"You went to all this trouble? Whatever happened to keeping this day simple?" she teased. He smiled, gesturing for her to sit. She swung around once, twice, three times in the chair that she had always complained about. It was still temperamental, but now it was a fond memory. As she pulled herself closer to the desk, her eye caught on the small burst of light. She froze.

When he kisses her, it's not soft. Not at first.

"Laurel Lance. She tried to run. She at least tried to break free. But you? You didn't bother to run." Slade tells Oliver he sees the appeal. But what did Felicity do/say for Slade to understand? This is something that popped into my head and I couldn't quite shake.

Roy learns the hard way to ignore scorned women. Their rage? Manageable. The real terror is a vengeful Felicity Smoak-Queen. [Sequel to Quirks]

It doesn't matter how much time or distance Felicity puts between herself and the city where she was raised, she hates Las Vegas. While traveling with Oliver, she's reminded of this when they receive an unexpected visitor armed with less than unexpected questions.

When watermelon seeds and four syllable names are ruining Roy's life, he decides to take back control.

When Felicity wakes up disoriented and confused, the only logical conclusion is that she had an allergic reaction. Because anything else would be ridiculous. And surreal. And she wears panda flats. Things like... anything else... do not happen to IT girls who wear panda flats!

It has been eighteen months since Oliver last saw his best friend, and, apparently, while apart, Tommy Merlyn spent way too much of his time watching soft-core porn.

After returning home from Lian Yu, Oliver can't acclimate to his former life and lifestyle, so he leaves Starling City and starts a new life for himself in a rural mountain town. It isn't much of a life, though... until, one holiday season, a repeat customer catches his eye.

After Oliver is injured fighting the Dark Archer for the first time, Felicity comes to visit him in the hospital, amusing Digg and inspiring Oliver into making a surprising overture.

The sequel to White Aproned (Intentioned) Crime, this picks up directly when Oliver wraps his hands around Felicity's waist from behind. Not only do they have to deal with the fact that he just caught her snooping in his bedroom... dressed in a maid's costume, but they also have to tackle Felicity's new knowledge of his secret.

Part Three of the Devil One Shot Series – It was only supposed to be a temporary delay – and a well-intentioned one at that, but Felicity should have known better, because no good deed ever goes unpunished... especially not by the devil.

Now essentially a hired gun for a top-secret government agency, Oliver never thought he'd find any peace, let alone friendship and redemption, in Hong Kong.

Walter has disappeared, and, maybe his family refuses to do anything about it, but that doesn't mean Felicity will just stand by and hope for the best. She has her suspicions - mainly towards the Queen family, but, before she can share her ideas with the police, she needs evidence: real, solid, physical evidence. So, she sets off to find it... at the Queen mansion.

Part Two of the Devil One Shot Series – It's been ten days since Oliver and Felicity agreed that they have to have sex to protect the cover story she told Roy, only no sex has happened. Once Felicity finds out what the delay is, she schedules them a lunchtime field trip... to the gynecologist.

Upset and distracted over his mother's secrets, over what she did to Felicity, Oliver goes to the foundry only to find the object of his distraction – Felicity – already there. With her that night, he finds redemption and damnation. (A 2x13 Rewrite Piece)

Oliver confesses. Felicity runs away. Digg offers insight. And then Olicity clean, coming to an understanding together. (A 2x13 Reaction Piece)

Felicity Smoak had the Valentine's Day blues. (So, would that make them the purples?) Maybe she's still single, and maybe Oliver sees her as the only woman in Starling City that he can't sleep with, but that didn't mean that she was going to lie down and take what the holiday had to give her. Instead, she was going to snark her way into March if it was the last thing she did.

What if Oliver and Felicity developed their personal relationship before their vigilante partnership? How would this not only change their dynamic but also the fate of everyone around them and Starling City itself? After Oliver takes the bullet-riddled laptop to her in 1x03, he never seeks out her technical support again. Instead, The Hood starts to go to her at night.

Roy has figured out Oliver's secret (identity), and it's up to Felicity to convince him otherwise. Like as what often happens, though, Felicity's words get away from her, and they have repercussions with her relationship with Oliver that she never could have predicted.

Felicity intervenes in a Team Arrow fight on Oliver's behalf when Roy makes it personal. ONESHOT established Felicity/Oliver

"Hi, I'm Felicity." That's it he's gone. All it takes is her name and he's completely done for. High School AU

Felicity decides to try and accomplish a little extra work after everyone goes home for the day. How will she react when she gets an unusual text from Oliver?

Oliver Queen refuses to admit that he has feelings for the girl who helps him hack computer files. His delusion doesn't last very long. One-shot.

Felicity goes on a series of bad dates and can't help but share them with Team Arrow.