How the last book should have ended. Well, how it should have ended if they were 17. Because this is online writing, and we can manipulate ages like that. Oneshot.

Inspired by Curlscat's 'The Moments We Share', except without the word limit since I can't write with that kind of restriction. So basically, a collection of oneshots inspired by story prompts. Will mostly focus on Puck and Sabrina, but it will include other characters from Sisters Grimm (very marginally though, since I'm a pleasure writer and Sabrina and Puck is more fun).

'He was a god here, in his realm of shadow and murder, and he revelled in it.' Actually not about Puck and Sabrina, it's about Mustardseed, believe it or not. Oneshot.

Scotoma: The mind sees what it wants to see. Features confused, kind of in-denial Puck, unaware Sabrina, and some well-meant interference from Mustardseed. Experimented with the whole brotherly relationship between Puck and Mustardseed in this one, actually quite fun to do. Attempts a little humour. Oneshot.

Literally what the title suggests, Puck comes back from his travels. Short, sweet, a lot of dialogue, the works. Oneshot.

'In the old world of Ancient Greece, there is no fate worse than being cut off.' Well, being cut off, or cutting off. Either or. Oneshot.

'I've always liked birds..." Sabrina murmured drowsily "Really?" Puck replied' My attempt at light-hearted writing, features out-of-character Puck, but attempted in-character Sabrina. Oneshot.

'He pulls out his flute, plays it and the pixies come, and its all she can do to prevent herself from snatching the thing out of his hands. Because she wants it, so so bad.' An exploration of Sabrina's magic addiction and its impact on other characters. Oneshot.

Sabrina and Puck were dating. Puck left to travel with Jake, and stopped contacting her halfway through. Now he's come back. Does contain a couple of dark themes. Fiddled around with the ages a little too, so they're 17 at the start.