Charlie Disappears

There's chalk dust all over him, his hair is a mess, he hasn't looked at her even once since she came into the room, and all she can think is that he's never been more adorable.

In high school, Don stands up for Charlie. Oneshot. Rating is for some language and mild violence. Personally, if you are allowed to watch the show, you will be fine with the story.

Don and Charlie are in a bit of a bind here. Can Charlie's math get them out?

Don and his team are called out to investigate a murder of a not so prominent researcher. Who's the real target? Story complete.

An unwelcome guest crashes dinner at the Eppes residence and tries to take Charlie away by force. Foiled by happenstance, will he come back for another try? Will the FBI be able to stop him if he does? What does he want? Rated for violence and language.

"Breaking Point" AU. What if instead of silencing Dr. Eppes permanently, Bonnie Parks' kidnappers just wanted him out of the way so that the reporter would not be found?

Charlie lands himself in trouble.

1 math professor, 4 very confused FBI agents and 0 analogies. What’s a math genius to do?

This story is an additional scene to Episode 521, DISTURBED

Part three of the Marked series, but works as a standalone story. Don and Charlie face terrorists, torture, and truths about themselves.

Part 1 of a series. The brothers track a serial killer in the Los Padres National Forest. A story of trust and betrayal. Final chapter up.

A serial killer begins to send Don mysterious clues, threatening to target someone close to him – but not who he thinks. The resulting events drive both brothers to their mental and physical limits.

Oneshot, alternative ending to Arrow of Time.

Early on in what would become a great working relationship, the L.A FBI learn that Charlie is off limits. And Don learns that threats can come from close to home. Mostly featuring bigbrother!Don - my favourite! Oneshot - has mutated into a 7 chapter story

New Dean Howard Benary is going around the school introducing himself to the professors. What happens when he walks into an office, and finds a curly-haired student erasing a teacher's board? Lecture him of course. Wait, is that Milly? Uh oh.

Charlie helps Don and the team with their paperwork

Charlie is injured when a rookie agent fails to clear a room at a crime scene and Don demands answers.

Under a lot of pressure from nearly everyone around him, Charlie must eventually learn that not even he can predict, or prevent, everything.

2 brothers, 1 little girl, 2 angry Mexicans and the Mojave Desert. A tale of survival. "In the blink of an eye everything can change"

Every team has a weakness and when it comes to Don's team, it's easy to see where that weakness lies.

Charlie is the victim of a prank, and isn't happy. "Suck it up, Larry. It won’t hurt that much, and you don’t really need two kneecaps.”

For six years Charlie has experienced the daily horrors of Don's job. Join me now as the brothers come face to face with the dark side of the academic world.

Dozen mercenaries. Four FBI agents. Two brothers. One consulting job.

While helping Don out with a case, Charlie gets hit by a car. Soon it becomes clear that the accident was in fact an attack. A race against the clock begins, loyalties are questioned and Charlie has to fight his very own demons.