The two senior politicians expected to see Sam asleep in bed watching late night television. They expected him to be alone. But he wasn't alone. Sam/Josh Fluff

Sam Seaborn is really Sam Seaborn Bartlet the only son of Abby and Jed he doesn't like the spot light but the only person who could convince him to help with his father's campaign comes to him and that sets it all of and maybe brings the whole family closer together. Josh/Sam

These are just a bunch of West Wing stories all thrown into one book. I'm not nearly as talented as some authors on here but I really enjoy writing these books!

Tony DiNozzo knew Leo McGarry through his mother. Read as he becomes friends from a distance with the Senior Staff of the White House

What do you think when your life is in danger? Short snippets of the gang's thoughts when Josh is shot. Under 300 words each. Cross-posted to AO3 and Wattpad.

Toby visits Sam's cabin late at night during a stay at Camp David.

Sam arrives at the Bartlet For America headquarters in Manchester, New Hampshire. He's the last senior staff member on board, and is determined to make a good impression.

While Josh endures the crucible of his Christmas Eve session with Stanley Keyworth, Sam and Donna worry about him from afar. Christmas plans are a small price to pay for the chance to help a friend start putting his life back together.

Sam makes a Christmas visit to Ainsley in the Steam Pipe Trunk Distribution Venue and discovers the new decoration above her door. Banter ensues, as does much else. Romantic holiday fluff.

Side Story for the canon-divergence fic "Such A Winter's Day," this probably won't make sense to anyone who hasn't read at least as far as Chapter 24. Sam and Donna's first Christmas together, or their first Christmas together-apart. Part of the promised backfill of story between Chapters 23 and 24, pure fluff and romance.

"I'm your first phone call... before, now, in the future, anytime you're in to something and you don't know what." The first time Sam kisses Ainsley goodnight it is their 100th day in office. Part two in The Times They Are A-changin' series. This is set during that Santos Administration, not the Bartlet Administration.

Spoilers through season two. In season two, we see what Toby says to Sam, right before Leo is going to tell Sam about the president's MS. What if Toby said that to C.J. and Josh, too? What if he ended up being the most emotionally sound of the four?

When Josh and Sam are caught kissing in the stairwell, their world will be turned upside down.

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their own dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt. President Seaborn's inauguration day.

Takes place immediately post 1.14 ("Take This Sabbath Day"). Toby begins to suspect there is more than meets the eye in regards to Sam and Bobby Zane, one of Cruz's lawyers, and enlists Josh to help him figure out the mystery. TW for references to past violence. Just tack this oneshot right to the end of the episode.

Ainsley and Donna have a conversation which prompts Josh to run and tell Sam what he's overheard.

Josh Lyman is never jealous. Never. Especially when it comes to Donna's boyfriends. If only he could convince Sam of that.

This will be a collection of chapters stemming from the 'what could have been' from Sam Seaborn and Ainsley Hayes shippers. AU timeline, I have taken some liberties with the story, but none too big. Bartlet Administration, duh. This story will also contain cute Jed/Abbey moments, hints at Josh/Donna moments and challenges to face our cast of heroes. In progress!

A reworking of season one with a hint of unrequited love, laughter, shenanigans, and emotional tragedy. Summary might change later on. [JoshxSam]

Sam has been elected President, but what happens when the events of Rosslyn happen again. SLASH Sam/Josh

Sometimes when the world ends, you don't. Set post-series in a version of Avonverse. Written for the TWW-Minis colour prompt.

Set just after Red Haven's On Fire. Sam flies back from California one last time to formally resign.

After the shooting at Rosslyn, Josh isn't the only one struggling to deal with what happened.

C.J. Cregg is hosting a party on behalf of student council. Sam finds the night to be more than he anticipated, especially after Josh has the bright idea of starting a game of spin-the-bottle. Josh/Sam, Sam/Toby, CJ/Carol (posted originally on AO3)

One night, President Bartlet decides that the senior staff is going to play a game of Monopoly with him. Not surprisingly, it doesn't go over well. As usual, shenanigans ensue.