"I know this is a bad idea. If anyone found out that their newly hired teacher was having a fling with their 18 year old daughter. I'll be fucked... But fuck it." Maximum Victory. M Rated because of non-descriptive sex scene.

After the students at Blackwell graduated, Nathan lost contact with most of his friends. He only talks to Victoria and Warren now. Now Nathan is adjusting to life with someone who actually cares about him and his well-being. Mostly fluff with some angst and smut. References to abuse and neglect

Despite their hate for one another, Max decides to help Nathan when she learns the truth of what he's been up to and why. Though he doesn't want her help at first, Nathan realizes that she might just be exactly what he needs...In more ways than one. Originally posted on A03.

"Chaque nuit, il s'allongeait dans son lit et essayait de dormir, puis il finissait par se lever péniblement, observait la fenêtre et le voile étoilé de la nuit d'un air vague, avant de s'asseoir et de tapoter du pied d'un geste qui traduisait sa nervosité. Une seule question, à chaque moment de la journée, effleurait son esprit détraqué : quelle était sa raison de vivre ?"

Hey, This story carries on from the save Chloe ending of LIS but with a twist. What if time travel powers and crazy weather patterns are not the only strange anomalies in Arcadia Bay?

Max decides to sacrifice Chloe for Arcadia Bay. This is my plausible take on what could have happened *AU / ONE SHOT*

Sometimes, you just need a little push from someone special.

A full novelisation and adaptation of the events of the game. It's a faithful re-telling of the events of the game, no new characters or plotlines, but I don't stick 100% to the events/script. I do flesh out dialogue, introduce new dialogue and scenes from other characters POV which aren't in the game.

Chloe and Rachel try to communicate with William's spirit on Halloween. It doesn't go according to plan.

And here lies she, Maxine Caulfield with the power to bend the will of time – upon the cold hard tiles of the Dark Room. Tied up. Helpless. Trapped. [WARNING: Jefferfield, rated M for language] -note: I don't ship these characters in a lovey dovey happily ever after kind of way. I recognize that this pairing is incredibly unhealthy. Don't like don't read.-

Max Caulfield returns to Arcadia Bay to see her best friend, Chloe Price, after many years of being gone. However, Max has a secret that she's not so sure she wants to risk endangering Chloe with.

In a world that people go on with life with a countdown on their wrist that indicates the moment they met their soulmate, Maxine Caulfield didn't think it was true.. Till the day her timer went to zero.

The city had been destroyed. Max with Chloe by her side were inside the car ready to leave the town and continue their journey. However, consequences were made to be faced. Leaving the past behind doesn't make it disappear. One choice. Let's go back to Arcadia Bay. Let's go back to the past, but how far in the past?

Poem based on SC ending set years after the games events. Leave feedback if you like and check out my other works!

A slightly abstract little MarshField-y story, structured around the refrain to Florence and the Machine's "Drumming Song" and following Kate from the end of Episode 2 through Episode 4. Mostly internal monologue and thoughts, without any explicitly named romantic feelings, but can easily be set in the "What Friends Do" timeline.

Two of the sweetest souls at Blackwell get close. Takes place in the alternate universe I created for Rachel is Here. RA is alive, Max and Chloe stayed in touch, Jefferson was arrested over the summer, and everything is mostly wonderful. Mostly.

Because, despite what Max thought, Victoria had been there for her when her mother was in a bad shape.

A cutesy MarshField fic, about Kate starting to realize maybe there's a reason that she's so good at staying chaste with boys. Rated T for discussion about sex in the abstract and obliquely, and fluff. Minor spoilers for Episode 2 onward. Different continuity from "Where We Go From Here," although Chloe is alive.

A continuation/recreation of the end of episode 5. This contains major spoilers for episode 5!

A couple of days after Max comes back into Chloe's life, Joyce Price-Madsen finds herself thinking about her late husband and her daughter.

Creating a child with the person you love is always the best work of art you make. [Five-shot]

Juste un petit drabble sur l'enterrement de Chloe.

Two females are going through difficult times. Kate Marsh has learned that Nathan Prescott did not take her to the hospital, but rather had photographs taken of her by Mark Jefferson. She had been drugged. She also has a crush on Max Caulfield, and her best friend was killed by Nathan. So, Kate takes it upon herself to heal each other, and lets out her feelings (Marshfield oneshot)

A collection of three one-shots or threeshot, focused on the aftermath of Kate's suicide attempt, my view on certain scenes that we don't actually see in the game, hope you enjoy.

[Pricefield AU] Really, she should just leave. It'd be simple: gather up her things, get dressed, and waltz out the door and try to put everything past her. But all it takes is another glance at the sleeping blue-haired girl before she's scribbling out a hasty note to leave on the nightstand before doing the Walk of Shame.