He only heard a faint bump when he should have heard something a lot louder. Merlin's fears from the previous day came true as he sat there in bed trying to process it. The ringing had gone, but he still couldn't hear anything. OR Merlin gets injured in a fight and is rendered temporarily deaf. He doesn't want Arthur to find out, but he does anyway. Angst and hurt/comfort ahead.

While on a camping trip, Merlin was obviously exhausted as he'd been acting strange all day. As he falls asleep, Gwaine finds a small leather bound journal hidden away in the servants coat, which he soon learns is a journal. He reads a few to himself, then to the Knights. They all soon realize how sad and how seemingly alone Merlin believes he is. They all realize, just how little they know about Merlin. [Hint: The Knights and Arthur learn about Freya!]

A collection of very short stories of Merlin revealing some talents of his, they are not connected. I have 12 chapters planned. Warning: language.

What will happen when the young Pendragon discovers his feelings for his man-servant? What will happen when Merlin builds up the courage to tell Arthur his secret? Disclaimer I do not own Merlin or any of the characters. Still writing this so there might be a few grammar mistakes and I'm still editing Hope you enjoy it! All the love -J x

This will be mostly Merthur, just some short stories and maybe some very bizarre ships...we will just have to see how it goes!

One-shots of Merlin and Arthur being a couple of clotpoles and dollopheads

Arthur wants Merlin badly but isn't sure that Merlin feels the same so he decides to throw down a challenge. Merlin accepts. This takes place after Uther marries the Troll in Season 2. Don't own Merlin (BBC) not making any money

Merlin really was the court idiot. Was this what the Dragon had meant by halves of a whole? (I don't own anything.)

A collection of my Merlin one-shots that will most likely contain Merthur. If you don't like don't read. Disclaimer: I do not own Merlin.

Arthur Pendragon is hopeless when it comes to the act of courting. Having failed numerous attempts at courting his manservant, Merlin, Arthur turns to the only people he can think of for help: the Knights of the Round Table.