In hindsight, he supposed it was what some people might have called fate. (Or, in which the man formerly known as Philip Raven has a big ol' crush on a gal, but isn't capable of recognizing it as such. A prequel of sorts to "There Are Dreams I Must Gather.")

Sequel to "There Are Dreams I Must Gather." Philip Raven returns to the club, as promised. (Or, in a very special performance, Miss Ellen Graham deconstructs the Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope.)

This was, Ellen realized, the most uncomfortable car ride of her life. (Or, Raven drives them from Gates' mansion to the Neptune Club. Missing scene/character study.)

AU, assuming Raven somehow escaped at the end. Four years later, in 1946, Ellen Graham runs into him again. (Now has a sequel, "They'll Ask Me Why and I'll Tell Them I'd Rather," along with a prequel, "In Every Prayer.")