Good Omens Holiday Exchange

And all manner of things shall be well
Summary: Armageddon didn’t, the Second Coming hadn’t, and Crowley and Aziraphale had happily retired to their South Downs cottage, if not quite on the romantic terms that Crowley pined for. But when a vengeful Hastur sent Crowley back to the absolute worst century ever, Crowley had no choice but to seek out Aziraphale’s help in returning to his proper time.
That is, if the angel were willing even to speak to him.
Rating: T for language and some dark themes

Fic and chapter titles are from the Revelations of Julian of Norwich (long text)
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Title: Dressed for Success
Recipient: ineffably_good
Author: [redacted]
Pairing: Aziraphale/Crowley
Rating: Explicit
Word Count: 15000
Tags/Warnings: Emerging romantic relationship, misunderstandings, light angst with a happy ending, service top Aziraphale, bottom Crowley, (references to top Crowley/bottom Aziraphale), body image issues, resolved argument.

Summary: Post-not-apocalypse, Aziraphale and Crowley are trying to navigate their emerging romantic relationship. It's harder than it sounds when both parties are bringing more than six thousand years worth of baggage along for the ride. (Or: Aziraphale finds out why Crowley really hated the 14th century, and gets the opportunity to clear up a long-held misunderstanding.)

Notes: ineffably_good, I really loved your prompts and had trouble settling on just one. I've included elements from your first prompt as well as writing to your second prompt. I truly hope you enjoy your gift and that you have the happiest of holiday seasons. I'd also like to send warm holiday wishes out to my beta, Soap/Soaponarope (AO3), who is a master of streamlining and catching the many times I get stuck on a word I like a lot and end up repeating it over and over.
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Title: Party like it's 1344
Recipient Name: irisbleufic
Rating: T
Pairings: Aziraphale/Crowley
Warnings: none
Brief summary: It's the fourteenth century. Crowley's having a hell of a time.
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