The sequel to Out of the Basement! Tony and Gibbs adjust to having separate teams while planning their wedding, cases that were laid to rest spring to new life, Dorney learns what it means to be an agent, and everyone learns the hard way that nothing is as it seems. Slash Tony/Gibbs, McGee/Abby, Ziva/OC (Dion).

"Gibbs might be the leader of the team, but Tony was the soul. Right now, he didn't know how long it would be until that came back." The aftermath of a case leaves Gibbs wondering if Tony DiNozzo has a limit. Team friendship, Gibbs/Tony friendship, heavy on the Tony angst.

Gibbs and Tony are in a tricky situation and communication is ... er ... difficult. How will the functional mute and the chatterbox cope?

Where is the latest assignment for DiNozzo and McGee? Er ... a Retirement Community. What could possibly go wrong? Final chapter up.

Tony centric, aftermath of Boxed In. Not my usual.

Tony is thrown overboard and his ability to survive depends on factors beyond his control.

McGee has left NCIS for a wonderful new job but things don't go quite as expected - and then he gets a visitor from DC. A bit of humour, a bit of hurt/comfort, most of the team involved at some point.

Gibbs and Tony have a falling out. When Gibbs catches up with Tony he finds things have changed ... and are those things quite what they seem to be? Final chapter now up.

Tony has his favorite place and treat when he has a bad date, but what happens when someone interrupts that?

Gibbs and Tony have a long talk as a result of events that transpired during Bury Your Dead. This story does not follow canon and contains some OOC. There is bashing of Ziva, Abby and Tim, mostly Ziva and Abby, there is also redemption. I forgot to add this when I first published ths story.

We all know Gibbs needs glasses ... how does he get them? How does Tony help? What does McGee do? More silliness!

Tony returns to D.C. after two weeks away testifying at a trial and it seems that the entire team has turned against him. Events happen that cause him to have to make possibly life-changing decisions. So he leaves town without telling anyone the reason why. Will the attitudes of his team cause him to make the wrong decision? Will Gibbs find out what's going on with his agent?