Grace and Karen thought they planned the perfect getaway, away from the prying eyes of Will and Jack, finally able to be with each other without having to look over their shoulders. But when the guys end up inviting themselves along for the trip, all they want is a moment alone together.

When Will and Jack are away on their summer vacations, Grace and Karen fall into a brilliant three-week romance. But once the boys return, their brief relationship becomes a secret, never to be mentioned or acted on again. That is, unless Grace can muster up the courage to tell Will exactly what Karen means to her.

When Grace gave Karen a box full of copies of Next to Godliness, she kept one for herself, not knowing just how much of an impact the video would have on her. And when Karen finds out about Grace's little secret, she's determined to give her boss the surprise of a lifetime. Based on 2x06, "To Serve and Disinfect."

For as long as they've known each other, Karen was the one Grace went to with her relationship troubles. When Leo Markus came along, Karen instantly hated him. But as time went on, and she helped Grace through all of the things Leo put her through, she started to realize her reasons for hating him went deeper than she thought. And she started to realize her own feelings for Grace.

When Karen came up with her plan to steal Lorraine's photos of her affair with Stan, she knew Grace would make a good distraction. She just didn't realize how good of a distraction. Inspired by the plot of 10x08, "Anchor Away."

Once upon a time, Grace and Karen accidentally created a holiday tradition in Grace's hour of need. Fourteen years later, after they let that tradition fall to the wayside, Grace decides to dust it off and give Karen a reason to smile.

Set directly after "Anchor Away" (10x08). Grace gets a redo of her performance at the strip club, with Karen as her audience.

Grace finally realizes why it feels so good to hear Karen call her "Honey."

Grace had been able to keep the events of last year's office Christmas party in the back of her mind. But when Karen asks her why they can't have another one, she can't stop thinking about what happened between them during their last get-together. She can't stop thinking about how badly she wants it to happen again. Inspired by "Jingle Balls."

For as long as she can remember, Karen has kept a diary dedicated to the ones she loved and lost, the ones who left, the ones who broke her heart. She could tell from the start that Grace wasn't like the others. But her history is daunting, and her walls are built high. And she knew that sooner or later, that diary would dictate their story.

Three of the most common words can so easily become three of the most difficult. Karen/Grace sequel to "Quiet," inspired by the Avett Brothers song of the same name. Now complete.

If it was never spoken of, can it be played off as a dream? Grace/Karen inspired by the Rachael Yamagata song of the same name. Now complete.

Thirteen years is plenty of time to extinguish a flame, or it could be plenty of time to strengthen the light. Because no action is meaningless, and no memory is forgettable. Grace/Karen. Now complete.

It started, as it always does, with a dream. But it's only a matter of time before the dream inevitably unravels. Karen/Grace inspired by the John Grant song of the same name. Now complete.

It was a crazy month that intoxicated them in ways they couldn't understand. But he would do it all over again if he could. Will/Karen inspired by the Counting Crows song of the same name. Now complete.

She came apart, piece by piece, until she was completely broken at the end. And now that she finally reassembled herself, she finds the cycle beginning again. Grace/Karen. Now complete.

She could disappear at any moment, but she'll leave a lasting impression. Will/Karen. Now complete.

It was only a few hours...but it could change everything. Will/Karen inspired by the Melissa Etheridge song of the same name. Now complete

What will it take to rekindle a flame? Will/Karen inspired by the Indigo Girls song of the same name. Now complete.

He knew that it would happen like this. But he was never prepared for it. Will/Karen, inspired by the Nada Surf song of the same name. Now complete.

It was such a beautiful mistake. And she had no one to blame but herself. Will/Karen. Now complete.

All Karen wants is someone to rock her to sleep. K/G fic inspired by the song "Rock Me To Sleep" by Jill Sobule. A line or two from the song is used.

Two months. No names, no love notes. Nothing that can serve as evidence after the fact. All they have is each other. WK fic inspired by the song "You'll Remember" by Patty Griffin. Now complete.

When the opportunity arises, take advantage. Grace/Karen, inspired by the song "Days" by Marry Me Jane each line of the song serves as a title for a chapter. Now Complete.

Something I had written about a year ago. Based on the Eric Schaeffer film "Fall," Will and Karen meet by chance in 1997, a year before Karen is to work for Grace, and start an affair.

All Jordan wants is to be with Woody, she can even picture it, but there is one obstacle she's not sure they can overcome. Inspired by the song "Green You Can't Touch Me " by Amanda Kravat; lyrics are in italics.

Grace wants nothing more than to be the one to make Karen smile, but she isn't sure if Karen feels the same way.

When Jordan starts to show weakness, Woody wants nothing more than to be the one to comfort her.

Emily's half of a conversation she had with Chris on the night of her death.

Sequel to My Sweetest Downfall. Grace may not think it, but Karen has never forgotten what they had together.

When Karen starts working for Grace, Grace remembers that they've had a past. Inspired by the first two lines of "Samson" by Regina Spektor.