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One-Shot. What if in the finale, Meg didn't accidentally shot Christine but the Phantom? Would his love for Christine still live on through her? Would their son still learn the truth? This is how I depict this ending

After the opening night party for Phantom of the Opera, Sarah Brightman, Michael Crawford, and Andrew Lloyd Webber made good on a promise they made each other on the first day of rehearsal. They get matching tattoos and hilarity ensues

Book One of the Love Never Dies Trilogy: Melody Daaé is a pillar of Parisian society, but little is actually known about the mysterious woman. On the rare occasions that Melody chooses to socialize amongst the elite of France, she can be found on the arm of her husband, Gustave Daaé, a famous musician with the Opera Populaire. But perhaps the most intriguing part of Melody's angelic persona is the mask that always conceals the upper half of her face. Gifted with the voice of an angel but cursed with the face of a demon, Mystique Destler resides in the fifth and lowest cellar of the Opera Populaire, only ascending to the upper levels of her theatre when she feels those above are in need of a reminder that it is, indeed, her theatre. Though Mystique's elusive nature has garnered many titles, few notice her keen intellect and, instead, choose to spread rumors about the mysterious spector that haunts the Populaire's walls, rather than recognizing the genius behind the composer whose music is the lifeblood of the opera house. Perhaps, one day, someone will take the time to understand that the Phantomess and Melody are not so different, after all. All characters from The Phantom of the Opera, with the exception of Melody Daaé and Mystique Destler, belong to Gaston Leroux, and all songs from The Phantom of the Opera and Love Never Dies belong to Andrew Lloyd Webber. Other songs featured in this novel from various Broadway productions or recording artists belong to their rightful owners.

What if Christine never loved Raoul after they departed left? What if she was in love with The Phantom and she sees the true man behind both the mask and the deformity? And what if the true monster isn't a hideous creature but a human being? This is my idea of a what if kind of show that I thought of since I was 16. This idea was both influenced by both the original author of the book, Gaston Leroux, and the composer of my favorite musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Broadway actors Ramin Karimloo and Sierra Boggess have been the best of friends ever since their time in Love Never Dies and The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary. But what if they felt something more between their times apart and they were in different shows? Would Ramin leave his wife for her? Would Sierra be truly happy with him? And can their true feelings for each other be as strong and overcome any obstacles that comes to their way?

AU: Christine Daae has run away from an engagement party and from her fiance, Raoul. And in the middle of the night in Paris, a group of thieves corner her. Just as they were about to rob her from her jewelry and money, a masked man saves her and takes her to his home where she can be safe. During her stay, she sees her hero, Erik Destler, what his life ls like below the high society. She then sees the music from his point of view. But her fiance has been looking for her. Will she go back to Raoul or will she stay in this life she has become more accustom to?

[Starlight Express] After being uncoupled, Dinah remembers how she met Greaseball

Inspiration came from James Barbour.

After the Jellicle Ball, Mr.Mistoffelees' pride of saving Old Deuteronomy is quickly tarnished when he realized just how much he can't handle that every other normal cat can. Rum Tum Tugger is there to protect him, but that just makes him reliant and needy, still just kitten behavior. When the world gets too much, what will Mr.Mistoffelees do to help himself feel safe as well as prove he isn't a kitten? Find out!

Rose Williams, or just Rose is like an exotic bird on a new and strange land, The Opera Populaire. She has little hope for her wild dreams, but the Phantom appears in her life, and both show each other that not all is lost. When two beautiful and twisted souls meet, will fate try to drag them apart? How will they fare against it? Will the find salvation for their lost love? (I do not own the Phantom of the Opera)

Will she stay or will she sing, what is she thinking now? We all know Christine abandoned a crazed Opera Ghost in his lair before joining Raoul, but when she is faced with an unexpected 'angel of death', which angel will she hold closest to her? It seems as though heartache surrounds her at every turn, but Erik Destler has nothing to lose, and all to win, as he guides his Angel Of Music once again. Mature rating is turned on because of some anticipated sexy times but there'll be a warning if a chapter incurs anything more than a li'l smoochin'!

{ON HOLD} Rebecca Daae, an average eighteen year old theatre nerd, is preparing for a simple act of Phantom of the Opera in her school's drama class. However, as parts are handed out by her mysterious drama teacher, things begin to unravel, making it impossible for Becky to comprehend reality from fiction. There's that lack of memory strung from her mind, and without it, she can't help but think...is she somehow connected to the well-known love story in the Opera Populaire? To make matters worse, there's an awfully attractive, yet frightening, man who seems to think he had known her one hundred and forty years ago. Coincidence? Becky thinks not... *** This story is currently on hold. I will start it up again soon, but until then, I am sorry for the delay! xx ||Copyright 2016||

It's Christmas in the Paris Opera House and everyone is getting ready for the holiday except for The Phantom of the Opera. He hated Christmas but no one knows the reason for such. After hearing such nonsense, Christine is determing to give the Opera Ghost a Christmas he will never forget. Or will it be ruined by a jealous Vicomte who plans to make it the worse for the Opera House and have Christine all to herself

Inspiration came from both James Barbour's version of "Music Of The Night" from his CD "Bring Me Giants" and the YouTube video "The Phantom of the Opera (James Barbour) posted by Ciara Laube.

A Phantom of the Opera tale in which Christine chooses Erik... but only in secret. For she is still linked to Raoul, her fiancé, whether by fate or misfortune- and that barrier stands in the way of the future of Eristine. There's only so long a prima donna and a ghost can sneak around for... And to make matters worse, there's a new murderer on the loose! Will Christine really end up with her childhood sweetheart, or will her heart belong to the man who inspired her voice? Will she even stay alive long enough to choose between the two men? Read to find out! Enjoy, Phans :) (I aim to update this story at least once a week.) Also the format is really messed up in some places because I copy and paste the chapters directly from a Google Document! Started: 26/1/2023 (Happy 35th to our Angel of Music!)

"oh to see you again.. a miracle it would be.. wait for me, for i shall return to you! the days we spent, the moments we shared, we'll be able to do it all again! we'll be reunited, dearest." based on the novel, musical & movie.