The story of how Katniss and Peeta grow back together. The story between the end and the epilogue. Learn the realistic interpretation of how Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark rekindle their relationship. This story can be romantic, but it's also sad. The way it would have happened. Cover credit: @Bearabud Everlark

Nobody knew why she chose Gale. Somehow, she was able to look past the horrors of the way her little sister died and learned to accept that it wasn't Gale's fault. It surprised the world. The war ended 3 months ago, but it's never really been over for Katniss. Maybe it never will be. But when Katniss and Gale's relationship becomes toxic and dangerous, she's completely helpless. Gale walks out on her because of it, leaving her alone and paralyzed with guilt. The real war is just beginning. Soon, Peeta returns from his recovery in the Capitol expecting to find Katniss and Gale happily together. But when he finds her on the floor of her house, alone and nearly dead, he makes it his responsibility to save her. But because their relationship has grown apart, will Peeta be enough to mend the Girl on Fire when she burns herself out?

Set after Mockingjay part 2, the 2 victors have their differences. Peeta; a simple man who has one desire, Katniss. He is still scared from the horrors of Capitol and the permanent pain on his body will never disappear. Katniss with a myriad of problems ahead and arriving with her, is grieving for her sisters death alone. Will they find comfort in each other? Will Katniss finally become a mother? If you love short chapters and easy vocabulary, this is the story for you!

Katniss and Peeta's journey after the rebellion ended. How do Katniss and Peeta get through every day knowing everything that has happened and how many people have died because of them? I do not own any of the characters all rights go to Suzanne Collins 'The Hunger Games' trilogy.

This is an after MockingJay fanfic. All rights belong to Suzanne Collins. The rebellion is over and Katniss is back to district 12. After everything she's gone through Katniss couldn't be more alone. She felt into a deep depression and never leaves the house. There is only one person who can fix her, Peeta Peeta is in the Capitoll getting his treatment to controll his hijacking. He lost everything, even his identity. He feels lost. There is only one person who can fix him, Katniss

Thanks to my editors... check out their works! Izzy (bellabooily1997) Lizzy (MySweetSunshine) Since Suzanne Collins wrote from Katniss's point of view, I decided it would be fun to write from Peeta's point of view. All characters belong on Suzanne Collins. (Sorry for any inaccuracies, I lent my book to a friend, so I'm basing this off of memory.)

The rebellion has just ended and a broken Katniss has been sent home. Weeks go by and she finds Peeta planting primroses outside her house. (Only read if you have scene Mockingjay Part Two to avoid spoilers. This book goes off events that took place in the movie and the book too so if one things different from the other that is why) Disclaimer: Original, in-depth, after-Mockingjay (before the epilogue) fan-fiction based off Suzanne Collins' book series "The Hunger Games." All rights go to her.

Two years after winning the hunger games, victors Katniss and Peeta are still working hard to keep up their on screen love story. Katniss is trying to keep herself and the people she loves safe, including gale. But With President snow pushing a marriage and kids, Katniss knows she has to make a decision between Gale and rebellion and Peeta and safety. While trying to keep both the capital and the districts falling for their love story, Katniss finds herself falling for Peeta.

Katniss and Peeta have been through a lot. Some of it together and some of it on their own. Katniss and Peeta now know that they are better as a whole. That they are two beating hearts as one. "Forever and Always" it's a simply phrase with a lot of meaning. 'Forever and Always' signifies an ending. But here's a question. Do you think 'forever and always' will give them a happy ending?

When our eyes met, the memories all came rushing back. From throwing her the bread to saying goodbye at the Lightening Tree to the red plaid dress on the first day of Kindergarten. I remembered it all so much clearer, the shiny memories seemed to fade to so much dimmer terrors. But she's nearly dead. How can I convince her to go on, that life is still worth living. How can I reignite the fire that burns in the eyes of Katniss Everdeen, the girl who was on fire, without getting burned in the process. (My second After Mockingjay story. I just want to make one a little more true to the books. This is not discontinuing Help Me Make It Through The Night and Here I Go Again. I just want to write a different view of what could have happened.)