Cyranodebergerac Stories

Hayden has always loved Madi--he just hasn't found the perfect way to express it yet. And when you're Hayden Berger, son of an actress and an orator, esteemed thespian and perpetual student at New York's Ballard College of The Arts, the most prestigious art school east of the Mississippi... Perfection isn't just expected. It's everything. Hayden gets his chance with the arrival of Chris, an eager-to-please freshman. When both Madi and Chris express interest in each other to Hayden, he sees his chance to convey all his own feelings for Madi, and also ensure that she is in a safe and caring relationship, using the dashing young Chris as a better-looking substitute. The only obstacle to Hayden's plan would be Matt. Rich, vain, and obnoxious, Matt wants all the prestige Hayden has--from his leadership of the elite drama club founded by Hayden, to Madi herself--and he would stop at nothing to get any of it, even if it comes to cheating, lying, or finding some way to separate Madi from Hayden forever. Will Matt succeed before Hayden can get Chris and Madi to fall in love? Will Hayden be able to pull off the ruse before it's time to graduate? Edmund Rostand's classic tragedy gets updated to a contemporary college romance full of friendship, theater performances, drama clubs, poetry slams, and one unforgettable love story!

Luci is a demon cursed with a soul. Pendergast is a knight who sucks at courting. Both in love with the same princess but neither can win her heart alone. A deal is struck, and a plan is formed. Luci will get Bean to see one of them in a new light, and that someone would be him. Inspired by Cyrano de Bergerac

Penelope Featherington is in love. Hopelessly, madly, deliriously in love. But not with Colin Bridgerton. No, that ship has long sailed-much to his own chagrin. Still, his hesrtbreak does not hold him back from helping her with her new love, the handsome and charismatic but somewhat dimwitted Christian Burnwood. Penelope wants to exchange letters with Christian and bask in his written declarations of love. But Colin soon discovers a flaw in her expectations, beknownst to her-Christian hasn't a poetic bone in his body. Unwilling to let Pen be disappointed, Colin conspires with Christian to write love letters to her under Christian's name. But just how long can Colin keep up this charade before he loses himself?

so for school we had to rewrite the ending for cyrano de bergerac and i wrote a rough draft in english before writing it properly in french. so here is the chaotic shit i wrote. this starts off right after act 4. disclamer: i dont own cyrano de bergerac (also this is just pure crack)

What if Christian never died? What if Cyrano gathered enough courage to tell Roxane how he really felt? In this best-case-scenario alternate ending to one of the best love stories of all time, this classic tale by Edmond Rostand takes turn after unexpected turn into the happy ending Cyrano should have had. (For the original story, check out "Cyrano" by Geraldine McCaughrean).