Finding yourself is a little like losing yourself in the process: he would know. Post-TWS.

England casts a spell to rid himself of Spain. As expected it goes wrong; leaving Romano to deal with the many personalities of Spain. That sounds like a normal day for Romano, right? It would be if the personalities not had their own personifications.

Sleep was hard to come by, but it was in the late hours of the night that Spain took Romano in dance.

Fate is once kind, twice cruel. And Captain Antonio Fernandez Carriedo does not have a heart, nor does he fall in love with his prisoners. But Lovino Vargas might just be the fuel to his flame - certainly there's more to him than meets the eye. (Rated T for swearing, violence and slight adult themes)

Sesshy lets Rin go surprisingly far with her ideas. And small children have lots of ideas, not all of them so flattering to the one playing a guardian. Series of oneshots where Sesshy plays daddy. Just how much flowers can one handle? Extreme fluffiness..

Modern AU: Romano couldn't help but be instantly attracted to the stranger on the train, the one with bright green eyes and an unforgettable smile. How could something so simple end up changing his life so much? Lots of fluff! SpaMano with a touch of GerIta!

Antonio is the easy-going, life-loving art professor and Lovino is the Italian exchange student who walks into his art studio. When Antonio falls in love he thought he only had his job to worry about, but maybe it's Lovino's dark secret that'll push him away. Trigger warning for self-harm and dark themes.

She didn't belong to him...yet.

Antonio has been feeling lonely with his recent break up with his on/off boyfriend. The solution: a new kitten that his boss doesn't want. Just as he gets used to this cat, a new challenge is thrown at him. How do you teach a cat to be human?

Events after 'The Great Game' leave Sherlock dependent on his best friend and colleague. But John has a secret of his own... Hurt/Comfort, Romance. Slash. Now with PODFIC!

Sherlock is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Warning: angst like whoa.