Mulder POV during the events of "Little Green Men."

Following the events of "Miracle Man."

Mulder POV during their first scene together.

William's tenth birthday. Seventeenth in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand-alone. The series starts approximately two years after the end of the show.

Valentine's Day 2011. Sixteenth in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand-alone.

"all things" missing scene. Scully POV as she is leaving Mulder's apartment the morning after.

Christmas 2010. Fifteenth in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand-alone. Thematically it is a sequel to "Christmas Time is Here" from Christmas 2009.

Mulder's birthday, 2010. A sequel to "Cold Wine, Warm Night."

Mulder POV during Dead Alive.

Fourth of July 2010. Fourteenth in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand-alone.

Post-Existence. A continuation of the last scene in the episode.

A night in June. Post-IWTB

Easter 2010. Thirteenth in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand-alone.

AU version of the scene in Empedocles when Mulder visits Scully in the hospital. Sort of a prequel to Private Party, a post-Empedocles vignette.

Christmas 2009. Twelfth in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand-alone.

Three points of view over the years between The Truth and now.

Father's Day 2007. Eleventh in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a standalone.

Season seven Valentine's Day. Canon through Millennium. Diverges after that. Two perspectives on the holiday.

Season one. Christmas time.

Postseries. About three years or so down the road.

POV vignette.

Will turns five. Tenth in a series of vignettescentering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as astandalone.

Scully POV on the eve of William's fifth birthday. Follows the canon of the series through Requiem. Possible CD.

Missing scene from Three Words. Continuation of the conversation in Mulder's apartment after he first comes home.

Rainy day chatter. Season seven. Set after the events of all things and Je Souhaite, but before Requiem.

Postseries. Two POVs. Implied character death.

Conversation upon a summer afternoon. Ninth in a series of vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a standalone. Set two to three years, roughly, after the end of the show.

POV vignette.

Season four. Alternage ending to Paper Hearts.

Post-series. A birthday celebration.

Post-series. Traveling through life and beyond; moving on. Contains implied character death.

Post-"Existence." Takes place immediately following the end of the episode.

Scully POV spanning seasons one through eight.

Valentine-makers at work. Eighth in a series of stand-alone vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand-alone. Set two to three years, roughly, after the end of the show.

A reckoning; Scully POV. Contains implied CD.

Post-series.

Mulder and Scully decorate their first Christmas tree. Canon through "all things" and then AU. Written for The Haven's Ornament This Challenge.

Christmas tree shopping. Seventh of a series of standalone vignettes centering around Mulder and Will that may also be read as a stand alone. Set two to three years roughly after the end of the show.

Hearts and minds converse.

Mulder looks back on a terrible, wonderful time in their lives.

Does she want to go back? Scully POV during "One Breath."

Alternating points of view during "The End."

Set during season 8. Scully brings her mother up to speed on recent events in her life.

Three Birthdays have come and gone.

Father and son talking on a summer night.

SUMMARY: Season seven. Missing scene from Requiem.The time between the scene in the hallway and when Mulder leaves to return to Bellefleur.

Circles come full. Eighth of the stories in what I call the Party of Three Universe a series of stories and vignettes that are set postRequiem.

Mulder and William shopping for Mother's Day. Set in the future. A companion piece to

A continuation of the last scene in "Oubliette."

Scully POV during DeadAlive.

Scully remembers a difficult month.

Season 7 - Missing scene from "The Sixth Extinction II: Amor Fati."

Mulder writes a letter to Scully on the morning of her 40th birthday.

A Valentine's Day vignette. Post-series. Third person POV.

Season four Scully POV. Set after the end of Small Potatoes. Scully writes in her journal.

Written for The Haven's Talk To Me in 500 words or less challenge. A conversation in a car.

Scully's ruminations on a winter night.

Season seven. Occurs during all things.

Post-season nine. William POV. Written for The Haven's 155 word Dear Santa challenge.

Season 8 - Scully POV. Takes place during the teaser for "DeadAlive."

Mulder and William trick-or-treating - Halloween. Set in the future. Companion piece to "Snowmen" and "The Bunny Patrol."

Why is she afraid?

Season One - Mulder's first birthday after he and Scully became partners.

Extendedmissingalternate hospital scene from the end of "DeadAlive."

Post-season nine. William POV.

Scully POV during the immediate weeks following Mulder's absence at the start of season 8.

Season Two. Takes place after the teaser for One Breath, but before Scully's return.

A different teaser for "William." Written for The Haven's 510 Words Do Over challenge.

The events of a day one year after William was given up for adoption.

Mother's Day events, present and past.

Mulder listening to Scully as she sleeps.

Pearls of wisdom from William and Mulder to the newest family member.

Post-Empedocles

Mulder and William playing together - Easter. Set three years in the future. Companion piece to "Snowmen."

Mulder POV during "One Breath."

William comes home.

Post-Requiem. Scully POV following Mulder's abduction.

Mulder and Scully's farewell, for now. A vision of how they could have wrapped up nine years.

Mulder POV. Extended scene from "Redux II."

Post-ep for "Requiem." Third person POV. Scully returns to Bellefleur.

A conversation in bed. Missing scene from "all things."

Emily POV. Christmas time.

Mulder and William playing together - Christmas time. Set three years in the future.

A look at Scully's emotional state of mind during the three months between This Is Not Happeningand DeadAlive.

Takes place during the events of Per Manum. Scully is feeling very alone.

A vision of the last scene between Mulder and Scully in the series finale. Written last January when speculation was rampant as to how it would end. Script format.

Mulder and Scully make a decision that could possibly separate them from their loved ones and friends for a very long time.

Mulder finds something he enjoys doing, and Scully prepares to return to work.

An important decision is made.

PostExistence. The new family adjusts to their routine, and plan an outing.

Scully POV during Mulder's abduction.

Love actually does mean sometimes having to say you're sorry, or more importantly wanting to. Follows the events of Two Fathers/One Son during season six.

Set in the future. A happy memory is shared.

Set during season nine Mulder and Scully manage to meet for Valentine's Day.

Post-Nothing Important Happened Today. Scully POV after Mulder has left.

PostTrust No 1. Scully POV alternating with flashback scenes with Mulder.

New Year's Eve 2001 in a familiar setting.

A Christmas Story.