Written for a flash fiction challenge: Grammar Tip(s). "You're an innocent man, Stuart. As of now, you're free to go."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: magic. "You can't stand up to the night until you understand what's hiding in its shadows." -Charles de Lint

Written for a flash fiction challenge: chaos. "The LAPD was corrupt as the sky was blue, but the riots made it utterly shameless."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: jumbled. "How could she be disappointed, when she didn't know him at all?"

Stefan would deny it to hell and back that he wasn't completely straight. Those thin pink lips were beckoning him, and he answered the call; gingerly cupping the older man's chin and sealing their lips together. He was glad the whisky was present to help dull the ache in his chest. One-sided StefanxCole.

Written for a flash fiction challenge: twist. "She's used to partings, so it's all right." Takes place before, during, and after "Manifest Destiny."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: father. "I have to go. They'll take Marie away. I have to go."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: inner conflicts. Prior to "The Set Up." Candy tries to convince Albert to throw the fight.

It wasn't always easy on him, this life, this choice; and he hated to think that at any moment the rug could be pulled out from under him and he wouldn't know what direction to take next. Would everything have been for nothing, then? It was ridiculous, he knew, all this coming about during a stupid soak in the tub… StefanxCole.

Written for a flash fiction challenge: lost things. "I hit her, alright? I'm not proud of it, but she was coming at me with a frying pan. What would you do?" Set before "The Red Lipstick Murder."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: Unpaired Words. "People cried when the coroner came, so the coroner had to laugh."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: Heroes of the Storm. "Would he turn back from this beast into a hero? Could he?"

Jack stopped into the park after a long day and ends up meeting someone who reminds him of one of his little sisters. (I only own my oc.Everyone else belongs to LA Noire and Godfather 2 video game. anthony and mary are characters from the godfather 2 movie.)

Written for a flash fiction prompt: paramount. "Jack, blood dripping from the side of his mouth, held out a hand to Phelps. Welcome to Hell."

Written for a flash fiction prompt: treachery. "You're a good man, Leary, but you're in over your head."

A lifetime ago, he willingly gave his heart away; and in exchange, he was served a piece of bittersweet reality.

Written for a flash fiction challenge: slice of life. Because any and all damage done to Roy's car is serious business.

Written for a flash fiction challenge: tropes. "Some doors were never meant to be opened, but..."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: archetypes. Set during "A Different Kind of War." "Don't you look back, don't you dare look back," he muttered shakily to himself before collapsing, his hands pressing onto the cold floor.

Written for a flash fiction challenge: random words. "Maybe she could just stumble and fall, sucked into the gutter, and it would carry her out to the Pacific." Set before and during "The White Shoe Slaying."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: morality. Camped out for a night in the train yard, Evelyn and James talk about the future.

Written for a flash fiction challenge: poem. "You worry too much," Marie whispered. "It's a safe family park, Cole."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: spring. "If there would be a new mythology to inspire the people to greatness, it would be of the LAPD."

Written for a flash fiction challenge: mystery. Roy gets a little rough with Elsa.

Written for a flash fiction challenge: cold. Spoilers for Vice desk. Cole learns what it's like to stand on the edge of it all. Elsa can sympathize.