Miles and James and the things they don't talk about. M/J.

What if James had left a note to his family?

Miles reflects on his relationship with James shortly before they embark on a camping trip to Barafundle Bay. Chloe/Miles, Miles/James, slash.

Kelly cant sleep, she has tortured memories of her deceased friend James Kimberley Griffith. She never got to tell him the truth, but now she hears his voice, and feels his presence. But how could that be possible?

James' death hits Davy hard and leaves him in a dangerous and dark place. Consumed with an enormous amount of grief, Davy makes a rash attempt at suicide. Miles races to find Davy and hopefully save him.

AU setting - James was happily married to a young woman who now must watch him suffer with his friends as he dies by inches and wants to go to his favorite place before time runs out. He wants to make his time count, but he is growing weaker. His wife is pregnant which adds the madness of his pain induced flashes of anger and her pregnancy hormones. She refused to be left behind.

"I can't tell for how long I'm here. An eternity maybe ? It doesn't matter anymore."

James writes a letter to the ones he loves.

Un mois avant l'anniversaire de James, le jour où tout a basculé...

A week before his 29th birthday, James has an idea of how he wants to mark the anniversary of his birth. He decides to plan ahead. Rated T for language, drug use and suicidal themes.

"They already knew that something was wrong. They're waiting for news from you-and you can't lie to them." James must break the news to his friends.

La vie est une pièce de théâtre : ce qui compte, ce n'est pas qu'elle dure longtemps, mais qu'elle soit bien jouée. (Sénèque) ... Dernier Acte.

Short drabble. James and Miles have a fight. Miles says something that hurts James and brings his biggest fear into reality.

30 years after the events of "Third Star" Miles has a special reason to reflect on what decisions were made back then. Rated T for language. One-shot.

¿Cuántas cosas quedan por decir cuando sabes que no tienes tiempo?

Après la fin du film, mono-dialogue Miles-James, et flashbacks sur le voyage.

Three weeks before the guys take their trip to Barafundle Bay, James has one last request. "I needed this; to feel, to forget, to remember what it's like to hold life between my hands." Warning: sexual themes/language. James/Female OC

Quelques jours avant le début du film, petite conversation entre James et sa sœur... *Pourquoi Chloé a-t-elle l'air tellement plus affectée que tous les autres le jour de l'anniversaire de James? Pourquoi celui-ci revient-il sur ses pas pour l'embrasser encore une fois avant de partir? Pourquoi Miles s'est-il décidé à venir? ... Et si elle connaissait son secret? *- James & Chloé.

Sebuah surat untuk sahabat terbaik yang tak terlupakan. one shot

Story over time of James and his relationship with the love of his life Guinevere before and after he finds out he has Rhabdomyosarcoma. Covers the time he is 24 (pre-film) to Barafungle Bay (end-film). One-shot JamesxOC. Better than blurb! Rated T for slight language

The first time it happens, he is sitting in a bar, with some colleagues of his. And as he's sitting there, he suddenly notices something. Dust. Dust, looking almost as if it was tap dancing. - How do you continue after your best friend's death? How do you go on with your life? And why does dust suddenly become important? A Miles one-shot. Rated T for language.

A short poem told through James' eyes in his afterlife

Miles didn't want to watch his best friend die. He had never wanted to watch his best friend die...

The silence is just a painful reminder. It just leaves me alone with my thoughts, which are... well, what do you expect them to be? Character study of James during the tent scene.

He'd learned to appreciate the small things that most people wouldn't even notice. Like stars. Or fireworks. Or the bond of friendship. James character study during the fireworks scene.