When Mandy gets a new job, it's up to Mickey to pick up Leah, Mandy's daughter, from kindergarten. He used to think Mandy and her friend were exaggerating about the teacher. Turns out they weren't.

A Breaking Bad inspired AU in which Lip and Mickey start to cook meth together. Lip/Mandy, Ian/Mickey. also warnings for drug use and graphic violence.

Scott has never thought of himself as heroic. A Scott character study.

ian and mickey poetry

The shenanigans that occur when Mickey's best friends get married.

In a fit of restlessness, the type that has your leg jumping updownupdown and your fingers drumming out random beats on your thigh without you even realising, Mickey texts Ian.

Pieces of Jimmy linger still and Fiona learns how to live without him.

As soon as the words "free" and "house" leave Fiona's mouth, Leanne switches off. Her thoughts turn to Michaela, to all the things they can get up to in a bed, how loud they can be without the fear of getting caught. God, how comfortable they can finally be (because the Kash and Grab was not made for going down on girls, seriously).

Ian hums, throws a leg over one of Mickey's and pulls the covers around them more tightly. Whatever. They can just have make-up sex in the morning.

It's just Mickey's luck that the one day both he and Ian have off work is also the day they're left to babysit Lily.

Mickey likes his life now, the simplicity of it all, the genuine enjoyment he gets from it. And then it all changes, becoming worse and so much better at the same time. Slight AU and quite a slow build Ian/Mickey. R&R.

Mickey's been getting bruises almost all his life.

Her eyes aren't the only thing Mandy got from her mother.

Because Jimmy's gone. And Fiona won't ever know for sure.

When he leaves the house, punching Lip on the arm on his way out, he lights one of Ian's cigarettes and allows himself to smile.

Ian has seen Mickey sleep only twice.

And it's probably selfish - bullshit, he know that it's selfish - to expect Ian to be okay with that. But what the fuck else can Mickey offer?

The sound of her siblings running down the stairs fills the house with this comforting warmth; Fiona smiles.

When he was seven years old, Mickey found out how it feels to have two solid gold rings get slammed into his cheek. (Sort of sequel to There Are Ghosts In The Walls). Ian/Mickey with a side of Lip/Mandy.

"Maybe you'll always have that missing part. Void, or whatever the hell you call it. But someday a person's gonna come along and they'll fill voids you never even knew you had."

Lloyd was nice. That was enough for Ian. 3x04 related and somewhat Ian/Mickey. R&R.

Mickey didn't expect Ian to be at his door. He lets him in though, probably always will. Ian/Mickey. R&R.

'He'd sooner be caught painting Kiera's nails for her than calling Ian anything like "babe" or "honey". Though calling him "firecrotch" is apparently totally fine.' Little sequel-type thing to My Own Form Of Therapy. Reviews would be great!

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 :

People like to be around other people that they have things in common with. That's Mickey's excuse sometimes.

Ian/Mickey. There are a lot of things Mickey will never say, questions he'll never ask.

Ian is pissed off and Mickey tries to make it up to him the only way he knows how. Ian/Mickey. Reviews would be much appreciated :