With boundaries being crossed and an unconventional new roommate moving into 4D, how do Nick & Jess navigate the ups and downs of their complicated relationship? Inspired by 'New Girl' and the hilariously creative ways people avoid facing their problems. Set post 2x15. Some 'suggestive adult themes' but nothing too smutty.

Inspired by a tumblr prompt. Five times Felicity and Oliver try to have sex, and the one time it happens.

When Felicity needs a date to her cousin's wedding, Oliver comes to her rescue. As the weekend progresses changes in their relationship develop. Began as another trope and turned into a beast of it's own. Rated M for later chapters.

It's two in the morning when Jess comes tiptoeing into Nick's room. "I need you to take back your apology." He had apologized for kissing her and promised to never do it again... And now she's in his room in that stupid soft robe in the middle of the night because she wants him to... take it back? (Set directly after the final scene of episode 2.16 "Table 34". Oneshot.)

During 3x08, after M/M meet-up at the specialist's office. Mary was so rigid at Rosamund's, and then the next time we see them (the next day?), they are flirty and affectionate at the cricket match. I can't help but think that they made up properly during that in-between time, and reconnected with one another…

Set immediately after the end of "Fluffer". Nick is still evaluating his relationship with Jess and debating whether or not it needs to change.

What if Katniss and Peeta realized that they had a lot more in common than they ever suspected? - For the day seven Prompts in Panem challenge, "What If?"

Set in the current season, no spoilers. Sam and Jess split up, which naturally leads Jess to E-Z Bake Ovens, a re-evaluation of all she holds dear, and... Well, Nick.

One small step for man, one dumb leap for Nick Miller.

Nick/Jess. 'Because I love the way you say good morning.' Nick and Jess' life as told through a series of significant mornings in their relationship.

"But whatever the reason, if you are pregnant, would it be so bad?" post-Mockingjay.