The sequel to How To Hide A Body Just as Solange thought it was all over, an old enemy resurfaces. He needs her help to disappear, but his connections to Solange's life are deeper than they appear. cover creds: @SilverBluinse

It's just nail polish. It's not that deep. (It is that deep. About five hundred times that deep. The Mariana Trench of "that deep." She doesn't know how she didn't figure it out before.) - - - - - a trans/nonbinary Mark story

Mark's past relationship isn't something he likes to dwell on for too long, for a lot of reasons. If anyone asks why, he tells them that it ended badly, that he wasn't what she wanted. While that's true, he knows it has a lot more to do with how often he wakes up in a blind panic, how dirty he feels after thinking about her, and how she seems to haunt him years later. ----- Mark's dealing with the fallout of an abusive relationship, and doesn't understand why he still hurts after years of being away from her. Ethan and Amy try to help as best they can.

Solange Southwood is a professional criminal. It runs in the family. She's helped countless notorious criminals and has only been in jail once. However, suddenly there are new rules to a game she didn't know she had been playing. Someone blackmails her. In order to preserve her identity and save the ones she loves, she must complete a set of tasks, all of which are outrageous. Will she succeed? Cover credits: @SilverBluinse

Ethan glared at the package of chips halfheartedly, desperately trying to keep his hands from reaching out and tearing the bag open as though his life depended on not eating the cheesy snack. He wanted them (god did he want them), but he knew he couldn't live with the repercussions. It was mildly concerning, a small part of him thought, considering he had never thought about the "repercussions " of food before. - - - - - Ethan's attitude towards his body lately has been pretty worrisome, so I decided to write a fic where that was taken to the extreme.