after the world didn't end, Gabriel visits Aziraphale. Aziraphale tells him to shove off. It doesn't end well.
"Did you really think your little wards could keep me out?" Gabriel said. Aziraphale followed his gaze to the large old rug, which covered the large old Circle, which Aziraphale had happily forgotten since he and Heaven had ceased communications. It had never crossed his mind that it might be not only a means of communication, but potentially an unlocked back door into the middle of his shop. Oh, shit.
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The Best Laid Plans of Angels and Demons by SisterBlueSky
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
29 Mar 2020
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Crowley wished he had a barrel of wine so he could stick his head in it, but there weren’t wine casks big enough to make this form drunk. He said very patiently, “Angel. Remember those grapes they used to grow on Thera, yeah, the big white ones the size of plums you can’t get anymore since the place blew up. Delicious, weren’t they. Picture one of them under your heel. Now imagine pressing down slowly, how the skin kind of splits, it makes a little pop and all the juice runs out into the dirt. Now imagine you are the grape.”
It was rather amazing how someone so pink and rosy could quickly turn so green. “Good point,” Aziraphale said. “Yes, right. I suppose that’s out.”
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Crowley and Aziraphale take some baby steps forward after the End of the Days that wasn't, and Aziraphale has some unpleasant visitors at the bookshop. Book and TV show thrown in a blender. Featuring fervent hugging. Rated teen and up just because of Crowley's book-level potty mouth, and vague hints that at some point, sometime, somewhere, soonish, Crowley and Aziraphale will maybe, possibly get that picnic, and all that that implies.
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Alexander Armsworth can hardly credit that two girls in contention could be more of a pain than even the Spirit World. As the bone they're both digging for, he'd just as soon stay buried.
Blossom Culp has long accepted that Alexander, like most of his sex, is not up to braving the Mysteries of the Unseen nor making competent decisions. Lucky for him, she is a fair hand at both.
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18 Feb 2026
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Alexander discovers that not all postcards are meant to be mailed, and Blossom acknowledges that some curses may be averted but others only embraced.
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18 Feb 2026
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The Afterlife Fic (The Best I Ever Had in My Entire Life... Or Death) by LovingCup
Fandoms: One Direction (Band), Larry Stylinson - Fandom, Harry Styles/Louis Tomlinson - Fandom
12 Apr 2017
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AU- After dying in an accident, Louis Tomlinson arrives in the Afterlife. Not Heaven and not Hell, Louis finds himself in Judgment City UK: a pristine city where the food and entertainment are divine and the newly departed must undergo a Review of their life on Earth to determine if they have lived a life worthy of advancement in the universe, or if they must be returned to Earth to be born again in a new body.
On his first full day in the Afterlife, Louis meets Harry Styles, and the two have an instant connection. Over the course of their Reviews, they fall in love and begin to find that even though they didn't know each other on Earth, they are nonetheless linked to one another in perfect ways. Both are hoping to move ahead in the universe together, but they are challenged with the threat of separation if one or both of them is sent back to Earth to be born again.
Loosely based on the Albert Brooks' film "Defending Your Life" starring Brooks and Meryl Streep. One scene in particular is drawn from the movie, but other than that scene and the general concept, this story veers far away from the film. There were no blowies in the 1991 movie, I swear!- Language:
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04 Dec 2021
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Takes the concept of the movie Defending Your Life and runs with it. Moving love story, well-written, with some of the best world building I've ever read, not just in fanfiction, but in any fiction, period. You don't have to know the ship or the fandom to love it. I cried buckets. READ THIS FOREVER, AO3.
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Good Expectations by tweedfeather
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
14 Apr 2024
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After the Nope-ocalypse, Aziraphale and Crowley move slowly — up until the night they move too fast. The consequences will send them reeling. As they figure out what they mean to each other, they must contend with both the expected and unexpected.
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22 Sep 2022
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“I don’t know what I want,” he said finally. “I feel like before it was very easy to know what I wanted, or at least what I should want. And now…”
“Now it’s your own decision,” Crowley said, not unsympathetic.
Crowley had been an angel once after all, and while whatever was happening to Aziraphale was probably not quite the same as Falling, it was just as upending. The simple truth was that while Aziraphale had been busy trying to maintain the status quo, the status quo had not been as invested in maintaining him. The last week especially had put him in the habit of making rash decisions, and here he was in the aftermath, sitting across from one of those decisions and drinking brandy like everything was fine. Everything was not fine, but he didn’t know how to say that out loud without sounding like an actual eleven-year-old child, which he had never been.
“I told you fifty years ago. I will take you wherever you want to go.”
(Or, the one in which, after everything, Aziraphale takes Crowley up on going to Alpha Centuari.)