Violet Cabot runs into some trouble with the law and with Officer Orange

Just Mr. Pink being a more decent guy after a 20 year sentence. Summary is terrible, he might be OOC so sorry bout that!

Freddy's basically screwed. Canon-typical bad language ahoy!

-Part of the Silver Bullet AU- As an undercover cop, of course you check in with your boss.

Just a little Creamsicle drabble in a style I'm trying out.

it was supposed to be a silver bullet of a job, a fail proof heist. But when everything falls a part, it leaves Joe's daughter struggling to pick up the pieces.

Wow super boring title for an overdone theme. I've been wrestling with about five creamsicle fics and this is the only one I managed to get out so far.

Before Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, there was young Marguerite Bellamy, a young woman just starting out in the business. Set in 1987, she meets Nate Collins, Vic Vega and his little brother Vincent. In 1990, Vincent and Vic have a falling out, causing the other brother to quit. In 1992, a heist goes all wrong, people die, and all hell breaks loose for the members of the heist.

What would have happened in the movie if the Police had never arrived, and Mr. Orange never told Mr. White that he was the rat. This is my take on the story that would have followed the Reservoir Dogs ending scene. (Warning: some foul Language)

If Mr. Pink survived being shot by the cops, the next logical stop is a hospital room. Not all nurses make good money; some have to take extra jobs...like waitressing. (Oneshot, Pink/Waitress. Ties in with "Pulp Fiction.")

CREAMSICLE. Police brat!Freddy. Ex-con!Larry. (imagine your otp going grocery shopping and fighting over which kind of ice cream to get.) Domestic Reservoir Dogs AU. Freddy has the same nightmare he's had a few nights before, and it puts him in a bad mood. Larry suggests they get ice cream for dinner, and everything goes downhill from there.

Freddy contemplates the name he was given, as well as what the colour means to him. (a kinda slashy, spoiler filled poem that will make you sad)

He's a listless drunk, he is, like an indecisive dog surrounded by a hundred bones and that mutt can smell every scrap of meat leftover on them. Which one would he taste next? Which would he drag a sloppy tongue over this evening? The kid, probably. (Told in the semi-POV of Mr. Pink. Implied slash)

It's like an accident, even when it's not. Orange POV, slash, oneshot.

AU. 20 years after Freddy and Larry escape the heist we get a peak into their life together.

Songfic to a song from Meet the People called "Say That We're Sweethearts Again" (a bit of an odd choice). A waitress named Ginny has finally met her match in a mysterious man, but to her dismay, he always seems to have the upper hand. Pink/OC Sorry if it's terrible.

About becoming a hero.

Felicity 'Flick' Harper has known Uncle Joe all her life and after an unexpected meeting in the local coffee bar things hot up between the group of criminals he's gathered to pull of an enormous robbery. A fling with Pink and a unknown attraction to Orange makes Flick wish she's just walked past the Bar that morning.

Whilst drinking with Mr White, Freddy uncovers a side to the criminal that he didn't know existed, and maybe a reason for his close bond with him. Friendship only! Rated T for swearing- first ever Reservoir Dogs fic, please read and review!

The warehouse where so many people died has been pulled down and replaced with apartments. There's a feeling of death in the air. A young woman's apartment is situated right at the spot where a young man bled half to death, before he was shot dead - and he's still there. Screaming out in her nightmares for someone to forgive him. And she'll do anything to help him.

Mr Orange réfléchit à sa relation avec Mr White. Slash, angst, UST, spoilers sur tout le film mais se passe avant.

Ever wondered how Blonde became who he is? Well, behind every great psychopath there's a great woman…

There's a lone French Resistance Fighter who fight for himself. Enjoy it if you knows Indonesian.

Vic comes back from prison a little... off. Eddie/Vic.

A waitress working the early morning shift at Johnie's Coffee Shop encounters Mr. Orange. A conversation over coffee and towers of liquid creamer packets ensues.