Boring job. Boring apartment. Boring life. Everything about my life was boring, and nothing could have changed that fact. But as soon as I got that card, everything...and I mean EVERYTHING, completely changed. ... "Welcome home...daddy." MATURE [18+] [ONLY FOR THE WICKED]

So guys this is the Sequal to "call me master." Honestly I'm not sure this story needs a description because this whole story will be a suprise so just read and like it up.

Doctor Harleen Quinzel, a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum. She was assigned to the clown himself. She thought she was curing him, but she was falling in love. The joker, notorious criminal, and basket case. Once put into Arkham asylum by the Bat, he begins to manipulate the young doctor, to get what he wants, but in the process, develops feelings of his own. *Sequel description* Lucy is now a young adult faced with the reality that her father is not only alive, but a murderous psychopath. The joker is now living a life without Harley Quinn, or so he thinks.

When Tristan and Catherine meet, he immediately possesses her body, soon wants her mind, but has no interest in her heart. Nor his. While he happily feeds a darkness within him, she nervously runs from a past that predates her birth. Love, nice and stable are not even on the radar . . . **************** Catherine physically escapes her dark past only to realize that the running in her mind, however, has not ended, and that, in order to cope with this continued racing away from a past that she refuses to recall, and from another that she could never fathom to be her own, strong emotions must never possess her. Remaining "even" must therefore be her normalcy. Even. In order that she not emotionally swing from one extreme to another, and then catastrophically lose all of herself with the momentum. Even. Because she believes that people suffer bad luck, or even die, when she is not. When her self-imposed limited existence is nevertheless breached by Tristan, he owns no white horse, although he is seen upon one professionally, and he behaves in no way with chivalry, although he does own a suit of it for show. He, however, uses neither with her. He possesses her. He immediately sets new rules for her in his world, harsh ones, and she has no choice but to obey them. Him. Soon enough, however, what begins to matter most is that she no longer runs alone, even if now being chased by their blend of demons. What begins to matter even more is that he may know where the finish line is, and be strong enough to guide them there, eventually, with her as his muse, as his reason to want to reach it. (P.S. Tristan first appears in chapter Four . . . )

It all started when James' father bought Neko as a sex toy. Neko being young and naive didn't understand the man antics. James being a few years older than Neko did. One day while his father was at work James takes Neko to his room and explained what was bound to happen. Neko sat devistated. James immediently felt bad. He made a promise that day. He promised Neko no matter what he will would always be here. James father, being as cold hearted as he was, knew his son fancied the cat boy. James knew what his father was up to. He told Neko. Neko was scared. He didn't want to leave James. That was the last day they spent together. James promised Neko no matter what he would find him. James woke up to Neko gone. Its five years later and Neko has been through hell and back. James has been looking for Neko. He just happened to find Neko. Neko's broken. Inside in out. He's been beat and mentally hurt. Can James fix this broken Neko? Will they restore their love? -warning yoai no like no read.

It's funny how life works. You make decisions based on who you trust and how much you trust them. You fall in love with the most unlikeliest of people. And as soon as everything is going so very well, the wheel stops turning forward and goes backwards. Everything that went up comes crashing down. Because gravity grounds us, even when we want to stay high. That's it's job. And it treats us all the same. short story: #61 (November 16th 2014) teen fiction: #271 (November 16th 2014) (2014)