All he wanted was a romantic getaway with his girlfriend. Leave it to her best friend to invite herself along. Stuck feeling like a third wheel on his vacation, they come across a weird antique shop. Who would've thought the tea kettle they bought would turn out to be a lamp? A series of events have now been set in motion and there's no stopping them. Future-AU Beta read By Jenarla

Diane's never been much of a fan of skiing. It had less to do with the actual skiing and more with her parents generally ditching her for some alone time. But this year, on her annual family vacation, she finds herself stuck in a ski lift with a stranger. She meets his friends and suddenly, her vacation isn't so boring and lonely anymore.

Diane really didn't understand why she needed art. She sucked at it. Her teacher knew it. She knew it. Hell, the whole class knew it. But apparently she needs the class to graduate or something. So here she is. Spending her time after school with a tutor. For art. She'd rather be practicing for the upcoming softball season. - High School AU

"I went over to your room because you were blasting music to find you lying in a pile of pillows sobbing and listening to some love song and now I don't know what to do." In which Harlequin is attempting to study but his neighbor comes home and starts blasting crappy music. - Modern AU

He'd been in love with his best friend for years. Everyone gave him crap about "growing a set" and just telling her. But he couldn't do that. Their friendship was too important. So what does he do instead? Help her pick up other men. Yes. He is an idiot. But one night may change things for the better. - Modern AU inspired by the song "Mattress" by Leland.

Disconnected one-shots. BB and Raven navigate the strange realm between friendship and love.

Raven asked Beast Boy a simple question that for some reason he wouldn't answer. What happens when she gets that answer…in the shower? The Titans don't know what's more shocking…Beast Boys plan…or that Raven agreed. BBRae

[AU] A class discussion gets a little personal too for Rachel Roth. What’s with all this talk about clichés? And who said that chivalry was dead? BBxRae