Cal finally admitted that he was in love with Gillian at the end of the show, however what we didn't get to see was that Emily and Cal joined forces to do something that was long overdue

"You gotta take what you can get once you're past 40. It's not like men are still lining up." Or maybe they are. Cal/Gillian, romance/humor.

Harsh words, questioned loyalty, misguided love affairs. He is angry. Has been for quite a while. But now it's time to face it. Cal/Gillian, drama/romance.

What is on Gillian's mind following the Season 1 Episode 10, "The Better Half".

[William Series Story Eight] "I've been waiting for this day for years."

[William Series] CG implied. Write 1000 words about a woman who has had an influence on your life...

Humans are mysterious creatures. Cal never truly appreciated the special bond he shared with Gill, until he broke it. He got his second chance, but there's a twist. Gill copes with her own loses, being dragged in the middle of a tightening death circle. WARNINGS: Not for faint hearted. Violence. Language. Mature themes. Pairings: Cal/Gill, Cal/Zoe, Gill/OC, Gill/Rader

My version of how Cal and Gillian got together. Mutli-chapter, this is mainly Cal and Gillian based with a little bit of Emily thrown in. Can they finally admit the obvious, and when they do are they able to navigate a relationship, or will it destroy them. And will they be able to handle the challenges that are thrown their way.

I think we always have a choice, even when we feel like we don't.

"The arc of the moral universe is long, but is bends towards justice," or, in this case, Gillian. The quote credits and the title based off of it go to Martin Luther King

He doesn't want to read her but even a blind man could see that Gillian is sick. And he's her partner, so it's his job to take care of her, right?

Second star to the right and straight on till morning. / a Cal Gillian oneshot.

Cal share his New year's Resolution with Gillian.

Ria is upset. Loker tries to help. Not much of a plot. Oneshot.

A journey through fifteen years of them. Cal/Gillian, friendship/romance.

A tiny voice in the back of his mind keeps whispering that maybe just the simple truth that he doesn't want to leave, is reason enough to stay. / Season 2, episode 4: Honey.

Gillian is held captive with no escape in sight. Who is her tormentor and what does he want from her? Written from Gill's POV. Drama/Angst/Hurt/Comfort. PG-13.

After her revelation about Finch, Gillian feels like she's lost Cal's trust. But Cal still puts her on a pedestal, revealing one of his own secrets, a secret he requests Gillian's help exploring to show her her place in his life.

"You know, some people say sharing a cigarette is like sharing a kiss."

Has he finally pushed it too far? Finally done the one thing she won't forgive?

Subliminal messages, much like microexpressions, are fleeting and short lived. Missed by most, except for the rare few who know how to spot them. But when the seemingly clear cut case of suicide of a prominent musician comes across the desk of Doctor Cal Lightman, things just don't seem to add up. Disclaimer: I don't own Lie to Me. *Complete*

He stares and stares at the lines and curves, but he's looking so intently that everything blurs. Could she possibly love him the way he loves her?

When Gillian receives her secret santa gift, she must reevaluate her feelings for the sender. Perhaps, her feelings go deeper than she'd ever thought.

When Emily's journalism assignment leads her to a cop who'd just lost the partner he was in love with, she attempts to use her article to precipitate a change between her father and Gillian.

Cal and Gillian find themselves in a predicament. Eventually.