July 1999- Laura and Steve go to Urkel Oaks for Laura's first Urkel Reunion. While they are grateful to catch up with Myrtle and other familiar faces, both Laura and Steve are painfully aware that it will be the first time they've seen Steve's parents since they missed his wedding. How will they react to his new wife? How will Steve react to his parents now that he's grown so much?

As Laura and Steve celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary, an unexpected guest arrives at the door. Will Laura and Steve be able to help this old friend while still keeping their relationships with each other and with their family on track or will their past prove to be too much to handle?

Steve contemplates a big career move while trying to seem like just one of the guys at Carl and Eddie's poker game. Laura tries to protect her husband from the feeling of rejection he knows all too well. Max and Eddie talk about their future. (TO BE PUBLISHED IN FIVEISH CHAPTERS)

In an alternate Universe, Laura married Stefan, and Steve moved to Russia. Five years later, their lives seem almost unrecognizable until they finally begin to reconnect. (To be continued...)

Steve is informed that his job might not be as secure as he had once thought, so he and Laura head to a 4th of July party in the hopes of getting back into the company's good graces. However, things never go as planned when an Urkel attends a party. (Thanks for the support! Looking forward to reading many reviews!)

A favorite relative comes to town to stay with the newlyweds. How will Steve and Laura handle the drama she brings to town?

Laura and Steve hit a bump in the road in the bedroom. When a tornado puts all of their lives in danger, the couple and the rest of the family begin to work on their issues.

The whole Winslow clan prepares to help Laura and Steve move into their new apartment, but there is drama amongst the boxes, bubble wrap, and packing peanuts. Will Laura and Steve make it through the first week of their new jobs? Will Carl be able to win Steve's forgiveness? Where will this walk down Memory Lane leave our favorite couple?

Laura tries to prove to herself, Steve, and her father that they will be fine on their own. When working at Ferguson's doesn't go as planned, Laura struggles to talk to Steve about it. When he finally learns what's going on, will he be able to protect her from it? Is it even his place to do so? Was Carl right about him all along?

After Laura discovers Eddie is dating her best friend, she tries to ignore the problem, but living with Eddie makes that impossible. With Mother's Day just around the corner, and Laura feuding with Carl AND Eddie, will Steve be able to keep his new family in one piece long enough to celebrate his first holiday as a real Winslow and bring a little comfort to his wife?

After a fight with Carl, Laura and Steve are out on their own, but they know they need to go to someone for help. Will they be able to make it work living under another relative's roof? Or will things go sour just as quickly? (Episode 4)

Laura and Steve return from their honeymoon, but a series of mishaps leaves the couple in hot water with Carl. Will Carl ever get used to his little girl being a married woman? Will he ever get used to her being married to Steve Urkel? (Episode 3)

Laura and Steve go on their honeymoon but find that there is indeed trouble in paradise. Will they ever get past all the interruptions? A new couple gets their start. (Episode 2 of Season X)

It's the start of the tenth season and Laura and Steve are finally set to tie the knot. An Urkel wedding is expected to be full of mistakes and accidents, but what about a wedding night? Can Steve overcome his nerves to finally take his life-long love for Laura to the next level? Is Laura patient enough to help him through it? (Episode 1 of Season X)

This story has mature themes and will have very mature scenes in later chapters. This takes place the day after the love potion incident in Season 7, so Laura and Steve are 18 and in their senior year of high school. I've always loved that episode, but found it a little off-putting in its intensity. This story deals with that.