Lan Wangji's family wants him to enter a heteronormotive relationship with Wen Qing. Wei Wuxian's son wants a mommy who will bake him cake for his birthday. Wei Wuxian wants to help Lan Wangji accept his sexuality. Lan Wangji wants to stop thinking about the mole under Wei Wuxian's lips. Who will get what they want and who will remain wanting? A short story.

In the sprawling legacies of Beijing and Gusu, four lives are bound by blood, promises, and first loves that refuse to fade. Xiao Zhan, the gentle yet quietly rebellious heir of the powerful Xiao family, has spent his life performing perfection-smiling at charity galas, meeting expectations, and hiding a yearning for a quiet, ordinary life. But when an unwanted engagement forces him into a world of political alliances, he begins to question the life laid out for him. Wang Yibo, the controlled and intense second heir of the Wang family, thrives on precision, silence, and self-restraint. Yet when fate reunites him with Xiao Zhan in college, long-buried emotions stir, and Yibo must confront the fragile boundary between loyalty, love, and his own past. Wei Wu Xian-known as Wei Ying-is a bright, reckless, and fiercely loyal cousin who once grew up alongside Xiao Zhan in the summers of Lotus Pier. A childhood of laughter, mischief, and promises has left an indelible mark on both Yibo and Lan Wangji, the steadfast and principled second heir of the Lan family. Their youthful summer bonds become a silent promise: they will find each other again. Now, as Wei Ying returns from the U.S., accompanied by Lan Wangji, the world of college, old alliances, and hidden hearts becomes a battlefield of emotion. Yibo's heart is torn between the present-the steady, gentle Xiao Zhan-and the past-the fiery, unforgettable Wei Ying. With secret engagements, family expectations, and the power to carry life in their hands, these four must navigate a web of love, loyalty, and desire. In a world where hearts are inherited as much as titles, who will Yibo choose: the boy who saved him, or the man who stands before him now? Will Wang Yibo honor the promise written by his family... or follow the love he chooses for himself? And if Xiao Zhan refuses to be chosen second, will he sacrifice his heart... or risk losing the one who was meant to be his?

Flights of Fancy

A Zombie Apocalypse Wangxian story (just for fun)

After 'Baby Daddy' I need some fluff to take the edge off. Bear with me. It will be short and fluffy but longer than a one shot.

A story about parenting

Wei Wuxian believed the secret to happiness was stability and commitment, things he didn't have growing up. But all that got him was loneliness. Divorced, deported, jobless and homeless Wei Wuxian arrives in Shanghai and is taken in as a stray by the Wens. Just as he was getting used to being on the receiving end of kindness his path crosses with Lan Wangji who despite all the success and fame is lonely and recognizes the emptiness in Wei Wuxian's eyes. This is their story. A/N So, this is going to be one of my slowburns where I imagine myself to be Wei Wuxian and devise fantastic scenarios to meet my Lan Wangji so that despite the monuments of mistakes I have done and the numerous wrong people I have entrusted my life with, I may have someone to care for me. Selfish totally but I know my WangXian forgive me. I hope you do too.

A story request.

Wei Wuxian, a dominang Omega, is drugged while attending the wedding of Lan Xichen, an enigma and Jin Guangyao, an omega. There he finds Lan Wangji, a purebred alpha who had taken a vow of asceticism eight years ago. As Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji identify each other as their fated mates, Lan Wangji's vow breaks and he marks and claims Wei Wuxian. Wei Wuxian travels with Lan Wangji to change Gusu Lan's perception of an omega. Later on when Jiang Cheng and Jiang Yanli visit Wei Wuxian during his pregnancy where Jiang Cheng avoids Lan Xichen like a plague.

A Wuthering Heights XianWang fanfiction Wei Ying was taken in by Lan Qinghen and raised alongside Lan Wangji and Lan Xichen but as a servant. When they came of age, Lan Wangji's marriage was fixed to Wen Qing. Wei Ying, jealous and hurt, left Jingshi, that had been his home. When he returned he returned as the Yiling Laozu. A decade later the Laozu had carried Jingshi up to the burial mound where he kept Lan Sizhui, Lan Wangji's son, captive. When Nie Huissang opened a resort at the base of the burial mound he started frequenting Jingshi, fascinated by its occupants. What he unraveled about the occupants make up the contents of this book.