Hazel had always been different, and even at Ilvermorny she had been an outcast. She had hoped that things would be better after transferring to Hogwarts, and being placed in Slytherin no less. But it is here that she meets Tom Marvolo Riddle, the new bane of her existence.

There's still a vargulf slaughtering people (Peter can smell it's fury, even here), but Peter can see the appeal in being a mindless beast. Maybe then he would've been strong enough to protect Roman (from himself, from his mother, from this whole damn town).

A little introspection into the character that Kiernan could've been if he wasn't such a sociopath, along with who I think he would've actually developed feelings for.

Alex couldn't have ever anticipated meeting Nuada at a random bar while trying to get over her feelings for Hellboy, but somehow this was her life. And she definitely didn't expect how close she would become with the pale man, from strangers to friends to maybe something more. But is she worth him giving up his vendetta?

Sometimes all of his repressed emotions would boil to the surface and it felt like everyone could see right through him, see the real him that had been planning their executions in detail. Kieran thought about reprising the bloodshed, but then, every time, the thought of losing everything made him pause. He hadn't expected on making it out alive, much less with his dad intact.

Alex came everyday that summer, rain or shine. Horace should've found it odd or annoying, the invasion of his space, the way she just granted herself permission to be everywhere, but he didn't. The junkyard seemed more alive with her here; it certainly wasn't quiet anymore. Even though she didn't know he was there, it made him feel like she was there just to spend time with him.

"Always wanting what you can't have." Dylan laughed breathlessly, her panic setting in. This couldn't happen, he was a terrible man who had killed innocent people, she couldn't let herself fall back into him again. She couldn't do this again. "Yeah?" His accent mangled the word, but she still understood him perfectly.

Fred and Go-Go see more than they let on; in which Baymax impossibly loves Hiro, and Hiro has feelings for his best friend. As they work through their feelings, the lines between love, lust, and taboo begin to blur. Rated M for possible mature language and adult situations.