Aang awakes from his century-long hibernation to look up into Fire Nation eyes, and Mai finds that her trip to the South Pole has taken a turn for the exciting. In this Alternate Universe, the only thing more powerful than love is the call of betrayal. (This is going to be a long one, and WILL NOT rehash the cartoon.)

Zuko finds Aang a month into his banishment. They're both 12. Expect not-a-kid-person!Zhao, gratuitous saving from pirates (dangit Katara give little Zuko back his shirts), and some solid Appa/Zuko bromance. It is the hole in your life you didn't know needed filling.

When a new tenant moves into the building, Elliot must face issues from his past while trying to keep Mr. Robot from interfering in his personal life. POV indicated at the beginning of each chapter.

When cruelty looks like kindness.

A white bat, suffering from eight years of amnesia, hires a bottom-of-the-barrel private detective to discover her true identity, but what he finds may return to bury them both. When the ghosts of the past decide to haunt, and the danger comes too close to home, she must remember who she was before all she holds dear becomes just a memory.

An old enemy returns. A good friend departs. A horrible rage festers just below the surface. It will not be long before HE is born. Perhaps we've reached something of a turning point. [A short sequel to Slipping Away Slowly]

Angela struggles with her new job, with trying to maintain her persona of the typical E Corp employee. All the while though her mind wanders to thoughts of the past: a summer long ago, when she could no longer deny her feelings for Elliot. While keeping up her charade in the present, she attempts to remember who she was and is by looking back on that summer with her best friend.

"Did you forget who I am again?" Elliot has forgotten Darlene before. This is the story of the first time Elliot forgot, and of his first hospitalization, at age 16. Includes non-graphic child maltreatment.