Joker and EDI spend some time together after the final Collector mission.

After she's sent down to Alchera to find the pieces of her ship, Shepard begins to wonder how she might put back together the pieces of herself.

Joker is in his late 80's and his heart is failing. EDI struggles to deal with Jeff's mortality and Jeff says his last goodbyes. What will EDI do when Joker passes? What purpose will life hold for her and can an AI make it to heaven?

Ten billion people over here die, so twenty billion over there can live. After the war, there are pieces to pick up, and lives to rebuild. And even with the Reapers gone, nothing is easy.

Garrus and Joker share some words after his date with Shepard on the Citadel.

Long after the Reaper War, Garrus finally gets to meet Shepard at the bar

Alternate take on that final mission where EDI expresses her true feelings about life and death to Commander Shepard.

"Garrus could not think of another time where EDI struggled to come up for a word to describe what she was feeling. She was a highly advanced AI that constantly self-modified and evolved. A dictionary as large as a whole planet had to be stored in her memory banks somewhere." Angst/Hurt/Comfort/Friendship JEDI and mentions of Shakarian

EDI and Joker take the next step in their relationship. Not a lot of plot. One-shot.

A very broken Joker writes a letter to EDI reflecting on the aftermath of the Crucible's activation. Post ME3, Destroy ending. One-Shot.

It's a long road from "alien" to "partner."

Garrus Vakarian's past and present, told through interconnected short stories one letter of the alphabet at a time.

When you have bullshit like Vrolik's Syndrome, there's a certain amount of excessive preparation you tend to do. But I never, not even in my wildest, craziest, sexiest dreams, could have imagined... this. Set mid-Mass Effect 3.

Captain James T. Kirk and Lieutenant Commander Spock are hereby charged with negligence and wanton misconduct due to their emotional compromise with each other.

There are books thumbed open in the viewing deck, but their crumbled pages and broken spines say that no one found answers in them. EDI's point of view after a handful of crewmembers are killed in the suicide mission. Oneshot; Shoker if you squint.