Companion to carylfan10's "You're My Home." An evening spent watching a movie with Niles and David makes Daphne realize just how lucky she is. One-shot. Rating is for slight innuendo.

Sequel to "Niles, The Hero." Niles doesn't want any acknowledgement for saving a young boy's life, but meeting the child's parents changes his perspective. One-shot.

When Niles' attempt at reconciliation with Maris ends in disaster, he reluctantly returns to Frasier's, preparing himself for ridicule. But what he finds when he arrives makes him happier than he ever dreamed. An "unofficial" continuation of Kristen 3's "A Night With Daphne". (Episode: "The Maris Counselor")

Sequel to "Beholden" by iloveromance. Daphne is still troubled by Roz's hurtful comments, but then a vision lets her know that everything will be all right. Mostly fluffy one-shot.

Niles comes home from work one night, and is suddenly overwhelmed with love for the woman in his life. Post-series one-shot.

In blissful gratitude to the man she loves so deeply, Daphne buys a special surprise for Niles. But Roz's interference threatens to ruin Daphne's happiness. (Episode: "The Wizard and Roz").

Niles never expected to find himself babysitting Alice, but he's even more surprised by what happens when a visitor stops by. One-shot. Huge thank-you to BaronessBlixen for inadvertently giving me the idea!

When Daphne accidentally overhears a conversation between Niles and Joe, the contractor he hired to fix Frasier's floor, she begins to see the younger Dr. Crane in a new light and confesses a secret of her own. (Episode: "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine").

When Daphne's marriage to Donny collapses, Daphne finds herself driving back to Seattle.

It may be a small hotel room in one of the gambling capitals of the world, but for Niles and Daphne, it's a perfect honeymoon suite. One-shot. Sequel/companion to "He Gave Her His Name," by carylfan10.

When Daphne shows Niles a magical night to ease his anxiety after he was humiliated at the Sea Bee Awards, he shows his appreciation in a way that he never expected. Continuation of "Radio Daze" (Episodes: "Ham Radio" and "Moon Dance").

A challenging afternoon with David ultimately helps remind Daphne how lucky she is. One-shot.

The walk from Nervosa to Elliot Bay Towers leads Daphne on a journey of another sort. Sequel/companion to "A Very Lilith Birthday" by carylfan10. One-shot.

It's Valentine's Day, and David wants to give an extra-special gift to Daphne. In the meantime, Daphne has a gift of her own...

Daphne gets a most unexpected visitor the night before her wedding to Donny. A very AU version of SBSB

One simple request from his daughter leads Niles to tell the best love story he can think of: his own. One-shot. Rating is for some innuendo.

Three short stories about Niles, Daphne and David.

Sequel/companion to "Motherhood" by crazysockmonkeys (written with permission). Niles and Daphne enjoy a rare night without their son. One-shot. Rating is for some minor adult content.

Niles attempts to overcome his fear of heights while accompanying David on a rock-wall climb. One-shot.

After surviving a disaster at Frasier's apartment on Valentine's Day, Niles realizes that he's been given a second chance at life and is persuaded to confess his love for Daphne in the hopes of winning her heart. (Episode: "Three Valentines").

Niles' attempt to cheer Daphne up on Valentine's Day goes much better than he expected. One-shot.

Niles is upset when weather prevents Frasier from visiting, but Daphne knows how to cheer him up. Post-series one shot, rated for some minor adult content.

This story is a continuation of "The Return of Martin Crane". Warning for mature innuendo.

Sequel/missing chapter to "I'll Be Here" by funnygirlOoObroadwaybaby (written with author's permission). After learning that Daphne has been hospitalized, Niles rushes to her side immediately. He makes a promise that heals both of them. One-shot.

After Niles and Mel's union ends unexpectedly, Daphne and Niles return to the Elliot Bay Towers in the hopes of starting a new life. But anxieties and guilt plague Daphne, leaving Niles to worry that she'll never be able to forgive herself. A continuation of "To Have and To Hold"