Fics like two souls in Eden

After sustaining a shallow bullet wound at the hands of Victor’s wrath, Elizabeth willingly goes into the Creature’s arms and leaves her entire life behind in a single night. Together, she and Adam do their best to heal, survive, and carve out a careful slice of peace in the empty cottage the blind man left behind. Amidst struggling against the natural elements and risking it all to live as not only companions, but as husband and wife, they discover the beauty of unknown intimacies and create an Eden of their own along the way.

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