Hazel and Augustus had a child, but Hazel soon after passed away. Her child, Aurora, named after a new beginning, didn't know how her mother or father died. Her Grandma and Grandpa always seem to change the topic. She only knows that she has always lived with her grandparents, but still HAD real parents. When Aurora l...
I’ve felt like it was my fault for so long, but it wasn’t. It wasn’t anyone’s fault. Cancer just wanted to live, so it chose me, and not everyone wins all the time. I don’t win all the time. Cancer had won.
Q never thought that he would go on another adventure with Margo Roth Speigelman again. She was supposedly happy traveling around America, taking jobs as they came and went. But when she comes knocking on his college dorm room, Q knows that something is going on. Something big. "The way I figure it, everyone gets a tr...
Katniss embarks on a new journey of motherhood as she tries to win back the hearts of the citizens of Panems. With Snow now dead, Katniss and Peeta are able to start there lives together without any worry, except for the constant anger from the people in the districts. (Also go read my other story Sparks if you haven'...
In the forth book of the Hunger Games series, Katniss and Peetas relationship grow stronger as Katniss finds out a very disturbing secret that could ruin everything for her future with Peeta. Also go read the sequel to Sparks, Regained.
My own little fanmade epilogue for "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green.
Hazel Grace Lancaster is still mourning after 3 years. She was surprised when she found out she was going to have 2 gorgeous twin girls. That was almost 36 months ago. The question still lingers in her mind, although she knows the answer. Did Augustus Waters really d...
//This is not The Fault in our Stars by John Green, it is a fanfiction. All copyright belongs to John Green and the Penguin Young Readers Group. This book contains spoilers// (Although I was the FIRST to write a fanfiction with this idea, I do not own the idea) Hazel Grace Lancaster has been mourning after the death o...
Just a little poem about "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green. If you haven't already read the book, I highly suggest it.
