Inspired by Tony's words *dinner and stuff*, let's say this fiction is about just that. It's M rated so you all should know what that means ;) also the story fit with the prompt: "scars" that was given on LiveJournal group RaydorFlynn

Things have been developing slowly and then they're suddenly moving very fast. Set some time after the end of season 2 and I suppose it can be considered AU now. It's basically nothing more than an excuse to get them into bed with each other.

Raydor/Flynn - Third in a small series of stories. Follows "Everything She Does" & "Everything He Is". In life there are twists and turns. Many of them are unexpected, and even unlikely. There are those which are entirely unrealistic. It's how we approach the curves that life throws in our path that define us. With this family, it's no different. Rated M for content of later parts.

Raydor/Flynn - Picks up after Season 3, Episode 2 and then goes a bit A/U. Possible spoilers. What is need? There are different kinds, and Andy is certainly going to be there for her. Rated M for content.

'She did know what enabling was.' A 'Personal Day' episode tag: following their conversation at the condo, Sharon and Rusty think some more about the situation with Sharon Beck, and how it's similar or different from things they already know.

Sharon finds comfort in her family after witnessing the destruction of one. Set immediately after "Flight Risk." Sharon/Andrea in an established relationship.

Julio and Sharon have a discussion about his most recent behavior in the interrogation room. It doesn't go quite as he expected...

Sharon writes Rusty a letter, set after Return to sender: part 1 (s2:18)

Who will cave in or be caught out first. Rusty having a little fun at Sharon and Andy's expense. Sharon/Andy est.

Two friends meet on the beach, and they discuss what is and what could have been.

What I would have liked to have happened after Sharon agreed to go to Nicole's wedding with Andy

Andy falls for the FID Captain, but Jack is in town... The first part decided to put it back up since I needed a refresher

"White roses are some of my favorites, there's a certain purity and innocence about them." Andrea picked up a freshly cut rose and smelled it before placing it in the vase. Sharon watched her as she did this, a pleasant grin still on her face. "They represent worthiness and divinity, but can also symbolize secrecy."

Small tag after episode 3x01. So spoilers!

"I'll wait, in case you need me"; tag to 3x01

Craving a moment alone, Sharon goes to the beach during Nicole's wedding and finds something unexpected there.

Rusty's mother returns, and wants her son back. Established Sharon/Andrea. Takes place in the same fic universe as my other Major Crimes fics, taking place after Before You And I, and though it's not necessary to read the others to understand this one, you might get more out of this if you do.

The final installment of Mothership scenes revisited. "When had this happened? When had she thrown her trademark emotional distance out the window only to replace it with, well, love? When had Rusty, with his cutting remarks and emotional mess, wormed his way into her life for good?" Presented in two parts.

When we lose the people we love, we lose some of our selves and during the journeying to find our self we may also find love. (re-post)

A standalone companion piece to my first fic 'To Be Here'. Also a sort-of sequel to 'Have a Moment' and 'To See Your Face'. A simple one-shot dealing with Sharon and Andy - and the aftermath of a very difficult day.

A standalone companion piece to my first fic 'To Be Here'. Also a sort-of sequel to 'Have a Moment'. A simple one-shot dealing with Sharon, Andy, The Nutcracker - and the complications of a 'one-day-at-a-time' relationship.

Nicole pays Andy a visit at work. Mayhem ensues. [Spoilers for season 3.]

After a tough case, Andy and the Team help Sharon smile again. Sharon/Andy pairing. For Sarah, Kate, Liz and Elizabeth...I adore you all.

Sharon struggled to keep her face neutral as Rusty continued. "And thirteen is… is really young for all that. It's really young." Sharon finally spoke. "Fifteen is really young for all that too." Twenty is young for all that, she thought. They were all always so young. A dark take on the "Be kind. Be safe" conversation. Stand-alone, but compatible with "Engulfed" series.

A somewhat angsty take on Sharon's thoughts during "Under the Influence" as well as her relationship with her own mother, and the influence that has had on her relationships, particularly with Rusty. Stand-alone, but suggested alongside "Engulfed," "Honesty," and "Nostalgia."