Miles desperately needs a way to get rid of an unwanted admirer, and what better way is there than to pretend to date his very male, straight best friend and rival? It sounded so foolproof in his head...

One year after the case at Hazakura Temple, a change in perspective causes Phoenix to attempt to re-establish ties of friendship with Edgeworth. What he uncovers is a complex tangle of emotions that threaten to unravel everything he thought he understood about himself and his old friend.

While taking a break from daily work, Eva stumbles across something familiar in Neil's office. Just what is the true ending to his 'To the Moon' game? (A little RosaWatts for all you wonderful shippers. Knowledge of both TTM minisodes is advised) (Not sure what the proper rating for the language used is, but any curses are very mild as far as I'm concerned.)

Long before our favourite Sigmund Corp agents were traversing memories, they were traversing the perils of high school—including senior prom! After the night takes an unexpected turn, Neil and Eva discover that pizza truly is the answer to all of life's problems.

A three-act story about Eva, her duet partner, and the complicated responsibilities of being someone's friend.

"An idea began to take root. A ridiculous idea, foolish and embarrassing, but one that would certainly catch Phoenix off-guard. And if the timing was right, it might make for a pleasing picture." In which there is banter, romantic lawyer fluff, and the discovery of a hidden talent.

Meteors, signals, apologies, and that tricky little thing called humanity- four years after the events of Portal II, Wheatley's been handed a second chance, but it's not going to be plain sailing…