In which a married businessman neglects his son and sleeps with his personal assistant.

Marinette gets her soul mark. Adrien does not.

Alya tries to reconnect with other Akuma victims, and discovers some lingering issues to the whole "supervillain" business. In the meantime, Marinette misplaces Tikki, and Adrien's relationship with his father grows tense.

Post Season 1. In which a snake of a man is looking for his wife, and a boy discovers his father is not what he seems to be.

Chloé Bourgeois was so efficient at transforming people into Akumas that Hawk Moth had to turn to recycling. Some of his former victims became villains for a second, sometimes third time. Some of the others, well… They could as well have applied for a frequent flier card and gotten free trips on the house. Nathanaël was one of them.

The dust settles after Oswald's takeover, and things are not fine. Maroni's family is standing firm. Fish can't be found. Barbara is insane. And, on top of that, Jim and Harvey's new case might be darker than it appears.

Maybe the man in the mirror does not want what one would expect.

We go way back , Butch says when you ask him about Fish.

How Cat met Fish.

"They say ships sink, criminals devolve, buildings deteriorate, healths decline, and people worsen. In Gotham, where the mobsters are kings and the word of the law comes second to the word of Carmine Falcone, it just so happens that people can sink too." A stab at imagining Harvey and Fish's past relationship.

Babs is a detective. It's a family thing - except Dad is a lawyer like Grandad was, and there's only one cop, and it's Uncle Jim. But Babs is a detective all the same, and she notices things. Like, you know, how Uncle Jim changes his sheets every day, which means he probably still wets the bed. (Implied slash)