Where Erik Delozier, a man treated as a monster, meets Christine Daae, a girl treated as an angel. What will come of it? A kidnapper, a victim.. A bit of an insane Erik.. Fear can turn to love... But will it?

Patria is a young, beautiful girl who works for the Paris Opera as a ballerina to scrape by whatever money she can. One night, she becomes acquainted with an angelically beautiful revolutionary with the weight of the world on his shoulders named Enjolras. As the two grow closer, Patria begins to kindle a passion for the revolution as well as a passion for the leader, the charming Apollo . (Okay. So the summary really doesn't do it justice or anything, but I tried to incorporate details from the musical, the movie and from the book.) Hope y'all enjoy! :)

Christine is invited back to the Opera Populaire as their lead soprano. She's excited to be singing again, but also to hopefully see Erik again. Strangley, she misses him, more than anything. That night before she was wed was a mistake, yet, she doesn't regret it. She longs for it to maybe happen again. Just her and Erik. Alone. Beneath a moonless sky. <3 Other Copyright stuff!

It was never up to her to live at the Opera Populaire, but Grace Bowman finds herself a resident of the grand building. She bears a resemblance to the late Christine Daae, and in that factor she is being stalked by the famous Opera Ghost. When he pulls her into his world of music and fantasy, she loses her grip of reality and succumbs to his world of imagination. But falling in love with him seems to be a danger to all the other people she cares about.

Erik Destler has lived alone for a long time, without family or friends...until now. After over two years of watching from a distance, he finally decides to 'save' his only love- Christine Daae. However, in order to save her he feels he must kidnap her. 17-year-old Christine Daae has basically been alone since her mother died. Her father rarely comes home at night and she doesn't associate with the friends she once had. Lonely and depressed, she treads through life hopelessly. Her loneliness is about to come to an end, though... The problem is, it's against her will. To be kidnapped and to have her freedom stolen isn't what Christine wants. But, can she really hate this masked man who has shown her nothing but kindness? And what will she do when she discovers Erik's true feelings for her? Can she forgive him? Can she love him, as he loves her?

Christine went and told her beloved angel how she felt how she truly loved him. Soon they gave in to their richest desires. They soon escape the opera house and flee to America. Along the way things happen and Raoul shows back up. Will Raoul get in between Erik's and Christine's love? Will they make it knowing what could happen to each other? What will they do when a child appears in the mix? If a child is born at all? Will they survive dangers together or apart? What secrets will they learn?

"I had fallen so deeply in love with you that you became my reason to live," A lone finger touches my cheek, as gentle as a falling snowflake. "I can't ever let you go." All her life, Christine has toiled and suffered in hard work for her gravely ill father. But one day, her life takes a drastic turn when she is kidnapped by a mysterious masked man. But just when Christine starts to hate and fear her kidnapper, she discovers herself starting to get attracted to him. What happens exactly? What will happen to the both of them? Can fear turn into love... Or will it not? Read on and find out! E/C, Modern, Romance I don't owe any of the characters.

Its been 13 years since Don Juan Triumphant, Christine has sucessfully left Raoul and is on her way to Paris to see the man she realized she is inlove with, Erik. But does Erik still love and want her? Will Raoul try to get Christine back? Who will suffer from a heartbreak? **Copyright stuff**

One event changed everything in Christine Daae's life. Erik Destlar fell in love with her and decided to take her to live with him. Will she ever love him back? Modern day, E/C... COMPLETED ___________________________________________________________ I do NOT claim the original work of Gaston Leroux "The Phantom of the Opera." I also do NOT condone things discussed, written, or otherwise made known through my work such as stalking, kidnapping, marrying kidnappers/stalkers, or the like. My only wish is to make Leroux's book accessible to modern readers with a few plot twists here and there. I can only hope I have done his acclaimed work justice with my retelling.