Inspired by the events of Expecting Felicity, Abbey and Jed learn one more member of the family will be joining them in the White House during the transition with Christmas just days away. This long-hoped for surprise causes Abbey to seek a second opinion from her daughters.

Eight days in Hawaii.

A Fizzyverse story co-written with mlea7675. Abbey Bartlet agrees to host the National DAR Ball, making it the first formal event of the Bartlet Administration. Her niece Alexandra Gilmore is slated to make her debut at the event, bringing with her all the family drama. Will the Bartlet-Gilmore clan shine or fall flat?

Abbey and Jed continue to have problems related to the kidnapping. Stanley is hired to help resolve the issues for both of them. Part 3 of 4

Abbey and Leo surprise friends and family with a new beginning. Part 4 of the WW New Hampshire Universe.

Co-Written with mlea7675. Set in the Fizzyverse during the events of What Kind of Day Has it Been and In the Shadow of Two Gunman Parts I and II, what starts as a normal day in the White House ends with lives turned upside down. Will Abbey, Jed, Donna, Felicity, and Josh come away from it unscathed or will they pay an unthinkable price?

The first administration, he was in love with his job. The second administration, he was in love with Donna. Or, five (six) times Josh leaves work early and one time he doesn't need to.

Transitions Universe #29 (Fall 2011) Josh faces a big decision. Ultimately a story about thankfulness.

Co-written with mlea7675. Dressing baby Felicity up as a turkey seems like a cute idea. But who would be brave enough to actually do it? When Mandy comes up with the idea for Jed's first Thanksgiving in office, it all goes terribly wrong for Felicity. Donna, Josh, and Sam have to clean up Mandy's mess, or at least try to, and Mandy pays a big price for it.

Leo and Abbey pay tribute to a great man and remember the past. Note: Tribute is #3 in the Leo/Abbey New Hampshire universe. It begins as they arrive home in New Hampshire following the events in Qumar depicted in "Long Way Home". It can be read as a standalone, but you may wish to read LWH first.

What if Donna had never come back after the first time she left? Three years later, Josh reunites with her at the WLC-but she has some extra baggage. Will Josh be able to prove to her that she was worth waiting for, and that maybe she made a mistake leaving?

The world has come to a standstill. Not sure what happened or why, Donna Moss sets out to find her friends, hoping she's not alone in the world.

Even though Abbey is home, both she and Jed experiences physical and emotional issues related to the kidnapping AN: There will be chapters that contain descriptions of graphic sexual situations. Notice will be given at that time. Part 2 of 4

Sam locks his phone, figuring that it's not his problem until Josh makes it his problem. He has more things to worry about right now, Princess Diana for starters. modern west wing au!

The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers and NBC. No copyright infringement is intended. A private birthday celebration includes the perfect present from mother-to-be C.J. to father-to-be Danny. Pure fluff.

Decided to post this because I love hearing the words "indiscriminate seed" again. Enjoy. The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers and NBC. No copyright infringement is intended. Danny and C.J. marvel at their expectant state.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers and NBC. No copyright infringement is intended. Takes place in canon after the final fade out. C.J. and Danny are settling into their new reality with each other.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of Aaron Sorkin, Warner Brothers and NBC. No copyright infringement is intended. Takes place after "Institutional Memory". Danny makes his case to a more than willing C.J.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of NBC, Warner Brothers, and Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is intended. C.J. decides a tragedy is a wake up call for her with Danny.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of NBC, Warner Brothers and Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is intended. Takes place after "18th and Potomac". Reflections on the tragedy at that spot.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of NBC, Warner Brothers, and Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is intended. Post ep fic for "17 People". Originally sent in 2001. C.J. needs Danny when her world crashes in on her despite warnings he's an enemy of the Bartlet White House.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of NBC, Warner Brothers and Aaron copyright infringement is intended. What I thought might happen at the Newseum. C.J. and Danny manage to connect and say a lot without saying much.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of NBC, Warner Brothers and Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is intended. Danny and C.J. ponder the present and C.J. makes Danny an unprecedented offer for the future.

The West Wing and its characters are the property of Warner Brothers, NBC and Aaron Sorkin. This takes place during Season Two before all the drama and darkness kicked off by "17 People". I've missed the humor and light heartedness. This has rattled around for a year and is my attempt to revive some fun and fluff. Most everyone makes an appearance but there are pairings..

The West Wing and its characters are the property of Warner Brothers, NBC and Aaron Sorkin. No copyright infringement is intended. Danny's son finally comes to visit his Dad on his home turf and manages to charm C.J. when the two meet.