Mycroft Holmes supposes there's something to be said about the general domestication of dating someone semi-permanently. Harry Hart doesn't mind telling him exactly what that is. Sequel to "the implications of dating a suited killer".

There are many puzzles in Alec Hardy's life, but maybe there's still room for one more.

Rose and John have lived happily for 4 years, but when they meet up with the Doctor and Clara, their world is ripped apart, only to come together again. It's Rose, Clara, and the Doctor now on a journey around the universe. Join them as they go through ups and downs, fighting monsters, and figuring out just WHO the Bad Wolf really is, and how Clara is connected to it all.

Rose and John Smith's (tentwo) new life start off a little bumpy, but they come together, get married, and have a daughter named Clara Smith. She's their impossible girl. What happens when she grows up and ends up meeting The Doctor and...herself? Rose, John, The Doctor, and both Clara's go on a wild ride through Time and Space.

The loss of a Number sends John into crisis and compels Harold to whisk the duo away to an exotic hideaway. This is my follow up to Don't Mention It, in case you would like to read that first. This is also a Rinch story. So you've been warned, okay? It's non-explicit but rated for sensuality. Disclaimer: I do not own Person of Interest or these characters.

PWP-Basically Destiel fluff with a hint of Sabriel. Dean invites Castiel to watch a movie with him, Cas is confused by his strange behaviour. He goes to Sam for help and ends up getting more than he could have hoped for.

When Harold Finch falls ill during a case, nursing care from John Reese brings up feelings he's been denying.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! This time Reese is sick and there is only one other person who is willing to come and help him. My second Rinch story. R&R!

The scarlet thread of live was slowly unravlinng, and there was nohing Watson could do about it.