Malik is not having a very merry Christmas and Pascal has impulse control issues. Also they do not have A Thing, thank you very much.

Rita's not a gentle person, not by nature and certainly not by nurture either. It's not a big deal, she supposes. Lots of people in the world aren't nice or friendly or sweet; not like Estelle who can light up a room with her smile or Karol who, now that he has some confidence to him can make nice and make friends with the best of them. Not like Judith either.

Rita tosses the empty bottle back and forth between each hand, eyeing Estelle and Yuri with a speculative stare. "Let's play spin-the-bottle," she says decisively and the room falls silent with shock, horror, and no small amount of interest. A few yards away, Karol starts choking on his chips. Rita ignores him. "Live a little, pussywillows."

Breaking Alexei's control over Estelle doesn't make things okay. In fact, it makes them worse. Everything has a price, but the price of stopping Estelle may prove to be too high for Yuri to pay.

In which Estelle is shady as hell and Yuri's a liar...also known as That Time Estelle Found Out About That Whole Stabbing Thing.

Rita gets rejected. Surprisingly, it's Judy who picks up the pieces.

Estelle has a complicated and possibly unhealthy relationship with Raven but she can't deny that he makes a really good cup of tea.

Ken the Kaiser had been a total douche but Ken the teenaged Digidestined is, like, the sweetest guy Davis has ever met. This is actually a pretty serious problem.

The war is over, and Harry, sick of magic in general, works in the psychiatric ward in a children's hospital. However, he meets his first, and most unusual patient. A young boy of only ten, who sees the most terrible things. Things no one else can see.