Caroline and Kate catch each other in mildly compromising situations and then...oh, give it your best guess. Not even gonna pretend this one has a plot. Don't read at work. (My fourth story for McElliot.)

I felt like writing a story based on a good old fanfic cliche, so this is Caroline and Kate accidentally forced to share a bed. You, um, probably shouldn't read this at work. My third story for Mcelliot.

What would have happened if Kate and Caroline had grown closer when Caroline's marriage was still intact? Would they have resisted all temptation or been drawn into a painful love affair? My second story for McElliot.

This was originally going to be a chapter of The Future is Past but it seemed...bigger than that. It's set between S2, Ep4 and S2, Ep6 where Caroline had a lot of time on her hands and a lot of thinking to do. The title is taken from a Pablo Neruda poem. If you don't read my fic, please read the poem. In fact, just read Neruda.

I haven't written in a looooooong time but Last Tango in Halifax and in particular the characters of Caroline Elliott and Kate McKenzie have inspired me to try to imagine what happened after Ep6, S2 ended. The characters don't belong to me but to the immensely talented Sally Wainwright - I hope she won't mind me borrowing them & I'll try to leave them pretty much as I found them.

LAST TANGO IN HALIFAX (BBC DRAMA/COMEDY) - Scenes of Caroline & Kate's life together, making a family with Caroline's sons, William & Laurence - FEMSLASH PAIRING. DISCLAIMER - not mine, no profit, just some day dreaming I wrote down (Everything belongs to the BBC and Sally Wainwright - if you recognise a popular cultural reference I've just borrowed that too...) - set post s1

Part of the 'Some Dances in Harrogate' series: standalone story written for the 2013 P&P Valentine's Day Challenge Kate & Caroline's first Valentine's Day requires just a little bit of planning… To read as part of the Some Dances series in chronological order, Part 1 should be read before 'Invitations' & Part 2 should be read after 'Evening Spoiled'; see main story for disclaimers