Lily

"There's something stirring Something crackling like the firewood A certain spirit that has lightened up the neighborhood" Christmas collection

Lily

"Remembrance (s.f): small fragments of moments we don't want to forget. Scenes from past chapters. The bittersweet medicine of sadness." Robin might not remember anything from the last seven years, but one thing she did know. She had never stopped loving him.

Odd Ellie

How I Met Your Mother Fanfiction Collection

Odd Ellie

Collection of fanfics from different fandons - Accepting requests

Voliveira

Robin's feelings when she tells Ted that she doesn't love him, without revealing that she can't offer what he seeks.

angiecoffee

Fic set in the last forever, more specifically, in the last scene. Well... I'm part of that little bunch of freaks who loved the finale of how i met your mother. And here's why: he's real. As the whole series went. What I love most about HIMYM is the way they make us feel close, as if we were part of that crazy family. HIMYM achieved what, I don't know if another comedy series has done it, but she had a heart, and like all hearts, he doesn't always have happy moments. We cried, at least I cried, in several episodes and laughed in many others. Sometimes I did both at the same time. What I'm trying to say is: that's life. It takes you a decade to find the love of your life, and eventually, you might lose it. Because we don't live in a fairy tale. But that doesn't mean we weren't happy. And you know what? I think it's wonderful. We have this romantic idea that there is a person out there who has been specially shaped for us. But forget that the world is not perfect and that maybe, if you are lucky in this life, you will bump into some imperfect love along the way. That love that takes away the judgment. But that fills you. Ted, lucky as no one could imagine, lived these two loves. He found the right person, his the one, and lived immensely happily with her for another decade. But she's gone. Because life is like that. And luckily, Ted still had that love that slept soundly in his old heart, that love that was never perfect but was always there. And, like Robin once, all it takes to live a great love is the right time. Sooner or later, he will knock on your door. And he hit for Ted. After all, why else would he be telling that "little" story to his kids of how he met their mother and would it start right from the day he met Robin. It was all there. From the start. And as imperfect as it was, for me, it was perfect.