Corina had simply wished to have a taste of the freedom her father had forbidden her. However, she never expected for her quick encounter with the members of the Cafe Musain to send her on a journey through love, loss, and contemplation. (I suck at explaining things. It's better inside. I promise.)

What if you're given a second chance at living? Will you risk it all to go back to the way it was or begin anew?

Natalia is a poor immigrant from Florence, Italy. She travelled to Paris at age 12 hoping to escape the streets of Florence and make a better life for herself. Little did she know, that she will find herself dressed as a man, looting, stealing and robbing just to make ends meet. What happens when she finds her self stealing from the one person who will make her life worth living? Does this revolutionist think of her as an ally? Or just another street rat? Find out in 'Just a Street Rat' (Enjorlas Love Story)

You've fallen in love with the 29-year-old Aaron Tveit, but why not go back about 13 years and fall in love with him all over again, when he is more your age...? In this story, 15 year old sophomore, and hardcore Christian, Dawn Jadin (known as D.J.) has to move to Middletown, New York in the year 2000. That's where she meets the most handsome guy in her new school, 16 year old Junior, Aaron Tveit. Sooner or later, they have some sort of--"connection."

"How can you do this to your daughter?!" Jeanna screamed, her face red and eyes narrowed to slits. Adjusting her composure, she continued, “All you are is a sperm donor. She doesn’t need you. I don’t need you. I hope you’re happy." "My…my daughter?" Aaron looked speechless. His mouth hung open slightly, and his eyebrows were raised into his hairline. ~*~ Single mother Jeanna Martin has only wanted the best for her daughter, Risa. When Risa’s father walked out on them when Jeanna was pregnant, Jeanna vowed to do anything to protect her little girl from heartbreak. What she didn’t plan on was seeing Risa’s father again three years later… especially as a Broadway star. What’s worse is Aaron Tveit acts as if he knows nothing of his daughter’s existence. Or is it an act?

When Grantaire takes his drunk ramblings too far, who's there for weak Jehan?