Sometimes, you like to pretend that you do not exist. It is so peaceful. ONESHOT. Introspective. Weird.

Jack was made to be Pitch's, The Man in the Moon had seen to it when he allowed the dark to caress the cold.

He cannot stop it from happening, no matter how hard he tries. Time will always pass, and it won't stop for anyone. The clock is always ticking, and people are always aging. Friendship may be timeless, but belief is not. However, there may be some things that time will never take. (T for angst, and just in case)

AU - Prompt: Jack and Jamie are online friends; Jamie's parents don't believe Jack is real.

Where do you think the crazies get their inspiration? Jack Frost of course.

The night Jamie learns of his parents' decision to divorce, Jack visits.

It's the night of the first battle against Pitch and Jack has doubts.

Jack decides to drop by Bunny's warren, loses his staff, insults an egglette, and learns that Pitch's darkness has seeped in.

Pre-release speculation about how Jack meets Jamie.

Before he joined the Guardians, Jack saved lives.

Pre-release speculation about the fateful day Jack became Jack Frost.

After Jack agrees to join the Guardians in their battle against fear, Jack takes a short break. It only makes sense during this time for him to meet Pitch.

A conversation between Bunny and Jack about being walked through.

After three centuries of confusion, Jack's had it. Now that he knows his past and his purpose, it's out of his favor to submerge himself in confusion again. So when he learns of the crush Jamie has developed through their years of friendship, he wants not

Jack wants to keep Jamie and all his adorable, believing, cuteness. But humans are not pets. And no, Jamie, Jack will not come if you call like a dog. Fluffy. Written for the RotG Kinkmeme.

He never feels more alive than in the moment when the doors begin to open. He never feels more loved than when the children stream into the cold, chubby legs pumping, little faces red. When he plays with them, breathless and laughing, he is one among a crowd, and it is not as noticeable that they do not call his name. He can ignore that their eyes skim past him.

Jack Frost visits the desert, once.

Jack loves the land thick with snow where buildings rise like an improbable castle amidst the elements. He loves the room that has become his room, and the cocoa that North hands him absently on the nights they sit together in the kitchen, talking late into the night. For three centuries, when he imagined what it was like to have a father, it was not so very different from this.

Jack wonders why the Man in the Moon made Pitch.

Jack Frost decides to see how his first believer was doing. Quite convinced Jamie Bennett had stopped believing long ago, he's in for a surprise.

Jack didn't think he had what others did. But the wind had always been there. /Pre-movie. Oneshot.

And in a way, it's tragic that the softest touch of human-warm skin on Jack is enough to roil his insides, tighten up and loosen, rhythmic and fearful. He's still not used to being seen, to being held, to being believed or -loved-. Jamie makes it all easier, somehow. /Jack Frostxolder!Jamie. Oneshot.

And Jack learned the hard way that after dark, all of the world's secrets came out, mortals' and non-guardians' alike. — Jack Frost. Rated for voyeurism and other minor suggestive adult themes.

She came to this ancient training ground expecting deadliness. She got a song instead.

Jack Frost knows he is damaged, but also knows he can get better. He will make himself get better. He will not be like Pitch, not ever.