A fanmade sequel to The Song Of Achilles following the reuniting of Patroclus and Achilles in the afterlife

Takes place after the events of the book. With the band on a small break they try to live a somewhat normal life. However Jimmy could never forget the night one of his best friends and fellow band member, Lister Bird, kissed him. Chapters are short. And will come out whenever I remember to post

Marlene McKinnon and Athena McKinnon would die for each over at the end of the day. Athena was a close friend of the noble black family. The last they saw her she was Marlene's little baby sister but now she's all grown up

Will we ever learn? We've been here before. Gilded Cage; A Continuation © aquamcnti 2025

The Watford Tragedy tore Baz's family apart. His father refused to send Baz to the place that had killed his mother, so Baz was forced to stay home and learn from a plethora of tutors. When he asked his father if he could go to university in London, he had hardly expected his father to say yes, but he did. So Baz packed his things and moved to the city, eager to be around people his age and to learn from real professors in actual classrooms instead of his family's stuffy library. The only problem with this whole thing (besides the fact that he's a vampire) is his roommate: Simon Snow. His roommate who he has managed to fall deeply, helplessly in love with. Simon Snow hadn't really planned on going to university. After graduating from Watford, he planned on staying with the Mage so he could continue to go on quests and fight the Humdrum. But the Mage sent him off to university in London so Simon could "stay close to the language." Unfortunately, Simon was paired with the most insufferable git for a roommate: Tyrannus Basilton Grimm-Pitch. Neither of them know that the other is mage so they are constantly hiding from each other. But Simon is pretty sure that his roommate is a vampire or has some other dark secret because his side of the room is always too clean, he never eats, and he constantly vanishes in the middle of the night. Baz is pretty sure that his roommate is hiding something from him, that he's in some weird drug or fighting ring, perhaps, because he disappears for days on end, is constantly bruised and bleeding, and leaves the room every time Baz tries to pick a fight.

What happens after you Carry On? Simon, Baz, and Penelope have started their normal lives in normal colleges, or rather as normal as it gets. Except for a few things: Maybe they aren't living the perfect, normal university lifestyle Maybe they aren't destined for that And just because there is no Mage or Humdrum doesn't mean that it's the end of the prophecy

This is my personal SnowBaz fanfiction. It takes place after Carry On, a wonderful book by Rainbow Rowell. So if you haven't read the original, then you must go read it now before I spoil anything. Go! Hurry! Anyway, if you have decided to ignore my warning, this relationship is cannon. This story contains something that all lovers of the World of Mages would love to get their hands on. Shhh! It's a surprise! Anyway, I hope you enjoy to your hearts content!

Simon Snow's adventures are supposed to be over. With no recollection of Neverland, everyone thought that it would be easy for him to settle into normal life with Baz in London. He's not fearless anymore. In fact, he's afraid of a lot of things: heights, flying, water, knives. Baz is there to help him through it, though, which makes the nightmares easier to manage. He's nothing like the brave hero that Baz has started writing about, the one with Simon's name, but that's okay. He doesn't want to play hero--he just wants to live, bake, and kiss Baz. But Simon Snow still has some fight left in him, especially when Baz is unexpectedly kidnapped one night. Eager to save the love of his life, Simon is reacquainted with old friends he doesn't recall--Penny and Ebb--and some old enemies that can't seem to leave him alone...

Ever since Baz was a child, he heard stories of the miraculous Simon Snow and his incredible adventures in Neverland. For Baz, stories of Simon are more than just stories--they are true. The tales become his way to escape his harsh reality and his old-fashioned family. So, when his sister is old enough to understand, he tells her about Simon Snow and his battles with The Insidious Humdrum and how he and his fairy help-mate, Penelope, save Neverland on a daily basis. What Baz doesn't know is that there's always someone lurking outside his window when he tells these stories. Ever since Simon was born, he knew that the real world wasn't the place for him. His mother died during childbirth and his father, in turn, became an abusive drunk. So, when Simon was seventeen, he escaped to Neverland where he would never have to grow up and be like his father. Now that he's been there for so long (he lost track of the years overtime) he starts to wander back into the real world to see how things have changed. One night he hears, through an open window, a silky voice telling stories of Simon Snow the Great Adventurer. The boy that didn't want to grow up. So Simon hovers outside the window night after night, just to hear what the boy has to say. One night, Simon finds himself going in through the window to try and find his shadow and meets the mysterious story-teller. Who, as he finds out, is not just mysterious--he is incredibly attractive.

It's Simon and Baz's 6th year back at Watford. Last year Simon followed Baz around like a hound trying to prove he was a vampire. After a bloody incident one soccer training Simon finally has proof. How will Simon's knowledge of Baz's true identity bring them together?