Mickey is a product of his environment, and if that were to change, so would Mickey. What if one single event had gone differently? If Mandy had never gotten Mickey to go after Ian, what would the repercussions have been? No "relationship" with Ian, no getting shot, no Juvie... This story begins at episode 3 of the first season and covers the following few years...

It all starts with a letter that Ian had meant to be a goodbye. Neither of them really ever thought it would last this long. Leaving was supposed to be the end afterall.

He blamed himself for not realizing it sooner, for not speaking his mind when he got the chance, for letting those lies fool him. Angst. M for language. Now two-shots.

"Mickey's worth whatever it takes," Ian said as his feet hit pavement. GALLAVICH. In which Mickey Milkovich runs away from South Side and Ian Gallagher follows.

Now that he's back in juvie, Mickey wants nothing more than to forget about Ian but whilst in his anger management class an unlikely friend forces him to face up to his feelings. IanxMickey. Reviews would be great :

Mickey knows there aren't a lot of things he's good at. Not a lot he can offer Ian. And he shouldn't even want to offer it to him, but Mickey can definitely kill for him. Multi chap. Warning: hints of suicide attempts.

IanMick. If two trains travel in the same direction on parallel tracks, what are the chances of the trains colliding? Slim to none, seeing as one conductor is avoiding the other like a plague. But storms complicate control, and before you know it. . .

Mickey can't say how he feels for Ian, he just can't, but when Ian gets hurt, he realises that maybe it wouldn't kill him to just show it. Rated M for the language and possible sex scenes later on :

Mickey's Dad finds out about Mickey being gay and even though Ian's not there, but he finds the Gallaghers are still willing to take Mickey in.

Nobody understands why Mickey should be there, why he would turn up to the funeral, but Mickey knows if he had been there, Ian would have known why. One-shot.

Over the course of his and Justin's seven year non-relationship, Brian had never been one to say no to a third party addition. But when the addition is permanent and redefines playroom for the worst, Brian thinks twice about rekindling their old flame.

Based on the inception kink prompt "Arthur and Eames get together through a series of embarrassing Autocorrect fails." Rating for language and innuendo - lots and lots of language and innuendo. Arthur/Eames.