'It is very difficult to make ones way in this city without being wicked at one time or another, when the cities way is so wicked to begin with.' Or in which: Kaz Brekker didn't need a reason - but his little sister was the closest thing to it.

Collection of my Six of Crows Stories: i: Thicker Than Water - Five Parts ii: help me be human again (even though im terrified) iii: Love Language iv: and when you're close, i feel like coming undone v: Sacred vi: see your daybreak through my black curtains vii: The Demon, The Saint, And Their Love viii: When my time comes around: Lay me gently in the cold dark earth (No grave can hold my body down (I'll crawl home to her)) ix: blood is rare (but as sweet as cherry wine) x: currents swept you out again xi: I'm just a ghost out of his grave - Two Parts xii: clean the blood from my sharp teeth xiii: sweeter innoncence//gentle sin xiv: deeper into black, deeper into white xv: exit xvi: break me in two, sew me together xvii: 6/26 xviii: reelin' through the midnight streets xix: simple luxuries Full Summary of each part inside

'What do you want?' He asked huskily as he moved towards her slowly, giving her time to escape and walk away if she wanted. But she didn't want to walk away. The tension in the air was so palpable Inej felt suffocated. Kaz gazed down at her and placed his hand against the wall, inches away from Inej's head. 'What do you want, Inej?' he repeated softly. She looked up at him, unable to look away from his piercing gaze even though the intensity of it all had her internally screaming. Her heart was racing and she felt a rush of pleasure and desire soar in her very veins, drunken in the knowledge that Kaz did desire her, despite his often contradictory actions. But she knew what she wanted. She has known, ever since the moment she realised she had fallen for Kaz Brekker, bastard of the Barrel. 'I want to touch you.' ... In which Kaz Brekker and Inej Ghafa attempt to overcome their trauma. I do not own any of the pictures 😊 All characters belong to the amazing Leigh Bardugo, save for a couple.

Welcome back to Ketterdam; it is still the same greasy Barrel Bucket you remember it as, but this time something has been changed. A deadly assassination gone wrong, a prince-turned-pauper captive and a spiky yet unpredictable romance awaits you if you chose to read this Six of Crows fan fiction/au. *I hope you enjoy reading this! It's terrible, but worth a shot!

On the eve of Inej's last night in Ketterdam before she leaves to hunt slavers, Kaz reflects on what it means to lose her in the short time he has left with her. Will he work up enough courage to show her what she truly means to him before it's too late?

Inej's first letter back to Kaz after she leaves on her journey to hunt slavers, reunion ensues! Will they continue to learn how to battle their demons in order to get close to one another? Book: Dealing with Our Demons by ravenyenn19 Best Ranks: #1 kanej #1 inejghafa #1 wylanhendriks #1 matthiashelvar #1 kazrietveld #1 kazzledazzle #1 slat #2 wraith #2 leighbardugo #2 dirtyhands #5 wylanvaneck #5 ninazenik #5 ketterdam #6 jesperfahey

Hi everyone! Just another Kanej ship fanfiction:) This is my reimagination of the beloved Chapter 26 of Crooked Kingdom that we all know and love and cry over. (Basically, it's the bathroom scene except Kaz doesn't run away from his problems.) I wrote this alternate scene to fill the hole in my heart where I want Kaz to be able to share his wounds with someone at least once in his life, so I've written the scene to be emotional both mentally and physically while still respecting both Kaz and Inej's trauma. The scene picks up right after Kaz kisses Inej on the shoulder, pulling back as all the memories of the day in the harbor come to mind. Inej asks what has happened to him, and I pick up the scene with a few lines of dialogue from the book before jumping into my interpretation:) Kaz opens up to Inej, and they share a meaningful experience where they realize just how much they mean to one another. They are each other's safety in a city that offers none. Disclaimer: I acknowledge both characters' respective trauma, and was delicate with it as I wrote this scene. All actions the characters take are within what I believe they would feel comfortable with, and I tried to keep the nature of their relationship as close to what we've seen in the book before. All characters, setting, and backstory used belong to the amazingly talented Leigh Bardugo!