A Practical Solution. Sky High, Warren/Layla, universal, future fic. 276 words.
Written for the prompt ‘any, any/any, walking hand in hand in the snow’ at comment-fic

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Making a Statement. Sky High. Universal. Layla Williams/Warren Peace. 160 words. Written for the prompt ‘Any, any/any, what is the color of love?’ at comment-fic.
Summary: Warren starts wearing a dark green bracelet.

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Call Me. Sky High. Universal. Layla/Warren
106 words. Written for the prompt ‘Any, any, mouthful of names you used to breathe on me’ at the 2017 Three Sentence Ficathon. (Title from the Blondie song of the same name.)

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Pizza (with him) Always Wins. Sky High. G.
Layla, Magenta, Zach, Warren, Magenta/Zach, Layla/Warren
Summary: You could say that Layla gets ditched by her sidekick.
300 words. Written for the prompt ‘Any, Any, getting ditched by the sidekick’ at comment-fic (when the theme was 50 words or under. Oops.)

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Rain. Sky High. PG.
Layla Williams/Warren Peace
Summary: Layla sees the positives of rain.
400 words. Written for the prompt ‘Any, any, rain’ at comment-fic

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Title: Extreme Action
Fandom: Sky High
Rating: G
Characters/Pairing: Layla/Warren
Summary: Fake-out make-out. (Layla’s idea.)

Disclaimer: Not mine, don’t profit.
Author's Note: 1,065 words. First drafted in July 2015, polished it up this spring.

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Paterfamilias, Scorpion, U
Cabe Gallo & ensemble.
Summary: Cabe Gallo has three sons, two daughters and one grandson who he isn’t related to and never officially adopted
Future fic. Written for the prompt "This is my family." at comment-fic. 233 words.

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( Swallows and Amazons, Dorothea, words on a page (106 words) )