Between her immortal boyfriend and her Immortal friends, Jo's world view is expanding in new - and sometimes painful - ways. But when a young child is the only witness to a brutal beheading of a known Immortal, Jo has to learn how the Game really works in order to find out the truth, before it gets her killed. Denial AU. Story #5 in the Something Called Forever universe.
While on their way to Sacramento, Stephen and Irene make a pit-stop in Beacon Hills, where they become involved in an assassination attempt on Scott and Stiles.
A series of micro-works that show the Wolfblood that didn't happen.
In the wake of losing her powers, Irene tries to build a new life for herself. Obtuse department chairs, brain-dead students, and a surprise house guest quickly become the least of her concerns when she discovers that her old friends are in trouble, and she may be the only one who can save them.
With the proliferation of cameras, recording devices, and near-instant transmission of images, even the most careful Immortal is bound to run into trouble with what people see. Amanda's never functioned on the same scale as anyone else, so it only figures that her trouble would go viral.
Charlotte may be a kid and she may not have had the most normal upbringing. Maybe that's why she can see what the others can't. One-shot.
Beacon Hills isn't the kind of town that stays up late. So, when the lacrosse team wins their championship, they head for the nearest truck stop, where they run into someone who isn't thrilled to join them in their celebration. Crossover with "My Secret Identity." One shot.
The IIB tries to solve a vandalism that no one could have done.
Joe's had to train Watchers before. Why his new trainee would have to be that Watcher, though, is a question for the ages. Season 3 AU (ish).
The closer Jordan gets to finding out what he is, the more he fears what will happen if he does. Jordan/Lydia, Jordan/Chris.
In a paradox of governments everywhere, Federation Ambassadors are sent off-world to live and work, while still speaking for their people back home. When Ambassador Elizabeth receives some world-changing news, she has to decide where she fits in and whom she speaks for.
For four months, no one bothered to tell Lydia anything about what was going on in Beacon Hills. Now that she knows, she's determined to get some real answers.