Marinette is thrilled. She's spending her afternoon at the museum with Adrien, and even Manon's unexpectedly tagging along with them can't tarnish her happiness. After all, what can go wrong for two seventeen-year-olds watching over a seven-year-old? Turns out, a lot of things. ------ This is an illustrated fanfiction collaboration by Maerynn and EdenDaphne ------ This work is intended for readers ages 13 and up

The end of Lycée is approaching and Marinette is struggling. Adrien, being a good friend, offers to help her and starts to see her in a new light. The two grow closer, unaware of those around them trying to bring them together, and those wanting to tear them apart. Cover art used with kind permission from Eden Daphne Ranked number 1 #miraculousfanfiction - August 17, 2020 Ranked number 4 #adrienette - August 17, 2020 Ranked number 1 #lukagami - December 21, 2020

(A sequel to Secret Santa). After the perfect Christmas came unanswered questions about what comes next, but Adrien has hope that he won't have to start the new year alone.

Marinette and Adrien are paired for their class Secret Santa exchange, but the simple gifts set in motion something much larger and more complete than either of them alone.

Cat Noir is out late at night when he catches sight of an elegant lone figure skater. He is stunned to discover that not only is it the most talented ice skater he's ever seen, but it's also his classmate Marinette.

A mysterious box with a bracelet arrives at Nino's home, but is he ready for what comes with it? A sequel to Won't Tell a Soul.

Nino runs head long into the biggest and most dangerous secret he can imagine, but now that he knows the truth about Marinette he had to do everything he can to help.

"It's a gamble," she warns him, but she's already leaning up slightly to meet him halfway. "We will either heal together," he concludes, mouth already pressed to hers, "or we will both be destroyed." And, together, they fall.

People are afraid of the dark and what lurks in it. They are afraid of her as well. And yet, Dazai Osamu-- a man drowning in the same sea of shadows that had long since become her home-- was the first to tell her that she belonged to the light.

To L, she was an unknown piece in the giant game of chess he was playing with Kira. Or rather, she was the wildcard third person that had enough influence to disrupt his carefully laid out plays, and that demanded that he solve the enigma known as (Y/n) Yagami. She was dangerous, and knowing this, she wasn't above using her influence which made her a worrying variable. If he was going to solve this case, he had a feeling that he would need (Y/n) to be playing for his side, which was easier said than done since it would further require uprooting her seemingly unwavering loyalty to her brother.