After Freya's death Merlin thinks he'll never find love again. But he couldn't be more wrong. As Arthur tries to cheer up his manservant they both discover something. Something that can't happen between them, not with Uther as king. Will their love be more powerful than the fear they feel? "We look each other in the eyes. I could drown in his blue eyes. I'm getting closer. My heart is racing. I feel warm. My eyes drops to his lips. I need to kiss him. I feel my stomach upside down. He's coming closer too. We're two inches distant. Slowly I place my lips on his. They're really soft and warm. We kiss. It's a gentle kiss. Our lips are synchronized. I grab his face with my hands, bringing him nearer. We keep kissing and when we move away a thought hits me. This can't happen. If my father finds it out, he will kill him. I don't want to hurt Merlin." Disclaimer: I don't own Merlin, it belongs to the BBC.

Merlin and Morgana. Light and dark. Love and hate. Two people that should never be together. Never cross paths. But they do. However, when Arthur becomes aware of the growing relationship between his servant and his worst enemy, he acts quickly to destroy it. Does love conquer all? ...Or will hate always win? WARNING, SLOW UPDATES.

MERTHUR Hurt/comfort NOT COMPLETED (Thank you for all the love and feedback on this story. This was a RP between my friend and I years ago and unfortunately the rest of it was deleted.) ••• Arthur & Merlin go through challenges that seems to only bring them closer to each other and realize how much they depend on each other. ••• This was originally a literate RolePlay between my friend Might be magic and I.

Uther Pendragon has hated sorcery since the very day it resulted in the death of his wife. He's ruled Camelot with an iron fist, murdering countless of innocent sorcerers in the public eye. He's raised his son, Arthur, to hate magic with equal passion. But what will Arthur's reaction be, when returning early from a hunting trip, he sees an execution taking place? What will he do when the man tied to the stake is his own manservant?

This work of fiction is a Merlin AU, but is still played out in Camelot. The knights realize the King's strange mood and automatically assume it's because of Gwen's departure. Merlin slowly but surely finds a way to uncover Arthur's true secrets.

Merlin, from day one, has had to hide his magic. How could he be himself, if admitting to practising sorcery would get him killed? Arthur has always been fond of his manservant. But how could he truly come to terms with his feelings for him, if by doing so, he'd be going against the traditions and laws of Camelot, and his father? ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Dedicated, with all my love, to Darya2m