Shane and Oliver share breakfast and a little bit more.

Shane, Oliver and a moment of genuine honesty.

Oliver finds a way to remind Shane of the man she married when he senses a pre-school pageant-sized shift in their dynamic.

It was a magical moment in the middle of an ordinary day.

"Did she move?" "Transferred...you didn't know?" Shane, Steve and the letter sent a year too late.

Oliver puts pen to paper one quiet afternoon.

Oliver would always be there for his little girl.

She was the brightest star in his universe, and always would be.

Three perspectives, no right answers. This is what happens when Holly, Shane and Oliver collide told from their perspectives.

They had trucked in box after box, but the real treasure was the one in his arms.

"Amazing how such an innocuous place can leave such a deep impression." The gang is in D.C. for the opening of an exhibit dedicated to their work, but it's one of the museum's permanent installments that has all their attention.

She was only supposed to be in D.C. for a week, but when Shane's temporary reassignment gets unexpectedly extended, she starts to miss her friends back home.

Oliver reflects on Shane and motherhood. A belated Mother's Day nod for all the mom's out there. One-shot.

She was within, yet without.

The path you choose to take makes all the difference.

"Of or pertaining to an area considered another's territory." A bit of introspective fluff based on SSD for Christmas.

They were blessed, blessed indeed.

Sometimes the ordinary moments are the most magical.

He was the stone, she was the water. One-shot.

"She was in this moment with Oliver, in a state of not knowing what the future held, or the consequences of this irreversible move Oliver had made." Shane reflects on that moment in the rain. Set at the end of "A Hope & A Future."

And then he did something he had never done, and likely never would do again.

It was over before it had ever really begun.

He had given away a lot lately, but there was one truth he still held close.