Ever since the evolution, Connor has had this strange feeling and fear of Amanda coming back. One day, his fears comes into full light at a time he had least expected when he and Hank had been to talk with Markus and the others, causing his first panic attack.

An unexpected revelation from Connor's enigmatic past allows the deviant to experience life in a way he never thought possible. Hank readily steps up to help Connor with his adjustment to a new human life, conquer the darkness from his troubled, painful and miserable past, while fighting for android rights all along the way. Connor is now a being of two worlds.

Connor struggles to comprehend his newly found emotions and learns what it means to be human as Hank guides him along his journey of self-discovery as his deviancy evolves him into something more than a machine. Connor isn't indestructible and his impulsive, selfless nature to accomplish his mission will be the death of him, or even Hank, as he learns what it means to be alive.

It's Christmas Eve in Detroit and Connor is still struggling with the concept of the holiday and its traditions. To make things more tense the deviant wants to find a way to help Hank feel better about Christmas time without his family and begins to ask questions and start traditions of his own to help his best friend overcome his grief and find a reason to be happy again.

A traumatic memory causes Connor to panic and resorts to self-destruction. Hank, on the other hand, doesn't allow it to happen. Rated T for self-destruction attempt.

Set immediately after "Reunion". Hank helps Connor adjust to his new home and reminds him what a family truly is.

Set to a few days after Connor moves into the Anderson household. Connor had always thought that androids couldn't get nightmares. Or could they? Rated T for blood, deaths, and attempted suicide (self-destruction)

Hank comes home to find Connor outside, looking at the stars.

The ache in his ribs and an x-ray commercial provokes Hank to discover if androids have skeletons, or ribcages, to be more precise.

Connor realizes his mistake as Hank approached him slowly with a mischievous gleam in his eyes. He should have known better than to keep running his mouth, and now he is going to pay for it.

A series of separate/non connected oneshots and multichapter fics about our favourite buddy cop duo. (Friendship)

Hank notices that Connor has been strangely withdrawn lately. On his birthday, Hank protests about celebrating, seeing it as no big deal, and accidentally hurts Connor in his attempts to avoid saying why he really doesn't celebrate. Then Connor gives him a gift that opens the door to Hank's past, giving him a glimpse of something he thought was lost forever. Hank/Connor-father/son

3 months after the best ending, Connor starts malfunctioning...but he doesn't want to return to CyberLife for help. WARNING, the following fanfiction in planned to include topics and descriptions of gun shot wounds, anxiety attacks, vomiting, blood, disease, and throwing up blood. Possible gore and pain, and is planned to include awakefulness during surgery.

A short alternate story about the scene at Kamski's place: What if Connor shoots Chloe against his own will? Will Hank believe him? How will he handle his new upcoming emotions? Platonic father-son relationship

Connor couldn't have it any worse. CyberLife is bound to deactivate him, time is running out to find Jericho, and his partner dropped out of their case. However, something deeper than his program is telling him to put his mission on hold. There's only one last chance to save Hank Anderson, and Connor can't waste it.

Set after the game. Markus led a peaceful revolution/ Connor and Hank investigate a seemingly normal case, but an accident leaves them reeling./Hank and Connor have a PLATONIC father/son relationship.

Drunk again. Hank/Connor if you squint

Alara is in love with Ed, but anyone can see that he is falling for his ex-wife. As a result she drinks her feelings away every night, until the day she wakes up next to Gordon. Could things get any more complicated? Yes, yes they can.

Stan was yelling at the kid for nearly destroying the shack with his monster hunting again. Nothing was truly out of the ordinary... until Dipper stopped being able to breathe, K plus to be safe

When Clementine gets really sick, she tries to suck it up, not wanting to hold the group back. The others notice, though, and Kenny ends up nursing her back to health.

She'd only been trying to help. She never wanted to make Kenny mad. She never wanted to make him hate her. She stood in front of the mirror, staring at her reflection, pill bottle in her little hand. In the silence of the room, she remembered what had brought her to this point of no return. Darker fic. Rated T may turn M for cutting.

"All you've done your whole life is ruin people's lives! You tear families apart! You ruin futures! You make people go insane! You put people in danger! You wrecked the town! You wrecked our home! You're no hero!...You're a MONSTER!" Guilty Ford AU. Ford and Mabel bonding.

Mabel feels guilty about her role in starting Weirdmageddon.

When Stan Pines is given months to live he tries to put on a brave face for the sake of his family, however he and his whole family discover that dying is easy, living is much harder.

"Stan stared in disbelief when, for the second time in their lives, Ford turned his back on him. Stan should be angry, furious even. Where did Ford get off, treating him like this? Stan had known his brother didn't want him around, Ford had made that very clear the last time they saw each other. But anger took energy, and Stan was so, so tired."

After Sock Opera, Dipper has trouble telling the difference what's real and what isn't.

A new summer begins, and 13-year old Dipper and Mabel Pines return to the Mystery Shack after suffering a terrible tragedy. With the help of their friends and family, they may overcome their grief, and move on to uncover new mysteries and find new adventures in Gravity Falls.

"Do you know how much it hurts to lose your twin? It hurts so bad, Dipper. I don't want to see Mabel go through that. You can't leave her, Dipper." Stan's tears landed on Dipper's face. "You can't leave me."

When Ford gets into a little disagreement with his niece, he must figure out a way to make it up to her and prove just how much he truly appreciates her.

In which, the genius Stanford Pines realizes that his own actions and words have their own devastating consequences, by the time he realizes this. It may already be too late to fix the damage he's done. After all, putting a person back together was a lot more difficult then a machine. {AU with Dipper and Mabel vs the Future. No slash, please Read&Review!)

In a burst of anger Mabel says something to Ford she instantly regrets, and she's not quite sure how to fix it. Angst, then fluff.

Imagine the Pines brothers when fighting over Ford's last Journal. Imagine Ford kicking Stan into the blazing hot console. Imagine Stan crying out in pain as the symbol gets branded into his skin forever. Imagine all that. But what if Stanley doesn't punch Ford in the face? Can one little change effect their future and their relationship? {No stancest, Please Read&Review)

When Mabel suddenly gets sick, Ford has to step up and take care of his great niece. Mabel and Ford fluff.

When Mabel accidentally injures herself, Ford is the only one around to patch her up. Mabel and Ford fluff.

Oliver's still training with Barry. Then a new meta comes up, one with a very interesting ability. Barry is not a happy camper.

One by one, each one of the greasers break down in front of the gang and tell them their stories as to why they're crying. How do they react? Rated T for cursing and innuendos

A nasty case of the stomach flu hits Gravity Falls, and, as luck would have it, the Pines family is affected. Rated T to be safe, as there is (non-graphic) mention of vomiting. Will be four chapters long, CURRENTLY ON A VERY SHORT HIATUS! I'm busy with school, please understand and be patient.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder has many symptoms. Some are subtle, manageable, easily kept secret. Some of the most popular symptoms are nightmares and panic attacks. Stark Tower would know the best about it, after all. Starring the original occupants of Stark Tower and Steve Rogers. No Slash.

There's an accident while the Beatles are on their U.S tour, and John is hurt. But their misfortune doesn't stop there, and they must rely on each other to get through it. Lots of angst and brotherly love :D

Roy/Cole Slash. Roy helps Herschel and Jack save Cole from being drown in the river tunnels. Now, Cole must deal with PTSD after surviving another near-death experience as well as his gratitude to a man who saved him after ruining his life.

There's that one dream that Paul's had since the night his mother died. Today, he reaches his limit. Beatles fic.

In the middle of a road tour, Keith contracts a virus that he can't shake.