It's late July 1992 and the attentions of the citizens of Springfield are absorbed with the US Senate campaigns and helping the "victims" of the infamous blackout. Scandalous accusations lead to new loves found, blackmail schemes, and old enemies resurfacing. Life in Springfield will never be the same. Blake/Ross, Bauers, Thorpes, Marlers, and Spauldings, oh my!

Follows "With Arms Wide Open." This is a series of one-shots and short stories following the Thorpe and Marler families through the years as the kids grow up. Does not follow show canon, but the canon established starting in my story "Everything Is Different Now."

A standalone story set in 1996 and unrelated to all my other stories. After the mistakes they've both made, can Roger and Holly find their way back to each other and make it last forever this time? An AU take on certain events from GL from 1995 onward.

A year (well, technically, 13 months) in the life of the Thorpe and Marler families as they expand. Fourth story in a series, following "Everything Is Different Now"; "Tonight and the Rest of Our Lives"; and "Storm."

Third story in a series, following "Everything Is Different Now" and "Tonight and the Rest of Our Lives." An old adversary strikes back at Roger through that which means most to him: Holly. As they fight to retain the life together they've worked so hard to build, they must rely on the power and depth of their love to see them through.

Roger and Holly start the next phase of their life together. This is their journey from Holly telling Roger, "I'm ready. Let's get married," to the end of the week of the Fifth Street Fire.

Set in mid-December 1994. Roger has to make a choice once and for all: Spaulding Enterprises, or a life with Holly? What will he choose, and what inspires his choice? And how does Holly react?

Roger and Ross catch up with Holly, who can finally get answers. Will she like what she hears? This part has two chapters!

dreams don't always end where we thought that they would (Bloss)

After catching Ross and Tory in a compromising position, Blake has some thinking to do.

A look inside someone's mind.