"Fifty Four Days" World. "I just want to see it," Beth shakes her head. "I can't… even if people have ransacked it, and I'm sure, by now, there's nothing useful left, there will still be things that no one would want. Pictures of my family, personal things… I want those things, Rosita. I'm the… I'm the only one left," she then whispers, her tears nearly flooding over.

Gibbs and Shannon love their kids; adopted or not! They both agree Tony and Abby are the best things that ever happened to them. Still, they're both young and inexperienced and they tend to make mistakes, even though they really wish they wouldn't, especially with the insecure little Tony, who's already been hurt too much./Kid AU-Tony-centric/ PLS read the A/N in the first chapter

Trouble lurks around the corner for the team, while Tony and Natalie try to balance their professional lives and their relationshp. Sequel to "Carry Me Through", Tony/OC centric, other characters involved.

A case in a small town becomes an eye-opener when things are said in frustration. Now Tony's left to make some big decisions and he's not sure he has any energy left to do that.

After being shot, Beth wakes up in Grady Memorial to a very normal world with no walkers and where nobody seems to have any recollection of The Turn. When she finds Daryl's bandana among her things, she sets out to find him to see if he remembers her. How will Beth adjust to her new world? Will Daryl remember anything about her?

..Daryl/Beth.. Post S2 AU. Shane is dead. The farm hasn't fallen. And the rest of the group settles in for the incoming winter. Every time Daryl sees Beth, he thinks of how weak she is; of how even Carl can shoot a gun. His job is to keep them all safe and he knows that it's up to him to train her.

Tony, Gibbs, and Vance have returned from Israel and the team is faced with the task of rebuilding, yet again. Post "Aliyah" AU, Tony/OC centric, other characters involved. Additional warnings posted inside.

The DiNozzo children and the McGee twins try to figure out how Grandpa Gibbs gets the boat out of the basement. Set in the "Unconditionally" verse. Cute, fluffy one shot!

Tony and McGee find that unconditional love and friendship can come from all different places as the team struggles with the changes in their lives as well as closing the book on a four year old cold case. Sequel to "Good-bye, My Love". McGee/Delilah, Tony/OC.