Now that they're friends, Galinda has decided to make Elphaba her new project. Just not in the way that one would think... Gelphie friendship fluffy feels, not romance. Before Galinda became Glinda. It'll definitely give you a toothache, so you're welcome in advance.

OTP Challenge - Gelphie (Glinda Upland and Elphaba Thropp) Day 1- Holding Hands Day 2- Cuddling Somewhere Day 3- Watching a Movie Day 4- On a Date Day 5- Kissing Day 6- Wearing Each Others Clothes Day 7- Halloween Day 8- Shopping Day 9- Hanging With Friends Day 10- As animals Day 11- Making Out Day 12- Eating Ice Cream Day 13- Genderswapped Day 14- Alternative Universe Day 15- In The Morning Day 16- Spooning Day 17- Doing Something Together Day 18- Formal Wear Day 19-Dancing Day 20- Cooking/Baking Day 21- In Battle, Side-By-Side Day 22- Arguing Day 23- Making Up Day 24-Gazing Into Each Others Eyes Day 25- Getting Married Day 26- One of their birthdays Day 27- Doing Something Ridiculous Day 28- Doing Something Sweet Day 29- Doing Something Fun Day 30- Free Day Feel free to do this as well!! (Message me for the list)

An anthology of Gelphie one-shots set in Hogwarts.

One shot, my opinion on how it should have ended. (Sorry I'm changing some things because I'm a Wicked fan)

Galinda comes home one night, totally wasted, and starts to hit on Elphaba. Once Elphaba manages to get Galinda off of her, she decides to use Galinda's inebriation to her own advantage and finally get some answers to the questions she's been dying to ask, namely, why Galinda thinks Elphaba is so attractive. This should be an interesting night.

Standing in the hidden corner at the back of the chapel, Elphaba watches Glinda's wedding. She comes to support Glinda, but Oz knows she wishes she could be the one waiting at the altar as opposed to the one hiding in the shadows.

The sacred Clock of the Time Dragon has finally ceased ticking. Fearing an apocalypse, the citizens of Oz choose brave Glinda the Good to go inside the clock itself and explore. While inside, she finds more than just answers to the Clock. She also finds an old friend, and answers to what lies in store for them and for all of Oz.

What was supposed to be a normal bus ride to school quickly devolved into something far more interesting when a certain young blond with a backpack full of makeup, shoes and hair and skincare products plopped down beside Elphaba that morning and proceeded to give her lessons in Popularity.

When Glinda asks why Elphaba insists on just dying at the hands of the Witch Hunters instead of trying to escape, Elphaba offers up a very philosophical reply that leaves Glinda with a lot to think about after Elphaba has gone.

After all they had been through, both alone and together, who would've ever imagined that the one thing finally capable of keeping the two strongest witches in all of Oz apart would be a mere door?