A collection of short stories in which the guys and girls from Red vs. Blue tell or show each other they love them. Of course in their very individual, special and… unorthodox ways. – I mighty do commissions and suggestions here.
She was looking for a good time at a club. He was dumped by his friends. Better and worse pick-up lines lead to a deal involving a lighter, a number and a breezer. It's going to be a night no one of them ever forgets again.
After leaving the Director behind in the facility, Carolina isn't sure what to do next. Everyone acts as if nothing really happened, Donut want's to make them a dinner and Carolina still needs Wash's help to figure out what the hell is going on with these idiots.
Tucker sees some strange acting soldiers and decides to follow them and drag Grif along. Thanks to their karma they – along with Simmons and Wash – end up stuck in a cave. Finding a way out of a cave with people who probably want them dead is one thing. But as usual, they turn this in a real challenge. So let's hope this ends better than it starts.
Post Season 8. Tucker and Wash aren't really used to each other so far but a late night encounter might help with that. Tucker sees Wash the first time without helmet and Wash sees Tucker the first time… without anything at all. Things get a little strange and out of hand. Go Figure.
If you have to spend the rest of your live in a memory, you might just as well make it a good one. Epsilon gets a little carried away in his own world but Tucker is still Tucker and reminds him they are not in paradise but in a fucked up war. Oh, and that he is obsessed with stalking Tex. Caboose saves the day by making something explode.
The guys and girls play Never Ever after they stopped the civil war. The game and the secrets that come to light are fun. However, waking up the next day next to your teammate with a hangover and no clue what happened isn't so great. Trying to get shit straight after the event of the last night isn't much better. Especially not with friends like them. – Tuckington version