I was tagged by @vaciena! Thank you so much for that!
Rules: When you get this, reply with your favourite five fics that you've written and pass on to others.
I'm tagging @sunnyrosewritesstuff @xkingevelynx @futuretimelord-468 @musical-fanatic01 @youbetyourbuttons @generic-brand-blog
Secondly. I have done something of the sort recently. Twice in fact. (And I enjoyed doing it, so this is not a complaint. Lol.) However, those two previous posts I will link here and here.
What I'll do from there is continue down the line, because I have 96 works posted, and I love so many of them, still. :) (If you've ever read any of them and enjoyed them, please feel free to yap at me about them. I love talking about the blorbos and the situations I've put them in. Lol.)
11. The Weight of Love and Loss - Rating: M - Word count: 17,185 (Chs. 18/35 are posted. This is a nearly completely written fic, though not all of it is yet posted.)
In the wake of losing Fíli, Kíli and Thorin in the Battle of the Five Armies, those they left behind are grieving. Some more than others, including Ori, who carries not only his sadness, but more than one secret.
Dáin's right to rule is assured, though some believe binding a member of the Company to his son will help ease the transition for smoother relations amidst the rebuilding of Erebor. Ori has many reasons to ignore this, but just as many to offer himself up as the marriage candidate Thorin Stonehelm will wed.
What follows is the rest of his life and beyond, as he handles the weight of love and loss.
12. A Hopeful Goodbye (A Joyful Hello) - Rating: G - Wordcount: 3,955 (COMPLETE)
Thorin finds out Bilbo is leaving, as the hobbit is consoling his - their nephews.
Feelings bubble up, leading to kissing, and a bittersweet goodbye for the time being.
Years later, Bilbo returns to the Lonely Mountain, surprising Thorin with his arrival, owing to the help of some friends within the kingdom.
13. For Want of a Letter - Rating: G - Wordcount: 5,215 (COMPLETE)
"It started with a game, as most things did whenever Fíli and Kíli were involved.
The first time Ori found a piece of parchment tucked into his satchel, he immediately recognized the script; it was Fíli’s shakier penmanship, writing out a joke that was admittedly a bit funny. He found it while he was rummaging in his bag in the middle of class one day while Lord Balin was chalking some information on the board in front of him.
Ori let out a chuckle, and then glanced over at Fíli, who grinned at him. He felt a bit of heat rush to his cheeks, as he pushed the paper back inside, then grabbed out his extra quill tip which was what he had been looking for all along.
They were under the Blue Mountains, and it was that day, where a tradition of sorts was born."
14. One and the Same - Rating: T - Wordcount: 2,735 (COMPLETE)
Summary: Thorin and the rest of his company settle into Beorn's for a much-needed rest. Fíli and Kíli provide their companions with entertainment while Thorin considers the love life of his eldest sister-son, before being pulled into the beginnings of a love story all his own.
15. A Mostly Expected Arrival - Rating: G - Wordcount: 3,855 (COMPLETE)
The inhabitants of Bag End wait for the newest member of the line of Durin to arrive, with her parents and her uncle. Frodo cannot wait to see them all, while he runs about the house, in anticipation.
An unexpected guest accompanies them, making for a surprising, but no less enjoyable birthday for Bilbo and Frodo.
