Stories

Paternity is the twelfth story in the CAP Saga. The story takes place in 2000, with Wade Danfield and Will Schluter as our primary narrators. Many of the characters in this story were introduced in “Chronicles of an Academic Predator,” “1968,” “The Land Whore,” “Be Rad,” “Man in Motion,” “A Summer Love,” “If It Fits,” “Bloodlines,” “The Box,” "Millennium," and "Poor Man's Son."

Follow Jacob into the world of The Botherhood and discover along with him not all is what it seems...

What is existence? What makes it valuable? Having everything? Feeling everything? Knowing yourself?

Castiel has always been a bit self-involved. As an angel he lacks the purity and grace most have. Can a mistake he made and the resulting punishment change his ways and save his soul?

Andy thought he had found the love of his life in Teddy, then Teddy walked out one day. Andy found himself lost at sea with a strange woman who reminds him vaguely of someone he knows. Will he ever find his back or will this be a night to remember.

A Young hunter stalks his prey through the wilderness only to quickly come upon something unexpected that would change his life forever.

The last thing Michael expected that day was to meet Adam.

Patrick has been unable to let go of the past. He finally decides to make an attempt to move forward but realizes there may be more chapters to add to the old story before starting a new one.

All love stories strive for that "happily-ever-after", to be together forever. This one is no such love story. It was doomed right from the start. It's just the account of one moment of utter passion, of fighting fates to the point of death.

How is it that the most well known rivals of Ikebukuro can become lovers? Well, there is a...not so simple equation to it all. One man with a heart of gold that has a hard time with words and can’t hold a grudge against his rival. Plus an info broker that holds a certain interest to a monster and who also suddenly becomes possessed equals a couple that shouldn't even work...at all. But they somehow make it work, in the most complex ways.