Fang finds herself caught between her love for Vanille and her growing attraction to Lightning. Light/Fang/Vanille to Light/Fang and Vanille/?.

Sometimes, heaven is in the simple things. Lightning dreams.

Lightning couldn't say exactly when, but somehow, things had started accelerating rapidly downhill. Maybe it was the stress of being l'cie, maybe it was the fatigue... Or maybe it was the fact that Fang decided that the soldier didn't exist anymore.

Fang has saved Cocoon—unwillingly—and wakes to find a changed world and that there is no hero's welcome for her in the way she'd like. Post-game.

The Door of Souls was meant not to be opened by hands, fal'cie, but by wills, human. If opening that door brings Fang and Vanille back, then Maker help anyone in Lightning's way. Lightning X Fang. A take on what FFXIII-2 might be like.

Lightning bunks with Fang for the night.

"Keep looking. It's been almost four months. There's got to be a shipping name for us," Light pressed. Ticked at the lack of a pairing portmanteau, Fang and Light discuss and argue the possibilities in the early hours of the morning. Fight or Flight?

And there is a fire there, a freedom in her eyes that Fang has never seen before. Despite herself, despite the battle that is waged around her, she cannot bring herself to look away. Loose mentions of Flight; Fang/Lightning. Oneshot.

After near two years of crystal stasis, it's Fang's birthday, and she's a little miffed when it looks like Lightning isn't going to show. The damn soldier promised her! Pre-FLight.

A staunchly uncooperative Fang sets out to ruffle Lightning's feathers during a day of hunting marks on the Steppe. Just goes to show that you don't order Oerba Yun Fang around and get away with it. Fang/Lightning

A dark past and an uncertain future – what better way to take your mind off it all, than to do something crazy? It's definitely the most extreme thing Lightning's done since she got to Gran Pulse. Lightning/Fang

The greater your anxiety, the closer to cie'th you become. Lightning must sort out her issues before they consume her. Old, bitter regrets, confusion, jealousy – the journey to Oerba is dangerous enough without being your own worst enemy.

Vanille watches Fang and Lightning. Always the same words, always the same actions.

Nobody understands, because nobody knows. One year in, Lightning reflects, while everyone else tries to put the pieces together.

And really, how well could they claim to know each other? It was a forced relationship, one of need and necessity. How could either of them have known how much they needed each other, how much they'd come to depend on each other? Flight; Fang/Lightning

In The Cherry on Top, it's revealed that Lightning likes it when Fang wears her pants. This may or may not be how it happened. Set post-game. Fang/Lightning, sort of. Crack. Lots and lots of crack.

When Lightning asked Fang to watch over Serah, she figured, "Why not?" Set post-game. Established Fang/Lightning. Cheap, silly and possibly crack.

Fang shouldn't be surprised to see Oerba full of life again. But she is. Set post-game, four years. Fang/Lightning centric.

Fang chooses to mess around with the party's stoic leader Lightining, who now is annoyed by the very sight of her. What they both learn though, is that there is more to Fang's jokes than even she realizes. Fang/Light

Lightning, all but broken, finds comfort from an unexpected source. Her past comes back to shock her. SPOILERS Went from an M Rating to a T rating. Mild Language/Sexyness

A Wall Market spoof. Because SOMEBODY had to write it.

Lightning rejoining the group lifted a weight off of everyone's shoulders. But where is Hope? While that becomes the main focus, distractions arise for the sergeant. Her attraction to Fang grows, but a tension between her and Snow threatens the peace.

To start anew doesn't necessarily mean to wipe the slate completely. Will be spoilers. UPDATED. Now housing Fang/Lightning drabbles.

Light wants, Fang gives. Limeade, Light/Fang with some Vanille for added fun.

She trusted the dangerous Pulsian. Maybe that was what made Lightning think Fang was always right to question the soldier's leadership. Maybe she was right. And in one moment, all her fears, all her insecurities came crashing down on her.