a story in which the brainless yearns to think and the heartless yearns to love

Elphaba Thropp has just received news that she must travel to a land known as the Vinkus to be married to Prince Fiyero. Her father feels that her being the oldest, she must contribute to this arranged marriage for the good of their people as well as the Prince's. Cover Art by me :D

Hundreds of centuries before the Wizard, the Ozmas ruled the great land of Oz. During that time, the Crown Prince of the Vinkus fell in love with a servant girl with emerald skin and midnight her. Their love was doomed from the very first moment. They just didn't know that darkness would follow them through the centuries to come and would curse them to a life of unhappiness and tainted love... Can they escape this deep velvet darkness? ***due to lack of response on this story here on Wattpad, I stopped updating. However this story is much more successful in Fanfiction.net. So if you're interested, I continue writing there and I'm currently on chapter 10.***

After Elphaba and Fiyero ran away together, they found a small cottage. Elphaba used the spells she had memorized and somehow turned Fiyero back to the handsome prince Elphaba had fallen in love with. A year later Elphaba gave birth to a daughter and son, Liir and Aurora. Now Liir and Aurora are 3 years old and are very adventurous. This is the story of what happened after Wicked. This is just made up by me! (But you knew that)

Postmusical! Fiyero and Elphaba have the chance to start over and begin a new life together after traveling far beyond Oz...includes references from both the show and the book

At Shiz University, Elphaba Thropp is used to being the outsider-sharp-tongued, whip-smart, and utterly uninterested in the golden social elite. That includes Prince Fiyero, the charming heartthrob wrapped around Glinda Upland's perfectly manicured finger. But when magical misfires force Elphaba and Fiyero into each other's orbit, their rivalry turns volatile-sparking insults, secrets, and something neither of them is ready to name. Glinda plays sweet. Fiyero plays loyal. And Elphaba? She sees through it all. This is not a fairytale. It's enemies to allies to something electric. A slow burn, a power shift, and a truth that could change everything. He was never supposed to look at her like that. And she was never supposed to let him.

After leaving Oz, Elphaba finds out she's pregnant with Fiyero's baby.

This is yet again another Dorothy finds out the past Fiyero gets discovered by the Tin Man blah blah blah. Dorothy is interested to know the way Oz was before the Wicked Witch of the West came to be. Fortunately for her Glinda was able to conjure up a spell for she can send the four friends to the past. disclaimer I don't own these characters nor the story of WIcked.

All Galinda hoped to do was to get through her university years without creating any unnecessary ripples. When her strange, green classmate suddenly stops attending her lectures, she accidentally gets herself entangled in a particular sort of scandal she had certainly not anticipated at all. Gelphie. Shiz-era. Modern AU.

Part 1: Beginnings Is it good to be bad? After the "melting" and her supposed death, Elphaba finds herself in a slum strangely reminiscent of the Lower Quarter of the Emerald City. Later, she discovers that she is in a prison for villains, known as the Isle of the Lost. She suffers a second blow when she realises that she is pregnant with twins. And, on the Isle, she makes the decision to indeed be wicked through and through, just like her long ago promise... In Auradon, Glinda joins Auradon Prep as the school's new counsellor. While hearing student grievances, she stumbles upon a pair of Villain Kids (also called VKs), whose relationship is strangely reminiscent of what she once had with Elphaba. And a chance encounter with the daughter of that very witch makes her determined not to let the two VK girls face the same fate as her and her Elphie. As darkness threatens Auradon, it is up to the VK gang to decide which side to take. Is it indeed good to be bad? Or are there other ways to be wicked? But one thing is for sure- that there is no in-between. It is either this, or that.