Neal's practically in shock after trying to kill Garrett Fowler, and Diana's trying to help him navigate the uncertainty of what happens next. Missing scene from Point Blank.

It should have been the final takedown after a routine undercover operation, but when their covers are blown, Peter is taken and Neal is implicated in his disappearance. Sidelined from the search, Neal does what he can to help while trying to prove his innocence to the White Collar unit.

After successfully wrapping up a case, Neal finds himself without his anklet. It would be the perfect time to run, but is that really what he wants to do? Episode tag for Front Man.

Neal Caffrey was gone way too soon.

Neal and Peter walk into a trap and get caught in an explosion. Just whump for the sake of it. :)

What if Alex had died keeping a huge secret from Neal? Little AU considering it adds a character, but I imagine it to be set somewhere in the second season

A sci-fi film project in New Haven leads to more than Neal and his friends bargained for. January 2006. Crossed Lines story #9. Crossed Lines is a fusion series of Supernatural with the Caffrey Conversation AU of White Collar. This story follows A Witch in Venice (Crossed Lines) and Silent Planet (Caffrey Conversation).

Basically imagining a day at the office for Peter and Neal during the quarantine.

-"The primary use of conversation is to satisfy the impulse to talk."-George Santayana. During the chase, Neal had that impulse a lot. Pre-series.

From Peter's dining room table to picking Neal up from prison seems a pretty big jump. Missing scenes from the pilot.

It's been five years since the series finale; what's next for Peter and Neal? A short meta conversation.

Reeling from the aftermath of the plane explosion, Nora and Peter attempt to return to business as usual while they search for answers surrounding the music box. Following their two elusive leads, Fowler and the Patchwork Man, brings them closer to uncovering a mystery from the past and the man behind it all. Part three of the Handcuffs and High Heels series. Genderbent Neal AU.

When I heard that they are in the talks of doing a new season of White Collar I lost it. This is just a little one shot! UPDATE- Thank you Guest reader that told me there was a problem with the post! :D Hopefully this is readable @ @

How does Peter cope when there are no second chances? A series of missing scenes from Au Revoir

Neal must ask Sara a very important question before he can ask another very important question. *spoilers and episode tag for 4x16*

This is the tv show White Collar as a novel. It is written from the point of view of Neal Caffrey or Peter Burke. The dialog follows the episodes, but there are also new scenes filling the gaps in the story. I wanted to capture the spirit of White Collar and the friendship between Peter and Neal. Part 5 starts with "Bottlenecked" and ends with "Out of the Box", the end of season 1.

"Neal drags is eyes open, turns his head an inch to look at Peter and says: „I don't feel so good." Peter's eyes grow wide with concern. The lunge through the window... Even though he likes to think of Neal as invincible, he certainly was not." This scene has been exploited so much within this fandom. Am I going to do it again? YES! 3 It's from 2x09 „Point Blank".

Peter had known he was just a kid when he started hunting him down. And he'd told himself, this does not affect my decisions in anyway. It had become his mantra, sixteen was old enough to make decisions, sixteen was the age of becoming a man. There were no excuses for the crimes he was committing. At least that's what he thought before he caught him. The stunning blue eyes of the

After 5.7, Personally I feel like Peter would have been more angry with Elizabeth. I do not own any of the character nor the programme. I HAVE EDITED THIS SO THE TEXT IT RIGHT. Leave reviews guys would help me a lot.

After weeks of an ongoing investigation, Peter and the team are finally ready to reel in their catch. But before Peter, posing as a wealthy investor, can close the deal, an unexpected event derails his plans as he finds himself face to face with his most sought after foe and personal adversary, Neal Caffrey. Pre-series.

Neal gets caught in Paris, accused of a heist at the Louvre few can only dream of. When the heist is revealed to be front for a more sinister crime yet to be committed, old friends join forces with their foes, the greatest band of thieves is revived, and the world's power dichotomy is threatened. Neal and Peter are no longer playing a game: they're battling against Gods now.

Peter doesn't understand loss like this, why he feels so empty, especially when he hasn't even lost anything. Isn't everything exactly the way it's supposed to be? What they wanted, their individual happily ever afters? Or: Four times Neal got a present and one time Neal got a present. Set post-series.

What do they want? Do they want anything? How far will Peter have to go to make them safe again? Don't own the show. Contains mild torture in early chapters followed by the aftermath.

Horror, survival, psychological thriller, hurt/comfort heavy. Having been kidnapped Neal and Peter find themselves held in a maze of forgotten tunnels beneath the city in a fight to keep themselves and each other alive. WARING: Violence, torture, gore, language, but *no* sex/rape. COMPLETED!

Neal tries to con Peter into thinking he's not sick and does so terribly. Disclaimer: I do not own White Collar.