"We hide our emotions under the surface and try to pretend" Half a year after their talk during Bash and Mary's wedding, Anne and Gilbert experience the development of their friendship into something more. [awae - post season 2] Story based on L.M. Montgomery's novels and the series "Anne with an E". I do not own any of the characters.

Fanfic based on the Netflix series "Anne With An E" A Winter's ball is being held in the town of Avonlea and a few things happen between Gilbert Blythe and our dear Anne.

Sequel to the award-nominated Home to Avonlea, consistently placed at #1 in shirbert and #annewithane "I love you so much, more than I've ever loved anything." After the traumatic events of the winter just passed, Anne and Gilbert must return to their normal lives... but their lives are changing as they both progress along the turbulant, challenging journey to adulthood. This summer will push them to their limits and test many things, including their love... And there's more trouble dwelling in Avonlea, somebody waiting and plotting revenge... Somebody who's plans do not bode well for Anne and Gilbert... Themes: drama, mystery, thriller, romance, growing up, danger/threat Warning: If you have a history of being emotionally invested in these characters or were traumatised by reading Home to Avonlea then I suggest you proceed with caution

"Come home some day." Gilbert Blythe has been away for almost two years. Upon his return to Avonlea, he finds that things have changed and there is a storm of trouble brewing which will soon rain down on Anne and Gilbert when it blows into town. An Anne with an E story - Gilbert & Anne Rankings: Number 1 in #shirbert Number 1 in #annewithane Themes: drama, adventure, thriller, romance, danger/threat Warning: if you have a history of being emotionally invested in these characters then you may be traumatised by this fic

Gilbert is there for Anne when she needs someone the most. Billy did far more damage than seen in the episode. Anne goes through my own journey of healing after a trauma. Serious issues. (Skip chapters 3-4 to make it less scary to read; if you skip 3 and 4, you will still know what happened, but you won't have to actually hear the details of the violence.)