Jack and Bobby are on Mission: Impossible. The target? Get in and out of Ralphs with a Christmas turkey. Not as easy as it seems.

Bobby finds a code on the back of Jack's guitar and discovers a new way to grieve.

Bobby takes Jack to the arcade and bonds with his little brother over Coke, a car ride, and Dance Dance Revolution.

Jack and Bobby are back at home, baking a cake, roasting a turkey, not burning down the house, and bonding while they're at it. What can we say? The Mercers are overachievers. Companion piece to Shopping with Bobby.

After Jack's death, the phrase has whole new meaning...

And she would say, "Jackie. There’s no reason to steal your own toothbrush anymore." Because I would take it and I would put it in my sock drawer….

The first of many occurances. A little boy, his big brother, and a nightmare.

Jack's missing. The last place Bobby took him was the supermarket, but it's already been confirmed that Jack is no longer there and the radio keeps blaring an announcement that two convicts have been seen in their area of town...

A collection of stories that were never told...

Jack's life was too short for Bobby. Now it's over. And he just wishes for more.

To try to get Jack more adjusted to the Mercer household, Evelyn takes him and her other sons out to dinner. It's Jack's first time having a fortune cookie, and Bobby plays a welcome to the family prank on him. But it's just a cookie... or is it?

I will always be here for you, Jackie. It's Jack's first birthday after Evelyn died, and he's really not in the mood to celebrate. That is, until he receives an unexpected surprise from the most unexpected person...

Being the youngest in a family is hard. Angel knows what it's like. Jack isn't used to it. They have a little talk about what it really means to be brothers... until Bobby comes in. A transition from Fortune Cookie to A Night Alone.

Oneshot. What if Evelyn knew that something would happen to her the night before the liquor store holdup? How would you handle saying the most important words to your sons for the last time? Warning: sad!

We are not bound by blood, Jackie, but our bond runs deeper. We're brothers. When Jack tries to hide things about what happens to him at his new school, Bobby, Jerry, and Angel swear to get to the bottom of it to protect their youngest brother.

For years, Bobby Mercer had belonged to a group called the Black Diamond. He left it when he had more important people in his life. He wanted to move on. But Bobby had a deadly secret, and now someone he loves dearly will pay for it.

Something is happening to Bobby, but although he knows the truth, he refuses to believe and accept it. Summary wont make sense before it's finished

A winter storm reminds Jack of his past. Bobby x Jack. Premovie.

One shot. A look into the lives of the Mercer brothers prior to and following the death of Jack, as seen from the point of view of Jerry Mercer, a perspective I haven't come across yet. Rated T, just to be safe, for some adult language and dark themes.

Bobby guilts Jack into quitting smoking. Poor kid attempts everything from going cold turkey to acupuncture. Chaos, naturally, ensues. Rated M for language.

Their first mistake was pointing a gun at Bobby Mercer. Their last mistake was pointing one at his baby brother.

Premovie. Jack comes down with a nasty flu bug, and Bobby is the only one around to take care of him. Definitely NO slash. Rated for some language. Admittedly fun and fluffy, my goal here is to make you smile! Enjoy!

Just a random little idea I had. Jackcentric. I guess I felt like torturing him a little more. Both inspired by and structured around the classic song of the same name. Enjoy!

Another fic on Bobby's reflections after Jack's death. Both inspired by and structured around the Lifehouse song of the same name. Please enjoy, and feel free to review!

An unexpected visitor follows Bobby home shortly after Evelyn’s death. Can the brothers learn to be as warm and welcoming as their mother always was? Mostly fluff, centered around Jack and Bobby. Rated for some language. NO slash.