The first time Sloan talks to him, Don Keefer's an asshole. In retrospect, she realizes she probably should have taken it as a warning. :: A Sloan/Don gap filler tracing the characters from pre-season through post-finale.

Mickey doesn't appreciate having someone break his rules. Ian/Mickey. Strong language. Pretty fluffy.

Mickey didn't expect Ian to be at his door. He lets him in though, probably always will. Ian/Mickey. R&R.

Mickey's had a lot of almosts in his life and if he wants one thing for sure, can you really blame him? Ian/Mickey. Found this that I'd done a while ago.

So maybe Mickey gets just a little bit possessive when he's been taking coke... sue him.

The thing is, Ian knows that whatever this is between them is burning them both up, but nothing has ever felt quite so right and they don't have the words to explain any of it with words anyway. Set straight after 3x03. Haven't edited it and literally just wrote it so sorry if it's bad, reviews would be appreciated :)

Refusing to allow himself the indignity of crying, Ian took a deep breath, raised one hand, and pushed at Mickey. "Get off of me," Ian said through clenched teeth. IanMick.

"Yeah, me either, until I got the phone call about the fire," Mickey said, then sat down his drink. His sucked his lips clean. "Kid's like, four," he sighed. Ian/Mickey. That one mistake you think is over, will always come back to bite you on the ass.

It's the first time Mickey's seen him since they ended it and he wishes this weren't so damn difficult.

mickey doesn't expect ian to visit.

He thinks I'm asleep. I can pretend I'm asleep... Ian/Mickey

Now that he's back in juvie, Mickey wants nothing more than to forget about Ian but whilst in his anger management class an unlikely friend forces him to face up to his feelings. IanxMickey. Reviews would be great :

The air around them, that so usual air, is stagnant, lingering.

Mickey knows there aren't a lot of things he's good at. Not a lot he can offer Ian. And he shouldn't even want to offer it to him, but Mickey can definitely kill for him. Multi chap. Warning: hints of suicide attempts.

Mickey didn't know what this had become. All he knew was that he had grown used to the redhead with the ever-present grin. Ian/Mickey One-shot Re-uploaded

Requested by hoboswearplaid on Tumblr. The thought of expressing feelings makes Mickey feel sick, but not nearly as sick as the thought of Ian leaving for WestPoint makes him. Rated M for Mickey's charming language. One-Shot.

Future Ian/Mickey fic. It's random, I warn you now.

Sometimes Mickey forgets the minor details in favour of the big scheme of things. But he finds actually that it's the little stuff that comes to bite him in the ass. Ian/Mickey fic.

Mandy pretends she doesn't love Ian, but when she finds out, she has to pretend that Mickey doesn't too. One-shot.

Mickey/Ian fic. This can be taken as a sequel to Bullets and Books, or not. It doesn't matter.

Mickey and Ian really short one-shot.

He crashed to the ground, because gravity didn't get the memo; gravity didn't know he was as light as a feather now, and the rules no longer applied to him.

they don't kill him when they find him getting blown by a guy.

Mickey didn't know when his life got boring, he also didn't know why it got less so when Ian Gallagher walked through the door. One-Shot.

Ian's a dreamer and Mickey's not. Mickey-centric. Ian/Mickey.

At Twenty Two, Ian Gallagher returns from war. Mickey is charged with picking up the pieces.

Ian x Mickey. Mickey gets butterflies every time he looks at that knowing smile plastered across Ian's goddamn face.

Sequel to War Story "I don't want to break you when you're already -" he makes a vague gesture toward you and it pisses you off.

The two of you stand like that, his eyes on you, tearing you to pieces and your eyes on him, trying not to give anything away because you're not really much of the giving sort.

They were all bleeding out, screaming out in agony, and they were just too damn stubborn to stop the bleeding because stopping it meant admitting it was there.

you wanted to be in love and he happened to get in the way.

milkoviches don't cry over dead people, or real people, or bruising fists, or knives.

when mickey was like, five, he was super obsessed with airplanes.

maybe ian has a point about shitty families and shitty parents and sisters who slut around and brothers who fight too much.

mickey doesn't really deserve this, but he wants it all anyway.

prom comes in a flurry of whispers in the crowded hallways, like a tidal wave. ian/mickey

you missed me, ian decides

everyone has secrets.

that's a pretty face, the kind you'd find on someone i could save

ian visits him on the second friday of every month.