A Sequel to Lesson In Practicality! Living together was the best and most difficult thing they've ever done, but after all the things they went through together, there was no way they were splitting up now. A new apartment, a new start... and things can never be simple, can they? Roman, Patton, Logan, and Virgil just want to live their lives with their powers and each other, but having powers just makes things more complicated than they need to be.

Oneshots from the A Lesson in Practicality AU! Come along and learn about the stories the ALiP crew has gone through outside of the story! Spoilers for A Lesson in Practicality and Probable Theorem.

Four seemingly random strangers all answer an ad to move into an apartment in downtown. It didn't take more than a few months before they all realize they've been hiding a secret from one another... they each have a special ability. Now they're just trying to live their lives day by day as they figure their powers, and each other, out. (Beginning/initial idea inspired by PoPS on yt)

When you think of a hero, you think of someone like Steve Rogers. Tony Stark. Clark Kent... Peter Parker, even. You certainly wouldn't think of someone like Axel. Axel Rosemary. Dyed blue hair, shaved at the side. Rings pierced through his lip, nose, and the tops of his ears. That's what he is though, and dang proud. He's kept his home, Brooklyn, the place he's grown up in, safe since he was fifteen. He's avoided life-threatening injuries. Now, though, after five years of protecting, after five years of being known as Distortion, after five years of successfully using his Telekinesis to protect those around him with all his might, after five years of building his reputation as a hero, a hero who can be looked to, who has a hot-headed personality, who can be trusted... He's been hurt. Knocked down. He won, of course he won, but he's hurt. With a deep gash in his side, he has nowhere to go. His friends are too far away, and his parents are six feet below. So now, he heads to where he's sure will be his down-fall. A man he's fought since he was fifteen. A man who he prays won't kill him in his time of need. He most certainly didn't expect to wake up on a couch, stitched up and safe. -Hello! This is my first story here. This is inspired by a prompt I found on Pinterest. I wrote a bit of a story and, after getting much praise, decided to post it on here. I hope you all enjoy! This will have some triggering mentions and subject matters, though I promise I will put up warnings before the subjects come up! I hope you give my story a chance, and I encourage any advice you can give to improve my writing! Also, I do intend on changing my story cover. I found this picture in a Google search, but will change it once I can make, or get, an original picture for this story. See ya'll!-

| Book 1 in the Sanders Series: Anxiety | 'If he was drowning, he'd just have to learn how to swim. Even if he was tempted to let himself go under.' ! PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT ABOUT DECEIT, THIS WAS BEFORE HIS TIME ! ! PRE-'ACCEPTING ANXIETY' ! || COMPLETED ||