Whatever mark you get on your skin, your soul mate gets it too. Marinette would love to draw all over herself to see who her soul mate is, but due to her alternate persona, Ladybug, her red strings of fate have tied her to Chat Noir. As Chat Noir, Adrien would love to find out who his Lady is so they could be happy both in and out of cover. But their kwami only allow them to use their markers after an Akuma attack and never throughout the day. Will the two go against their kwami's and go find each other, or will they remain in a world of ignorance? Together forever, never apart, maybe in distance, but never in heart. Includes mild strong language, sexual references and themes. August 25, 2017 ranked #161 in fanfiction! Cover done by the wonderful @Infinite_Writer01

A sequel to: Red Strings and Markers Adrien Agreste didn't remember much after the cathedral collapsed. He recalled hearing a voice, a female voice, calling out to him. "Chat! Chat Noir! God damn it, you'd better be alive when I get in there!" "Kid! Adrien! Are you okay?" The red string of fate connects you to the person you're fated to be with. Whenever you mark your skin, your significant other gets marked as well. The last thing Adrien remembered seeing before his world went dark was the elegant yet rushed pink ink on his forearm. "I'm sorry." October 4, 2016 - ranked #14 in fanfiction

*Cover Art by Panprika* When Elsa's parents leave for business over seas, they send Elsa and her sister to live with their aunt, uncle, and cousin in Burgess; the same town where an accident took place years before that resulted in the death of a local man and slight memory loss for her sister Anna. Elsa is still being haunted by the memory of that day, and to make matters worse, after years of being home-schooled, she's being put into a public high school for her senior year. Worst of all, she has classes with the dead man's son who just so happens to also be her cousin's friend and the Principal's grandson. And if that wasn't enough, she also has to deal with two intimidating teachers who are also new to Burgess and who seem to not be very fond of her and her cousin. Will she be able to handle life's new obstacles? After all, it's just ten months of high school. What could possibly go wrong?