Summary: Vaughn was abandoned when he was young. In a random act of kindness, he takes in a homeless girl who is devastated by the loss of her family and constantly cornered by men. Will Vaughn succumb to his desires, or will he save her? Rated M in case.

Jess is a 15 year old girl, seemingly normal, except that she still believes in fairytales. Jess is a dancer and an artist, but there is more to her than meets the eye. When a mysterious boy appears in her life, old memories are rekindled by the unfolding events, memories Jess believes are better left alone. (Rated M for self-harm and tragic backstory.)

Una Robson, typical teenager nearing the age of 18, carries the expected "hate the world" attitude, experiences the typical pain of dealing with a father who never wanted her. Yet, she hears things, voices, sometimes laughter. She's heard the voices all her life, though as she grows and they become faint, Una has never stopped hearing them. Now this new voice has made itself known.

If there's something you cherish yet you can't understand why, do you still protect it? And even if they can't see you, do you still hold on to that one shred of hope that they will one day? To Jack, there are so many questions unanswered, so many things he wants to find out. This is his undeniable attraction to the family he wants to protect for all time.

In which Jack puts himself to bed. Warnings inside.

/She's so scared it literally hurts, but she nods, because she wants him so bad. She wants to be with him more than she's ever wanted anything./ Or, Olivia and Wen have their first time, and Stella eats cute couples for breakfast.

Sherlock realises that John's dating habits involve an unacceptable level of risk... what if he meets an unusually tolerant woman and ends up getting married? Slash / Romance / Angst / Humour ... Now with added Christmas!

I just wanted to get laid. Chad. Complete.