Alec just wishes Max would stop stealing the cookies.

This is a plot bunny that came from our loving admin Shay. It is posted on the E2RH forum under "Plot Bunnies". This one intrigued me, so I thought I'd give it a shot.

"Details: The challenge - Max wakes up in hospital and is told that the past ten years of her life were all just a figment of her twisted imagination. Will she learn to cope or will the pressure and uncertainty of what is real and what is not be too much for her fragile mind to handle and end up shattering her completely?"

I haven't fully decided if there is going to be an actual pairing or ship. However, I am certain there will be at least one rape scene between White and Max (later in the story). Only because it's part of the story. I'm not terribly fond of writing scenes of that nature, but once in a while, an author must stretch beyond their comfort zone.

Anyway, thank you Shay for the idea and encouragement. This is technically non-betaed, but I have re-read it several times and edited myself as best I could. If there are any errors, it's all my fault.

Terminal City is on the verge of collapsing. The war has gone on far too long, and the toll has begun to show. The siege has kept them from leading the lives that Max so desired for her people, and she herself is at breaking point as a result. But, as it turns out, luck may be on their side after all. A political loophole is discovered, something that grants the denizens of Terminal City diplomatic immunity. The thing to remember about deals though, is that if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. Nothing is without a price, especially not in Post-Pulse America. Will Max and Alec be able to handle the situation as it needs to be, or will the conditions of this loophole force them to buckle under the pressure?

*Written and Inspired by a plot bunny of Laughters Melody on DA Challenges on Live Journal. 

The stations had been advertising it for weeks. A Transgenic Expose. Manticore footage unearthed and ready to be beamed to all the bigots and decision-makers.

And there's not a damn thing the Transgenics or the Great Eyes Only can do about it.

He was more than a man.

From the Adopt-A-Prompt selection: October 2008 - 'A friend in deed'