Misfits have to stick together.

Longer than drabbles but still short. Nothing's more than 1,000-ish words. Everything is cats.

Non-linear but related stories with Chanyeol, a dog hybrid, and Jongin, a cat hybrid, are together.     Shorter puppycat ChanKai fics can be found in this collection.

Chanyeol smokes to cope with the stresses of life, including-but-not-limited-to his crush on a new freshman.

Jongdae's class project is as much an investigation as an analysis.

It still amazes Yongsun just how greasy her girlfriend can be. Non-linear one-shots of MoonSun, originally written for the Just Kiss! event/challenge, which I failed miserably at completing.

The best way to de-stress is to cuddle his boyfriend, who's already a cuddler. Cuddles take up work time, though... Yifan's weak.

To Suho, living on land felt a lot like being a fish out of water.

Sehun can't find his cat. Jongin finds Sehun outside in his skivvies, looking for his cat.

Climbing trees, holding hands, and making friends.

Chanyeol doesn't do well with needles.

When they first met, Himchan mistook Yongguk for an intern and rattled off a rather complicated but sinfully delicious coffee request before an actual intern with pretty eyes and a surly frown stepped between them with padded bags hanging from his acceptably broad shoulders, announcing the arrival of Bang Yongguk hyung's cameras. Himchan didn't apologise; he caught another intern—looking appropriately terrified and stressed—and reiterated his order.

Taking care of a puppy isn't how Yifan planned to spend the next couple of weeks, but he doesn't mind looking after a friend.

Jongin buys a pair of shoes that, when he dances in them, sends him back to the 1920s, where he meets and falls in love with a jazz musician.     I played with the prompt a wee bit to make it somewhat more logical to me, as if time travel if logical at all. This takes place in New York, U.S.A, so all the names are given name name followed by family name. Because of all the immigrants at the time, nicknames were often given based on n

Jongdae just wants to play volleyball, but his team mate's kind of a jerk.

Every summer, Sehun visits his aunt. Every summer, he tries to play with one of the older cats or at least get him to acknowledge that Sehun is not just a food dispenser. They practically grew up together. That's gotta count for something. Sehun's tired but won't admit that he's hung up on a cat's approval.

Kyungsoo has a new neighbour, and he is not happy.

Jongdae was just trying to be a Good Samaritan.

After breaking up from a long-time boyfriend, Chanyeol's life pretty much stops. He merely exists until he takes some familial advice and leaves his apartment. He meets someone he didn't expect and certainly didn't expect to need so much.

Jongdae's a fourteen-year-old student wizard suffering from acne and hormones and the frustration of not having a familiar of his own. He would be totally happy with one, but he ends up with two, and all is not idyllic. He's totally got this, though. Totally.

Ask anyone, and they'll say how sweet and nice Minseok is. If that's the case, why does he stare at Sehun like he's on the menu?

Yifan works a lot, and Baekhyun believes he's included as "work" so Yifan should pay more attention to him.

Hell isn't such an unpleasant place. Sehun looks forward to returning to it every year.

Chanyeol writes an advice column for his university's newspaper, replying to letters about student concerns, lost connections, etc., but refuses to reply to the letters that appear to be love confessions to him.

Prince Sehun is tired of the war he inherited from his father. Presented with a proposal of peace, he readily accepts.

Joonmyun can only look at Sehun with hearts in his eyes. (It's embarrassing.)

“Our final project is coming up. You will be doing it in pairs, which I will assign.” Lovely. Sehun spaces out until he hears his name— “Oh Sehun with Kim Jongin.” —and then panics.