7 Works in Craobh-Òir agus Craobh-Airgid | Gold Tree and Silver Tree (Fairy Tale)
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A Shared Pleasant and Peaceful Life by DesertVixen for water_bby
Fandoms: Craobh-Òir agus Craobh-Airgid | Gold Tree and Silver Tree (Fairy Tale)
13 May 2021
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The prince's two wives live happily ever after...
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The Rest of the Story by water_bby for Nelja-in-English (Nelja)
Fandoms: Craobh-Òir agus Craobh-Airgid | Gold Tree and Silver Tree (Fairy Tale)
10 May 2021
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“My dearest Gold-tree, I am sure you have heard the official story, but here is the truth....”
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Dreaming while awake by Nelja-in-English (Nelja) for roguefaerie
Fandoms: Craobh-Òir agus Craobh-Airgid | Gold Tree and Silver Tree (Fairy Tale)
08 May 2021
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Moira is afraid she will never be part of this love. Or rather, that she will forever be the happy accident, the good fairy that gave them a happy ending. She knows these creatures are not meant to stay.
But she wants to. And she's been asked to.
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Five Kisses by Miss_M for Ruis
Fandoms: Craobh-Òir agus Craobh-Airgid | Gold Tree and Silver Tree (Fairy Tale), Fairy Tales & Related Fandoms
19 Aug 2019
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Gold Tree had always been afraid. It would take more than one happy marriage to one other person to cure her of it.
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The Second Wife by DesertVixen for DaisyNinjaGirl
Fandoms: Craobh-Oir agus Croabh-Airgid | Gold Tree and Silver Tree (Fairy Tale)
15 May 2018
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The story of Ruby-Blossom, the Second Wife
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Nothing Here Is Shining Like It Should by lady_ragnell for platinum_firebird
Fandoms: Fairy Tales & Related Fandoms, Craobh-Oir agus Croabh-Airgid | Gold Tree and Silver Tree (Fairy Tale)
07 May 2018
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Fenella meets Queen Gold-tree on her wedding day, and meets the king at the same time. Gold-tree becomes a friend, and when she dies, Fenella and the king are left to pick up the pieces together.
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Neither Nor by Jougetsu for hydrangea
Fandoms: Gold Tree and Silver Tree, Fairy Tales & Related Fandoms
15 May 2017
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How the Prince's Second Wife came to the palace.
Senta was not ugly, nor was she beautiful. In short she was ordinary, a vexing circumstance when one’s four sisters and three brothers were extraordinarily talented and fair of face. There was little to distinguish Senta and many who visited the duke and duchess came away thinking they had seven children instead of eight.