AFter that night, after the scene he caused at dinner, Watson is not sure he will ever forgive Holmes. And yet... Holmes/Watson.

Ever wonder why John Watson will go to such lengths for Sherlock Holmes? This story, set just days after they move in together, holds the answer.

The three times Matt almost told Foggy, and the one time Foggy almost told Matt. Matt/Foggy

An embarrassing incident forces Rodney to realize he's not in the best physical condition.

When Moriarty comes for you, he comes for blood. But there's just no sport in a quick kill. Moriarty burns your heart, piece by piece, and it's always messy. Watch as he sets his sights on our beloved detective. Rated for language and violence.

During a late-night snack run, Rodney has a sordid encounter with Colonel Sheppard. Rated for sexual content. McShep slash.

Written as a missing episode from early season 4. Sam and Dean investigate a series of violent attacks in a small town. While they work, their trust issues come to an explosive head. One of the boys will have his deepest secret exposed. Rated for language and content.

After the work, when the puzzle is solved, the case settled, the client satisfied, there is only the voice. The voice and the need. Holmes takes a trip to a drug den. Rated for slight language. One shot for now, might go further later. Holmes POV.

Steve Rogers grapples with the changes in his life, and realizes that more than the times have changed. Immediately following the events of the film, Steve tries to accept what he has done and find a way to become part of the world. Rated for language, potential Steve/Tony slash in later chapters. Steve's PoV.

One-shot, post episode 6x01, "Scorched Earth". When Michael returns home to the loft, he takes a moment to adjust to the new reality Anson has forced upon him. But, as is usual for our favorite burned spy, he's not alone. Mike and Sam friendship fic, no slash. Rated T for language.

Shawn has never been shy about tempting fate, but this time, as he moves in close to poke one particularly dangerous bear, has he taken a step too far? Mixed metaphors aside, a definite read for Shassie lovers everywhere. Rated for language and themes.

That moment, the moment of the explosion, is one that Carlton Lassiter will never be able to forget for as long as he lives. It was the moment Shawn Spencer was dead, the moment he let Spencer down. One-shot, Shassie, post-Earth, Wind, and Wait for It...

It's obvious that Shawn and Lassiter would be perfect together. Obvious to everyone except them. So the people who care about them the most must step up and make it happen, or suffer the irritating consequences. Shassie slash.

When couples start turning up dead in Santa Barbara, it's up to Shawn Spencer to set things right. Well, it's not really up to him at all, but it will be if he has anything to say about it. Slash, eventual Shassie, rated for language and safety.

As BJ feels his life changing around him, he copes in the only way he knows how. He writes a letter. Extremely mild HawkeyeBJ. Oneshot.

Lassiter doesn't realize what he'd gotten himself into when he settles in for paperwork one quiet night at the station. Shawn won't be alone tonight. Slash, as the title implies. Fluff for the occasion.

It's late at night and somebody has been drinking. Shawn needs a hero, and that's when his trusty Lassiter shows up. A fun tale of trying to get along and trying not to get hit. Shassie slash. One shot. Rated for language and some explicitness.

A series of drabbles of Shawn and Lassie at Christmas Time! Written because Lassie is my favorite Grinch, rated for Lassie's language.

On John's last night at the flat, Sherlock tries desperately not to tell him all the things he needs to know. Holmes/Watson, rated for language.

A bump in the night, and Holmes needs a favor.

Steve had never been good at feelings. He was great at the fighting, the guns, the action, but it would take losing someone important for Steve to learn to let people in. Rated K for now, but that may change for language in later chapters.

Set immediately after the events of Ki'ilua. On his way home, Steve starts to wonder if his too-good-to-be-true rescue could be real.

At the end of the Dark Tournament, Kurama and Hiei stayed in the human world. Kurama just wants to make things easy for Hiei, but how can he do that when Hiei is so angry? Rated for mild slash.

As Hiei hibernates, he reminds Kurama of something he heard when he was young. Kurama POV, mild slash.

After the dungeon, John thought that coming home would be easy, he thought the worst was over. He was wrong. This story is the third of a trilogy, following "I Can't Lose You" and "Memoir of an Abduction". As always, rated for mild language.

The Flash has a problem, and there is only one person who can help, the last person anyone would go to for help. Can the Flash learn to be subtle? Can the Question learn to trust? Rated for mild language and slash in later chapters.

During the Dark Tournament, Kurama learns to see through someone else's eyes. But will he like what he sees? Kurama's PoV, rated for light slash and mild language.

When Dr. John Watson finds himself in a small room with an old friend and a shoddy memory, he has only one choice: work with his friend to find a way out. But is Holmes too far gone to be of any use? Rated for mild language.

A heartwrenching story we only saw from one side. What happened to Watson when the bomb went off? How did Watson and Adler find Holmes? How long was he in that hospital room, dressed like a German? Read and find out. Rated for extremely mild language.

When a plague strikes Atlantis, the only hope of our four heroes is to go back in time, but can they get their counterparts to help them before it's too late? McFord.

A few glimpses of how things could have been between John and Rodney. McShep.

The lost stories of Atlantis.

Ronon and Rodney are checking out a cave on a secluded planet. Three guesses what happens.

Life in Atlantis is hardly what it's cracked up to be.

When Sateda was overrun, 300 managed to survive. Could there have been at least one more?

A Ronon POV of the day Rodney stopped. Character Death.

Set after events of 'The Gamekeeper'. Daniel is depressed, and Jack wants to help. JackDaniel.

Rodney and Ronon have something to tell John, but he doesn't want to hear it. Tie in with 'Common Ground'. McDex.

Rodney finds something in John's room that makes him think twice. McShep.

O'Brien, Bashir and Worf's fight during The Bar Association. O'BrienBashir.

This is the sequel to my first Full Metal story, Bonds that Last. There has been a murder, and it's up to two detectives, rookie Kevin Conroy and seasoned partner Julian Garza, to solve this case

A face from Roy's past comes back to haunt him, and it's already turning his life upside down. Who is this mysterious visitor? Why is Roy so nervous? Where the hell is the maintenence staff? All this and more.

After a night of darts and hard drinking, will it finally happen for Miles and Julian?

There's something going on in the morning briefing.

T'Pol knows something. Quick one shot.

Somebody scores on Movie Night. Quick one shot.

There's been another close call on board the Enterprise and one crewman can't sleep because of it. ReedTrip.

Quick ReedMayweather one shot.

This is a little fic I whipped up. My first Spin City. It's mainly about Carter and Stuart.

This is basically my postseason 4, preseason 5 version what's next for our buddy pals in RvB Red vs. Blue. Enjoy!

This is my version of what comes after episode 4 of P.A.N.I.C.S. People Acting Normal In CrazyAss Situations, based on the game F.E.A.R.