A version of what could happen after Holly said 'Goodnight' to Gail at the end of 5.07. Femslash. Gail/Holly. Will add to it if there's interest. My first fic on here

Gail has some important news to share with her wife. If only Holly would stop talking (and hyperventilating) long enough to hear it. Established Golly relationship. Spoiler alert: pregnancy fic.

A/U featuring Gail and Holly. A different look at them as individuals and as a couple. What happens when one of them calls their relationship off and is then left reeling from her own misery? Are they really soul-mates or is it possible to move on? Reviews welcomed and appreciated!

Gail and Holly parted on not so good terms. Now, they have to meet again. I own nothing

When Nick walked out on their wedding and joined the army, Gail didn't go back home. She joined the intelligence department. She became somewhat a spy. But what happens when five years later a mission leads her to go back home? When she has to face her family after five years of silence? And what happens when she falls in love with a certain Pathologist?

Gail Peck is not "just" a Peck, but getting to reinvent yourself beyond your family when you've been born into the Peck Dynasty is not a simple nor easy journey. Gail probably wouldn't have bothered to change, but then there was Holly. It's messy, it's complicated, but sometimes you come out the end a better person, snark intact.

Prompt: "IMAGINE PERSON A OF YOUR OTP BEING THE ABSOLUTE LAST IN THEIR SOCIAL CIRCLE TO FIND OUT THAT B IS SEVERAL MONTHS PREGNANT." BONUS IF PERSON B JUST ASSUMED A KNEW SO WASN'T EVEN ACTIVELY HIDING ANYTHING. [Title from "Sail to the Moon" by Radiohead]

AU : Follows the lives of two strangers, Gail an artist who is apartment sitting for her brother and Holly is a mother of one adorably cute little guy. Both have been hurt in the past, both have their issues. They find their way into each others lives, but can they stay there?

Takes place after 05x11. Gail knew she never should have hoped, knew she should have never thought she could have happiness.