Alley Davidson moves to Chicago, and things are about to get interesting. She's not sure about cousin Charley's unusual friends, who seem more interested in her than she is in them. She meets friends of her own who may or may not be more trouble than they're worth, and Chi-town's top tycoon Limburger is up to his usual schemes. And somehow Alley ends up in the thick of it all.

Kitty is worried about her fuzzy elf, who seems to be down in the dumps. So she tries her best to cheer him up with the help of a special song. A sweet and fluffy story with just a touch of romance.

She never realized how much she depended on the subduing spell - that one, insignificant little word - until it was suddenly, inadvertently taken from her. Now they must discover exactly where the lines are drawn between hatred and friendship, grudges and forgiveness ... or maybe something more. But even should those lines be found, do they possess the courage to cross them?

Quite by accident, Kagome discovers an entirely new use for the binding spell. Inuyasha isn't really complaining...

Thunderstorms are inconvenient most times, but the rare opportunity to closely study a grouchy hanyou is too good to pass up ... especially when said hanyou insists on sleeping on you. Fair's fair, right?

What if MKR hadn't ended the way it did? What if Umi hadn't left Cephiro without ever telling Clef how she felt? *revised*

New revision of an old story, now with more lemony goodness. Read: Take the rating seriously, please! Anzu teaches Yami about Christmas traditions, and gets an unexpected lesson in return.

Yami and Anzu have just finished their first date, and now Yami has no idea what he's supposed to do next. Yugi always seems to have good advice. Too bad, he seems to have vanished into thin air. What's a poor, amnesic Pharaoh to do?

Kagome finally comes up with the perfect bribe to get Inuyasha to allow her to go home again. And winds up with some rather unexpected results.