After the unthinkable happens to Angela, Tony is there to help her heal and seek justice.

Angela sorts through her hurt feelings and wonders if she and Tony were ever really meant to be together.

Tony and Angela continue to discuss their relationship after returning from Washington, DC. One-shot in canon. Originally written years ago for the WTB?R website.

A series of conversations set on the heels of First Date in season 5.

Set in S2, within When Worlds Collide, these are a series of conversations between Tony and Angela, the first immediately following their friends leaving for some fun, and the second, between their friends and themselves later that afternoon.

After Angela surprises Tony in Brooklyn while he's apartment-sitting for Mrs. Rossini, things take an interesting turn of events after a movie and heart to heart discussion. What happens next gives season 6 a new spin on what if...

Fun and fluffy, like an Easter bunny. Set in S2, spring 1986, Tony suggests Angela and Jonathan come with him to the old neighborhood to celebrate another holiday. Note: There are a lot of references to Roman Catholic traditions.

After Angela's 'show and tell' confession in Washington DC, Tony and Angela try to navigate what this means for their relationship while making sense of the changes happening in their lives.

After 7 years of hiding their feelings and burying their deep desires for one and other, Tony and Angela have finally confessed their love. But, after a disastrous first date trying to keep the family in the dark about their newly expressed love for each other, Tony and Angela question if they are truly meant to be or will the love they feel for each other be enough.

It's Christmas on Oak Hills Drive.

Tony makes a shocking discovery in the attic one summer that conjures up some old feelings within Angela.

After her birthday bedtime blathering, Angela loses control of her sublimated feelings towards Tony. How will Tony react?

The Bower-Micelli family's sixth year together offers a lot of important moments for Angela to reflect on, especially as her relationship with Tony continues to evolve.

Tony's with Kathleen, Angela's with Peter, and the Bower/Micelli household is out of whack. The summer of 1990 is spent trying to figure out where to go from here.

This is the M-rated version of the 13th chapter of my story "Private Talks".

This is the second piece in the series "Next Time, In My Room." The first piece is "Only With The Girls I Like." We pick up with Tony & Angela on the billboard for a little more conversation about the job. We haven't made it to her room (yet). We're exploring some honest couple talk and in these private moments, enjoying some play.

Tony and Angela get caught in a blizzard and are forced to spend a night together in a motel room. (Set somewhere around 'Ms. Mom') One-shot.

Angela chases Tony up the stairs after he snaps her bra and then what happened? Set in early Season 4, parts of this could have absolutely happened and parts of this fall into What If. I gave them permission to get bold and have a little PG-13 play. This is the first piece in the series "Next Time, In My Room." The second piece is "Perspectives."

Finally after years of waiting the time is finally right.

Alternative to TAN. It's nothing special. Just something I came up with.

Tony runs into someone from his past.

Inspired by the anniversary conversation that never was and all that was said — and unsaid — in Wedding Bells and throughout their third year together, this is a what-if scenario, set in April 1987, after Angela turned down Geoffrey's proposal and after Tony moves out of Mona's apartment and back into the house. Can they take a next step without having all the answers?

What could come from having a little fun with the girls and letting down your hair. Maybe a lot more then anyone thought. Set after Angela talks in her sleep. I do not own anything but the muse that helped me type this.

Tony reconsiders the job offer in Washington, D.C. after Angela's fateful visit to the billboard. Maybe he owes it to himself, and to Samantha - and maybe even to his future with Angela - to pursue it. But if he goes, where does it leave them? And is he willing to risk what they have to take a chance on himself?

Tony and Angela rebuild their life together after Tony's decision to come home. (Companion piece to Days of Iowa and Two Months)