When Chloe convinces Max to make things right, something strange happens, resulting in a new beginning and a chance at a life together. With everything seemingly "fixed," the two are ready to live normal lives. Lots of fluffy "Adventures of Max and Chloe with friends" with a bit of "dealing with things" thrown in. [Artwork credit to MaiQueti! Links to her art in my profile!]

What if Max didn't leave Chloe to move to Seattle right after her father died? What if Chloe had her best friend there when she needed her most? What if...they realized they were more than best friends? Rated M for language and content

Starting a few days after the end of Episode 5, Max and Chloe venture forth into their new life together. Much cuddling ensues. Mainly fluff, but with loose story arcs tying things together, and pretensions at character development. Begun long before BTS was released, and so now conflicts with some aspects of the canon.

What if Max can't accept that it all came down to Chloe in the end? What if she goes back over and over again, but just can't get it right? So many worlds, so many timelines. She decides to go back one final time. What if she goes much further back than she meant to? Back to Arcadia Bay before Rachel Amber disappears? This time, she will get it right… but at what cost?

"You need time, huh? That's hilarious, coming from you. Time doesn't heal all wounds, Maxine. You dip****. Where the hell do you think scars come from?" (Post-ep 5; Pricefield) [ Chapters 1 2 of the Visual Novel now up at Tumblr blog @LiS-AllWounds ]

A willing sacrifice derailed. A nascent love revealed. A town devastated beyond belief. When Chloe Price is given the second chance she neither wanted nor expected, she finds new purpose in doing the impossible: giving a damn about Arcadia Bay. [Post Ep-5 Pricefield.]

Pure Pricefield fluff for those who wished for more closure from their ending. Setting: Two girls on a cliff in a storm, watching a Bay have a very bad day. A massive thank you to all the wonderful and supportive readers out there who have inspired me to continue this behemoth. And of course thank you Dontnod, for making the most profoundly beautiful game I've ever played.