Hands up if you're ready for some movie-verse fanfic! This is a sweet one-shot, based on The Continuing Story - because Megan and Jonathan will always be my favourites. For me, anything that any of you ever write is being carried out by these two, just so you're aware. In this, Gilbert returns to PEI long after the war has ended. What happened? Well, you need to read it, darlings.

Gilbert comes out of his study to play.

Continuation of the final chapter of Anne of the Island. Oneshot.

A quiet night scene as Anne and Gilbert await Jem's birth. Content warning: pregnancy/infant loss. One-shot, canon-compatible.

Anne wakes after the birth of her sixth child, not quite sure what has happened. Content warning: childbirth complications

Anne regretted the way things were left after Gilbert proposed much sooner. Realising that Roy isn't right for her she is starting to ponder what is right around about the time of Diana's wedding. Ever the scientist, Gilbert sets out to show her what she's not seeing - love. Will a mutual change of attitude and a bit of fairy tale magic change the path of these two?

"I don't suppose we will ever have four such perfect weeks again. Everything has conspired to make our honeymoon delightful." This story is set during Chapters VII & VIII of Anne's House of Dreams and follows Gilbert's POV. It starts with Anne and Gilbert's wedding night AFTER Captain Jim, Dr Dave and Mrs Dr Dave have left, when it's just the two of them, finally alone together...

After the death of Marilla, a broken Anne finds herself as the teacher at Four Winds, needing a new beginning. Gilbert has been the town's doctor since the death of his uncle, and finds himself now confronting his past and an Anne barely recognisable as the girl he once loved. Old feelings begin to resurface and the two of them must unravel the grief of the past to start again.

During Gilbert Blythe's first two years at Redmond College he feels like the luckiest man in the world, and his life seems charmed. Until everything comes crashing down when Anne Shirley refuses his proposal at the end of their Sophomore year. Heartbroken, Gilbert must try to rebuild his world without Anne in it. This story follows Anne of the Island, and a little beyond.

This is something I never thought I'd write. Set in Anne's House of Dreams, it's about what might have happened if Anne had died and Joy had lived. One Shot.

Joyce Blythe was born after a long labor; her father delivered her.

Anne and Gilbert have just spent their first Summer together and are about to part for another year. What did they get up to during those two months, what happened on that "one weekend in May", and what else will they discover? Here's another set of letters that go beyond those dot dot dots.

What did Anne and Gilbert write to each other when they had "just the right pen"? This story goes beyond those dot dot dots...

Young newlywed Anne Blythe is worried she is ill. Will she find the courage to confess her symptoms to Gilbert? This story is a missing scene set during 'Anne's House of Dreams' between chapters 7 and 8.

It's the morning after Anne and Gilbert have dinner with Christine at the end of Anne of Ingleside, and Gilbert regrets having taken Anne for granted. And he wants her to know how much he still loves her.

A sweet glimpse of the newlyweds. Anne is expecting her and Gilbert's first child, afflicted with self-doubts and the feeling of lacking attractiveness. Her husband is determined to smooth away her fears.

In my very first story, an Uninvited Guest, Anne says to Gilbert: "Remember the Bonfire Night... and you pressed against me, so close... I confess there's been a hollow ache within me ever since, as though you'd taken something from me... and sometimes it's all I can think of to get it back." This is THAT Bonfire Night...

Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe had become accustomed to making a scene, ever since that September day when Anne's slate met Gilbert's head. Eleven years later, another September scene has caused a furor in the Avonlea community - their engagement.

Starts off with the Wedding night. Adult content. May continue on if readers enjoy it. Please review - all comments welcome!

"There will never be anyone for me but you." An extended version of what might have happened at Gilbert's sickbed. Movie-verse.

Anne and her family spend a quiet night around the fireplace when Walter asks a question. How did his parents meet?

Phil attempts to save Gilbert from heartache when he calls at Patty's Place on the fateful night of Roy's proposal to Anne. Little did she realize she had nothing to worry about after all.

Her throat caught on a sob as fresh, hot tears spilled over. Time held absolutely still. She had come to realize, at long last, that she was in love with Gilbert Blythe. And now he was dying! Anne ran desparately out of the house. She had to tell him.

Little Jem Blythe, learning his colors, can't understand why Mother isn't pleased when he identifies that her hair is red. He knows that it isn't orange; carrots are orange!

On a cold winter's day, Gilbert arrives in Avonlea from medical school, ready to see Anne. Based off of chapter 6 of the Second Year from Anne of Windy Poplars. One-shot.

In a delicious plot twist, it is Anne who has contacted scarlet fever and is nearly dying. Can a certain handsome doctor save her life? Will Anne triumph over death and discover real love in the process? Enter my story to find out...

Rilla looks up at Captain Kenneth Ford, this tall man, with whom she was corresponding during the years of the war...was it all a dream? Meanwhile, Dr. Blythe and Susan are having a fit over the affair! "Could you please explain to me Mrs. Dr. dear!"

The darkest hour is always, always before the dawn. Gilbert's reaction to Joyce's death.