Can you run a flower-shop? Piece of cake! Can you run your own life? Not on your life! Tea, anyone?

When you're in love, shout it out for all to hear. Or hold your peace, whichever! POV of the catalytic footballer.

Persistence of memory, smithereens of love.

A non-intersecting story, this one, all the more tragic therefore. Obsession: not a good adviser!

Not a parallel story, rather an intersecting one. The singing bicyclist rides again!

My mother always said "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make her drink." In my case, the horse was curious, tasted the water, then spit it back in my face. Oneshot. Luce POV.

Grim, sci-fi-ish, but brimming with love. An end, but no ending. Words may fail me, love won't.

What happens when they leave something special that will change your life forever on the front door. Read to find out. By the way I'm awful with summaries.

There are so many things that you never question, just because you never thought to question it. Like sexuality. Rachel's POV.

Rachel reflects on life, love, and her relationship with Luce.

The morning after and the implication of choices.

It's amazing how comfortable Rachel feels in Luce's arms. Rachel/Luce fluff. one-shot

Rachel sits contemplating her life one morning over tea, and feels the sudden urge to call Coop up and promise him her firstborn son.

The unfolding of events when Rachel and Luce go away on a holiday before their wedding.

Luce's ex returns... Reviews, please!

Luce's POV. How did they stuff everyone in the car to get home after the film ended? And why isn't it a happy ending?

Rachel wakes up to a surprise one morning. Luce's point of view. Imagine Me and You. Smut.

Luce and Rachel are home on a sunday afternoon, and very bored. Luce/Rachel. Smut.

Oneshot. Deleted scene. Coop gets a late night call from his best friend, who tells him that his wife has been cheating. Coop may not know how to help a broken heart, but he can try to help a broken friend. Fluffy friendship.