My Zelink Fanfic, Just the stories I wrote

I actually have a Fanfic account and I have these posted on there, but I decided to share my many writings with you guys! I'll be posting all my stories here, and make sure to check 'em all out!

Title: Stars in the Sky
Genre: Romance, Zelink
Description: I have a love for the oldies, so this certain story is based on the incarnations of Link and Zelda from the orginal nes game. For all those epople who've never played it, Link had brown hair and wore no pants O_o and Zelda had red hair. I'll probably be doing a story for each of the games, including the cartoon! yay! Enjoy

Zelda sat in the castle courtyard watching the gold tinted crescent moon rise across the cinder night sky. The wind brushed through her hair as the night air grew colder, making her shiver.
Where was he? He promised that he would meet her here when the castle clock struck twelve, and it already had ten minutes ago.
Zelda twirled her fingers in her long, glossy red hair. She sighed as her breath poured out of her mouth in an ivory white, visible fashion, circling in the frosted air. Her foot tapped on the soft, frost covered grass, echoing across the courtyard.
Maybe he got into some trouble on the way. Zelda winced at the thought of Link coming into the courtyard, bloody and battered. She shook her head from side to side. No, that wouldn’t happen to him, she thought as she rubbed her hands up and down her arms, convincing herself that she was warm. She rested her head against her hands and sighed, resting her eyes as the cold wind wafted in the air. Suddenly a voice rang above her head, speaking in a soft, friendly tone.
“May I steal this seat?” The voice said. Zelda smiled.
“You know stealing is a crime, right Link?”
Link chuckled. “Well so is abusing a Deku Plant. But we’re all Hylians so it doesn’t matter,” Zelda laughed under her breath. Link raised his eyebrows.
“So…… are you going to let me sit by you or not?” Zelda didn’t say anything. Instead she stood up and embraced Link in a friendly hug. She buried her head into his chest.
“Link, you’ve been gone for two weeks. A simple ‘I missed you’ could’ve been a lot more formal,” Link rested his chin on the top of her head and wrapped his muscular arms around her skinny body.
“Oh yes, that’s me,” Link said, “as formal as ever,” Zelda laughed and pushed Link into the stream of water behind him. Link fell with a large splash and a pile of curses in ancient Hylian. Zelda tisked.
“Language, language,” she said tauntingly. Link rolled his eyes, but then put a devious smile on his face. Taking his hand he dipped it into the water and splashed Zelda, covering her spotless, pink dress with ice-cold water. Zelda shrieked and laughed at the same time as she began to chase Link all around the courtyard, kicking up droplets of water on Link’s green tunic.
“Hey! I’m already wet, cheater!” Link shouted behind him. Zelda chuckled as she continued to throw droplets of water on Link. Suddenly, without hesitation, Link turned around and tackled Zelda, sending them both splashing into the water. Zelda screamed as Link’s muscular body wrapped around her and slammed her down into the rushing stream of water. Zelda coughed and kicked Link in the shin.
“Ow!” Link shouted in pain as he grabbed his aching foot.
“That was a dirty thing to do,” Zelda said. But she was smiling anyway as she watched Link rub his sore shin.
Now that they were dry, Link and Zelda were laughing loudly as they moved up and down on the kiddie swing in the middle of the courtyard. They didn’t care if they were both twenty years of age. They had always found pleasure playing on it. Most of the time they just sat there and talked, but now was a time for laughter and fun.
“O.K, on the count of three, ready?” Link said to Zelda, who was smiling and enjoying the ride.
“One…Two…Three!” Link shouted. Both he and Zelda let go of the swings and went flying across the courtyard. Link landed first, falling on his back. Zelda was next to fall, landing right next to him. Both of them began to laugh until tears ran down their eyes. Whether it was because of the pain of their fall, or their own stupidity they didn’t know. They just laughed.
After a long time of swapping jokes and talking about anything they could, Link and Zelda were laying on the ground, looking up at the glistening stars lighting up the night sky. Zelda rested her head against Link’s chest, making them look like a letter T. Link’s chest heaved in and out, making Zelda’s head move up and down along with it. The stars were beautiful that night. Almost as if God had placed diamonds across the sky, painting the background a dark, but calm black.
Zelda looked up at Link, whose eyes were twinkling with admiration for the stars. Breaking his trance, Zelda spoke to him.
“Link? Have you ever wondered what stars are?” Link looked down at Zelda. He blew his light brown hair out of his face and shrugged.
“I’ve had a theory,” he said in a calm tone. Zelda raised her eyebrows in curiosity.
“Well, let’s hear it,” she said. Link sighed and laid his head back on the soft grass.
“Well, I always believed that each person belongs to a star,” Zelda smiled waiting to hear more.
“Each star represents someone in this world. If someone is sick, their star is sick as well. Wherever that person is, they can find their star. But for some, it’s difficult. They must endure multiple tasks and punishments before they are able to locate their star. They must venture through unknown territory to find their star, their life.” Zelda smiled even wider then before.
“Have you found your star yet, Link?” she said in curiosity. Link’s eyes locked with Zelda’s.
“I have,” he said, his voce shaking. “Why in fact, she’s my best friend, and has always been there for me. Her name is Zelda.” Zelda’s eyes widened, her mouth hung open.
“Link, I-,” she began to say, but before she knew it, Link was kissing her, and she was kissing her right back.
Something amazing happened that night. Two stars in the sky became one.
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Well, I hope you guys liked it. i'll post my other ones if people like 'em.

Very fluffy and entertaining to read. It was maybe a bit too romantic and fluffy for me, but I still think it was well-done. There should be more old school-Zelinkness. Keep 'em coming!

Well at least your interpretation of Link's personality is more likeable than the one in the game. Link gets laid at the end at least. Your perception of romance is better than some of the more cliche Zelink romance moments I have read similar to this.

(Link hand picks a huge boquet of flowers for Zelda from the royal courtyard and presents them to Zelda)

Zelda: Oh Link you are so sweet Tee Hee

Link: (Politely nods and softly grunts in acknowledgement)

Zelda: Now I think I'll give you a kiss Tee Hee

(Zelda gives Link a pec on his pointy nose as he blushes and gently sighs)

Zelda: (With hand to her lips) Tee Hee.

Your writing on Zelink is better written than that corny and lame example. Kudos.

Well, I'm glad some people like them. Sorry if they're 'fluffy; *pokes toxos comment* I just write what comes to my head. Here's a new one for you guys that like my writing.

Title: Surprise at Midnight
Genre: Romance, Zelink and.......Christmas? o_O
Description: Based on the incarnations of Link and Zelda from Adventure of ink. *cough not a blacksheep cough amazing game cough*. Just so everyone knows, I have no idea how christmas is celebrated in hyrule, just played it when the ball bounced (or however that phrase goes)

Link sat on the bearskin couch warming his hands against the crackling fire. The smell of pine and mint wafted through the air, giving him a sense of propriety. He kicked off his kokiri boots and settled himself on the warm couch, snuggling with the warm pelt.
Outside the castle walls, Mother Nature was producing a sheet of ivory- white snow across the lands of hyrule. The trees covered in icicles, the ground trembling under a sheet of snow, and the large Hylian Castle reflecting its shadow against the cold, winter terrain.
Only one day was ever like this, Christmas Eve. Link loved Christmas, for it was the one day of the year when everyone got along and everyone was cheerful. Everyone in the land loved Christmas, even the different races like Gorons and Zoras liked Christmas. It was the one day of the year when everyone felt like family, and everyone was a family.
Family, Link thought to himself. The word itself meant the kind of happiness and comfort which he had never felt. He sighed, trying not to think about his childhood, which was only loneliness and suffering.
“But this Christmas is going to be like no other,” Link said aloud with satisfaction.
“And why is that?” A familiar voice rang behind the couch. Link sat up from his peaceful position and came face to face with Zelda.
“Oh, it’s just you,” Link said.
“And what in Hyrule is that supposed to mean?” Zelda said hurtfully.
“Oh! Not like that, I mean- What I meant to say was, ummm, uuuu….”
“I understand, Link. I really do” Zelda said reassuringly. She walked around the large couch and sat down next to him. “So, why is this Christmas going to be like none other?” She asked again. Link gulped and pulled at his collar.
“Ummmm…. Because…. uuuuu… Because it’s my first Christmas in the castle, that’s why!” Zelda rolled her eyes and giggled.
“That’s it?” She asked
“Pretty much,” Link said. Zelda rested her head on Link’s shoulder and sighed, admiring the beautifully decorated Christmas tree towering over the room. She twirled her curly, red hair in her fingers and looked up at Link, whose eyes were admiring the orange glow of the fire.
“So,” she said, trying to strike up a conversation with her good friend. “What did you get me for Christmas?” She asked playfully. Link smiled down at her.
“Don’t be greedy,” he said. “Besides, you’ll figure out at midnight when we open presents. Zelda giggled and kissed him on the cheek.
“So you did get me something, huh? That’s so sweet.” Link slapped his forehead idiotically.
“Dang it, Zelda! That was a rotten trick!” He shouted.
“Oh, common Link. You know I’ve always been good at mind games.” Link laughed.
“Yeah, I suck at mind games, and you know it too. Which makes the trick even dirtier,” he said, laughing at his own stupidity.
The clock showed a strikingly low number of 11:25 as Link handed a mug of hot chocolate to Zelda.
“Nothing like a hot cup of cocoa on a winter night, huh?” Link said as he wrapped a large blanket around them both. He settled himself back on the couch and leaned his head on the soft coating. The fire crackled and hissed as the clock moved slowly towards midnight. Both Link and Zelda sat there sipping cocoa, anxiously waiting for the clock to strike at a zero degree angle.
Zelda yawned and closed her eyes. She positioned herself so that she could rest her head against Link’s legs.
“Oh, common, you’re really that tired?” Link asked her.
“Well what do you do to make time fly? Besides, I’ve had a rough day decorating the castle. I’ll bet you didn’t do anything today,” she said.
“Actually, I was busy at the Goron Blacksmith today,” he said. Zelda instantly shot up and questioned him.
“What were you doing at the blacksmith?” She asked, confused. Link blushed hard and rubbed his neck.
“Nothing!” He shouted. “Nothing at all!”
“Oh really?” Zelda said unconvinced. Link nodded stupidly. Zelda rolled her eyes and went back to the position of resting her head against Link’s shoulder.
The clock now read 11:55, with Link and Zelda playing a friendly game of poker. Link shrugged and tossed in three deku nuts into the pile.
“I’m in,” he said. Zelda grabbed four of her own deku nuts and tossed them into the pile as well.
“Looks like you’re out of luck,” she said. “Full house,” she said laying down her cards. Link smiled and laid down five aces.
“Sorry to break your fun. but…” he said while grabbing the large pile of deku nuts. He smiled gloatingly, but dropped the pile as the clock began to strike.
“MIDNIGHT!” He shouted while doing a victory dance around the room. Zelda laughed and reached for a box under the tree. Once Link was done dancing, he sat down next to her.
“Who opens first?” He asked her.
“You can,” Zelda said and handed him the box.
“Really?” He said, “You sure?”
“Of course I’m sure, now go ahead! Open it!” Link unwrapped the box excitingly. Inside was a beautifully hand made fur jacket. Zelda blushed.
“It’s lame, I know,” she said, embarrassed. “But I always see you shivering when you’re doing work outside the castle so, yeah,” she said.
“It’s not lame! I love it!” Link said. Zelda smiled at him. Link then reached for a something in his belt pocket and pulled out a small box. “Here, I got you this,” he said. Zelda grabbed it, not noticing Link’s red and sweaty face. She opened the box, but found another smaller box. Confused, she opened the smaller box, revealing a beautifully crafted golden ring. Even more amazing, set on top of it was a diamond. Link shook as he slowly kneeled on the floor and grabbed Zelda’s hand.
“I really don’t know how to put this into words, but. Zelda Sophie Royal, can I ask you something?” Zelda nodded, still paralyzed with shock. “Will you marry me?” Link asked her.
“Link Wolfe Kokiri,” Zelda said slowly. “I would get married in the rain, in a potato sack dress if it meant that I could spend the rest of my life with you,” Link smiled excitingly and kissed Zelda, just like she had kissed him after awakening her. Link was right, that Christmas was like no other.
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Note: I have no idea what Link and Zelda's middle and last names are so I just winged it. I actually have the story for A Link to the Past done, but I thought I'd taunt you guys for a while , And kudos to those who know where the license to wed reference is!

They don't celebrate Christmas at all, since it would involve the birth of Christ, and that's contrary to their beliefs of three Goddesses creating the world. Some winter holiday with another name, around the fact that they'll celebrate with what's left of their crops before they rot while giving each other presents... Why not. ^-^ But no Christmas, no Christmas tree,

Bringing ''Sophie'' into Zelda's name is a clever thought by the way!

It is indeed a fluffy read, andIadmitwiththatsecondstorythatIhateChristmasforvariousreasons, but it's well written!

Well, what can you do? I just wrote it without thinking at all. But I didn't mean to offend anyone that celebrates christmas. No hard feelings, right?
But here's some more fluffiness, and I promise I DON NOT WRITE LIKE THIS! I was just in wierd moods when I wrote thiese stories. But, I don't know. I hope this story doesnt offend anyone else......

Title: Meet me Tomorrow
Link paced back and forth impatiently. The dim lighting of the stone room reflected against his face, which was dripping with sweat. His palms were shaking and his chest heaved up and down as he breathed unsteadily.
It’s O.K, he thought to himself as he moved impatiently. She’s going to be fine, he wanted to go in and see her, but the doctor would not let him. Of all people he should be able to see her!
He took off his long kokiri hat and wiped away the sweat dripping off his brow. What if she didn’t make it? He thought unsteadily. “No, she has to live!” He shouted. “She asked me personally to save her! She came to me in my dreams when she needed my help! I cannot fail my mission! She has to live!” He banged his fists against the cold, stone wall and shouted angrily. But before he was about to claw against the wall, someone poked him on the shoulder. He turned around, and there was the doctor.
“Don’t be so loud!” He said, “You’ll wake up the patient!” Link had enough. He grabbed the short man by the soldiers and shook him.
“Is that so?! I’ve had enough! Let me in to see her or I’ll-,”
“You’ll what?! Kill me?! You don’t have the guts kid!” Link’s eyes widened with anger, but relaxed and let go of the doctor.
“I’m sorry, I-,”
“You don’t have to be sorry, kid. When you have feelings for someone you’ll do anything for them.” Link’s cheeks turned redder than the fires of Death Mountain.
“I do not have feelings for anyone!” He shouted.
“What did I say about shouting?!” The doctor said hypocritically. “I came out here to tell you that you may come in and visit her if you wish,” Link didn’t hesitate. He pushed the doctor aside and quickly entered the small room. Inside was a small table with many tools and instruments on it. But Link ignored everything and quickly rushed to the small bed set in the far corner. On it laid Princess Zelda, still in her blue dress she was wearing before. Her face was all battered up and her arms were full of stitches and bruises. Link winced as he noticed the large gash which streaked across her forehead. He noticed her limp hand lying off the side of the bed and grabbed it.
“Please, princess. Please be O.K,” he said choking back the tears from running down his cheeks. He prayed for a miracle to happen, anything to have her be alright. “I won’t let you die!” He shouted, but shut his mouth when he heard the loud shush coming from the doctor.
“Link, are you really that worried about me?” Link gasped and looked over at Zelda’s face. A smile streaked across her cheeks as she looked at him. Even though her face was scarred and torn, she looked just as beautiful as before.
“You came for me, Link,” she said.
“I will always come for who calls for me,” Link said. Zelda smiled, but it soon turned into a frown.
“Link, I am so sorry for putting such a burden on your soul. All you’ve done is help me, yet I cannot repay you with anything.
“Your safety is the only reward good enough for me, princess,” Zelda shook her head.
“Please, call me Zelda,” she said. Link smiled and nodded. “Link?” Zelda asked for him.
“Yes, princess? Er, I mean, uh, Zelda?”
“Link, I am very troubled by the fact that your uncle died to try and rescue me. I know you must still be hurt by the thought of it and I apologize for bringing this burden upon you,” at this moment tears began to run down Zelda’s eyes as she sobbed into her hands. Immediately Link began to wipe away the tears from Zelda’s eyes.
“Do not worry Zelda,” Link said in a comforting voice. “He died for a good cause. My uncle was a great man, but I think he would rather die in battle then by just of old age. So I thank you, for giving my uncle one last spark before his death. Thank you Zelda for giving him a chance,” as Link said this, Zelda’s teary eyes began to grow drier as she stopped crying, but her could tell that she was still worried.
“Link, my thought are all upon my kingdom, please tell me it’s all going to be ok?” At this, Link grabbed Zelda’s right hand, held it in one hand, and stroked it with his other hand. His eyes locked with hers he began to see past the scars on her face and saw what such beauty that resided inside her.
“It’s going to be ok,” he reassured her. Once again, Zelda began to cry, but this time, instead of just sitting there, she wrapped his arms around him and squeezed him, making sure that he would never leave her arms.
“Oh, Link. I don’t know what to say. All that you have done for me, for my kingdom, after all hope was lost you stood out from the crowd and you saved this land. I am in your debt, forever and ever,” as she said this, Link could not help but smile as she cried into his shoulder. Awkwardly, he lifted his hands and patted her on the back, returning the hug.
“It’s ok,” he whispered in her long ear. “It’s going to be all right,” at the moments he felt like a mother comforting her child, like his uncle did for him. Before long, he noticed that tears were beginning to run down his eyes, for the sudden struck of reality had hit him. It was all over, no more death, no more fighting. It was just a memory of the past now. The kingdom could go back to its normal life, and he would help. He would stay with Zelda; she needed someone to comfort her.
After what seemed like forever, Zelda finally let go of Link, leaving a large stain of salt water on his shoulder.
“Sorry about that,” she said weakly.
“No sweat,” Link said, until he realized what a bad pun he had just let loose from his mouth. “Sorry about that,” Link said as well. Zelda laughed at his humor as he began to stand up from where he was sitting. “I should go, you should get some rest after what you’ve been through,” after saying this, he began to walk towards the door, until he felt a slight tug on his hand. He turned around and looked at Zelda, who was holding on to his hand.
“Thank you, Link. For everything,” he smiled at her and turned around the leave, but once again felt the tug on his hand.
“Promise me you’ll visit tomorrow?” She asked him. He smiled and nodded. She too smiled. But before she let him leave, he pulled him close to her and kissed him lightly on the cheek.
As she let go of his hand, Link’s whole entire face began to burn bright red. Reaching his hand around his head and scratching the back of his neck, he reached for the door handle but missed and ran into the wall. He laughed weakly and reached for the real door.
Once out of the hospital wing, Link took in a deep breath and blew out a sigh of relief. Slowly, he began to make his way back up to the castle entrance, touching the place Zelda had kissed him the whole time.
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PLease, don't ask about this one, please don't. I guess it has to do with A Link to the Past since it has Link's uncle mentioned in it, but I really have no idea what's going on. *sigh* I wish I could post up some of my good writings.......

No worries, wasn't offended. Just wanted to point that out.
Do keep on exercising your skills.