After a short recovery GlADos takes in a new subject who finds out about the last"failed" subject

Didn't know what genre to put it in so blah. Made this up at 12:30 AM a few days ago. This isn't what I actually think happened, I really just think GLaDOS is homicidal lol... Also I made up Ken so... yeah. Oh and the last line? Random as hell.

The Anti-Cliché and Mary-Sue Elimination Society: Chrys and Aster get a mission in the Portal fandom. Akai gets tested into the Society...again. Insanity ensues. Oh, and cake. Although that last sentence was probably a lie.

GLaDOS before she became an insane AI. Mainly comedy, with some drama and romance. YES, it's GLaDOSxOC, but ONLY because there's no other way to do it. The focus is still on GLaDOS. Collab. EDIT: Will rewrite for Portal 2 at some stage.

She used me, like she used all the rest. But I know the truth. I'm still burning. but I know the truth: the cake is a lie. There is only Her. And Me.

Drabble: Chell always did what GLaDOS expected her to do. Until she expected her to die in a fire pit.

The story before and during GLaDOS' homicidal control over Aperture Science. Sounds awsome already, doesn't it? Well, jump on in and bear witness to my own insanity! GLaDOSxOC

Chell's final realization: after the end, after everything that's happened, there is no cake...only Her voice.

Drabbles: Just a bunch of drabbles that are supposed to be based on songs. Considering all the happy-go-lucky ones that came up, not many of those apply. Featuring Chell, GLaDOS, Ratman, the Aperture Science Weighted Companion Cube, and a random turret

Chell is not the only test subject imprisoned in Aperture Labs. Together, their combined efforts might be enough to turn the tide against the corporation, and in the meantime, discover the truth. T-rating for some strong language and violence.

Just for a few seconds, at least. Spoilers for the end of the game, and new ending?

TV Interviews is back! This season, we interview GlaDOS, the maleviolent AI with a Cake obsession.

With Black Mesa on the verge of knocking Aperture Science out of business, the Chief Financial Officer of Aperture Science holds a board meeting to find new ways to save money. And cake. Oneshot, rated K plus for GLaDOS being evil.

Lyrics for the song Still Alive from Portal, only changed to fit the ending of the original Half Life. As sung by Gordon Freeman. Updated a little; It's better this way.

I woke up in a small cell, unable to remember anything more than my name and a few functions of my mechanical arm. I was told I had signed up for some sort of test. I know they're lying. And when I'm done with them, they'll be sorry they messed with me...

Chell confronts GLaDOS and is offered to take part in a different test, one that has had GLaDOS curious for a long time.

Portal oneshot. Discover the young girl that first found the cake was a lie

Glados is back with an all new subject and all new toys. But this time the subject won't be alone - and doesn't plan on being Glados' guinea pig without a fight.

Chell is surprised to learn that GLaDOS is equipped with the Complete Works of William Shakespeare, in addition to deadly neurotoxin. Nothing like some classic literature to help your test subject relax.

GlaDOS said, "I do not think you understand the gravity of the situation." But he did understand. Because along with being an Aperture Science employee, he was her father.

Who is the Ratman? What went through the mind of this poor soul when it was in the Aperture Science Labs? Just the ramblings and conscious apprehendings of yet another test subject.

The untold story of the Rat Man's life in The Aperture Science Computer Aided Enrichment Center.

She said that things had changed. But I could never have imagined this. Alternate Ending S to Portal, series of Oneshots.

File Contains: Transcript of audio recorded by Microphone No. 17. Test subject becoming increasingly deluded, forming emotional attachments to Weighted Companion Cube. For use by Aperture Science employees only.

A tall, spacey teenage boy named Dwayne and his short, intellectual friend named Eric wake up one day and find themselves in glass rooms. There's a robotic voice telling them they signed up for some kind of test. Reviews much appreciated.