Secrets can kill. C. Montgomery Burns deals in money (and favors), often outside the eye of the law. When a jealous rival threatens to expose one of his covert projects, his money and power might still not be enough to save his life, or that of his beloved Smithers. (Takes place after "Unfolding of Waylon Smithers," featuring some familiar OCs from that tale.)

Sometimes, to help someone you wind up hurting them. Waylon Smithers has spent his life in the lithe shadow of C. M. Burns. While Smithers is mostly happy with that, Burns is not. Burns wants an equal, a peer. He's willing to send Smithers away, and give him a chance to become such. Will Smithers return, or has Burns single-handedly destroyed what fragile relationship they had?

Before Waylon Smithers Jr. ever worked for C. M. Burns, his father was the tycoon's friend and trusted companion in more ways than one. This story takes us through the life of Waylon Smithers Sr, from the time he first started working for Burns, to the final days of his life. Learn what really happened in those years they worked together.

A normal failure of a human woman is suddenly abducted by none other than Marvin the Martian. Many obstacles and events will happen. Maybe this time Marvin will finally find his true love that will be here to stay and not be lost to Duck Dodgers.

Bart has been a pretty irresponsible person all his life and now he is trapped in a relationship he doesn't want to have. There is some slash, starting chapter 5 with Burns/Smithers. Other couples involve Milhouse/Lisa, Alex/Bart and Marge/Homer. R&R.

When Smithers begins a new romantic relationship with a woman, Mr. Burns must figure out what his feelings of jealousy and guilt are telling him.