It starts, you see, like this: "So," his sister begins. "There's this guy." —And Noah Walker tiptoes into their lives like a very, very gentle hurricane. Later, Mal will remember the paradox and think, that's it. He will think, he's a hurricane—again, and again, and again. (A story about cycling through mistakes and finding them to be, perhaps, something else entirely). Slash.

"If you could have one thing, what would it be?" SLASH/BROTHERCEST.

Wherein Jaime is the biggest idiot on the planet and has a one-sided, intimate relationship with scotch, Terrence is a saint (except, not really), and together, they drive everyone crazy, because one of them pines, and then the other does too, and Ellie is the only smart one. Hello, awkward miscommunication. It's (not) very nice to meet you. Slash.

Lusca thinks he may be in trouble when Maria laughs in his face and asks him, with a rather unjustified amount of incredulity, "My God, what happened to you?" And he thinks, "Daniele Romano happened. My aunt's bloody fiancée happened." A story concerning an unhealthy craving for vanilla tea, and a far more unhealthy inclination towards bright-eyed, strictly taken men. Slash.

Year 2503: Experimentation resulted in the creation of N.A.N.O.s—condemned humans with animal DNA as an integral part of their genetic make-up. As one the Children, all Lye wanted to do was survive in alleys and mind his own business. A little difficult, though, when he finds himself part of a revolution with an enigmatic leader he just can't seem to understand—or resist. Slash.