What if Phantom Lord wasn't defeated by Fairy Tail? What if Phantom Lord won? This is the account of a parallel universe in which Phantom Lord beat Fairy Tail in battle. Gajeel Redfox, the evil, monstrous, most powerful wizard in Phantom Lord claims his prize for winning, and the prize is Fairy Tail's bookworm, Levy McGarden.

ONE OF MY FIRST STORIES!! BEWARE OF ERRORS!! Levy is an astronomer, with a dream, to someday do to another planet. When the offer to do so, comes around of course the bookworm takes it! Even if, when she goes to the planet, she can never return. When she meets Gajeel, she is unable to not question her decision to go the other planet. If she does, she must leave him behind. Will Gajeel change her mind about leaving? Or will his efforts fail? Find out in Counting the Days {Cover made by @emoshun}

She saved me... He curly blue hair her short petite figure and her Brown shiny eyes full of hope. we were opposites yet I needed her to stay by me I saved her but she saved me from myself

A story of the meeting of Gajeel Redfox and Levy McGarden. Levy meets a handsome man after walking out of the library and her mind was full of his image long afterwards, little did she know that he was experiencing the same thing. The story is not placed with them at fairy tail, but just as two strangers who met in the streets of Magnolia. Ship(s): Gajevy/Gale ONLY Language: English Rated M: For later on Smut/Lemon and language (**Picture is not my own and was saved off google images**) Fairy Tail and its characters rightfully belong to Hiro Mashima

Levy, a single mom, struggles as it is taking care of her daughter while balancing two jobs and the guilt of her past. The last thing she needs is a romance with a sexy-as-hell Scottish lead-singer--which is exactly what she gets with Gajeel Redfox. Staying in the bed-and-breakfast that has become her and her daughter's home, Gajeel makes it hard for Levy to just focus on her own worries. Unfortunately, every good thing must come to an end. Some sooner than others.

What if Levy was a baddie? What if Gajeel, being the bad boy he is, runs into Levy on one of her street runs? How will this whole thing fall into place in the wild unknown world in the streets? Meet Levy Mcgarden as the bad ass 'Queen of the Streets' in her adventure to find her true self. Will Gajeel be able to save her from the disasters to come? Only fate will tell. WARNING : I DO NOT OWN FAIRY TAIL!!! ~~~ Enjoy! :)

Levy is a princess of the kingdom of Magnolia, with her two sisters, Erza and Wendy. Gajeel is a servant of the royal family, who looks after the three princesses, especially Levy. During the night of a grand ball, the kingdom is attacked by a dragon, whose scales are made of pure iron. The dragon captures Princess Levy and locks her away in its lair. Gajeel, having developed feeling for the princess, decides to get a small team of knights and take out the dragon. Will he make it in time to save her? Or will they fall in a trap and become the dragon's next victims of death? I do NOT own Fairy Tail or it's characters. They belong to Hiro Mashima. There are typos!! If you see any, please let me know.

This is my first story and i decided to write a Gale story or Gajevy story because I love this couple so much. This story will talk about the fate between Gajeel and Levy. Anyway, please enjoy it!

Gajeel has always been in love with Levy and figured she only saw him as a friend, but what he doesn't know is that Levy loves him too and everyone can see it except them, but when Levy almost gets hurt, Gajeel comes to the rescue. Levy has a date the next day and Gajeel doesn't take it well. He wants to attack her date. When her date tries to kiss her, Gajeel goes ballistic. No one is allowed to kiss his Levy and get away with it. Gajeel doesn't know why he feels the way he feels so he looks it up. It turns out, Levy is his mate. Dragon slayers are known to be protective and possessive over their mates. Now he understands why he feels that way. Will they ever proclaim their love for each other before it's to late, or will they be left wondering 'what if...'