G!P, written for sq week 'trapped together' trope. Emma gets cursed and doesn't want Regina to know, but when she finally discovers her secret they have an even bigger problem to deal with. Thanks to Griffin0Pheonixfor the prompt!

Chloe has a way of invading personal space and Beca can't figure out why she's not really interested in stopping her. Beca/Chloe.

Doesn't matter which universe you place them in, Fate brings Chloe and Beca together each and every time. I'll prove it to you.

New apartment. New neighbors. Beca had expected a certain amount of strangeness to go along with it. But she really hadn't expected Chloe Beale; or her tendency to set her kitchen on fire all the time. (AU)

Beca Mitchell has an older brother. He goes to Barden. He's the captain of the Basketball Varsity Team. He's a straight A student. And of course, he's hot. Yep, he's that perfect. Worse, he's got something that Beca desires more than anything in the world. (cover image courtesy of DarkWriterXX94)

Chloe's cousin's getting married and she'll be damned if she has to endure another family gathering/speed dating weekend. Cue Beca to begrudgingly save the day.

She points out the traces of nebulae, the swirls of galaxies, the afterglow of the sky in the wake of a meteor shower. In that moment, you think the universe is so vastly infinite that it must be a possibility, perhaps even an inevitability, for you to fall in love with her. One-shot.

Sometimes the truths and lies we tell aren't that different from each other at all. Sometimes it's just a matter of perspective. Two-shot.

It's a ghost of a kiss, lingering but not quite tangible, "Some flowers bloom in Winter." One-shot.

Without them, music means nothing. One-shot.

Ruby makes Emma a dating profile. The only catch is that she's listed as a guy. That wouldn't be such a problem if Emma hadn't found Regina's profile and begins communicating with the Mayor

It's simple math, really; if x plus 1 equals 3, then x equals 2. Kimmy Jin doesn't understand why her roommate can't seem to grasp the concept when there are a few substitutions involved [where if x plus the white girl equals love, then x equals Chloe Beale]. (Two Parts)

You're sure she'll run back to you one day. But then she kisses Chloe, and you're not so sure anymore. You thought you were the lead role, but it ends up, maybe you're just a subplot in her life. Two-shot.

It's a song, your relationship with Chloe Beale; it's a song with verses and a hook and a chorus. But you can't break it apart and fit it back together in a way that's easier and simpler for you to understand, like you normally might. Because, well, maybe it's perfect just the way it is.

Regina needs Emma's help to dispel the large amount of fairy dust she sucked in from the portal.