After making a terrible mistake Bree will do everything in her power to make things right again. But at what cost? Set in the first half of season 6.

Bree has always been Little Miss Perfect but she's not so perfect anymore - Spoilers for Up to Season 8.12 "What's The Good of Being Good" **ONE SHOT***

My annual fic-a-day for December 2011: another batch of stories requested by you all. Chapter Twenty-three: Bree, Karl and Evan at Christmastime. Season six.

The ladies of Wisteria Lane have been dealing with the death of Alejandro and how they covered it up. After Bree received the same note that Mary Alice received, she walks home to a huge surprise that she never would have expected. Warning: Violence

"For it to be a love triangle, A must love B who loves C who loves A. You're not part of a love triangle, with you, A loves B and B loves A. C is just and unwanted bisection. At most, you're part of a love right angle, I guess."

That's just the way it always was, and just the way it should be.

Stan keeps on asking Kenny one very irritating question.

Wendy thinks she may have the perfect thesis for her research essay. The problem? It requires the study of a rather uncooperative Eric Cartman. Candy

"I stopped asking." Oneshot. Friendship, no slash.

Pretending is like lying. No matter how much you do it, in the end, you just know it's not true.

The downside to being best friends with Kenny McCormick was Cartman, and the inevitable descent into chaos that he carried in his wake. Candy. Oneshot.

There, in her inbox, was an email from someone Wendy had honestly expected never to hear from again. Candy, set twenty years on. Oneshot.

All Lois wanted for Peter to listen to what she said, and for him to stop taking her for granted. Silly, silly Lois. Peter/Lois, slight Stewie/Brian. So, basically, canon pairings.

One-shot. Kyle is committed to an insane asylum for seeing the ghost of someone who should be dead.

It all started one night at a party... doesn't it always? Style, K2, Oneshot.

Anna is not crazy. She never was. That must explain why she's still in a mental hospital. Post-Movie

Implied Cartman/Kyle

Kyle Broflovski hated Wendy Testaburger, and that was a fact. Really. KyleWendy, oneshot.

The first real fight Stan and Kyle got into was when they were discussing who would be on top if they were, COMPLETELY HYPOTHETICALLY, a gay couple.

Tweek has never been so sure of something in his life. Craig wants to eat him.

In which there is a dance, but very little dancing. Everyone is scared of Wendy, everyone loves Cartman, Stan is very much gay, Kyle is very much not gay, and Kenny very much wishes he were gay. Het, slash, and wannabe slash.

Stan and Wendy are dating each other, except when they aren’t, Cartman devises several cunning schemes to make Kyle date him, and Kyle dates his hand and considers himself the best off. Oh, and Kenny is dead. But only every now and then.

Kyle's deathbed. Is this really what Cartman wanted?