"I can't forget, but I don't want to remember either" he murmured, his eyes downcast. "It hurts too much." Izuku Midoriya had lost a lot after his mother's passing, but he'd gained a new beginning as well. However, acquiring a quirk and attending his dream school to become a hero won't erase his problems. In fact, it may just make things worse.

It took a month before he cracked. A month of staring at the monstrosity around Problem Child's neck before he held the boy after class to fix the blasted thing, god dammit.

With her memory gone and unsure of just who she was (other than knowing her name), Lucy raced to complete her mission: get to Fairy Tail and find Salamander. Little did she know, though, that he'd find her first, sending both of them down a path that could very well cost both Lucy and Natsu their lives.

What Yugi wanted more than anything was a friend. What the girl didn't anticipate when she finished the Millennium Puzzle is that not only would her wish come true, but its completion would set the girl on a path of life altering discovery, changing the course of her future and bearing sway over the fates of those most important in her life, in particular, a certain enigma spirit.

Lyla Baggins. A hobbit, with a Tookish streak, had done what most other hobbits never dared to do: she went on an adventure. And now, the war was over, the company safe and Erebor was beginning to rebuild. But Lyla could feel the stirrings of something on the horizon. Deep down she knew her adventures weren't quite over. Not with that blasted ring in her possession.

"A bird may love a fish, but where would they live?" Rey, a servant in her step father's house, meets the uncouth, reckless, and fiery Ben, prince of France. Though they clash initially, there seems to be something that keeps drawing them together.

Trust wasn't something Eleanor (Ellie) Way gave out easily. And for good reason. Klaus Goldstein was determined to figure out just what that reason was, and why she needed protecting.

"I told you, you needed a teacher. I can teach you." Whether she wants to or not, Rey becomes Kylo Ren's apprentice...at least when it comes to learning how to wield the infamous Jedi lightsaber.

"It wasn't all bad."

Melanie Andrews' life seemed to be spiraling out of control. Her past was all a series of blurs, distorted images and incoherent, disjointed memories. She knew though, deep down, it was a sad story, though she couldn't remember it. But the color gold and her familiarity with name Cullen would set her world on the course to discovering the truth...or it would be her undoing.

"By the way, Sherlock, do you recall Redbeard?" What if... What if things were reversed and John took the fall in order to protect Sherlock?

Even months later, memories had a way of catching the hobbit off guard. Especially in the quiet evenings when he tries to enjoy his tea.

Interlude between "A Single Dream..." and "Come to Morning..." as seen through Thorin Oakenshield's eyes. After the battle of Erebor, in the time that Lyla Baggins is recovering, Thorin's mind is drawn to the hobbit's fascination and appreciation for flowers and trees, thus sparking a small project and the humming of a certain song.

Gloin meets Bilbo sixty years after their adventures. Despite the time, grief is still fresh for the hobbit.

In which Bofur muses about Bombur's affinity for impatience after the fall in the river.

One-shot where we see into Kili's mind when they enter Mirkwood

Lyla Baggins, a respectable hobbit, with a Tookish streak, agrees to follow a group of dwarves far to the East, over ranges and rivers, to reclaim their homeland. Her mission is simple: defeat a dragon and convince the leader of the company, Thorin Oakenshield, to trust her. That may prove difficult, though, since he doesn't even know that she's a girl.