Time travel ¡¡¡
…always faberry
1. Magical Mystery Tour by poetzproblem
It’s impossible to keep pretending that this future, or dream, or whatever it turns out to be, isn’t exactly what she wants.
2. My Best Intentions Keep Making a Mess by kbs_was_here
Maybe Quinn’s the one who needs to get it right. And she’s going to keep reliving the same day until she does.
3.Ten Minutes To Change Your Life by AeonUS
Ten Minutes To Change Your Life by AeonUS
Quinn thinks its just kitschy gift from Brittany, but she’s really been given the gift of time travel. Unfortunately its only for ten minutes, and there’s so much she wants to tell Rachel.
4. Ten Years, Two Thousand Stomach Aches by PrettyLittlePoutyMouth
A prompt from Saywhatbuck about the fickle flow of time. For Faberry Week Day 1: Second Chances. Mostly deals with the episode On My Way, and only canon compliant through Season 3.
5. The Crash by padme789
Time Travel!Quinn with a twist. Quinn/Older Rachel. While recovering from her accident Quinn is placed under the care of one of the more radical doctors in Lima. With his eccentric and what some would say out-of-date methods Quinn is pulled from reality, and given a chance to view the world after her ‘death’. Will include Rachel’s POV.
6. Simple Parts by FlyingFleshEater
That awkward moment when you travel thirty years forward in time and find out you’re married to your high school nemesis? Yeah, it totally sucks…except…maybe it doesn’t.
7. One Year Later by FlyingFleshEater
Quinn Fabray is thankful for time travel. Sequel to Simple Parts
8. Somebody Save Me by DAgron01
Harmony, Sugar, and Rory travel back in time because someone unexpected needed their help. Can they accomplish what they were sent there to do? It could mean the difference between life and death if they are unsuccessful. Spoilers through 3X08
9.The Time Travelling Wife by Talwyn
Quinn is getting married but a desperate call to Rachel in the middle of the night may just mean things don’t work out as everyone thinks they will. Warning: Minor mentions of physical abuse and murder.
10. La decision by sara-nadia
Quinn regresa a través del tiempo justo en el momento en que iba a quedar embarazada, lo hara? o no?, cambiara las decisiones que hizo ahora que ya sabe lo que va a ocurrir.
11. I Loved You First by thesameasmine
Faberry Time-travel fic. Slightly A/U-ish “You and I are married in the future. Yes I know it’s difficult to understand. I mean, me… gay? But yes, it’s been almost three years.”
12. The Way Back by nahnah4
In the year 2024 Quinn wakes up and finds herself in a hospital without a clue of what happened. She’s supposed to be somewhere else doing something important: impeding Rachel Berry’s wedding. Set immediately after “On my way” then it’s AU. Two time frames, one story. Faberry with lots of Brittana.
13. The Little Time Traveler by Cygnus07
A little girl appears at Mckinley High one day and claims that she’s Quinn’s daughter. But Quinn doesn’t believe her plus the girl won’t even reveal who her father is.
14. Past Mistakes by InvisiMeg
Rachel makes a wish and finds herself in a place she never thought she’d be again. Now she’s she reliving her senior year, trying to fix everything that went wrong and trying to find what she’s been missing in her life.
15. Curative Coma by Light-Ace
For Day 3 of Faberry Week: Time Travel. Of all the things to be grateful for, Quinn never suspected a coma would make the list.
16. Day after day by Writeaboutus
Quinn didn’t make a wish. Nothing life altering happened. She had no fairy god mother. So why is it that she keeps waking up to live the same day over and over again? Slightly AU Faberry with side Brittanna.
17. Glad You Came by ImaginaryPoet
Quinn’s accident has torn a hole in the space-time continuum. She finds herself back in sophomore year, pre-pregnancy, pre-chaos, pre-Finchel. Will she use her knowledge of the future to finally make things right? M for language
18. Un viaje en el tiempo by yulen cero
Ver la foto de Rachel Barbra Berry en el vestíbulo de aquella casa para ancianos me hacía quererla más cada vez que visitaba al abuelo, había sólo un problema: Ella había vivido en los años treinta y había muerto hace quince. Será que me la encontraría en otra vida? No, yo iría a la suya.
