This story takes place after the war has settled. Aang and Katara finally together, Zuko the firelord, Sokka being,...well Sokka, Toph happy and never to return home, and the nations were finally at peace. When team Avatar decides to return to the southern water tribe to visit Sokka and Katara's family, they end up bringing Zuko along, giving him a well deserved break of running the fire nation. However, feelings start to make themselves known. Feelings that Aang doesn't like, little does he know he ends up pushing Katara into the arms of the edgy firebender, which was the last thing he was trying to do. Will this new romantic relationship tear team Avatar apart? Will it make them stronger? Will Katara's new found heated relationship be accepted by her tribe? Can the group move past it, and continue on? Will Aang ever get over Katara and find someone new? Knowing it's never easy ridding the feeling of that first love. And one of the most importance will Zuko find his mother? On a different note Azula, the sister of the new firelord, has been in prison for quite some time, there is obviously no way of her being released on good behavior. She plans to escape and find Tai Lee and Mai and "ask" them once again to join her side and take her revenge on her brother Zuko, Katara, their friends, and the Avatar. And plans to overthrow and take over the fire nation, feeling that her father apparently wasn't strong enough to hold his place.

What happens when Zuko's eighteenth birthday comes around, and the Gaang frantically compiles a birthday celebration? Probably disaster. POV Katara Crazyness, awkwardness, and a little bit of romance make up this short story. Enjoy! If you have any questions, just ask. (I DON'T OWN AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER OR ANY OF THE CHARACTERS) I also don't own the cover, I just edited it. Talk to me if you want the original link to the picture. (Also I wrote this when I was a tiny child (aka 2015 me was a child), pls try to ignore plot inconsistencies and general bad spelling/grammar!)

The Gaang has to go through the Cave of Two Lovers and they have the same problems. Except this time Katara and Zuko get trapped together and Jet has tagged along to get in the way of everything. What will happen when they go through the Cave of Lovers all over again? I would like to thank @firestar731 for the summary.

Water. Earth. Air. Fire. My grandmother used to tell me stories about the old days, a time of peace, when the Avatar kept balance between the Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom, Fire Nation, and Air Nomads. But all that changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop the Fire Nation. But when the world needed him most, he vanished. Over a hundred years have passed, and the Fire Nation is nearing victory in the war. Four years ago, my father and the men of my tribe went to help in the fight against the Fire Nation, leaving my brother to take care of the tribe. As for me, the Fire Nation caught wind of the fact that I showed signs of being a waterbender when I was five. They raided my village, desperate to control as many waterbenders as possible just in case the Avatar cycle had continued. That was thirteen years ago. I've been living in the royal palace in the Fire Nation capital, Sozin, and traveling with the prince ever since. Some people believe that the Avatar was never born into the Air Nomads, and that the cycle was broken. That's what the Fire Nation tells people, anyway. But I haven't lost hope. I know he's out there. And finding him will change the world. ~~~ An alternate universe in which Katara was captured by the Fire Nation and was raised alongside Zuko and Azula. I began writing this when I was 13, it was originally posted on the account The_Tenth_Doctor8, which is my account that I no longer use. I do not own these characters or the show this is based on. All characters have been aged up appropriately due to the mature nature and context of this piece of writing. Artistic license has been taken for some areas of the story, but I do my best to make sure everything at least makes logical sense within the context of the ATLA universe.