Time marches on for everyone, but not everyone marches in the same direction as others; Or, Judah was not, in fact, the eldest child, but was still in the position of leader among his siblings, and if that doesn't say something about this family...

Potiphar is finally able to release Joseph from prison, their reunion is more then they hoped for...

Potiphar's wife decides she wants to have what she wants, and now she's going to take what she wants.

While Joseph is coming to terms with how the relationship between himself and his brothers has changed, Potiphar is desperately thinking of how to tell Joseph of his love for him, and how to make his family approve. For vampygurl402.

Joseph's gift of seeing the future in dreams, whether his own or others, is both a blessing and a curse. A series of vignettes showing his dreams and experience of events as times of blessings or curses.

Pharaoh is having dreams that no one can decipher, and he is ready to give up, until he is told of a slave who can interpret dreams with pinpoint accuracy. Told from Pharaoh's point of view.

Things are the same, things are different. Blood remains constant with or without pain. Post-canon, brotherly affection.

Asenath's reaction and thoughts when Joseph demands Simeon arrested for journeying with his brothers to seek more rations for their families.

Illuminating, glorious or terrible; speak of a hundred different things. Brotherly Judah & Benjamin.

He could be the sun if his little brother insisted on being his moon. He would be the protective bear when his lamb was in danger. He would be whatever he could be in return for atonement.

Request: Potiphar believes Joseph's story and divorces his wife, but not until after spending a short time in prison. Potiphar brings him home only after Joseph has spoken to and fulfilled some of his destiny and learns humility. Slash and mild lemon.

Potiphar is feeling a bit betrayed by his wife and at the same time lonely. He looks for comfort from Joseph. PotipharXJoseph R M Oneshot