a wrecking ball with a heart of gold
jeff/britta
~4,000 words
It starts slow, a 10pm text message and out the door by 1:30. Then he stays the night because it’s getting cold outside and Britta’s bed is warm. And they don’t spoon or cuddle or anything lame like that. Until they do, until he wakes up with his arm slung across her stomach and her back ( Read more... )

One of Your New Starts
Jeff Winger
~6,200 words
It feels like Jeff’s jumped into the Grand Canyon and he’s just kind of falling, forever and ever and bottom is eventually going to hit but it’s taking too long. And then, suddenly, he lands. Lands on Shirley Bennett’s front porch with a suitcase and a newspaper ad that reads “ROOM FOR RENT.”Yay a ( Read more... )

You're the Tall Kingdom I Surround
Jeff/Britta
~1,300 words
"Five years from now, I'm going to marry her," Abed once made a version of Jeff say.

For Brella. Also, if you haven't watched this, please do so first, or do so again, because it's lovely.

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Hurricane
Jeff/Britta
~1,700 words
She’s always had terrible timing and together, theirs is even worse. But she’s older and (somewhat) wiser now, and she realizes that some things maybe just aren’t meant to be. (Post 405)

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All written for this ficathon.

Not the Way That I Do Love You
Troy/Annie
400 words
Prompt: this song
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Stolen Aphrodite
~1,400 words
Annie Edison
Things that do and do not happen to Annie Edison after graduation.

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Heavy Heart
Jeff/Britta
~9,000 words
It happens like this and like this and like this: a 30 Kisses Challenge.

This was written as a sort of 30 Kisses Challenge, using List Epsilon/Sweet. Each piece takes place during various times throughout the series (and beyond!) and are all unrelated ( Read more... )

Look at Me Now, Dad
~4,000 words
Jeff Winger
Four ways Jeff doesn't reunite with his father. A story told in tropes.

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Keeping All My Cards Up On the Shelf
Jeff/Britta
~4,000 words
Jeff, Britta, and the Year of Secret Sex: A Case Study

See end for notes :)

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Into the Last of the Great Sunrises
~9,000 words
Gen (with background Jeff/Britta and slight Abed/Annie)
Jeff did terrible, unspeakable things for this moment where he could sit on Britta’s couch and have his life together again. And Abed was wrong. Companion piece to I Heard the Streets Were Paved with Gold

Notes: Okay! This is a follow up to I ( Read more... )