Oh, you know, just two sexually frustrated villains awkwardly trying to deal with their flaring hormones (and emotions). Rating for a reason. Rocketshipping.

When Sheldon invites Amy to accompany him to his annual family reunion, she sees it as a major step in the evolution of their romance. But, as the weekend winds down, so do her hopes Sheldon will ever be able to hold up his end of a physical relationship. Will her support during an unexpected tragedy prove to be the catalyst needed to draw her mysophobic boyfriend out of his shell?

ONE-SHOT: Amy is determined to increase Sheldon's feelings for her. Sheldon is equally determined to remain immune to Amy's psychological games. Unfortunately, when his intriguing girlfriend shows up at his apartment one evening dressed strangely, he finds his once-iron determination crumbling around him.

"I took something of yours, Sheldon Lee Cooper. If you can find out what it is, then maybe you can have it back." Despite that declaration of what could be a deity he didn't believe in, his life appeared to be complete. Then he met Amy Farrah Fowler.

When the whole gang goes to the movies, Amy buys a LOT of candy, leaving all of her friends to wonder what's she up to now. One-shot, and Penny has the pants.

"Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler are now friends", or their story through a social network.

A series of first times in Sheldon's relationship with Amy Farrah Fowler.

Things had been going so well...

After being rejected from another audition, Penny starts to question everything about herself: her talents, her charms, her looks. She's still beautiful, right? Every guy she has met has fallen for her charms...except one. And he happens to be the one with the highest of standards. [This is a story about Penny and Sheldon but this isn't Shenny. Character filter isn't about a pair.]

He needs her just as much as Sheldon does and, because of that, he hates himself a little more every day.

"The point of the rook isn't power, but strategy. Having power isn't how you win; it's knowing how to use it."

My fangirl life has lead to this moment. No cliche is left unused. Any resemblance between the characters in this story and the one's you know and love is purely coincidental. POV? What the hell is POV?