Warren had, before the day even really had a chance to start, decided that he needed coffee. Maybe it was because he'd spent his night with unexpected roommates (which he really didn't mind, though it was something he hadn't completely been expecting, either). Maybe it was more that he'd been kind of iffy about coming back here in the first place, ( Read more... )

Like so many weekends before it, the calm of a September Saturday morning was interrupted by the unscheduled opening of a portal in the park. This one sprang to life in a blaze of blue and gold and a burst of glitter before settling into something more stable ( Read more... )

After almost two weeks of weirdness, Jamie was relieved to see that everything seemed to be going back to normal ( Read more... )

Zoe had told Jamie that he could put together a message to the school board in order to prevent the future Faandom from becoming a dystopia.Zoe was probably going to regret that decision ( Read more... )

Momoko had made the decision late last night that she was going to spend today exploring the sewers for clues to this weirdness ( Read more... )

A group of Jamies were huddled by the causeway ( Read more... )

This couldn't be right ( Read more... )

When Miyako crept down the inside stairs to Cafe Fina, she was tired, a little hungry, and incredibly frustrated. She'd finally determined that she was -- somehow -- on Earth, and not in the Digital World, but she still had no idea how she'd gotten where she was, she didn't have Hawkmon with her, and she was more than a little frustrated that her ( Read more... )

It was Warren's final shift at Cafe Fina. The last one. Ever. No more. Nix. Nada. Zip. Jack squat. And if he was feeling kind of nostalgic about it, he was going to be the last one to let it show.

Mostly because the Cheese Grater was doing more than enough of that for him ( Read more... )

At the insistence of the kitchen staff, Cafe Fina was open ( Read more... )