Violet had never blamed him for anything he did, no matter how sick, how wrong. She loved her brother, more than anything. Tate was her entire world and she was his. Forever. Why was that wrong? They weren't hurting anyone. They were just surviving, holding onto the only piece of comfort that they had ever had, the only way they knew how. Incest. Violet/Tate. Rated M.

"She fixed you," Zoe mumbled, voice soft as Kyle slid into the bed beside her. Set after "Head". A scene between Zoe and Kyle. Rated - M. Zoe/Kyle - Zyle.

The undead psychotic she had to keep chained up liked her! Maybe they could go on dates and share popcorn at the movies! Then he could strangle her as she murdered him with her cunt of doom. Yeah, they were a match made in heaven. Or the morgue. Zoe/Kyle, Zoe/Kyle/Madison - Rated M.

"Foxx has dick sucking lips. That's way more likely how she 'landed a husband' than her poise." AU - Zoe/Kyle, Zoe/Madison flirtation. In a world sans witchcraft Zoe is enrolled at Miss Robichaux's Academy for Exceptional Young Ladies, a finishing school, whose motto is: Give us a girl and take back a lady. Episode 1, minus the supernatural elements. Rated M.

She hasn't even thought to ask his major before the fraternity guy who brought her a drink, Kyle, is threading them both through the crowd with his hand hooked around her fingers. Waves of sound from the party crash and roll out into a chorus of "shots! shots! shots!" from the kitchen and fewer voices after that. KYLE/ZOE

When Tate Langdon escaped his old neighborhood for Hollywood and fame, he thought he'd never go back. Now, seventeen years later, visiting his mother to plan Adelaide's funeral, he meets a girl that begs the question: Could he ever leave?

Violate AU. What happens when two messed up kids fall in love and save each other.

Violet and Tate are dying and they know it. Bound by their shared illness and limited time, the two make a pact to live one last summer to the fullest before they commit the unthinkable. Yet the two find that there is much more to be learned about death.