Tori and Beck weren't so different; they both cared about Jade too much. It was a selfless sort of love for a girl too lost in her own world to realize just how much she meant to everyone. /\ In which Tori is willing to help Jade find herself, when Jade can't find the strength to do so herself. Jori friendship. Bade.

Existence: 1. the state or fact of existing; being. 2. continuance in being or life; life: a struggle for existence. Yet another one of those Bade pregnancy stories. A series of one-shots centered around Beck, Jade and their daughter. :Current Chapter : Colds : I'm back I guess. For now. In which Jade is sick, her mom talks to Beck, and Beck just tries to carry on.

From her earliest memories, Jade's life was never easy. Her attitude and hard exterior come from years of learning that love – if you can trust it – comes at a high price. This is not a sequel to Try Again Tomorrow - but it is a companion piece - it will

They have what everyone is searching for. A collection of one-shots, some connected, others stand alone. Mostly Beck-centric, with a healthy serving of Bade, of course.

After being trapped after the earthquake, things were finally getting better. But with another storm on the way, what will happen to the gang? Sequel to 'Earthquake'.

'Oh.' She thought. 'This one's different.' Five times Beck Oliver's mother thought about Jade West.

There were two times when Ryder Daniels got jealous of Beck Oliver and one time Beck got jealous of Ryder. JadeRyder Ryder/Bade is endgame.

Beck had never been so thankful for a thunderstorm.

Or, the 'diary' of Jade West. / "But, you know, I'm pretty sure that's not how dates are supposed to go. I mean, when you go on a date with one guy, you're not supposed to end up kissing your ex-boyfriend. That might be seen as rude." / Jade/Beck, slight Jade/Ryder.

Beck lived for the little moments. Based on the song by Brad Paisley.

Beck's loneliness sparks the return of Hollywood Arts' Power Couple. Based on the song Come Over by Kenny Chesney.

"Do you love him?" "Yes." "Then what's complicated about it?" / Even as she left, though, she could hear Tori's voice in her head, an incessant song of "What's complicated about it?" Everything, she replied in her head. Everything is complicated. / How Jade West spends the summer, or the fall and eventual rise of Jade West. Beck/Jade.

Tori knows that something is going on, and she's determined to find out what. / / BADE. Post-TWC.

"Because obviously this girl had had some serious rage issues, and right now Beck, too, had some serious rage - towards the hipster cafe that was wrecking his sleep cycle and his magnificent hair - and he needed to know he was not alone in the world."/ Or Beck, fluffy-haired barista, meets Jade, cranky caffeine addict, and nothing is ever the same again. AU Bade.

Without Beck, Jade struggles with her inner demons. What happens when they get the best of her, and Jade takes a drastic measure? Will Beck be there for her again? Contains hints of self harm.

He was always so sure that no one appreciated Jade the way he did, until he accidentally caught a glimpse of the original lyrics to 365 Days.

"You look pretty as a blonde." - Missing scene from The Blonde Squad. Maybe. BADE fluff.

"Talk to your sexy boyfriend. I want to know all your hopes and dreams," he says cheekily. "Who said you were sexy?" / or, Beck pesters Jade to answer random questions.

Collection of missing Bade moments. Chap 28: "He really can't remember driving anyone else but Jade to school in the morning." Inspired by Driving Tori Crazy. Spoilers!

I forgot to say out loud how beautiful you really are to me. BADE. Warning: dark-ish.

What if Jade had gotten hurt during the earthquake in Andre's Horrible Girl? BADE

Beck Oliver: Sometimes, I think you love Cat more than you love me, babe. / cade friendship!

Jade didn't want to go to the party, but she does for Beck. One-shot. Beck/Jade

Now, when she moves like this, will you move her like that? Come on. / Otherwise known as Jade and Beck have sex five times, and then one time, well, they don't.