After an accident leaves Smithers unable to remember Mr. Burns, Burns thinks he can cope once Smithers can get back to work, while others think he's better off. Uncertain whether the memories will ever come back, they must face the possibility of parting ways. Whatever their decision, the experience changes them forever. Inspired by art/scenario from DeviantArt user UnderGrell.

When Smithers hits rock bottom, there's only one way to go: up. As choices have their consequences, Mr. Burns is swept along for the ride - whether or not he wants to be. Implied dubcon, implied drug use.

Sequel to Prohibition. Burns takes Smithers out for drinks to remind himself of the time they drank together during Prohibition and to learn about Smithers' romantic history. Will getting Smithers to come out of his shell allow Burns to come out of his?

Mr. Burns shows Smithers the casket he's bought for them to be interred in. When an earthquake collapses part of the mansion and traps them inside with hours left to live, they share what could be their last embrace. But at what cost?

Sometimes, to help someone you wind up hurting them. Waylon Smithers has spent his life in the lithe shadow of C. M. Burns. While Smithers is mostly happy with that, Burns is not. Burns wants an equal, a peer. He's willing to send Smithers away, and give him a chance to become such. Will Smithers return, or has Burns single-handedly destroyed what fragile relationship they had?

After Smithers gets exceptionally drunk, Mr. Burns learns of his assistant's true feelings for him, forcing him to re-evaluate their relationship. Has he found true love at last? Or is he about to embark on yet another doomed romance?

Mr. Burns finds a romance/horror novel written by Smithers. Suddenly his suspicions are cemented when he finds that the two main characters bear strong resemblances to himself and Smithers. Maybe seeing his assistant in a new light could be a good thing,

Mr. Burns decides to confess to Smithers his love for him. But Smithers becomes overwhelmed by the situation and runs off. Will Mr. Burns be able to get Smithers to talk to him? Or will their relationship suffer irreplaceable damage?

On a stormy night, Smithers is invited to stay at Burns Manor. But what happens when Monty sees Waylon in a way he never had before? Will he be able to ignore the feelings his friend ignites in him? Or will he give in to desire for just one night? Slash!

Burns isn't a stupid man, from his own experiences with the him, he knows that Smithers harbors feelings for himself. But until he says those words to his face under normal circumstances , he'll keep his own feelings for Waylon secret from him.

Smithers writes a letter to Burns, who isn't as oblivious of his assistant's feelings as it seems. Burns/Smithers fluff! XD

Mr. Burns forces Smithers to see a therapist about his depression, and as Smithers recollects important moments throughout his childhood, teen years, and young adulthood, he must face the internal and external conflicts that made him who he is. Ch. 19 up!

When Smithers and Burns get snowed in at Smithers' apartment, the two decide to have an oldfashioned slumber party to pass the time, and things get inevitably heated between them. Chapter 10 up!

When Smithers begins a new romantic relationship with a woman, Mr. Burns must figure out what his feelings of jealousy and guilt are telling him.