All Lexa knows is the girl in her store is not-Clark/Klark/Clarck/Claaaaark, and she has the strangest order. Oh, and she's pretty hot when she's mad, which is most of the time. (coffee shop!au wherein Clarke only orders when she's in a bad mood and she won't tell Lexa how to spell her name)

Just as rain on earth has a scent ("Petrichor," Clarke remembers from lessons on the Ark, "and maybe one day you'll be on Earth and experience it for yourself" the teacher had said, wistful), so does death. The smell of death is arguably less pleasant. It is better not described as a smell, or an aroma, but a stench: cloying, overpowering, suffocating.

two derby girls meet on the track and sparks fly (aka. roller skates and smut)

There are so many things people are wrong about when it comes to death, Stiles doesn't think he could even begin correcting them all.

Rachel's always had something to prove to someone. Juberry/Faberry.

"Fucks your girlfriend then kills all the fanged fuckers." A prompt fill. Faberry PWP.

Rachel gets lost on a jog one day, and winds up asking for directions from a girl who doesn't even know what Lima is. Faberry AU.

In the end, it was always a matter of when - not if - Quinn did what Rachel asked her to. Post On My Way AU.

Rachel Berry was her downfall - again. Superhero!AU.

Tony's always wanted to prove to his father he was worthwhile. He never got the chance.

Healing takes time and Rachel is patient. Faberry. Sequel to Paradise.

It's an undisputed title, Tony thinks, but all these people praying to him are getting in the way - he's busy trying to seduce Pepper right now. Pepperony. Crack.

There is no more time for standing still. Faberry.

Quinn has a list of things to do before she graduates. Rachel helps. Faberry.

Tony doesn't have a heart.

"Are you okay, Sannie?" Sebtana.

Quinn wants to jump. Rachel wants coffee. AU Faberry.

There's no change, there's no pace, everything within its place. Faberry.

Five pairs of shoes Pepper Potts never wore again thanks to Tony Stark.

Joshua doesn't believe in angels.

Quinn Fabray felt unstoppable. Faberry.

Joshua comes to Neku's door with things to say. Neku doesn't want to hear them.

Joshua said it so carelessly, as if having his face buried against Neku's neck and one daring hand resting on his bare hip was the epitome of complete, absolute normalcy.