When Steven is poofed while he, Connie, and the gems are in battle, no one knows what will become of him... Or of the Crystal Gems. #55 in Steven Universe on Wattpad #1 in Pearl (All characters credited to Rebecca Sugar.) "This is probably the absolute best Steven Universe fanfic I've ever read!" -Muffinzrcool "This fic is so underrated cuz it's SO GOOD!" -DaniLucille "This was the best Steven Universe fanfic ever!" -GEEKanime Started: August 22, 2016 Finished: October 23, 2016 Please vote for all the chapters! It would really help get this book publicity and maybe even in the top 1000 in fanfiction! Current cover image: art by me

Hermione Granger the woman who has no luck when it comes to love, found her true love in Hogwarts. How would it be when she meets him again nine years later.. Perfect Two is a Dramione Love Story!

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The war is over. Everyone has to retake the previous year at Hogwarts. Hermione Granger is made Head Girl and Draco Malfoy is made Head Boy. Tensions rise between the two. Ron starts acting very different, which takes it's toil on Hermione and Ron's relationship. What could be causing his sudden attitude change? And will things start to darken when Lucius Malfoy gets involved? What will he do? Can Draco and Hermione find happiness together or is it just not meant to be?

« "I'll not leave you here, I've got to save you." » After witnessing the death of his father, Darth Vader-previously known as Anakin Skywalker-Luke Skywalker believes he could've done something to prevent his father's dramatic downfall before he was born. Upon uncovering the mysteries of the Force, Luke begins to discover that there is something beyond meets the eye and soul... time travel. With the help of his friends and his fellow Force ghost mentors, Luke unravels the secrets to time travel through the Force, and is suddenly placed in a world unlike anything he'd seen before. He finds himself years in the past for one reason and one reason only: to venture into the dark, and save Anakin Skywalker.

As a princess, you are taught many rules. To be kind, considerate, poised, fair, and most importantly, strong. A kingdom won't follow the lead of someone who is weak and lost. Nobody signs up to be a princess, the job is handed to you on an old, rusty silver platter that's been passed on through the generations. I tried to fit all of the requirements to be a worthy princess, but there's a problem: I'm not strong, not anymore. I am a broken princess.

After ten years, Finn Martins returns to Brazil to destroy his enemy, though he didn't count on facing the only woman he's ever loved - his enemy's daughter, Nina Peres. ***** After ten years, Finn Martins is returning to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil as a different man. He's changed his name, his identity, and even his looks. Now Markos Petrakis, a Greek Ruthless Multi-Billionaire World shipping magnate, he's ruthless and feared. He can destroy anyone with just a snap of his fingers, and that's his plan: to destroy his sworn enemy. The man who ruined his life and tore apart his family. The only problem? Getting his revenge would also hurt the only woman he's ever loved - his enemy's daughter, Nina Peres. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Cover designed by Ashley Santoro

On a cold February night in 1920, a young woman finds herself attempting suicide, due to the feeling that she does not belong in her family. Anna felt as though no one in her family understood her. She felt as though she was looked down upon for her frequent health issues and hospital visits. One moment she was stepping off of a bridge, only to be saved by an officer. The next moment, she found herself to be a patient at Dalldorf, a mental hospital. She did not remember a thing about her past. Slowly regaining it, she comes up with a master plan to swap fates with a person of higher standing. A person of royalty who was rumoured to have survived her family's execution in 1918.

Ever wonder what kind of an emperor Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich would have been? Would he have been a tyrant? Would he have been dubbed as Alexei the terrible as his father often joked or would he have been a tenderhearted man just like his father before him? Had the murders on the night of the 17th of July 1918 never taken place, would he have lived long enough to see his own children rule Russia or would bouts of hemophilia cut his life short? These are one of the many questions that will never be answered. Unless, of course, we reopen an already finished story and add a little twist to it. In this story, the murders never took place. Read through and who knows, maybe all those unanswered questions may finally be answered. Long live the Romanovs!