Set after the S2 finale. Leo's body may be healing, but his dreams continue to haunt him. Donnie continues to blame himself as he deals with the ever growing closeness between April and Casey. Raph drives to keep the Mikey he's always known, but the pressure to keep everyone together is draining Mikey's spirit. Contains mentions of depression, delusion, and slow healing.
Set during the season 2 finale. So if you didn't watch it yet and don't want spoilers, please don't read until you've seen the episode!
They say true love doesn't have an expiration date. But what do you do when your true love has been with someone else for seven years? This is Isabella's journey as she accepts the things she cannot change and learns that her best chance at happiness lies outside of Phineas. Sometimes it's best to let go of the person you used to be. Ferbella.
Months after the snowstorm, Anna finds out the trolls' role in the events that played out. She has come to love Kristoff, but it's become hard for her to ignore her hidden feelings for Hans when she realizes his cruel actions were not his own. Now she needs to make a choice.
Edward comes home from having been gone for a few weeks. Ed and Winry share a welcome home moment. Post FMAB. Rated M. Oneshot.
Donnie and April get to know each other better, one question at a time. Complete.
April rescues a baby turtle, and her and Raph nurse it back to health. Raphril?
"Don't tell me to fight for you. After this long, I shouldn't have to." Inspired by the song "Fallout" by Marianas Trench. When you're young, you don't think about repercussions until it's too late. When you're old, you regret what you should have never let go. A story about how unsatisfactory life can be. Apritello, though no names are mentioned. Oneshot.
April was just beginning to accept her feelings for Donnie (no thanks to Irma) when the Kraang attack the turtles' lair head on and use Donnie to finally capture her. Secrets from April's past, such as who and what her mother is, is exposed, and both Donnie and April realize that they will never be the one thing they truly want to be: human. Apritello