Corrupt political forces set up Jess for a fall. But while Jessica Jones is easy to blame, she's hard to destroy. Especially if she lets herself trust again. Featuring Jessica Drew, P.I. (the original Spider-Woman) and Mattie Franklin (her successor), while Trish comes into her own as Hellcat. Time: post-Season 2, begininning just before the start of *Luke Cage 2*.

AU... Instead of a costume, Jessica Jones decides to put on a badge. But being in the NYPD might be harder than being a superhero, especially when they stick her with a partner she can't stand just after the Incident. And it gets worse when she starts to figure they might be the only honest cops in their precinct.

Kilgrave's life hasn't always been easy. Experimented on and left by his parents as a child, he had to learn to survive with his mind-control powers. This is his story. (spoilers up to Jessica Jones 1x09)

Oi Você está aí? Como você está ? Você não precisa ficar sozinha

"Eu te amo" Trish disse. Demorou um pouco mais do que o normal aquela noite, geralmente os eu te amo vinham depois do drink número dois ou três.

After Matt Murdock's apparent death, Jessica feels it should have gone far differently.

Two weeks after Kilgrave's death- for real this time- Jessica finally stops by Trish's apartment- as usual, not sober, and dripping blood.

A sequel to my fanfic 'Child' A.K.A. My take on the second season.

Jessica isn't coping too well, post Kilgrave. Trish tries to get her help, but bigger things get in the way, resulting in Jess taking things into her own hands.

There are only two things that are ever real: the past, and whether or not you are breathing. [Jessica and healing. Or not.]

Trish wasn't surprised when Jess left. Jess had always been protective. (FPC fill)

Jessica was going to be okay. Trish found her. (RC fill)

No one believed Trish, not anyone official at least, when she said that Jess leaving wasn't voluntary. Well, that just meant that she had to take care of it herself, didn't it? (RC fill)

Kevin Thompson and John Smith could hardly be more different. A human with the ability of mind controll and a half-human Time Lord. By a stroke of fate, they meet and both do not really know what to do with the other one. They both came to this bar to forget, but the encounter make them realize that no matter how diffrent they are, they also carry very similar traits.

Four times Malcolm and Trish realised Jessica didn't need them anymore and one time Jessica realized it too.

Mid season one, "The Sin bin." When Trish suggests that she and Jessica leave Kilgrave in his cell, Jessica takes her up on it.

After season 2, Jessica's alone again. Drunk and alone as per the usual. On her way home, she finds someone unexpected. A little girl without a name or a place. Cold, alone, and in the rain. Jessica takes her in to warm her up, how hard could find a little girl's parents be for a professional P.I.? Rated T for language rn, possibly going to M. Title Image credit to diogo torres.

"Are you okay?" Trish asks. And then, before she can stop herself— "I did mean it, you know. Having you around doesn't bother me." Pre-series, how Trish & Jessica's relationship developed

The first rule of survival is this: if you think about it, you won't. (JJ season 2)

While Jessica is away, Kilgrave will play...well not play, more so fu** around with someones head. His current plaything? A young musician named Camille. She's everything he loves in a plaything; tortured past, a bit ill in the head, and attractive. BUT, the young woman has something that will make this 'game' of his so much better. ((Kilgrave/OCC. Jessica will appear eventually.))

Post season 1. Pre season 2. The world now believes they know Jessica Jones. Trish knows what they cannot.

An interpretation of the events leading up to the death of Reva Connors, and Kilgrave. Or, so Jessica thought. Some mature themes and language.

A non-canon interpretation of the Niku scene featured in AKA Ladies Night, and the "One-Month Anniversary" flash-back. When Jessica follows leads from Hope Shlottman's Credit Card statements to "Niku," formerly "Il Rosso," she begins to connect the dots of the woman's strange behaviour to a person she thought she had rid herself of for good- outside of her mind, anyway.

Three times Malcolm wasn't fired, and one time he would've been.

*WARNING: SPOILERS FOR SEASON 2* Jessica reflecting in the aftermath of the season finale. Rated T for minor cursing