John finds a box in his attic filled with memories of Paul. Delving into the past, while Paul returns in the present, John struggles with fate--namely, can history take a different course on December 8th, 1980? [McLennon]

Maharishi Harrison's meditation camp is very exclusive - and attracts an interesting assortment of people, such as millionaire John Lennon, and Paul McCartney, the singer in the local Liverpool band. But when John has to drop the expensive suits and spend time with the peasants, he realizes that the leather-clad bassist has more to him than meets the eye. [McLennon slash, AU.]

John knows it's not Paul. He held Paul when he was dying. He saw the replacement being trained to imitate his late lover perfectly. But the copy was perfect, so perfect, that it's practically the real Paul he's falling in love with. Isn't it?

It was going to be a life-changing month, Paul was sure of it. “Paul McCartney meets John Lennon. One for the big fancy biographies,” John said confidently. Paul believed him, like he’d never believed anyone else. [McLennon]

mel·an·cho·li·a ˌmelənˈkōlēə/ noun: melancholia deep sadness or gloom; melancholy. a mental condition marked by persistent depression and ill-founded fears.

A collection of tidbits that are hoarding up space in my mind. Sometimes when I write I have many ideas I can't use in my actual stories so here's where I'll post scenes that I can't resist writing but have no place for. Angsty, smut, funny, romantic, and just plain silly. Anything that's on my mind really but I'll make it worth reading. May range up to a NC-17 rating.

Everything John has experienced with Paul, from their meeting to their first kiss to their devastating split is written in this bedtime story, one that John might never be brave enough to tell Sean.