It is 1984 and Allan Stratton is living a rather dull life as a jazz pianist, living in the shadow of his famous brother Edward, a renowned Shakespearean actor.

The police start hunting Bobby and her mother gets a hold of a tape of the shooting. Sandra and Becky along with their parents are placed in protective custody. Liz finally lerans some details about her son she didn't know.

The final chapter. Will Charlotte be able to live her new life? Will she tell the foster family the truth?

Kit has agreed to the plan but can he go through with it?

How will Charlotte's life progress now she is settling down? This is part 13 of 14.

Been awhile since I got back to this but the story seems to want to move now. :)

Ed talks about foxhole confessions and the answer to a question. But does anyone ever know their own mind? Kit isn't too sure.

Detective Tara Collins is called to the scene of a grisly and brutal multiple homicide. There were thousands of people around but no witnesses. A poorly positioned security cam shows three teens, who may be her only chance to solve the murders.

After being at the scene of a grisly shootout. Bobby gets Sandra and Becky home safely. The question now is who do they tell what, and what will they tell their families.

Help my sisters' all girl group? I don't think so. There's no way that I can look like a girl! Especially a pretty black girl like Nan.

Stark's search for the legendary Medallion of Zulo leads her to a playground in a park, and a little girl who isn't -- or shouldn't be. It's rescue, not revenge this time for our heroine, but is she truly up to the task? And who's rescuing who, exactly?

Stuart/shorty finds a new name, and meets up with some of his/her school friends. Everything seems to be going well, or is it?

The worm begins to turn.

Bobby struggles with his feelings about wearing borrowed girls clothes and a dinner conversation turns into an asparagus eating contest between him and Cori. What does Bobby have to gain (or lose) to such a contest, and why is Cori grinning like that?

A well-tended house on a quiet suburban street hides a crime Stark must avenge, and a criminal that must be punished. When a wife's CD plays a different tune, someone has to pay the piper — and Stark's the new DJ. The song's not pretty, but someone's going to dance to it ... for a long, long time.

It was only supposed to be for the weekend and it was supposed to help us understand each other better.

An alternative to Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol.

I would like to thank Charles Dickens for all the help and assistance in writing this piece.

A trip to see Rita in the hospital. The down side of being the latest news. And Paul's day in court.

Trying to find his new home in the pouring rain, Bobby winds up falling into a mud puddle and is soaked from head to toe. A neighbor girl offers to takes Bobby home, where his rainy day adventure begins.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story by Carol Anne. Sibling rivalry goes a step further than intended and in the end only the MIBD can solve the mystery of Shaun's disappearance.