"Beca you make me feel something I absolutely cannot feel" Aubrey whispered. Beca is sent to the Westmore Institute meant to cure gay teens of their homosexuality. Yet, she is persistent that she can't be cured of who she is. But what happens when she begins to fall in love with her roommate, Aubrey, who is dedicated to making a full recovery? Mitchsen with mentions of bechloe.

Life breaks you sometimes, it just rips you apart. Life has broken Chloe, it's ripped away her spirit, her light, and her smile.

Chloe's father doesn't handle her sexuality very well, to the point where he doesn't believe it. Chloe's family assumes she has a girlfriend. She feels the need to hit two birds with one stone, coincidentally Beca is there to save the day. [Typical trope - lots of cute family meetings - Drama -and of course, lots of lesbian fluff] {Disclaimer- not my gorgeous characters unfort}

"It just sucks that I am able to see her everyday, be with her, be her friend while I'm protecting her with my life...and yet I can't love her the way I want to." Bechloe and Staubrey AU.

Barden was quickly becoming Beca's home whether she liked it or not. At least here she could become anew, reinvent herself, become a different person than who she used to be, or at least that's what Beca thought would be the easy thing to do. It turns out that she's more rooted in old habits than she thought. Well at least here no one knows about old Beca, right? Trigger Warning

What does Beca do when a drunken suicidal redhead enters the shower block? help her recover, befriend her and maybe even more... but will it all go to plan? or is Chloe too far gone to be helped... and will Beca leave like everyone else? Rated M for language and themes. Trigger warning for self harm/suicide - side staubrey

Daryl and Beth had to flee the prison in a hurry. Beth wants to find Maggie and Judith. Daryl tries to protect Beth by shielding her from walkers and keeping her at arm's length. Beth just wants Daryl to see her as the woman she has become. Daryl soon realizes that keeping Beth alive is easy. Keeping her out of his arms is a different story.