Because to some people, dumping a bucket filled with flour on you while you bathe is just another way to say "I love you." While soaking you in slime before proposing is just another way to say "I'm sorry."

Mikan stalked Koko. Koko misunderstood big time.

"Are you confessing your undying love to me?" I teased. "Hell. No." She mouthed audibly.

AU. A roller coaster ride.

For Signe. "I'd rather lose my fans who simply love my face, than my wife who loves me for me."

They're not best friends anymore. [Image Cover by: Vanilla Coated Love]

For Julie: Sometimes you only have to look inside.

The life and lies of Natsume Hyuuga, the father. He's starting to think maaaaybe being a Dangerous Ability was easier than being... this. "Welcome to Daddy Hell, Natsume."

Hotaru didn't deserve a druggie from a broken home or someone who agreed to head from a mythomaniac. Hotaru was classy and too good for me. That's why I did what I did. RukaHotaru, some messed-up RukaSumire. AU. Abuse. Oneshot. -3-

When Koko was twelve, he got accepted into Alice Academy, leaving his friends and homelessness behind. Now fifteen, Kitsuneme and Sumire are still living that life, wishing they could see him again. SumireKoko. KokoKitsu and SumireKitsu friendship. -2-

For May Madness. For Ash. Mochu didn't think he'd ever snap out of his psychotic mindset, but then again, Wakako didn't think their relationship would have such a nice upgrade, either. WakakoMochu. Abuse. Oneshot. -4-

Everyone in Alice Academy knew about Sakura Mikan, the heroine of the Alice Academy War seven years ago. "Even if anyone tried, no one would be able to replace Mikan. Something like this wouldn't change anything. Unlike her Alice, our bond isn't intermittent." Listening to those words, I knew for sure that they would see her again. Fate wouldn't allow otherwise. I was sure of it.

"Just because you went back to the past, it doesn't mean that the future will change." He only needed one more chance. One more chance to make amends to the one he loved – even though her fate was pre-determined, his was not.

Because you despised the fact that he knew one thing. Mikan Sakura was - and would always be - your weakness.

It all began with a six day curse. Tattooed hearts and suspicious leather gloves come into the picture as Mikan and Natsume let down their guard briefly, and as a result are enchained in the playful devil's love curse.

He felt as if he was falling into a dark pit of no return, no beauty, no simplicity, because there was no love.

For The Devils Song. In which the World War III is supposedly drawing near, but a newly recruited soldier named Natsume Hyuuga just might die a little earlier than the set date. "You know, some of us even become homosexuals in all-boys sleeping quarters." 2nd, GARCA 2012

"You're the biggest jerk there ever is." "But you love me, anyway." The same old bickering of a pig-tailed female and a seemingly egotistic flamecaster under the cherry blossom tree, narrated in a hundred words.

AU. What Kaname has in his chest isn't even his own.

"Why didn't you change, Mikan? You're still in love with that prick of a Hyuuga, as far as I know." "And you're still my best friend." In which Koko wants to shut Mikan out of his life, but he can't deny that he's still falling hard.

Enter Natsume Hyuuga, a writer who invests more in his intelligence than social interaction, and Mikan Sakura, a rebellious nobody whose origins remain unknown. Little do they know, there is something far deeper and darker lurking in the fact that they are chosen for the adventure, in which the itinerary is a series of murders and the one thing they can never have is trust.

Apparently, six straight furs led to the conception of the youngest daughter of Sumire Shouda and Kokoro Yome. Now five, young Sumiko tells us how the Shouda-Yome family works. Oh, and more.

Because without him, you felt lost and alone.

Sequel to Isolation. Because in the end, you'll always find a way to come back home.

Because love isn't all that easy. Sumire Shouda, Kokoro Yome, and everything in between-from dialogues to soliloquy- in six parts.