While in the medical unit of U.N.C.L.E. Los Angeles, Napoleon gives away classified information.

Napoleon, Illya, Mark and Kitt manage to have a few days off together. Solo dragged them to a cabin in New York state for some R&R, though his idea of camping and the other's differed. No worries, pressure, chasing or being chased... that's what Napoleon thought.

It's too hot to sleep, too hot to work, what's a grandfather to do? Part of The Mouth of Babes series.

Illya is upset by something Napoleon has said, so he disappears for a night on his own. He didn't expect to bump into Guido Panzini, the lovely vet from the Bow Wow Affair... Slash, rated 18.

Illya comes face to face with a long held fear.

ElizabetRose was nice enough to ask for a listing of all the Mouth of Babes stories. Here they are, unfortunately in alphabetical, not chronological.

Originally written for the Song Story challenge on LJ. The prompt is "For All We Know" performed by Donny Hathaway.

Illya is on bodyguard duty.

Triple drabble. Napoleon's womanizing experience comes in handy sometimes.

Illya comes to the rescue of someone he'd rather not.

A gold digger decides Napoleon is fair game. Problem is she hasn't met the wife yet.

A series of shorts from Section VII at Live Journal. You can find the community on LJ by searching section7mfu. As always, comments are welcome.

Trouble, trouble... once again there's pain and suffering for the men from UNCLE.

Poor Illya... that's all I'm gonna say.

More time spent in Medical for the agents of UNCLE. But, maybe there's more.

Kuryakin must steal an artifact from THRUSH. A Short Affair from Section VII on Live Journal

Originally written for the Song Story Challenge on LJ; the prompt is The Cruxshadows' "Eye of the Storm."

Illya and Napoleon cause chaos in a small English village.

Why does a happy ending feel so much like a tragedy? Follows immediately after the main story of The Final Affair, but before the epilogue. The Final Affair is an unpublished MFU tie in novel, written by David McDaniel for Ace Paperbacks, and available elsewhere on the internet. For a need-to-know summary, see Chapter 2.

Illya Kuryakin had often prophesied that his partner's wandering eye would lead to trouble for someone. That prophecy had finally come true for the Russian and not Napoleon.

Illya Kuryakin and April Dancer are tasked with shdowing an U.N.C.L.E. courier.

Originally written for the Song Story challenge on LJ. The prompt is "Rhythm of the Road" by Michael Murphey.

Slender, skilled, blond, there's a cat burglar on the prowl in New York and Napoleon is afraid he know who it is.

In London on a mission requiring delicacy and finesse, Illya instead finds distractions and old foes when Harry Beldon assigns an agent to the affair ahead of him.

How Solo and Kuryakin got their badge numbers. This is an expanded revision of a 4-part story of the same name posted here.