Nico agrees to a stay in the infirmary with Will, where feelings are caught and reciprocated. However, one boy isn't as faithful and nice as he seems.

Skeet wanted out, by any means necessary. He was sick and tired of being stuck in a digital world. All he wanted was to go home. To be back on the other side. This work deals with mentions of suicidal ideations, as well as a character death. Please read at your own discretion.

Kai's life isn't as happy as it seems. He uses video games to distract himself from the pain he has to endure. This piece deals with mentions of child abuse. Please read at your own discretion.

Hiro's having a hard time coping after the death of his brother, and turns to self injury to help with the numbness and pain.

Shortly after the events of the tunnels, Steve's parents kick him out. He now is living out of his car, but is quickly running out of food and money. On top of all of this, Billy's still taking every opportunity to make his life a living hell. Steve's not sure how long he can live like this.

"You can't have a detective who's harming himself." Sonny is acting strange. Strange even for Carisi. He's got mysterious cuts with excuses that don't quite line up. When Barba temporarily moves in with him, he discovers a secret that Sonny has been keeping.

After torching the tunnels, Steve takes the kids back to the Byers' house. He then crashes from his adrenaline high, causing concern from not only the kids, but Hopper as well. His injuries were clearly in need of being evaluated, so Hopper steps up to the plate.

Steve struggles to cope with the idea that monsters aren't a figment of a child's imagination, nor are they hidden deep within humans. They're real, tangible beings. So he turns to cutting himself, to distract from his spiraling thoughts. However, the kids, Dustin in particular, realize that something is wrong with their friend/babysitter. He's sad; he's hurting; he needs help.

Steve's neglectful parents show up at home one night, and Steve decides to stand up to them. It results in the beating of a lifetime. He's bleeding, he's injured, and he's unconscious. Bottom line: Steve needs help.

Spencer keeps failing his firearms qualification tests. The facilitating agent is constantly bullying him, and Hotch is getting suspicious. This work deals with bullying, homophobic slurs, and non-consensual touching. Please read at your own discretion.

The signs were all there. But nobody noticed. Perhaps it was because he didn't matter, or that they just didn't care, nobody had seen it coming. Alex had lost hope. Everything had become pointless. He was tired of pretending that everything was okay. Eventually, he lost interest in everything he used to enjoy. Alex became reckless.

Milo is tired of the paranoia that Murphy's Law brings, and wants out. He's done. This story deals with suicidal themes, please read at your own discretion.

"They hit me." Those three words spoken by Felix, changes Jake, Andy, and Sam's perception of the goth boy. What caused this admittance? How is it dealt with? And what role does the restoring demon play? This story has graphic depictions of violence, profanity, along with instances of child abuse, and attempted suicide. Please read at your own discretion.