Their timing was all wrong, but eventually they caught up to it. The episodes of Season 7 - Season 9 and beyond, as seen through Robin's and Barney's eyes. Note: This story only recognizes up to the legitimate canon ending in 9.22.

Barney/Robin drabbles for each episode of the series.

Jeff gets a new roommate.

"The best romance is inside marriage; the finest love stories come after the wedding, not before." A collection of drabbles about Barney and Robin's married life.

"Writing in you is stupid. *Really* stupid. You aren't sentient and regardless of what Lily says, I don't 'need an emotional outlet.'" Robin's diary from 7x18: "Karma" onwards, with strong hints of B/R.

The morning after the night before (contains major spoilers for 8x12).

"Well," Tom says, standing up, "I hate to be the one to tell you this, but movies make it seem fun because the maid of honor always goes home with the best man."

While walking home from the Hoser Hut, Barney comes to a fascinating realization about Robin's music career past. A fluffy one-shot. Post-"Glitter".

The story of the box. 8.01 Spoilers

Barney and Robin have finally found their way back to each other and are ready to start a life together. Future set story with some loose references to Season 8 spoilers.

Barney and Robin share a dance at James and Tom's wedding.

In the wake of Hurricane Quinn, Barney and Robin attempt to move on while still retaining some semblance of their now irrevocably changed friendship. Yet neither one can quite shake their seemingly hopeless feelings for each other. Or: Musings on Season 8 before it's Joss'd outta town. *Contains some potential spoilers* Complete!

But Ann makes bad decisions about men. And Tom, for as long as she's known him, has made bad decisions about women. Maybe this whole relationship is a bad decision that they made because they don't know how to do anything else.

Barney can't take it anymore. He's the only one who knows how to get Robin out of this funk, and he decides to do just that. An extended drabble set one week before "Big Days".

"Kids, in the summer of 2012, Robin dragged Barney up to Canada for a week-long Canada Day celebration. He wasn't particularly appreciative of this in the beginning..."

"Nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity." With Barney engaged to someone else, Robin tries to move on by starting over.

"Let's get married," she blurted out, effectively bringing any further conversation about laser tag to an abrupt halt. She really didn't mean to say it like that. When Barney looked at her like he'd just seen a ghost, she considered back-pedaling.

Robin and Barney celebrate Canada Day in style. A future set, mini one-shot.

She doesn't believe in happy endings. / Thoughts, memories, and one regret. B/R, drabble

The story of Barney and Robin's summer of secret love. Takes place between the end of Season 4 and the beginning of Season 5.

How a hurricane and a prank call almost brought Barney and Robin back together. Their thoughts during the flashback portion of "Disaster Averted". This is a companion piece to "Catching The Clock".

Just who did Ted see in Robin's bedroom that night?

"Hello, you've reached the Stinson-Scherbatsky household, we can't make it to the phone right now…"

Barney and Robin attempt to run away from their wedding. Barney gets distracted.

What, or rather who, was Robin really thinking about when she became "friends with benefits" with Ted in Season 4?

After giving Barney another girl's phone number, Robin takes a tumble down the stairs.

Two's company, three's a crowd - especially when you're trapped in close quarters

Tag to the end scene of "Say Cheese" 5x18 . The consequences to Robin's trick on Barney were more serious than she thought they'd be.

Robin hates her job. Set during Season 5 - Zoo or False

Those big romantic moments are great when they happen, but they're not real. This is real.

Barney and Robin avoid their anniversary, Ted avoids taking advice on his booty call. I avoid writing a good summary because I suck at it.

And One They Don't Mind So Much. Barney/Robin. Post season four.

Several years in the future, Barney and Robin get married. It's only partially to screw with Ted. Barney/Robin.

The story of how Robin falls in love with Halloween, and Ted continues to hope. Inspired by comments made by Ted, Robin, and FutureTed in 1x06, "Slutty Pumpkin". Post-The Leap. Takes place in mid-Season Five. Written like an episode.

Um, Robin, that sounds exciting and all, but don't you think this might be kind of a bad time to go so far away?" Set Post-The Leap.

After The Goat, the gang carry on, but also, they kinda don't.

While busting out his magic skills, a drunken Barney has a slight fire incident. Robin comes to the rescue.

She's never heard a love story like this one. mirror post from LJ

A super-long fic that loosely follows the events, actions, and relationships of the TV show, just with a bit more Barney/Robin flair. COMPLETE

A collection of HIMYM shorts, with a Robin/Barney bent. #5 prompt: "Something involving an aquarium, a root beer float, and a trench coat."

Answers a question from Not A Father's Day

Four times Barney kissed Robin, and one time he didn't. Follows regular episodes, but somewhat AU.

Robin doesn't fall in love with Barney -- except for how she totally does . Barney/Robin, with spoilers through the fourth season, although the most recent plot points play out differently in this story.

As far as defensive reactions went, The Distraction Reaction was the least effective. The equivalent to throwing the dog a bone when you had a sirloin steak in-hand, any idiot could have told her that it just wasn’t going to work out. Barney/Robin.

He couldn’t really remember, Barney thought as he sat with his lips on his scotch and his eyes on her face, exactly when he had fallen in love with her.

The first time she kisses him, she’s seventeen with the weight of another boy’s bracelet around her wrist. It feels like the bravest thing she's ever done. Lit.

Robin Scherbatsky didn’t need anybody to tell her that she was a smart, sophisticated lady with legs that could make paraplegics stand to attention, if you knew what she meant.

Who really bought the doormat that mysteriously shows up on Robin's doorstep?

Barney Stinson was a god among men. It was just a fact of life that he had long since made his peace with.

Robin deals with the aftermath of "The Goat," in true Scherbatsky style.

In the wake of Ted meeting The Mother, Barney prepares to lose his wingman to the evils of monogamy once and for all. Robin gets to console him.

It's the little things, really. [Lit]

He didn’t leave a lot when he went. A handful of CDs and dozens of margins—not enough words that were theirs and too many that were his...Rory, Jess, the words that made them. Lit implied.