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  • Well, That Was A Thing (Good Omens One-Shots)  by Zakani_Donovan
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    Random AU's for the Ineffable Husbands that either come out of my mind or got inspired by other AU's in the community (if that is the case, I'll specify from where and who the original AU came from). Chapter lengths may vary from very short to very long, I don't plan on giving myself a minimum or maximum word count for this. Even if one goes on for very long and probably should be broken up into several parts, I'll refrain from doing so, to keep it as a literal one-shot. So this should be fun. (Book says "Completed", but that will only be official when the line below says "Word Count" and not "Current Word Count". If it still has "Current", that means there's still more AU ideas I haven't gotten to, but will someday. If you like how I write the ineffable spouses, add this book to your library so you're notified when a new one-shot comes out!) Current Word Count: 341,200 (59 one-shots)
  • 5 Miracles Aziraphale Performed Accidentally + 1 that was Entirely Intentional by pan322jewls
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    Apparently my title was too long: Five Miracles Aziraphale Performed Accidentally and One that was Entirely Intentional Only inexperienced angels will become so overwhelmed with feeling that they accidentally perform a miracle. Doing so is laughable. Aziraphale would never! Except that he has... five times now. Every time when he was around the demon Crowley. Why on God's green Earth would a demon make an angel feel so strongly that he would perform accidental miracles? CW: nightmare with the use of holy water on Crowley by Crowley, description of a panic attack.
  • Good Omens Lockdown 2 (Bad Omens Prequel Short Story) by Eden6000
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    Aziraphale has gone much too slow for Crowley, who has waited patiently for 6,000 years...