"At the risk of adding 'gambler' to the long list of attributes that most people blamed her dad for, she'd placed a bet with her more jaded self on the day before she'd left." Emily, home for Christmas break... Callian.

When Cal stays the night at Foster's place, she can't sleep with him down the hall, what's worse is that she can hear footsteps outside her bedroom door. TOTAL romance! One-shot

"She was messin' with him too. The brazen curling of her smile met the brightness of her eyes and he couldn't help grinning into the realization that maybe... maybe not being able to read her all the time would be far more entertaining than he'd previously expected."

Cal excels in the detection of lies, and he enjoys the game of exposing criminals. Until his next target becomes his daughter, and it's no longer a game and the stakes are much higher. WARNING: mentions of sexual abuse.

Episode tag for 'Secret Santa', S2: E8. Cal Lightman, Peter Pan. "Kiss or kill, love. It's all the same. Thimble's a kiss. Boys get lost. Forget their addresses."

"Because he's waiting for her to see whatever it is he's done and he can't help but look like an ashamed child and a smugly proud reprobate at once. Which, really, isn't all that odd a combination when it comes to Lightman." Callian, by way of puzzle pieces.

Tag to 2.04, Honey. My take on the end of the episode and what happened after the door closed. H/C, friendship, UST.

"Cal says thank you. He didn't expect this reaction..." I noticed Gillian's expression when she's waiting for Cal to thank her in Canary's Song is... kind of orgasmic. Apparently, the idea of Cal thanking her is something Gillian really enjoys. I pointed this out to a friend who said "write a fic where Cal says thank you a lot (clothes are not necessary)". This is the result.

"Truth or happiness. Never both." - Doctor Cal Lightman. Tag to 3.5 Canary's Song, starting in and following on from the last scene. Callian. Cal's POV.

Quand Gillian est jalouse , attention ! On ne doit pas lui voler son homme ... Cal est à elle , Rien qu' à Elle ! Sinon gare à vous où sa colère s' abattra sur vous ! ( Bon je sais que mon résumé est nul mais venait quand même lire ma fiction , elle vous plaira [ peut être ] ) Les personnages de LTM* ne m' appartienne pas et je ne touche aucun salaire , aucun argent ou autres

You can't wear white after Labour Day. Everyone knows that. Right?

Some things are perfect in their imperfection.

This story takes place in an alternate universe. There is no Lightman Group. Cal and Gillian both still work for the Pentagon. Their path's cross when they are part of a classified operation that puts them in mortal danger.

Episode addition for 3.05, The Canary's Song. "He allows himself to hold her again; permits her the dance she has requested..."

"Each of us is born with a limited number of chances; a limited number of days, hours, minutes, seconds in which to make it all count." One-shot, set post series.

Gillian brings up a highly unpopular topic with Cal. Cal/Gillian, humor.

Cal has quite a way with words. He's always brutally honest and often times...uncouth. But that's why you stick around. It keeps things interesting. Though, sometimes It really manages to catch you off guard. (Cal/Reader, mature language, one shot, insinuations)

It's Lewis' birthday and for his birthday, he gets a son of his own. A 'You Don't Lie To Me' (aka The Saga) series companion piece.

When Cal receives a phone call bearing good news, he thinks everything is coming up orange, but is that really the case?

A short piece set during and after 'Secret Santa'. Cal accidentally takes his West Ham scarf with him to Afghanistan and finds it brings back and carries a host of memories.

The truth is an illusion and lies a grand delusion. Callian. Not a light and cheerful piece. Warnings: Violence, Language and a bit of everything else. Rated T for a reason.

"Maybe the ache of a life lived in the shadows is beginning to pull him apart at the seams – but what he wants, more than anything, is to hold onto the moment just a little bit longer. To live. To breathe. To feel normal, for a change." Multi-chapter, Cal-centric. Very strong trigger warning.

Fake smiles...dull eyes...crinkled eye corners...hard set brow...a slower walk...pain. Happiness. Curiosity. Uncertainty. It was all there: you just had to see it. (A Eli Loker Character Study)

Gillian and Cal watch their children interact.

Callian - past, present, ?future? - line by line…and everything in between. *This is a work in progress. More chapters to come.*