The Office #18. Despite finally coming to terms with his past and finding a role for himself within Section Four, Hei can't quite bring himself to reach out to the family that he left behind in China so many years ago. However, impending wedding plans may force him to make a decision sooner than he'd like.

The stars above him blur and slip out of focus, hazes of sparking light blinking on and off. It's rhythmic, hypnotizing. His mind drifts with the pattern of the stars and he loses himself in the shuttering spirals. On. Off. On. "Have you ever seen Hei pay his price?" or: a drabble in which Hei is Definitely Not Okay, and nobody knows what's going on.

The Office #13. They're only three small words - so why is it so hard to know when to say them?

"How many times, Amber?" he asks.

Wary yet intrigued with their coworker's latest behavior, Huang indulges Mao's curiosity. The consequences of that action changes the course of the future. [Distractions AU]

Hei as Li, sneaks into November 11's apartment only to get caught and chloroformed by the latter.

Who is the bigger monster, the girl who was forced to become one, or the brother that willingly followed her? All Hei knows is the little girl he once followed down that dark path is not the one that he faces now. She never will be, if he has any say in it.

The Office #5. Hei receives dating advice from Section Four.

Hei has been conflicted since his last mission, something he never thought could be possible for a contractor. Laying on his futon late at night, he replayed his encounter with the lady in blue. Something was wrong. I don't own Darker than black

Amber comes for him, after. It feels predatory, because that's what Contractors are: supernatural predators in human skin, heartless strangers where your loved ones used to be. But she makes her eyes look soft and her mouth curve unhappily on his behalf.

Immediately after the fight with Harvest, Yin takes it upon herself to watch over Hei. (Partly Inspired by "Human" by Christina Perri) Oneshot for now

The Office #2. In which Hei tries to apply to the police. As himself.

A simple one-shot where Hei and Yin sort out the fact that they have feelings for each other.

This is a story about Xing and her brother and how they coped with the moon and stars vanishing and everything that brought the new sky. And of course, Xing's strange behavior afterwards, becoming slowly the Bai we 'know'.

The Office #17. Hei's past makes planning a trip overseas just a little bit tricky.

Hei has been protecting his sister since the day he discovered she was a Contractor despite being human. They've been sent to places and done missions together ever since they joined the Syndicate. Now, in South America on the eve of the first Solar Maximum, Hei sits guarding his sister as she pays her obeisance. Little does he know what's about to happen next.

Misaki Kirihara has been working closely with the new Syndicate for some months when the reappearance of Heaven's Gate results in her being sent on a dangerous new mission. Soon, she encounters a mysterious young girl and a familiar face. What results from that meeting could mean the end of the world.

Before passing out she remembered feeling her body releasing a small, illuminated, spiral spectre from the heart that materialized into the silhouette of a feminine human figure before fully incarnating the subject into a pink suited, lightly-pale greenish haired little girl with amber eyes. "Hello Misaki." She said. [Misaki is a contractor now, with the ability to summon dead. ]

Everybody has their looting moments, right? ...right?

There was a time when he looked more like an old pervert with every year they spent together.

Sadly, Hei does not have the power of invisibility.

Hei and Yin try to manage a secret relationship within the Syndicate.

The Office #13. Dr. Uchiumi Haruko is no stranger to treating clients with troubled and traumatic histories, so when her new appointment arrives requesting help with a simple relationship issue, it's a bit of a relief. However, she quickly realizes that she's only scratching the surface of his problems, and that she's never had a client quite like Li Hei before...

If he had hurt her more, would she have shown something, anything more satisfying than momentary surprise? / coda to episode 16

It's not paranoia when they're really out to get you, and seduction definitely falls under 'out to get you'.