Chloe never hears Max play the guitar and so when she wakes in the middle of the night to find her playing it, she capitalises on the opportunity.

Max Caulfield is late for class. Again. And Chloe Price just won't let her leave. What dastardly lengths will Chloe go through to convince her to stay? (Light Pricefield fluff one-shot)

Chloe was Max's first everything- best friend, crush, heartbreak and kiss. Not that Max would want it any other way. Chloe is determined to be the best first everything she can be. (Aka Pricefield first time, now with added unnecessary smut.)

In the vastness of the timelines, there are always more stories to be told. - A ficlet collection for Pricefield Week 2019, where I take one of two prompts each day and write a short story. Each chapter is a standalone part of a narrative, and they can be read in any order.

Sequel to Life is Strange, a story of Max and Chloe coping with the effects of the tornado. Sequel to "Save Chloe" ending. Note: This is a republish of my original Our Home Away From Hell with some small corrections here and there.

Chloe texts Max a lot. This is one of those times.

And here's the kicker: you have to go on living when it's all over. One-shot

Max needs a sweatshirt, Chloe has a closet, the math does itself.

When Max is forced to a Halloween Party, what makes it bearable? A blue haired pirate captain might do the trick. The first Halloween after five years apart, what could go wrong?

They say time heals all wounds, but sometimes the wounds hurt on certain days more than others.

Max has made her decision and saved Arcadia Bay. Now she just has to live with it.

One Day... One day, you climb onto a moving train with a strange girl and you talk about your futures. One day, you wake up in hell. One day, anything can happen. Written by TjwCroft and Nothing You Can Prove.

An alternate universe where Max keeps in touch with Chloe. Lots of dialogue is done through text but the two will visit often and there will be some perspective changes between the two. This is mainly Pricefield but there is a short part where it is Amberprice but it ends mutually and Rachel doesn't become an obstacle to Max and Chloe's relationship if that's a worry for anyone.

Chloe doesn't need to have you ruining your friendship by turning it into something more. She doesn't deserve that. All she needs is a friend. And you're willing to be her friend and nothing more, for both of your sakes. You know she'll never view you as something more than a friend. And you've long since accepted that. Friendship is far more important than fucking each other.

Chloe and Max wake up in the morning and try to be responsible adults. Hilarity and cuteness ensues.

You didn't realise you needed her until she comes into your life. You didn't realise you were hopelessly in love with her until she asks you to pretend to be her girlfriend.

The quiet heroine Polaroid has never met her match until she meets the destructive vigilante known as Blue Death. She knows she's her foe, and they're in the midst of a great battle, but she can't help but wonder what the blue vigilantee's lips would feel like against her own.

A young girl, watches another young girl, at play, and desperately wishes to join her. Their time together is far to short though, and they are separated. Max will do anything to get back, and rejoin her companion, or maybe something more? I'm rating M, just in case.

Rachel Amber usually deals with one kind of baby; her badass punk girlfriend Chloe, who she loves with all her heart. Today, however, she has to deal with another kind of baby. A more literal one...

Max is the bestest, sweetest friend Chloe could ask for, but man! It's always a real work to get her out of bed, especially on a weekend. Luckily, Chloe's got a few tricks up her sleeve. (One of those tricks being a tickle attack.)

Chloe sees a pretty girl, and reacts accordingly; blushes and stutters and makes a fool of herself.

Chloe always - ALWAYS - protects Max from danger, even when the danger is in the form of a ball to the head that leaves her concussed. What she doesn't realise is that a concussion can leave you without restrain, therefore make you say things you never plan on saying. Such as how much you love your best friend.

Max cries because the memory is too far up for her to reach and too blindingly white for her to see. All she remembers is a blue butterfly, and the ocean, and a crooked, comforting smile that never changes in the years she left her.

You see it, clear as day, how lost she is without you, even before you die. And you keep on seeing it, how she slowly loses herself the longer she lives without you.

Max reflects in her journal on the life-changing week she went through with Chloe, where she was faced with many different choices. Some of these choices needed careful consideration, some needed no thinking time at all - and one of these was far more excruciatingly difficult than others, leaving the young hipster unsure to this day if she really made the right decision… One-shot.