The worst thing Eliot had ever done, he did for Damien Moreau. Grievous mistakes that cry out for us to stay and prove we are true friends. The worst thing Eliot ever did turns out to be something he never did. A love story for Eliot Spencer.

And that was how, an hour later, Nate and Sophie walked into the apartment to be confronted by a solid, six-foot-tall bookshelf with arguing voices drifting from behind it.

Parker likes to watch Eliot cook.

Parker likes Eliot. And his eyes. Just some random Parker observations. If you squint you can see some Eliot/Parker. Rated T for safety

They had all laughed at how easy it was. When it was over nobody was laughing. MCD

Don't think about your team. They got out safely; that's all that matters. You just need to focus on the fight right now.

Parker's a little banged up. Eliot is just finding out. She's confused. He's mad. Maybe they'll both learn something.

Leverage shorts 500-2000 words, one conversation per episode, all characters, shifting POV. All occur at or around 2AM, because 2AM is a time for honest conversations about difficult topics. Mostly angsty. Sometimes funny. Lots of pre-family feels so far. I'm open to suggestions, but trying to be canon compliant. T for language

Pre-series Eliot reflects on being alone.

Single father Eliot Spencer's blog is the hottest thing in the parenting blog world. Cora McRory's been sent by her boss to sweet talk him into writing a book. But when they meet, something real starts to develop. Will their budding romance survive when more than one truth comes out? AU based on Eliot's daddy blogger persona from "The Toy Job."

As a hitter, Eliot doesn't 'do' birthdays. He just simply skips over the date every year, not even getting himself a cake! But this year, the team decides to give Eliot what he hasn't had for a while… maybe a birthday is just what he needs, anyway.

Episode tag to "The Big Bang Job." Parker thinks Eliot is going to do something drastic. Who will out-stubborn who? Friendship/family only, no romance. Rated T for mild language.

Eliot takes care of Parker, after an incident involving a drunk douche who couldn't take "No." for an answer.

Sequel to "Sacrifice." Eliot gets caught in his worst nightmare. Again. Only this time, the one person that he can't live without is with him… and he needs to find away to get her out… safely.

After a con, Parker reflects on how much can change in just a few years.

Eliot gets hit in the head, and wakes up not remembering anything. Can the team help him before word gets out? Rated E for Everyone but T for safety

In this installment, Eliot meets a man that reminds him of his past. With old wounds reopened who will Eliot turn to?

Eliot gets a broken arm, Parker tries to help him.

The team took a job that Eliot knew would end badly… yet, no one listened to him. As a result, Eliot was forced to let himself get hurt for the team, and the team learned that their hitter isn't invincible… he's not the Superman they all thought he was. (Oneshot)

They thought they finally had some paradise… some time to themselves, with no one trying to kill them. But when danger strikes their hitter… that paradise is forever lost.

Fluff, drama, angst, humor, you can find it all here. This is a group of highly diverse one-shots with chapters based on a list of prompts I found on Pinterest. Features all characters. No slash, smut, or swears. On hiatus. Ch 6 - I Messed Up, Ch 7 - Earbud, Ch 8 - Sport, Ch 9 - Bunny

Four people have gotten the letter. Four people have responded. One person is calling the shots

Everyone needs help sometimes...even parents and older siblings.

In order to keep the people he loves safe, Eliot has to sacrifice himself to his worst enemy. That one sacrifice doesn't leave him unscathed. And now he's more afraid than ever. Parker/Eliot; Angst; NO CHARACTER DEATHS!

The hitter is always willing to bleed for the team, but it'll take more than his usual artillery of fists and threats to make it through this fight. There's no getting out of this one without taking a serious hit. He does. - Eliot comes home to the team being held, sure to die unless he complies. This man wanted too much, but he'd give it all for them. Warnings: violence, non con