Nick and Judy write e-mails back and forth as Nick struggles to adapt to the world of being a ZPD Academy trainee, and Judy tries to tackle her next case with a temporary unhelpful partner.

Judy has taken the week off to burrow-sit while her folks are out of town, and Nick is over for the weekend to help out and goof off. While there, he gets a taste of a life he'd never dreamed possible for him.

It's been a year since Judy and Nick became partners at the ZPD, and they still struggle every day to prove themselves. When the head of the Cottontail Corporation comes to them with a case against a family of foxes, Nick and Judy find themselves faced with the question: What is most important? Loyalty to one's city, one's species, or to the partner who means more than anything?

An overbearing boss, a new rabbit on the force, judgmental strangers, and, of course, a series of violent murders. Because you know, thought Nick, why make things easy? [rated M for later chapters]

"They were his ultimate nightmare: a red and grey, fluffy, walking, talking, laughing, will-they-won't-they abomination of adorableness." In which a rabbit and a fox fight crime, each other, sexual tension, their boss, their parents, more sexual tension, kidnappers, their boss's boss, and sexual tension. Heck, let's throw a monsoon in there for good measure. WildeHopps

In stark contrast to the cold outside, things between Nick and Judy are heating up. Made into a separate story to increase the rating to M.

Nick and Judy realize there's more between them than just friendship after he enlists some elephant-sized help getting her out of a particularly tight spot. Always remember to look before you leap, Judy! Nick Judy humor and fluffy romance. This story can be read as a standalone, but I like to think it takes place shortly after my other story, Lives Unraveled.

An assignment in Tundratown causes the already-close relationship between Nick and Judy to grow closer. And not just for warmth.

Judy takes a week off to visit her family in Bunnyburrow and to see the new horror exhibit set up to instill terror into prey animals. Unfortunately, Judy is a changed bunny, and it doesn't have the intended effect on her.

A children's story told in the world of zootopia about a fox and rabbit who manage to get along before civilization.

Fed up with his lazy attitude, Judy blackmails Nick into going on matchmaking dates to find a girlfriend that'll motivate him to work harder. However, as Nick continues to describe his dream girl, he realizes his soul mate might be closer than he thinks. Oneshot! Judy x Nick

Five years after the Night Howler incident, Judy Hopps takes a look back. She doesn't exactly like what she sees. Quick little thing prompted by some people on a website that shall remain anonymous. Happy endings are for losers.

Judy has to explain a tattoo.

Months after joining the academy, Nick surprises Judy by confessing that he feels attracted to her, despite the fact that he's a fox and she's a bunny. Judy will have to push away the stigma her conservative background has against interspecies couples, as well as her lack of dating experience, in order to give both she and Nick a fair chance at something more than friendship.

Purity looks for a new super-group to join. People seem to hate her for some reason. [Crack]

(One-Shot) Judy challenges Nick to a friendly sparring contest. What could go wrong?

Judy's life is nothing like a romance novel.