The Mortal Instruments: Life's convenient when you stand on the border between two worlds, but when the line begins to blend, when blood is the price for friendship and pain is the price for love, which side do you fall on?

Story begins after the cookie for City of Glass where Jace dares Alec to kiss him. What will happen to their relationships, both with each other, and with those they care about, if Alec does? Multi-Chaptered Story. Jace/Alec, Jace/Clary, Alec/Magnus

Alec needs reprieve from the frustration of his life, and seeks it in the arms of a warlock. Alec/Magnus.

Preseries. "It's tragic," Isabelle says, "but you've been demoted to family pillow. Deal."

Isabelle sends Jace on a little errand that all men dread: Out for tampons

Sequel to "Warm and Tingly." Magnus asked Alec to prove his love by letting him do his makeup. He obliges, but with an unexpected result. Slash. Alec/Magnus. I don't own it, Cassandra Clare does, etc.

Jace finds out that Clary can speak more than just English.

Being a taste tester would generally be a good job to have, unless the chef you're testing for is Isabelle Lightwood. JaceIsabelle familial friendship. JaceSimon loathing.

You get the whiteout, I'll get the birth certificates. — JaceClary