Dr. Bashir makes a surprising discovery on a datapadd after the station experiences an anomaly due to the intersection of two universes

When the tricorder in an emergency medkit tells alien Captain Kresticus to "seek professional care," his only recourse is the "monster" he is transporting back to Earth for trial. (Takes place in an alternate version of my AH story A Man, Not a Monster)

T'lang Everly comes to Deep Space Nine to Visit her God Father Captain Benjamin Sisko , she has traveled all over the Alpha Quadrant alone in her ship the Nightingale for months trying to help anyone that she can with her vast wealth but, she doesn't stay long in one place until she meets the Simple Tailor Elim Garak that is . (I Don't Own DS9 I just own my OC's and the Story)

It is said that history is written by the victors. Sometimes, secrets older than history itself come back for revenge. A cloud is threatening Bajor, and Garak has discovered a secret that could crack the very foundations of the Federation.

Enlisting in the fleet as the secretary to the supreme commander of Cardassia turns out to be more of an adventure than Nyran bargained for. As a Bajoran, snatched from her parents as just a baby, she grew up among "the enemy" - being raised by a loving family she gained a unique perspective towards her captors. [OC/Cardassians]

I am enjoying rewatching Deep Space Nine on Netflix, currently halfway through season 5. They seem to lose a Runabout every other episode, where do these Runabouts keep coming from?

Jadzia feels empty after yet another one night stand. Only three weeks into having the symbiont, she ponders on these feelings on the night before her first day as science officer of Deep Space Nine. A one shot exploring Jadzia Dax at the beginning of her joined life.

Set during season six where the Defiant is sent on mission after mission injuring Dr Bashir, which is hiding something that is wrong with him. Due to the furore only Garak is available to care for him but Starfleet officers have little fondness for either of them.

Doctor Bashir and Elim Garak are reunited in Internment Camp 371, to the surprise of both parties. They have to figure out how to get out of there whilst navigating their affection for each other (a much more complicated and precarious matter). Things never run smoothly where these two are concerned.

A one-shot where Worf, Jadzia Dax, Bashir and O'Brien embark on a mission to planet Xatae. Worf and Dax continue to struggle on their clashing senses of humor (or lack thereof) right up until part of the mission goes terribly wrong...

After ending her relationship with Worf, Jadzia turns to Julian for comfort and safety.

Seeing Julian flirt with other women, Jadzia assumed his feelings for her ran no deeper and rebuffed him accordingly. But that was before he risked exposing his deepest secret to save her life. Now he must prove to Starfleet that he's a man, not a monster, or he risks losing everything he holds dear.

"Dying wasn't on my list of things to do today, but here we are." Still aboard the Destiny, Ezri Tigan finds her life suddenly veering in a direction she never would have chosen.

Julian Bashir was second in his graduating class from Starfleet medical, what happened next….?

Jake Sisko, intrepid war correspondent for the Federation News Service, strives to tell the galaxy the truth about life on Dominion occupied Terok Nor. Weyoun has notes.

Garak gardens, and remembers (Contains spoilers for the finale and references to death)

Sequel to DS9 episode "Meridian", Ezri Dax has waited a long long time.

Ten moments from Julian and Jadzia's life together.

Julian endeavours to bring some Christmas cheer to a certain prickly Cardassian. At a time of year normally spent with family, these two find solace in each other.

Dr Bashir unwittingly finds himself being hit on by an Alien visitor to the station. Luckily for him, there is somebody who is willing to help smooth things out and explain that Julian isn't as single as he seems. Elim Garak had never had a problem lying before, particularly when it came to hiding his own thoughts and feelings. However, this one skirts a bit too close to the truth.

Life support failure on board the station prompts a mass evacuation of all residents. Of course, not everyone is happy to temporarily relocate to the surface of Bajor. Doctor Bashir steps in to ensure the safety of our favourite Tailor, despite his strong assurances that he doesn't need help. A classic cold Cardassian needs to be kept warm story.

Julian tries to do something nice for Garak who is (of course) suitably suspicious. Set before/during the episode 'Doctor Bashir I Presume'. The pair of them juggle the revelation of Julian's genetic status alongside figuring out how to understand and express their feelings for each other. Usual hijinks ensue.

Follow Alexander after he leaves the station following Worf's wedding to Jadzia. I follow the storyline up to the finale. From there the storyline will be wholly off the cuff and original.

The specter of potential war looms over Station Deep Space Nine once again. Newly Captained, Ezri Dax and Captain Kira Nerys take steps to avoid war. In doing so they make unexpected allies... and also encounter unexpected threats. The universal translator fails and the crew, now half blind, must reach into each other's souls to understand each other and keep the hand of peace from

Bashir is given a holosuite program that promises thrills. He should've known better than to trust a 'friend' of Quark's.