The Second Floor

Title: In Which Helena is a Hero
Series: Helena and Shelby
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 1139
Summary: Shelby has been kidnapped. Helena is not pleased.
Notes: Prompt was to give somebody superpowers; was working on a page limit, so it ends kind of abruptly. While trying to come up with a street address, I Googled something along the lines of 'menacing words beginning with h'.

( There's a killer on the loose and Shelby's gone missing. I don't suppose it's excruciatingly difficult to connect the dots on this one. )

Title: Story of a Plague
Series: Helena and Shelby
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 1783
Summary: When her partner is struck down by the most recent disaster, Helena knows she has to fix things on her own.
Notes: This is the story of what actually happened on the day alluded to in Something Bad and Washable.

( Somewhere along the way, Helena picked up on the idea that to place your hand on the back of someone else’s neck was a sign of possession – of protectiveness, perhaps. )

Title: Something Bad
Series: Helena and Shelby
Rating: PG-13ish, for language
Word Count: 1542
Summary: Something bad happened, today.
Notes: First story written in the universe containing Helena de Soto and Shelby Kikorov, two students who are, for some reason, the first line of defense between their college community and the weird shit that happens there.

( Something bad happened, today. I say that like it's news. )