What if you didn't remember her? What if you didn't remember yourself? If you had to start over, would you make the same decisions? Would you end up in the same place?

A confessed regret. A rejection. A conversation that was meant to be private - overheard by the one person Chloe never wanted to hear it. But perhaps - perhaps - it was for the best. Where will the future lead Beca and Chloe? Only time will tell.

Rebuilding your life was supposed to be hard, Gail knew that. But after three years where she thought she finally got it right, why did it have to come crashing back down? (Sequel to "Ashes to Ashes" - Completed 17-April-2018)

Prompt: Beca gets roped into giving Chloe a lapdance and breaks Chloe's because surprisingly Beca is really good at it. Not being able to stop thinking about it all evening, she later visits Beca.

There was a funny thing about being able to see the future. It didn't mean she always understood it when she saw it but, sooner or later, she figured out what it meant.

What if Gail and Holly met the day the rookies were cut loose? What if Holly came to collect the body from "In Blue?" What if they were friends long before any big gay distraction? What if then, else…

"But what happened when..." A series of vignettes from the same universe as "Out With The Old," told in non-chronological order, from a variety of perspectives including Steve, Oliver, Elaine, Lily, Vivian, and John. Each chapter is a self-contained story.

It's not like Frankie was in control of her subconscious, but sometimes you didn't know you were in love until you hit the floor. Learning to trust again will open doors Frankie never wanted to see again and some she never knew existed.

Love comes in many forms but they're all a little unpredictable. And sometimes love needed a push. So when Chloe set out to push Gail into love, she didn't expect to find her own love life spun around.

The last three years had been beyond hard. The hits kept coming and Gail kept falling. Failed daughter, failed Peck. Maybe the answers, all of them, were at the end of her fall. Maybe she could find her place in the ruins of what was left of her life.

The problem with feelings was having them. Or not. It was really not. Because she hadn't had them in so long, maybe she'd actually forgotten what they were. But instead, she just didn't feel anything.

Gail Peck is not "just" a Peck, but getting to reinvent yourself beyond your family when you've been born into the Peck Dynasty is not a simple nor easy journey. Gail probably wouldn't have bothered to change, but then there was Holly. It's messy, it's complicated, but sometimes you come out the end a better person, snark intact.

When you're at a bar and you tell people you have a girlfriend in Canada, it feels like a trope. And a little bit of a lie. And you hate everything except your job and you miss her, but she's not really your girlfriend, is she? (Was a One-Shot, then it got a sequel.)