Spoilers for Absolute Justice: Essentially a continuation of the episode in which Ollie makes an important discovery: Chloe is, in fact, female.

Oliver gets trapped into babysitting: “Oliver? What’s u--” she stopped. “What on earth is that noise?” “That, Chloe, is your cousin’s spawn, and it won’t stop. Help.”

lemon-esque: “Are you seriously trying to tell me I appeal to you less than cake?”

Oliver kills time in a jewelry store. I'm going to go ahead and dedicate this to iluvaqt, who commented on Chloe's earrings in Sacrifice and whether or not there might be an Oliver story behind that.

Chloe and Oliver discuss various TV and film incarnations of Robin Hood–plotless fluff

A piece requested by one of my favorite muses...if anyone else likes it, hey, bonus. Face punching, snack runs, ninja getting lucky and apprentice torture.

Summary: Sheldon reluctantly takes Penny along to a conference in Las Vegas. Epiphanies are had, stars are gazed, cards are counted, shenanigans are shenaniganed.

Sheldon Cooper is crazy, but also kind of made of awesomeness. Or at least that's how Howard puts it. Penny thinks there's a possibility he's made of sexy, and really, the world must be ending if she has to suppress wayward urges to kiss him.

AU from the guys' return from the Arctic at the beginning of Season 3. Their new neighbor may be a vampire. Who you gonna call? Peter Vincent, of course. Shenny, and I'm not a Leonard fan.

Visited by three Ghosts in a Narutoverse version of Dicken's classic tale, Sasuke must endure a front seat view of his life, past, present and future to ultimately decide if his actions, his goals, are really worth pursuing. 4 part one-shot.

A "Black Crayons" story. She was just a child; she didn't belong in a war. But the world wasn't fair. The monsters dragged her into it. But she'd always faced monsters and bullies before. She'd be a hero like those around her. A DoTM retelling. Mildly AU.

Chip and Gadget one-shot. Short and sweet. :

Harry has an unusual request for his Murph, and geekiness ensues. Dresden/Murphy, unabashedly fluffy.

Darcy wants to do something nice for Steve. Post-movie, no spoilers. Rated T for mild-for-Darcy swears and awkward descriptions of semi-clothed girls.

"When You Hit the Dance Floor, You Gotta Be Jumpin', Jack." Steve and Darcy learn to dance, and break the rules in the process. The sequel to "The Chassis That Made Lassie Come Home," but can probably be read as a stand-alone.

Katniss thinks about the answer to the question her husband has never asked. You know, the baby one. The answer surprises no one more than her.

The passing of Belle's father leads to her return to rule, but the people's opinion of her has changed in her absence. Heartbroken and standing alone, Belle must decide what future she wants for herself while Rumpelstiltskin is tempted to turn her entire court to snails for their treatment of her. Rumbelle AU

A sequel to Addiction. A lot of things can happen in a New York Gala at the exclusive Waldorf Astoria Ballroom, appropriately transformed into an Enchanted Forest for the occasion. 3 Part story. Side Pairs: Mad Swan and Red Cricket

Dating is difficult enough without a consulting detective around deducing everyone's flaws. These are five other times when Sherlock ruined everything, and once when he didn't. A follow-up to Her Last Bow.

Moe French remembers who he is and reaches out to the only person who can help him locate his long lost daughter. But when Jo French is found and released, Gold finds it difficult to keep his end of the bargain: leaving her alone.

One-shot for the prompt- "Like a knight going off to war, when Sherlock goes off to fight Moriarty's network, he takes a favor from Molly Hooper. Of course, favors are normally *given* but Sherlock isn't really one for manners. "

While the afterlife is supposed to be beyond the petty concerns of mortal life, sometimes events carry over. Rating for mention of sensitive subjects/concepts.

Jim Ellison and Dean Winchester meet at Cashmere's Apple Harvest Festival when they're both asked to judge the apple pie contest. Story takes place October 2003, post-TSBS and 2 years pre-Supernatural's first season.

-or all a man has is his fake reputation- Flynn Rider is conspicuously absent from Disney World and there's a guy in Downtown Disney who seems to know why if his blonde, hooded companion would just let him explain. Eugene/Rapunzel

One Shot: Tony Stark discovers a piece of "fan art" that Steve drew that's...surprising, to say the least. Focuses mostly on Steve, but also gives insight into the various movies and TV shows the Avengers like to watch.