Pontmercy Stories

Elosie Pontmercy was raised to conform to the rules of everyday society but what will happen when her older brother takes her to meet his friends. Suddenly she pulled into a world of freedom, love, hope and sacrifice. Will she join in their crusade and help them change the way that France is run? Or will she sit back and conform to the way that her family has always taught her to live?

Requests are open! I will accept any level of angst. There is no such thing as too much angst for me to write. Who doesn't want their favorite characters to go through severe emotional trauma because something happened to you or the other person included in their ship? Literally, if someone requests it I will make a preference and throw you in a meat grinder for your barricade boy to watch. I promise I'm okay, I'm just an angsty writer. I will NOT write smut or a breakup preference. Why do you wanna break up with one of these guys? I couldn't. Besides those two things, I will do everything in my power to fulfill your desires. I should mention that I write with the assumption that the reader is a girl by default. If you are a male, please let me know and I will post versions of the preferences for male readers, as well. Includes: Enjolras Combeferre Courfeyrac Jean Prouvaire (Jehan) Grantaire Joly Marius Éponine Feuilly Let's see, am I over two hundred years old? I wouldn't be writing this if I was. Am I a male? Not the last time I checked, no. Am I French? Well, a little, but for the most part, no. Did I write Les Misérables? Let's put it this way: If I did, things would have ended much, much differently. Did I write The Hunchback of Notre Dame? If I did, Disney would have changed so much more to make it kid-friendly. By these circumstances, you should in no way, shape, or form confuse me for Victor Hugo.

[Les Miserables] Rosemarie Chapin is the daughter of the highly esteemed bourgeoisie, Monsieur Chapin. When the Chapin family migrate from their countryside chateaux into the boisterous Paris, Monsieur Chapin is determined to keep his wife and daughter away from the "disgusting war filled with disgusting proletariat". However, Rosemarie is curious to know what lies beyond her sheltered life in the city, and leaves the mansion one night unattended to explore. Through pain, death, fear, laughs, grief, friendship, and revolution, stumbling into Les Amis de l'ABC may or may not be the most memorable experience in her life.

mostly sad poems about character deaths---- from les miserables *READ THE BOOK FIRST!* DO NOT READ THIS WITHOUT HAVING READ/WATCHED LES MIS no valvert ew no no noncanon ships (Enjoltaire is canon *have you read the book?*) jehan prouvaire writes some poetry (it's really me but rp be quiet)

Suzette Pontmercy knows that her brother is up to something, and she knows what it is. But more importantly: she wants to help. The sun had long since set when I saw my brother return home. His hair was ruffled and his cheeks red from excitement. A minute later he was in the room. "By the Lord! Suzette, why are you here? Should you not be asleep?" He asked, I just shrugged pretending that my book was too exciting and my presence in his room were completely normal. "I was having trouble sleeping... I was wondering where you were...?" I responded.

What would happen if Épinine didn't die at the barricade and the revolutionary's ended up backing down? Would Éponne ever find love?

-ONGOING- a modern Les Misérables AU Both Enjolras and Éponine are not at all straight. The former totally fancies Grantaire, and the latter is head over heels for Cosette. Gender identities such as theirs is a taboo subject in the modern world of today. Their conservative parents and the illiberal school that they attend to, would definitely not tolerate such kind of disparity. Therefore, in order to conceal their true colors, and spare the remaining pride that they have got, Enjolras and Éponine come up with a deal to put on a show and date. [I do not own any of the characters! They belong to Victor Hugo!] ©️ July 2020

Marius Pontmercy has finally escaped the death that walked among the body-strewn, blood-flooded streets of the July Revolution. Or has he? As if in a dream, he is visited by the ghosts of those lost to the bloody battles on the Paris streets - ghosts that have come to tell him something important. COVER DESIGNED BY seanarturo

Adrienne - the right-hand man waiting for true love. Enjolras- the terrifying person no one knew was capable to love.

A tale of Enjolras and Éponine: the eagle whose wings are to falter, and the rose whose petals are to fall. They have been children too fond of summer's warmth, and so have failed to heed the real cost of what autumn has stolen. Memories of love died and vanished. He became a man of fine marble, and she was a frustrated sculptor. In the end, will the heart remember the greatest season there is? 19th Century, France

Everyone who is familiar with the story of Les Miserables is familiar with the tale of Marius Pontmercy and his love Cosette. Their love story is able to cast a tiny glimmer of hope upon the tragic tale. However, what if the origins of their love had not been as bright as written down? Valjean has passed away before the young lovers had yet to lock eyes, leaving the young Cosette alone with feelings of abandonment and depression. Unable to cope with her father's passing on her own, Cosette decides to drown her sorrows in the bittersweet sensation of alcohol. One fateful night, as the pairs of eyes belonging to Marius and Cosette fell upon one another, would their hearts continue to be "full of love"? I did not create the characters, nor the settings used within this plot line. That was Victor Hugo. I did not write the lyrics integrated into this story. That was Alain Boublil and Herbert Kretzmer. I do not claim to own anything within this story besides the plot line.