She still sees him. She still talks to him. Alice works in her garden every single day, after having devoted her life to the flowers she grows and sells in her floral shop. It all leads back to the first day of spring twenty five years ago, when she was forced by her husband to give up her son Charles. Even when all she knows is that her son never made it to his first birthday, it doesn't stop her from seeing him. He comes to Alice in her garden, the only place she still feels safe. However, when Hal finds out she has been repeatedly cheating on him, he destroys the one thing that means the most to her, the one thing that connects her to her son. He kills her garden. And as if faith decided it, her high school lover and real father of Charles stands in her floral shop soon after, when they haven't seen each other since they parted ways at barely eighteen years old. Will she ever be able to explain what her flowers mean and why she ran away from him at eighteen? Or would she lose him for a second time just like she lost Charles?

After sixteen years of living in New York and his decade long successful career as a comic book artist, FP Jones doesn't know how to finish the story he has been telling for over ten years. He realizes there is only one place he can go to that will spark some inspiration: Riverdale. His home town, where he left part of himself before moving to the city that never sleeps. When he arrives there, he finds his old girlfriend right where he left her, with a crown on her head at the Serpent bar that she now owns. However, their meeting goes differently than he expected and along the way he finds out that he isn't the only one who kept secrets.

"Only three weeks old? Wow, you really are a new mother!" That wasn't true, though the lady at the grocery store had no idea. Every time someone made a comment about her newly acquired motherhood, whether it be a stranger or not, a pang of guilt ripped through her entire body. In actuality, she had become a mother roughly six years ago, when a dark-haired, blue-eyed, baby boy entered the world.

Alice Smith decides to go on holiday and forget about her "relationship" with FP. She doesn't know, however, that the person she wants to forget about goes on the same holidays.

When it comes to the hustle and bustle of the business world, nothing and no one was going to distract Alice Smith from being the best of the best. Not even the mysterious, handsome man hired to be her second hand.

Two scared seventeen year olds decide to be co-parents and put aside every kind of romantic feelings to one another, to make sure they will be the best parents for their son, Charles Smith. A day before their son's eighteenth birthday, Alice rejects her boyfriend Hal's proposal. She begins to wonder if maybe the one person she is meant to grow old with has always been by her side. Did they really make the right choice by not committing to one another? And is the reason none of their relationships worked out simply because they would always love each other more? After all, they would always be partners in crime. The Bonnie to his Clyde, and the Clyde to her Bonnie.

Alice visits FP at his trailer wanting to discuss their kids being together but the discussion evolves into something much more. Written with @Its_real_for_us

A story about the Riverdale ship Falice. I don't own any of these characters. I also want it to be know that I have no idea where this story is really going, but I am passionate about what I'm writing! I mean, if we can't get any Falice in the screen, we need to find other ways to get our fix.

FP and Alice are semi together now that the Farm has opened her to the idea of them. Ready to start a new life with her and their kids, he is also made sheriff of the town. Meanwhile as the parents get cozy, Betty is freaking out about her mother joining the Farm, unaware of her mother's relationship at all. But nevertheless, she tries to get her mom out of Edgar Evernever's grasp.