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The Cindy Vortex Experiment

A JN side-story/prequel set in the Pink universe.

Chapter Two: Entry Two ~ Is now available to read on FF.net

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I Walk The Line

I keep a close watch on this heart of mine I keep my eyes wide open all the time I keep the ends out for the tie that binds Because you're mine, I walk the line

Indigo: Chapter 8 ~ I Walk The Line

Now available to read on FF.net

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The jig is up, the news is out They finally found me The renegade who had it made Retrieved for a bounty Never more to go astray This'll be the end today Of the wanted man

Indigo: Chapter Three Renegade

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The nursery was silent. The space mobile glowing against the darkness. The pale moonlight from behind the drapes casted a shadow upon her face. Her chest slowly rising and falling with every soft little breath. She was so peaceful. The pink blanket draped over her sleeping form. A blue pacifier in her mouth. Jimmy’s hands wrapped around the painted white wood. His lips turned downward, a lump in his throat. This would be the hardest thing he has ever done.

Indigo, Chapter Two: Hotel California

Releases this Friday, June 12th at 9 PM EST

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~ In the end, they were parents. And no matter what life threw at them, they had to be strong, for her. When two very different lives collide and temptations rise, the family must adapt and find a way to deal with this new, chaotic, normal.

Indigo

Jimmy/Cindy AU. Sequel to Pink, however, can be read separately. Rated T for language/suggestive themes.

Releases June 5th, 2020 at 9 PM EST.

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It’s a slow, slow, march.

“You’re gonna do great things, Jimmy. Despite the fear, don’t be afraid of change. Don’t be afraid of the opportunities it brings. It helps you grow. It shapes you. Take a look at me, for example. One simple decision to study abroad in Bordeaux changed my life forever. It gave me the most precious gift life could ever grant. And because of that, it pushed me to do better. To be better. And trust me, I know the pain change can bring. The stress it can impose. I’ll never forgive myself for the mistakes I’ve made. Not fully. But I know, regardless of the hurt it caused, everything happens for a reason. Every decision you make to change your life has an impact. Sometimes good, sometimes bad. But eventually, you will find the light. It’s a slow, slow march, but you will make it out on top. Wiser from all the mistakes. Wiser from the change.”

An excerpt from Graduation Day, Chapter 22.