Aubrey Posen has it all at the moment - she's kicking ass at law school, Jesse's being the perfect boyfriend, and her best friend Chloe couldn't be happier now that Beca's her girlfriend. So where does all this dissatisfaction come from? Triple treble, rated T for now but will change to M in future chapters.

Aubrey thinks she's being figurative when all she wants out of the week is to survive Beca's and Jesse's island wedding. But there is a lot more at stake than protecting Chloe's emotional well-being and her own self-assurance when a series of alarming pranks and the death of a stranger have one thing in common: they both seem to target her. Triple Treble.

Triple Treble: When Aubrey and Chloe first meet Beca, they're too little to understand. But they'll grow, eventually. (Note: Our girls are CHILDREN for the first several chapters.)

'It looks ridiculous,' Beca groans, as soon as she sees it.

When Beca is hired to DJ an exclusive invite-only party in LA, she finds herself irresistibly drawn to a familiar pair of green eyes. BDSM, don't read if it makes you uncomfortable.

The Bellas are doing charity and Beca finds herself oddly captivated by the sight of two Bellas who might or might not be in love. (Triple Treble; no copyright infringement and all that, 'cause I own nothing.)

All it takes is one little touch. Kinda PWP

Aubrey has spent far too long driving around the city trying to find the perfect birthday gift for Chloe.

Aubrey helps Chloe revise. Established Chaubrey.

Chloe is more than willing to play the part of the best friend until Aubrey is ready to come out to her family, she really is. But watching as her girlfriend's parents throw their daughter at the most recent object of their affection is crossing a line.

Plot twist: when Aubrey asks Beca for 'a word' after that first practice, she asks her out. Thus begins a long, long road to the ICCAs. Also detours. There are a lot of those. (Includes awkward courtships, annoying families and intimacy issues.)