Unlike Neal Caffrey, Nathan Clay looked before he leaped. He didn't rush into things without due consideration; he counted the costs and calculated the risks. But even when cautiously approached and thoroughly researched, some things simply refused to go according to plan. Post Series sequel to Apres Moi, Bonjour Encore and It's a Wonderful Life.

After weeks of an ongoing investigation, Peter and the team are finally ready to reel in their catch. But before Peter, posing as a wealthy investor, can close the deal, an unexpected event derails his plans as he finds himself face to face with his most sought after foe and personal adversary, Neal Caffrey. Pre-series.

When push comes to shove, Peter and Neal learn some rules are meant to be broken. Just a short snippet set early season one.

When a mysterious package arrives at the Burke house, Peter sets out on a mission to save a kid in trouble. But instead of one, he finds two. One shot, set pre-series.

It's Neal's first time out of the anklet, working undercover for the FBI. He's excited, the team's excited but Hughes and Peter, well, not so much. Set after Pilot and before Book of Hours...One-shot (albeit a long one).

Neal had been acting strange all week and Peter was determined to find out why. Just a quick, one-shot story.

Just when Peter thought the day couldn't get any worse, it did. And it wasn't always Neal's past that came back to haunt them; this time it was his. Set around the middle of the first season.

Neal's completed his sentence and it's his last day at White Collar. He should be happy but he's not. He's gaining his freedom but is he losing something that means even more? Just a quick holiday story :)

It wasn't unusual for Neal to get into trouble during an investigation, but this time he was in trouble before the investigation even began.

When Neal goes off the grid and commits a high profile crime, he puts Peter on the hot seat with his own department as well as the NYPD. Section Chief Hughes, believing Peter's fondness for his CI has clouded his judgment, benches him. Has Neal really managed to con his handler or is something else going on? Peter is determined to find out the truth. Set season 2.

Nathan Clay spends Christmas in New York. Just a little holiday fun; one shot only. If you haven't read Apres Moi or Bonjour Encore, this might be hard to follow.

When a job offer gives Nathan Clay an excuse to return to New York, he accepts in spite of the risk it entails. Seeing an opportunity not only to connect with the life he left behind but to help Peter on a case, he hatches a plan to expose the Cordero operations in the City. He managed to fool the Cordero's once: Is twice pressing his luck? Sequel to Après moi. Post Series

Peter wants a little quality time with Elizabeth after being out of town for a week, but his evening plans take an unexpected turn. This is a just for fun story; four chapters :) Sick Fic.

When an undercover operation into a crime ring exposes police corruption, false statements send law enforcement on a manhunt for Neal Caffrey. Injured and on the run from both the criminals and the NYPD, Neal can only trust Peter. But as his situation appears to grow more desperate, so does his doubts. He trusts Peter, but does Peter really trust him?

Nathan Clay has a life, a more-legitimate-than-not occupation, and a friend-with-benefits in Paris. His life is safe and purposefully empty of emotional ties; just the way he designed it. It cost him dearly to create a new life for himself, but when someone from his previous one shows up and needs his help, will he be willing to risk everything to be Neal Caffrey again? Post-series

When a ruthless criminal under investigation by the FBI takes Neal, Peter has to rescue him before its too late. He may joke that he can always find Neal, but after three days of being brutalized for information, locating him is just the beginning of Peter's search to find his friend.

Neal agrees, against Peter's better judgement, to work undercover as Nick Halden to help agents from another division snag a killer. The plan is a simple one; but since when does anything go according to the plan?

Neal's tracker shows he is out of his radius as a snowstorm blankets the city. The marshals think he is attempting to flee but Peter knows better.

Escape is always an option and Neal likes to keep his options open. When the perfect chance to do just that arises, will he take it?

Angry words are hard to remove from the hearts they injure, but it doesn't mean we shouldn't try.

When an undercover operation goes awry, Peter gets a glimpse of the Neal behind the mask.