"There I was, my back against a tree, cornered by a beautiful, bow-wielding man who dressed as though he had fallen out of an Errol Flynn film—granted, Flynn had nothing on him, in my opinion, anyway—while being verbally harassed by some old geezer." Herein lies the tale of Kelly Day, an unwitting university student who finds herself playing punchline to one very sick cosmic joke.

Another S/J coffee drabble... "I wasn't comin' onto you or nothin'," he clarifies awkwardly. Spoilers for 6x1/6x2, obviously.

Waiting and watching for an obsession taking a turn for its beholders worse. The hunter is being hunted.

Spock/Uhura. An away mission ends in tragedy...or does it?

Set after "House Divided" - Amber POV. "Occasionally, while he ignores her the best he can, she tries to figure out what she is."

Vulcans have no word for "lover".

He gives pause for once. Not to think. To feel.

Putting into practice that which he had previously understood only in theory was more difficult than Spock had anticipated.

I never pegged the living textbook for a cradle robber.

Uhura thinks on the many different components involved in learning a new language. Especially those that are never taught in the classroom.

Such impractical wanting tests his logic; the analytical striving to prove anarchy incorrect.

Lying in the hospital’s poor imitation of a bed, House can’t help but wonder how he got here. Spoilers for 5x23. House/Cuddy. Contains smut. One shot.

-Why is it that people always think that he has something to offer them? He doesn't! He has nothing, nothing at all; he had been stripped of everything he possessed long ago.- Desmond-centric. Reposted!

"The clothes are custom, no labels." Marie-Cecile Blandine's father is a tailor. He has an unusual client-the Joker. Set in Quebec the winter before the events of TDK.

“Because sometimes Wilson just can’t get those two.” Set after 4x14 "Living the Dream". One-Shot. Huddy. Fourth fic in English. :

Juliet will do whatever it takes to get off the Island. Ben/Juliet. Well, sort of.

When Albus Dumbledore looks into the Mirror of Erised, he does indeed see a pair of thick, woollen socks. But he also sees the giver. Oneshot, Deathly Hallows spoilers!

If Dumbledore's first mistake had been allowing the Head Girl entry into his personal quarters, his second had been not to throw her out the moment he realised her intentions...

Muggles and wizards, wizards and Muggles.