Pope gets a little bit of what he deserves. (Brenda/Fritz)

Just a small piece of fluff on what I wanted to see after the episode "Two Options" of Major Crimes. Brenda/Fritz. Spoilers inside. I'm posting it here solely because of Brenda.

Did you ever wonder what happened after Fritz confiscated the Double Eagle golden coins for the FBI and told Brenda she couldn't see them because they were now "government property"? Here's a look at a sizzling compromise she made in order to get a closeup look at them. This is a missing scene from 7:17 "Fool's Gold".

He didn't want to admit he wasn't chasing her just because it was his job. She didn't want to admit she wasn't trying very hard to get away. Nate/Sophie, pre-series.

Five times Nate and Sophie weren't sleeping together...and one time they were.

Nate and Sophie are booked in the same room during one of their cons...set after The Hot Potato Job

The title says it all. Here are some missing scenes between Nate and Sophie during the episode. Spoilers if you haven't seen it

The morning is bright with possibility. Ep addition for 'The San Lorenzo Job'.

He pulled her to him, feeling her nakedness against his clothed body. Her lips were slightly parted; her cheeks blushed. He had known all along how he felt about Sophie, but it was in this moment when he knew it- he was in love with Sophie Devereaux.

Sophie/Nate. A slight mishap occurs when Sophie and Nate decide to cook dinner together that leads them from the kitchen to the bedroom. M rated for graphic sexual content. Oneshot. Reviews are loved!

A series of drabbles inspired by the end of the Maltese Falcon Job from the perspecive of every character. Might do a Sterling chapter, but I hate him so much I don't care. Please read and review!

She changed her mind. Nate Ford had never thought himself a hero. But a father? That was a different story. Apparently, once a parent, always a parent. post-finale, Nate/Sophie and some team bonding.

50 Prompts: Nate and Sophie remember various incidents in their past. *Previously Known As 'In Living Memory'*

Paul Weston is the hungriest man in New York.

They were both a little breathless, since Matecaña was a little over 1.3 miles above sea level. “You just like having an excuse to be near me,” Sophie said. “Maybe,” Nate replied, & avoided her gaze studiously. “Can you blame me? Look at yourself."

Nate stayed up late that night and thought about what he could do to remedy his idiocy, which didn’t get him too far, since he could only strategize in the split-seconds that he could think past his desire.

Nate had a glass of water over the sink, turned around, kicked off his shoes and picked her up off her feet, declaring, “Round two!” as they made it to the couch.

Before he got up to tuck her in on the couch and go off to his room, he spent a few minutes holding perfectly still, studying her face, brushing her hair behind her ear with a fingertip, willing himself to remember every detail. Just in case...

Leverage related odds and ends, primarily drabbles pulled from the margins of my notebooks. Full explanation inside. Nate/ Sophie, Eliot/ OFC, Hardison/ Parker. Rated T to M for Strong Language and References.

Nate's thoughts about the mystery that is Sophie. Nate/Sophie. Companion to Opposites.

Sophie's thoughts about who she is, or more acurately, who she isn't. Sophie/Nate. Companion to Attract.

It brings tears to her eyes the way he looks at her.

Greece is always beautiful but that summer the air was particularly fragrant.

Nate and Sophie hide out for a while in what could be an interesting situation. If only they were alone...

A story about what happens when things don't turn out quite the way you expect. Sophie/Nate. Now complete.

He's different than she thought he'd be in bed. Sophie/Nate

Sophie asks Nate to help her get ready for her audition. One shot fluff/humor, implied N/S.

Oneshot. Ep addition for 'The Mile High Job' -- someone doesn't want to leave the Cayman Islands, and who can blame her? Sophie/Nate

Post "Wedding Job". Nate muses over Sophie's ire at the Mosconi wedding and comes to a surprising realization. You can't save time in a bottle.

On Christmas Eve, Deputy Chief Brenda Leigh Johnson and Special Agent Fritz Howard discover a lot about family, each other, and themselves on a night filled with holiday magic.

Maybe we should think about moving in together. Post Standards and Practices, BrendaFritz fluff.