One-shot set during "The Wall". Peter and Sylar discuss what they are going to do once they get out of the mind trap. Hints of Sylaire and Pemma.

So upset by the actions Peter took against her cello, Emma makes a decision which leads to disastrous results.

Long title, short story. Set during Close To You. Peter takes Emma back to his apartment to find the article about "William Hooper" and remembers that he basically has no furniture...

Set during "Close to You." Peter's thoughts after he has destroyed Emma's cello and been kicked out of her apartment.

All things considered, there was probably really only one thing lately that he could actually put down as being really important to him... Emma." If you couldn't tell, it's Pemma. And it's a bit weird, but Pemma fans will probably like it!

Emma has conflicting thoughts about her relationship with Peter and Samuel's offer. Season 4 "Upon this Rock,Let it Bleed" spoilers. Peter x Emma, Samuel x Emma. ONESHOT.

Angela has some bad news for her son... but Peter knows better than anyone that Fate is not inevitable, and destinies can be changed. Oneshot... maybe?

Samuel's voice cuts through the haze and I stare at him dimly. "When you accepted my gift, you forged an indelible bond. You are the cello, the cello is you. And I control you." Speculation oneshot based on the preview of Close To You. Pemma twist

Long title, short story. Dr. Coolidge watches her daughter and Peter play the piano in "Hysterical Blindness" and thinks about what she's seen. Implied Pemma!

Peter and Emma have a conversation about books and friendship, and Peter gets the opportunity to ask a question he's been meaning to for a long time. Pemma! Not that you expected anything else, coming from me...

When your life's in shambles, sometimes it's easier to hide in the darkness. It's easier to distract yourself by simple realities. But what can you do when a ray of sunshine finds its way to your black corner and won't leave?" Pemma drabble.

It's New Year's Eve and neither Peter nor Emma are in the holiday spirit, until they're brought together. One-Shot.

Peter is glad Emma isn't at work on this particular day. He doesn't want her seeing what he's about to do. Drabble set during The Fifth Stage, with some implied Peter/Emma

Hiro is throwing a party. Daphne is bored, Gretchen is lonely, and they get to talking. The results is more awesome than the world is ready for. Dedicated to the posters on Daphne's wall! Some Claire/Gretchen with references to other pairings.

Peter attempts to get Claire away from Samuel; Claire takes him to see Lydia to convince him. But Lydia has her own agenda, and gives Peter a compelling reason to leave the carnival... Some implied Peter/Emma. Oneshot.

Peter tries to cope with Nathan's death, particularly as Christmas approaches, and seeks refuge in his work while reminiscing on previous Decembers. Rated M for language. Slightly AU as of "Upon This Rock".

Peter is broken after losing his big brother. Can a woman he helped fix eventually fix him? Pemma. Rating for language.

Lydia forsees a problem with Peter's recruitment to the carnival... a problem in the form of a blonde file clerk named Emma. Some references to Peter/Emma.

Peter's no stranger to daydreams. Set during "Shadowboxing" Peter/Emma

An attempt to fill in the gap between when we saw Peter and Nathan in "Shadowboxing" and next in "Brother's Keeper" with some Peter/Emma interaction thrown in.

Hesam is starting to get suspicious of Peter. He's not prepared at all for what he discovers about his partner and Emma. Mostly about Hesam, but features lots of adorable Pemma. Part Three of the Superman Trilogy.

What if Angela had delayed Peter just a few moments longer? Might Emma have found Peter? What if she'd been in the elevator when Sylar attacked him? AU take on The Fifth Stage battle and what came after. Lots of spoilers. Pemma.

Peter chooses the wrong day to pour his heart out to Emma--or maybe not.

Part Two of the Superman Trilogy. Emma's office-mate draws her into a conversation, overheard by Peter, that leads to a turning point in their relationship. Pemma, obviously.

The irony of having super speed was that when he moved, everything seemed to happen in slow motion. Set during "Hysterical Blindness"