My fanfiction goes as follows-

Complete Works:
First Kisses - Trunks convincing Pan that what she really wants is a lifetime with him by her side. As the summary states, admitting that they've fallen in love. Sort of light and casual kind of funny, though not really humorous...Completed.

"No Regrets" - One Shot. Trunks and Pan wind up in an unlikely situation, where a bet leads to something more. But, in the morning, will last night's events look as promising as they did before sunrise?

"What Hurt the Most" - One shot. A look at Pan and Trunks from a different perspective. Slightly sad and bittersweet. Very short.

Never Say Never - Trunks and Pan running in circles about their feelings for each other. They're in love. They're not in love. Really, now, they're in love with one another. No, seriously, it's about finding yourself and where you really belong...At least, it's supposed to be. Lots of bumps and bruises along the way. Completed.

RainWater - Sex; Relationships; Unrequited love; And the consequences of each. Again, a Trunks and Pan fic (but of course). This one's a little more 'involved' than my others, hence the 'R' rating. Nothing too bad though, I don't think I'll ever be able to write graphic stuff...Completed.

"Underneath the Stars" - A nice description of Trunks and Pan on a night that changes their lives and their feelings towards each other. Too bad all good things come to an end. As of now, One Shot.

(Permanently) Incomplete:

Half-Crazy: It’s easy to fall in love; the hardest part is learning to trust someone else to love you back. A romance/humor that follows Trunks as he learns to fall in love with love and get over his commitment issues. Pan, who has always been in his life, is beginning to take on a new position in his heart. Will he embrace what he knows is right or give into his own fears? Will things go wrong and, if they do, will there be a way to fix it all in the end? (PERMANENT HIATUS)

Author's Note:

To the guest who reviewed my "Rainwater" story back in July of 2017! And anyone who is reading my stories in 2017. It was so awesome of you to go through and re-read and give me an honest opinion of everything. Thank you for reading, thank you doubly for the reviews. I truly appreciate the criticism. But please know that I wrote these stories when I was a teenager (and I am now 30, almost 31) ... Absolutely nothing about this writing is reflective of anything that I would publish today. I don't even remember what happened in most of them, and I can't re-read them because they make me cringe (I've tried).

Please also know that the only reason I haven't taken all of these down is because I don't believe it's fair to un-ring the bell, so to speak. And it helps me remember where I started.

So, thanks again for reading but... please know these stories are not anything that I would recommend if you'd asked me about it today. I could never be ashamed, as these are growing experiences for me, but I would advise that you read at your own risk. Thanks!