Kevin never has backed down from a double-dare, but his buds have really come up with a good one this time. What happens when a harmless bet becomes something more? [[Kevedd, now complete]]

Law blinks a couple times before nodding at the boy who's shouting at him, not really sure why he's responding. Why is he responding? He should be dead.

Eustass Kid and Trafalgar Law are not similar men, and they both have tumultuous histories. Regardless, Law saves Kid's life in surgery, and demands payment in return, which opens the door for whatever war may rage between the two enigmas. Kid/Law, AU, slash

Kid purchases Law at the Sabaody Archipelago slave auction. Originally written for the One Piece Fan-For-All. Kid/Law, Doflamingo/Law. WARNINGS: Dub-con/non-con, bondage, slavery, underage.

Law works at the Pink Flamingo as a down-on-his-luck stripper hoping to scrounge up enough cash to go to medical school and rise up out of the slums. He struggles to put up with fellow stripper Ace, his psychotic boss, a past that won't go away, and one very persistent client.

Summer passes quickly soon school has arrived. As students return to their usual routine, everything seems to be back to normal. Expect, Law and Kid, once enemy's now lovers, try to keep their relationship quiet from everyone. With questioning friends and no answers, the truth is bound to spill? The question is when?

Trafalgar Law is found guilty of horrific medical experiments and is sentenced to six years in Impel Down, a place where his lithe body catches eyes. He is placed in a cell with the infamous felon Eustass Kidd and given one 'choice': to be used by him or to be used by everyone else. What ensues is a trial of how much he is willing to bend his back to accommodate his 'protector'.

In which Trafalgar, Eustass and Luffy share a room in a university residence. This Room can barely contain these three, as just one of them alone has enough personality to fill the poor room from floor to ceiling. Contains witty witticisms, one tailless pet, and Trafalgar's heinous schemes. Rated T for Tremendously Terrible Humour.