"What's this?" She picked her head up in time to see Marcus reaching for the box of rosewood on the center shelf. She froze. When he took hold of it, her entire body tensed even further. Should she lie? Tell the truth? All she knew was she didn't want Marcus touching that box. "Just some old letters," she said neutrally. She could hear her high voice in her own ears.

Fic prompt for Grrarrggh: Sometime during the two years Jane is away on the beach, Lisbon has to fake her death.

Lisbon could barely believe she was still alive, let alone that Jane had kissed her—several times, actually—and that she'd agreed to come over to his hotel room for a bath. Especially that she'd agreed to come over to his hotel room for a bath. Sequel to "The Tiger and the Lamb."

"I am a demigod, okay? Stop that! I will smite you! You want to get...smote? Smoten?" (Reinterpreting the Death myth of Maui)

A mishap results in Maleficent having to take certain measures to ensure that her servant doesn't freeze to death. Diaval doesn't exactly *mind* her methods. Maleval fluff. Takes place after the film, perhaps a few years down the line.

Diaval didn't mean to confess his feelings for Maleficent so suddenly, but now that they're out in the open: all he can do is hope that she feels the same way. Takes place after the film.

Happily Ever After was never the end of the story. Aurora and Phillip learn the duties and trials of ruling a kingdom. Meanwhile, Maleficent and Diaval drift ever closer, much to Maleficent's consternation. (Phillora, Maleval)

What happens in the aftermath of the fight at the castle, set during movie. (Maleval sort of)

1940. As bombs destroy Mary's precious London, they take something even more dear. Mary/Bert. -I do promise a happy ending, but you might want tissues.

"Y' just jumped off a roof! Of course I'm looking at you like you're mad! You're completely barmy!" -One cold winter night, Herbert Alfred stumbles into what may be the turning point of his life. A bit of an origin story for Mary Poppins and Bert's friendship. (Warning: could be triggering for some.)

Mary returns to Cherry Tree Lane for Bert and her happily ever after. Sequel to Every Story Has A Story!

Everyone knows Mary and Bert have a past. It's time that past was told. Mary/Bert.

Mary is afraid that Bert only loves her because of her practical perfection. Bert sets the record straight, though she tries her best to muck up a perfectly good speech. Mary/Bert oneshot.

"You are Herbert Alfred, are you not? And you are in want of a wife, are you not?" A ripped up letter brings Mary Poppins back into Bert's life in a big way. Mary/Bert. Oneshot.

When he caught sight of the blood smear, a small handprint that swept toward the door and still seemed to desperately cling to the frame in one last attempt to resist being taken, he inhaled a sudden, frenzied breath and called Cho.

It's true what they say: you don't know what you got til it's gone. Is it too late to save Pam, or does Jim have a second chance? JAM, set after The Negotiation, S3.

Karen witnesses a moment between Jim and Pam, and understands where his heart belongs.

The unnoticed night of conception.

Occurring during the summer between season 3 and 4: Pam doesn't change her clothes after work and Jim has himself a little 'moment'.

What if the flasher had gone after Pam instead of Phyllis, and what if he was a little more serious? A 'What if' that takes place during Women's Appreciation. Rated T for adult themes. Very mild swearing.