It's been the most perfect summer of Casey's life until Derek ruined it. Why did he have to hold her so close when they danced? Going to New York and dancing had always been a dream of Casey's, but what if an even greater dream has been right in front of her all along? Takes place immediately after the Life With Derek movie.

Mickey and Ian meet in college for the first time. Though they live in the same neighborhood and all that, they never actually meet until they become roommates and learn about each other. Eventually they fall in love but how many times can their relationship be broken and put back together? Will it eventually be too much for them?

Casey thought they'd be done with childish behaviour when she and Derek went to college, but he is just as infuriating as ever and seems determined to make sure she never stops thinking about him. Why can't he just leave her alone? Oh, wait, because that would mean letting her win...

They really should have a guide book written on this: "How to Tell Really Embarrassing Stories to a Friend without Dying of Humiliation." Because her life wasn't exciting. Or romantic. It was messy and unplanned. It was them. And they'd just… happened.

When Derek and Casey head to Queen's, they get an apartment together and have to get along. They thought they would try to be friends but is that all they will be or all either of them wants? What happens when their new friends think they are more?

John Paul is enjoying his new life in Dublin with a more adult Craig, when a conversation with one of Craig's roommates prompts him to bring up one final issue of their sex life, one which Craig has previously let him know was not up for discussion. Two Parts.

Sequel to Hockey Girls, Gael Trouble, Hey Baby, and Faulty Relations. Derek and Casey head home to London for their first summer break from university. Multichapter. Dasey.

John Paul made a mistake, and then went to Dublin to tell Craig about it.