When Piper, a vet working at the Bronx Zoo, gets unexpectedly dumped by her boyfriend of six years, all her plans of a life in Paris are thrown out the window. But when she meets Alex, an international drug importer, she finds out that some things in life are even better than the possibility of Paris. [On temporary hold, due to writer's block.]

Set in between the two fights between Alex and Piper in Paris, after Alex asks Piper to go to Istanbul and before Piper returning to find out Alex's mom has died. Mainly Alex's thoughts on the situation, wondering when she lost control and wishing that Piper would work things out with her.

And in the morning, your bed is still freezing, but you don't even notice because you're already on a plane and you can feel the warmth of the sun on your skin and the hot sand at your back and your heart is full and with her warm hand in your own, you feel alive, even as you disappear.

Set almost two years after Until Dawn, Piper finds herself battling the world alone, searching for the one person that will make her whole again.

A different life, a different career, and a different kind of relationship between Alex and Piper. [three shot, continued in A Different Life, A Different World.]

She wasn't crazy, she didn't belong here, that's what she kept telling herself. This was just a rough patch, she just needed a rest; she wasn't crazy, she wasn't, so why did everyone keep looking at her like she was? [On temporary hold, due to writer's block.]

My name is Alex Vause and I have an addiction; her name is Piper Chapman.

Whether it was the safe and quiet path, or the scary, dark trail through the forest, the road I walked would always lead me back to her, even if I didn't know it yet.