For the flame, for home again (Arthur/Morgana)

Title: For the flame, for home again
Pairing: Arthur/Morgana
Word Count: 2,722
Rating: PG
Summary: Arthur pays Morgana a late night visit. (Set after 2x04 – Lancelot and Guinevere.)
Author's Note: I totally had this idea months ago -- maybe as long ago as right after this episode aired? -- and decided today, Why not bring it into the world! And I am quasi-cheating and saying that this counts as a response to ladysophiekitty's prompt 'Arthur/Morgana, royalty.' Ye gods, I am devious.


( When there is a knock on her chamber door Morgana opens it and lets her visitor in, even though it is late and she ought to be sleeping. )

Promise what you will (DeWitt/Dominic)

Title: Promise what you will
Pairing: DeWitt/Dominic
Word Count: 800
Rating: PG
Spoilers: Set in between "Epitaph One" and "Epitaph Two"
Summary: "I had a dollhouse when I was a child," Adelle tells you, smiling wanly.
Author's Note: For the lovely ladyvivien's prompt 'DeWitt/Dominic/Topher, dollhouse.' AHHH, SAFE HAVEN. ♥ (I get that it's the apocalypse, guys! I do! But God, the fic potential makes my soul fluffy!)

( I said, 'love is waiting, and better days' ... )

I'm Not Calling You A Zombie (Angel, Cordelia, & Wesley)

Title: I’m Not Calling You A Zombie (Just Don’t Eat My Flesh)
Character(s): Angel, Cordelia, & Wesley
Word Count: 1,050
Rating: G
Spoilers: Set during the shiny happy days of season 1!
Summary: After going to see a zombie movie, Cordelia points out the resemblances between Angel and a certain species of yucky undead flesh eaters. Wesley doesn't really help to dissuade her. Angel is distressed (but has good hair).
Author's Note: Is this title a play on a Florence and the Machine song? You know it! That's just how I get when I, by some strange force, cannot stop writing fanfiction.

Warning: silliness abounds. Blame crackers4jenn, who gave me the super-cool prompt 'Zombification, Angel, Wesley, & Cordelia.' She is the one at fault for this!!

( “Ya know,” Cordelia says as they walk out of the movie theatre, in that I’m having an awesome epiphany tone that bodes well for no one, “Angel’s actually kind of like a zombie.” )