On his way to the office, Peter spots Neal, or who he thinks is Neal, miles out of his radius. When Peter confronts him, he says that he doesn't know peter or this 'Neal' person & that he's with his, WIFE? What happens when Peter brings this person in, & what does it mean for the real Neal? Will this look-a-like change team dynamics? WILL NOT BE COMPLETED HERE! I'VE MOVED TO AO3

Peter and Elizabeth find a three year old Neal in their house. De-aged Neal, Awkward yet adorable Peter as a father, Elizabeth as a perfect mother and Mozzie as...Mozzie.

Neal is falling hard for into a relationship, but when Peter finds out just how possessive Neal's new lover can get, he steps in to save the day. Contains slash! Title is cheesy, but I promise the story is good!

Following 'Countdown', Neal is sent back to prison. How will he cope? What happens now Neal is back with some of his enemies? What's Neal got planned? You won't see what's coming. Even at the end. Friendship. Complete! Prequel to next story, Solitary.

Neal's got the shakes. Peter's more than a little concerned. Tag to the season two premiere.

Neal's running late, so Peter goes downstairs to find him... instead there's a teenager being detained on the ground floor and asking for him... repeatedly. !crack! fic where Neal is somehow 16...

"Peter would get his wife back home. And his dog an a leash." Takes place right after 3.10 Countdown. I have no idea how cruel I'll be in the future, so be warned. Neal will get hurt, probably worse than intended. No slash

As depressing as the title is... I assure you, it's not all death and suffering. ; Set... whenever, though I'm picturing the characters in a more season sixish place. It's a what a surprise kidnapping fic, all revolving around what a surprise Reid.

What if Larson really was going after Neal in Point Blank? Except everything didn't go as planned, and more people start getting hurt. It's up to Peter to find Neal before it's too late. Lots of Neal whump, especially in later chapters.

Words said in anger are the hardest to take back. Words said in love are the hardest to say. But if Peter doesn't learn how to do both, then he will have to say the hardest word of all: Goodbye. Warning: angst!