One shots of past experiences of K-unit. Some sad, some happy, all different. Rated T

Alex has decided that Wolf is his temporary guardian whether the soldier likes it or not. Jaded Little Brat sequel. Because you asked so nicely. One-Shot.

Major AU. What would happen if the sarcastic, jaded, rebellious side of Alex was the dominate part? How would that change what happened at Brecon Beacons? One-Shot.

Prequel to INEBF. Rated for some language. How on earth does Alex manage to get himself into things like this? Well, he certainly doesn't know!

In a small London graveyard, half hidden in the shadows of its own tall weeping willows, five tombstones sit side by side. They are all marked, weathered and worn, but stand strong nonetheless – much like the people that they commemorate, in fact.

Having lost everything, Alex is sent back to the SAS training camp. But even here, he can't escape old demons and even makes new ones. How far can a 14 year old be pushed? And what lengths will a unit go to for their 5th member?

Alex goes back to Brecon Beacons to get back into shape. Are K-Unit pleased to see him? Training camp with a twist! Rated T because I like to be safe :

When Jack has to go back to Chicago to be with her parents, MI6, as always, get involved with Alex's life, and arrange a guardian for him to stay with. Alex plus unknown guardian equals... oh dear.

Wolf's thoughts as Alex's parental guardian on Alex's graduation day. Sequel to "Letters to Wolf" but can be read as a standalone. AU.

On the verge of giving up, because how much more can he really give to a world that won't give back? Alex resigns himself to healing in a safe-house with Wolf as his guard. But maybe, through this wary friendship, Alex can find another reason to live.

Alex is riding by that bank we all know. What does he do when a group of ignorant robbers come by? K-Unit's Eagle included. After Snakehead. Currently one-shot that does not affect main plot.

During SAS training, Alex did yet another exercise. Well, almost.

When Alex gets high, there's always a problem- but duty called. During Stormbreaker's SAS training.

Alex has too much homework piled up from his absences. His guardian, Wolf, takes care of him.

Wolf sees Alex on the news, contributing to the city-wide efforts to combat the snow; Wolf decides to help out. Written and submitted via my cell phone entirely, so you'd better see what I've got. After Snakehead at least.

Or Voluntary Return to Active Duty. Back in the field, Alex tumbles into trouble and K-Unit bails him out. Wolf and Alex talk about his career choice. Second piece in the For Neither Queen, Nor Country series.

Where the ordinarily prudent and reasonable go off the deep end. K-Unit kidnaps Alex and sets MI6 straight. Chaos abounds. A side-story to my For Neither Queen, nor Country series. Written with tongue firmly in cheek.

They want his name. They want any of K-Unit's names, actually. But this time they take it too far.

In which Alex is caught up in another RTI course, and it's not exactly beneficial to one's health. Post Scorpia Rising, slight AU Slight; Torture, sickfic, swearing

Wolf is Alex's guardian, and this fic sets him up to discover secrets. After Snakehead, but fits Crocodile tears too.

The air whistled by Alex's face as he plunged towards the watery abyss below. Faster, faster, faster he went, gravity sucking his flesh towards the rocky bottom. Adrenaline pumped through his veins, reminding him of the imminent peril.

The retrieval went fine. The debriefing did not.

"How bout you cub. Fell good to be alive today." "Wolf it's a bloody Monday morning, I'm in hell. I don't feel particularly alive on this fine day."   The younger turned to face the Sargent. He had blonde hair with dark streaks of brown. Tom's eyes widened. "Cub." He whispered.

ON HIATUS. Alex has decided to participate in his schools annual cross country for the first time in three years. And, as per usual, trouble follows him, in the form of a psychotic killer, and one very pissed off SAS man. Now a Two-Shot.

Wolf was shocked when he found at that Alex Rider was, at least when he slept, a contact-seeker. ONESHOT.