Dave is finally picking up the pieces of his life left after Mindy's abandonment when Mindy shows up on his doorstep. Sh has returned to town six months after leaving and expects to pick up life right where she left it. She instead finds a world that has moved on without her.

Ben and Mal are having a lovely little chat up in his room and eventually talk about about her mother's belief that love is weak. Then, in a fit of silliness, Mal decides to kiss Ben on the nose. This starts a fire that she didn't expect and they examine whether love and vulnerability are really as weak as Maleficent thinks. The level of sexiness increases as you go farther in.

Ever wonder why Ben decided to bring Mal and the rest over from the Island? And why he had zero problems with dumping Audrey without a thought? An alternate take on Ben's not so pure reasons for bringing over the VK's to first follow through the film and then explore bringing over a new batch of VK's.

Hit Girl returns to town a few months after the end of KA2. Sure she'd figured out that she's Hit Girl, not Mindy, but the transition from girl to woman is a little bit more difficult. Especially convincing others. Then an accident during a patrol leads to being more dependent on Dave then she can handle. Chapter 17 starts a prequel to the story currently. Sorry about that.

Mindy is back in town after the end of KA2. One night, she makes Dave a sexy offer only to realize that she doesn't really know what she's doing. This story could have been part of No One Takes Down Hit Girl but Hit Girl but really just didn't fit. But, I had to get it out of my head before I could go on. Lots of sex with respect emphasized.

Our choices define who we are. But what happens when we don't remember those choices... Or are given an opportunity to make new ones. Following a mysterious accident, Mindy no longer even knows she's Mindy, let alone the daring and dangerous Hit-Girl. And for some reason she's choosing to be as different as she could possibly be.

Sequel to No One Takes Down Hit Girl But Hit Girl. Mindy is 16 and free, having returned to the city after leaving at the end of KA2. Dave is 18. While searching for meaning in her life, she finds a six year old homeless girl who can give as good as she gets. It's definitely a new challenge as fists won't solve anything here. Beware of Sex and Swearing.

Rucas Story - Now moved to after Girl Meets Legacy. Lucas and Maya take a risk to figure of if they really have a spark between them. And find out that they don't. Lucas decides it's time to figure out how things stand with Riley and Maya starts to wonder if she'd dismissed Farkle from her attentions too soon... REWRITE - Sorry but I had to.

Katy has proposed to Shawn and he has accepted. But there's one little thing missing... An engagement ring. A ring can be an important sign of commitment and will, in some ways, test all of our characters. Originally going to be titled 'Girl Meets Fluffy Dresses.' Lucaya/Shaty.

Maya and Lucas are new to being together. And nothing really feels right. Riley tries to be the happy supportive friend but is surprised when Lucas takes offense to a friendly little nickname. This will be a multi-part story, not a one show. There is a little bit to wrap up because I came up with a few new ideas but the main story is continued in 'Girl Meets Ring Power'.

A boy named Sam joins their class for only a few minutes and then kills himself that evening. Although they only knew him for a few moments (or even less...), his loss impacts all of their lives in different ways. A look at how 'senseless' suicide can be and how difficult it is to come to terms with that loss.

So, KA1 is finished. The mob is dead and Mindy has to go to school. Marcus thinks that it is time for her to start doing some of the things that normal teen girls do. Such as getting a job or interacting with people her own age. Things that aren't easy for a superhero to accept. I mean, how much crap are you willing to put up with when you have 3 million in a suitcase?

Conversations with Hit Girl. Or, at least, with a 6 inch Hit Girl. An homage to the Wesley Dialogs by Wil Wheaton.