Scarlett falls down the stairs after Rhett's return with Bonnie. After he knows, she is going to survive, he enters her room while she is sleeping. He wants to sleep with her one last time. The morning after he finds her journal. He reads all her secret thoughts and feelings. It turns his world upside down.

Scarlett's mind connects with her another self, an undergraduate from 21st century, then receives some knowledge and memories. Affected by it, Scarlett becomes more individualistic and practical. How does it influence the following stories after Eugenie Victoria Butler's birth? The fics are created by my friend, I just try to help her translate it into English.

While Scarlett finds herself drawn to the gentleness of a new suitor, her soul remains bound to the man who left her — and Rhett, haunted by desire and regret, can no longer ignore the fire he thought he’d extinguished. I have rated T. Please tell me if I need to change to M.

This is the story of the formation of Scarlett and Rhett's relationship. The story will take us to Tara after the war. But... Scarlett did not marry Charles Hamilton, and perhaps her feelings for Ashley will not be so indestructible, but will Rhett find out about it? Rated "M" for some chapters.

Scarlett doesn't marry Charles, or anyone at the start of the war. Scarlett and Rhett marry during the war. The Butlers and Melanie Wilkes are stuck in Atlanta awaiting the arrival of a baby when it falls to Sherman's army.

Trois ans après leur divorce, Scarlett est à la tête de "The Boutique Robillard" et devient la muse du jeune et beau roi de la mode Duncan Vayton, Charlestonien comme Rhett. Notre cher Rhett aura fort à faire pour regagner l'amour de Scarlett face à ce prince charmant parfait. Une plongée dans l'Histoire en 1876, du Sud des Etats-Unis, Paris, les pyramides d'Egypte jusqu'au Brésil

Three years after their divorce, Scarlett is the head of "The Boutique Robillard" and becomes the muse of the young and handsome fashion king Duncan Vayton, Charlestonian citizen like Rhett. Our dear Rhett will have a hard time winning back Scarlett's love from this perfect Prince Charming. A plunge into the History of 1876, from the South, to Paris, and even Brazil!

Scarlett's questionable sense of morals lead to a potentially disastrous situation. What if Rhett was Wade's father? How far will Scarlett go to keep her secret?

Through a series of cascading events, our dynamically dysfunctional couple ends up stranded in a remote upstate New York cabin. With the kids. Takes place approximately two months before Ashley's infamous birthday. Let's shake this snow globe up.

In which by some weird twist of fate, Rhett becomes Scarlett's childhood friend, and it all changes the destiny of every one of our characters.

Let's imagine that the events after Rhett left Scarlett on the "Rough and Ready" road took place in a very different scenario. In 1866, Scarlett is married to another man. (No, it's not Frank Kennedy:) Memory loss as the main idea of this story.

Scarlett's nails dug into her palms as sha clenched her fists. "If he's forgotten me, I'll make him me. I'll make him want me again." -Gone with the wind, chapter XXXII Can they have a new chance after all that happenned? Scarlett thinks it's possible and go after the man she loves!

In 1869, Rhett is fascinated by the newborn daughter and Scarlett is bored at home. They receive an invitation to a party and suddenly have an argument there. How will they reconcile?

What if Rhett didn't give up on Scarlett so easily after she told him she didn't want any more children? Rated M

A mischievous little story about the importance of choosing the right Valentine.

It's the eve of a new decade in New York City: women have just gained the right to vote, alcohol has been banned en masse across the nation, and Scarlett has just eloped with her Great Romance, Ashley Wilkes. They are an ideal and honest couple, until they are not, and she finds herself in a position that would have her ancestors roll in their graves–an ex-wife.

Synopsis: At the end of the novel Rhett said, "I want to find some of the beauty and charm I carelessly threw away in my youth." As Rhett is on a train leaving Atlanta, he meets a gypsy who granted him that wish. He is returned to the time of the buggy wheel incident. He agreed to marry the girl and vowed to never meet Scarlett.

Ashley Wilkes is a man on a mission. There, on this Christmas day 1870, he has decided to make a change on his life. To have it be meaningful again. But for it, he needs Scarlett Butler. Unfortunately, Rhett Butler is not in the mood to let his wife go this time.

Let's imagine that Rhett Butler got drunk much earlier (than that April after Ashley's birthday) and his jealousy would have come out. A short Christmas story (one way or another).

Let's imagine Rhett had that 300 dollars to pay the taxes and is willing to make a deal with the woman he loves. Where will this relationship lead them? No Frank Kennedy!:)

Let's imagine Scarlett eavesdrops a certain conversation during their honeymoon in New Orleans. What thoughts will arise in her mind and where will they lead? A short story in seven chapters.

Rhett meets a malevolent trickster in New Orleans who sends him to spend the rest of his life in Scarlett's brain.

What if Scarlett was Rhett's equal in intelligence? What if she was Melly's friend instead of Ashley's? Scarlett had already grabbed Rhett's attention before the library scene that fateful day. What if instead of her temper, it was her ability to see through the charm of Rhett Butler, that solidified his interest in her? Ch.1 has been extended!

Another little Halloween story. Rhett meets a foreigner in a bar. The events take place during our couple's honeymoon in New Orleans.

1860, All Hallows' Eve, Twelve Oaks It wasn't every day that the girls suggested something so intriguing as the summon of a demon on All Hallows' Eve. And somehow, Scarlett got more than she bargained for in the form of the nagging presence of one Rhett Butler. Who knew the devil could be so irritating? Happy Halloween, everyone!