BL/PG-13. Divergent/Alternate reality. Muraki&Hisoka, Tsuzuki&Hisoka. Falling sakura has always brought back too many memories for Hisoka. In a moment of anger and despair, Hisoka makes a wish that changes everything, a wish that has consequences.

Someone on the outside is contemplating Hisoka and Tsuzuki's... relationship.

A confrontation at Kokakurou. There's more to Oriya than meets the eye.

Hakushaku has interesting plans. How does that involve Hisoka though? Spamfic. Totally inane humour. And see, I wrote something NOT R!

Hisoka wants Tsuzuki to trust people. Tsuzuki, understandably, isn't altogether pleased with Hisoka's hypocrisy.

Hisoka wants to know why Tsuzuki is always so effin' happy. He's about to find out.

On a hot day in Meifu, Hisoka finds himself irritated with more than just the heat.

In which Hisoka plants himself in my brain as an AU intern at some company, assumes a horrible British accent, and goes Bridget Jones's Diary on me.

TxH, one-shot. So, who wants to live forever?

It's so hard to believe I'm nothing with the way he touches me.

Life isn't fair. Death isn't either.

The Earl gets Tsuzuki a gift. Hisoka is Not Amused. No angst!

Hisoka finally wins. TsuHi, MurTsu

What did Muraki think about in those moments in Touda's fire? One-shot.

AU. Hisoka's mysterious illness causes him to be institutionalized in a hospital specializing in strange cases. Strangest of all, he discovers, is the man in the room at the end of the ward, and how much he can learn from him.

Muraki and the killer inside him talk about favorite memories... About his meeting with Hisoka, of course. Thee be warned of dark themes.

"Dear Hisoka…" he murmured as he carefully wrote out the words. Tsuzuki focused the whole of his attention not only on what he was writing but also how he was writing it. He wouldn't use the sloppy scrawl here that he always threw over paperwork.

Second part: Hisoka watching Tsuzuki as he sleeps. And thinking lots of things as he does. Hisoka POV.

Humans blame the word destiny when what happens is out of their control. But does this transcend to the afterlife? ...so maybe destiny can't always be the one to blame. Tsusoka, unrequited

Hisoka doesn't like the dark. But somehow, when he's with Tsuzuki, it doesn't seem quite as bad. Tsusoka

While bleeding out, tied with girl's hair to an upright bed, Hisoka thinks about how strange time is - so little passes and so much happens, or so much does and with so few results.

Missing scene from "The Devil's Trill."

Kyoto. Fire. Death. Salt water. Love.

"Sixteen is a bad age to die." Gen. Yes, GEN. I don't understand, either. Puberty talk, though...

Tsuzuki attempts to sleep and finds memory the hardest thing to banish. Hisoka understands why.