When Chloe convinces Max to make things right, something strange happens, resulting in a new beginning and a chance at a life together. With everything seemingly "fixed," the two are ready to live normal lives. Lots of fluffy "Adventures of Max and Chloe with friends" with a bit of "dealing with things" thrown in. [Artwork credit to MaiQueti! Links to her art in my profile!]

After Max made the hardest decision she would ever make, she is haunted by regrets and the ghost of a girl who was quite simply no longer there. But what if there was a chance the past could still be changed? And what ramifications would those decisions hold? Rated M for future sexual chapters. The story, I hope, is much better than the description.

[Pricefield ftw, NSFW, smut] Story picks up at the end of Episode 3 after Chloe and Max have a heated argument in Chloe's truck. Some angst, some sweetness, and a lot of self-questioning. (Edit: and some plot yo)

Max's ruthless future self sidesteps the limitations of her focus power by leaving written letters in the past. Desperate to save both Chloe and Arcadia Bay's populous, she mercilessly manipulates the past in order to save the future. This story follows a past Max, Chloe and Victoria as they struggle to enact the instructions in these letters from tomorrow. A slightly satirical AU.

When Max's refuses Chloe's request at the beginning of Episode 4, Max realizes she cannot abandon her best friend.

Take the third option. Accept the consequences.

Max really wants Chloe to get along with her friends, only they notice something about Chloe Max never did. Pure Pricefield fluff after the feels trip of episode four.

Life is Strange Episode 5 spoilers: After Max chooses Chloe, she confronts the consequences of her decision. But it's not all bad, she has her partner in crime and time.

Sequel to Time Exposure. Multi-installment story of the Price-Caulfields on a Sunday. Ellie wants to go on a picnic while Chloe reminisces on the start of their road trip after escaping Arcadia Bay. Max makes a compromise. Family fluff with some angst and drama thrown in because you know how I roll. :)