Part 4 of Moving Maeve series where Derek and Spencer meet each other's families (sort of) and profess their love for each other (finally!)

In the organization of SHIELD, it's considered strange to realize that their operatives who are killers, spies and beings in ownership of superpowers do regular things that civilians do, like read magazines, or bake muffins, or even ... have children. So what happens when Natasha Romanoff and Pepper Potts are both pregnant ... at the same time? (Rated T for swearing and stuff)

Spencer knows the technicalities of a mutual attraction - I like you, you like me, let's kiss, maybe? But Derek knows the fluidity of the context - so he takes Spencer on a date first.

For the world, the Kaiju War ends when the last Jaeger is detonated at the other end of the Breach. For Raleigh Becket and Mako Mori, the Kaiju War ends when they survive.

Ever since the first failed neural handshake, Mako's realized that something very interesting happens when she and Raleigh touches. When she presses their foreheads together after they destroy the breach, she figures out what it is, and wants more of it.

How about some "Quartermaster" 7 and Agent 00Q? Inspired by an edit graphic. Rated T because k-i-s-s-i-n-g

Sebastian Moran wasn't just a sniper for Jim Moriarty. As capable as he was, the criminal mastermind still needed protection when his hands are tied (literally), and Sebastian is never really far away.

Derek Morgan loves his ladies, but there's one exception, and he's a bumbling socially awkward Pretty Boy.

Second installment of Moving Maeve in which Spencer has to deal with his guilt and try to move one from Maeve's death and Derek has to help him. Basically: talking in the middle of the night.

With Jim it's most certainly an always, but with Sebastian, it's most definitely a sometimes. (smut ficlet)

Jim Moriarty had killed himself, and Sherlock had tricked his gunmen into thinking he died. Everyone is safe, right? You can erase the villains in this world, but you can't erase your past. (rated T just in case)

What really happened at Budapest? The four interns and Phil might claim they know, but only Natasha Romanoff and Clint Barton knows the truth. (Rating will change as the story progresses)

So Jim Moriarty isn't dead, and Sebastian's learned that the hard way. On some level he figured he deserved pay back, but this was revenge that even Jim was going to enjoy.

The Doctor has a new body, a new personality, and new adventures ahead of him. So when he picks up an orphaned girl called Cara, the newly regenerated Doctor immediately falls into his old footsteps. That is, getting into trouble. (Cara is an OC, an explanation for her name is inside as an Author's note) Special appearance (Craig's son) Alfie and Miss River Song!

Sam writes a letter to no one in particular after learning that Charlie has been doing it. She wanted to record her first time with Charlie because it mattered and they mattered. (Rated T for mild descriptions that really aren't that graphic. At all.)

Anderson doesn't get enough love because he's the middle child, and he's annoying and whinny and the only love he gets is from Donovan, so here's a sprinkle of his empiric idiocy at its grandest. Because someone should do an Anderson ficlet at some point in their life. It's like charity. Disclaimer: I don't own Sherlock. Or Anderson. Not even his mother wants to own him.

(AU modern) Gwen is rather down after her grandfather's funeral, but Morgana does her best to be a good girlfriend. I've never really shipped them two before but now I think I know what all the hype is about. Rated t for brief reference of nakedness but hey it's cute because after all its just a hug.

Back when everyone was there and knew about their powers, and things were rather pleasant. Well other than the fact that Ethan Henderson (OC) is now part of their life, the Scottish little twat. See, Ethan doesn't like the team, and they don't like Ethan, but when they go through an ordeal again caused by the "bloody storm", maybe they can accept Ethan as a misfit too.

The Ponds are many a things, but one thing is loyal. When Rory is sent back in time by a weeping angel, Amy had no choice but to follow him. It's called marriage.

It's been years since Jim Moriarty had last contact Sherlock, and on some point Sherlock had begun to accept regular life with John and their son, Hamish. But when Jim Moriarty suddenly becomes bored again, it's time for loose ends to be snipped. (T to be safe)

What happens when Captain Jack Harkness and notorious River Song team up for a special Torchwood mission? So many sexual innuendos it'll send your pants flying across the room. Just you watch them run.

It's Clint's worse nightmare - Natasha was reported injured in duty in Austria, head injury and temporary memory loss. She can't remember meeting them, any of them. She can't remember Clint, she can't remember their nights together and she can't remember ever loving him. All he wants is for her to remember...please.

Jim Moriarty had killed himself on that rooftop, and Sebastian had on some levels convinced himself that sentiment had never obscured his sight when it came to working for Jim, but when Jim shows up very much alive at their flat after four months of disappearance, it seems that Sebastian learns to acknowledge that he really had been lying to himself.