Plagued with insomnia after her time in prison, Fiona finds something of Michael's that she never expected. Set after 6.06 Shock Wave and 6.07 Reunion, inspired by the beginning scene in 3.09 Long Way Back.

Sam has some explaining to do. "Okay, Maddie, it went down like this: there's this little Venezuelan grandmother who always works the cash register at the corner store which consistently has the cheapest beer and yogurt in the neighborhood..."

There is one thing that Michael tends to do a lot that Fi loves, where he'll cup her face with his palm, and stroke her cheek gently with his fingers. A look at one of the parallels in Michael and Fiona's relationship.

"You know how it is with cover IDs. You become who you need to be." His words cut through her like a knife. Perhaps that was the answer to all of her questions. Fiona ponders her relationship with Michael. Companion piece to 2.11 Hot Spot. Updated author's note.

Father's Day in the Westen household never really went down well. In fact, it was a disaster. Every single year. As the one holiday Frank Westen never missed, how could it be anything else?

Michael asks Sam to take care of Fiona...and all that entails.

Sam Axe hates spies. So how exactly does he become friends with Michael Westen? Just an interesting (and slightly amusing) scene I thought I should write.

"Fi tried talking to him. He took one look at her, started crying, couldn't stop." Missing scenes from 7.07 Psychological Warfare. Michael and Fiona with Sam, Jesse and Maddie.

Yeah, she'd been shot before, but at this moment she couldn't remember it ever hurting quite as much. Fiona and Michael oneshot set sometime in season 4.

Madeline asks about Fiona's romantic life.

Alternate reality one-shot - Michael wasn't burned.

With her body pressed against mine, it finally hits me. Today could have been so much worse. I could have lost her. How could I ever live without her? Short Michael and Fi oneshot post 3.09 Long Way Back.

If you were to look up the definition of unconventional couple, it would definitely include a photo of Michael and Fiona. You know, if that's how dictionaries worked.

Alice Westen was not expecting her brother to tumble back into her life, but she was glad he did. Working with Michael, Alice now is devoting herself to help people, hoping to make up for all the injuries her past caused. Jesse/OC. Rated T for violence

He should've noticed the hesitation in her voice when she mentioned Armand. He did, but he moved on without pressing it. Post 5.08 Hard Out.

AU. Eight years after rejoining the CIA, Michael comes back to Miami to see what his friends have made of the life he left behind, and realizes for the first time just how much he's lost. Maybe it's not too late to make amends. Oneshot, Michael's perspective; mainly a family story, Jesse/Fiona on the side.

This morning she had been angry with him. Then for a moment, she thought she would never see him again. Extended reunion scene for 4.08 Where There's Smoke. Michael/Fiona.

"Too long a sacrifice can make a stone of the heart." William Butler Yeats from his poem 1916. We know how the story ends but do we really know how it all began? The improbable story between an American spy and his Irish asset that eventually became so much more: two damaged souls who found love despite the churning world around them.

Michael struggles with Nate's death and his fears surrounding Fiona's release from prison. Missing/extended scenes from 6.07 and 6.08.

The turkey's in danger of burning, the decorations are held by glitter glue and the fairylights are on the fritz. With Michael's flight landing in 2 hours, it didn't leave much time for the gang to create a perfect family Christmas.

Getting a pair of wedding rings is harder than it looks.

Michael, Fiona, and Charlie, reborn as the O'Donovan family, have successfully settled on the Iveragh Peninsula. Their lives are in transition as they make the switch from covert operatives to parents. With the Christmas season looming, difficulties arise in trying to make the holiday memorable for Charlie. A four part holiday story - Nollaig Shona Dhaoibh!

He's weary and needs the war to end, and he has no idea what or who will be waiting for him when it's over, and it's not over, not yet.

What if Fiona's release from prison hadn't been tainted by Nate's death? A look inside a happy reunion for Michael and Fiona. AU post 6.06.

"If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance" - George Bernard Shaw The final installment of the "Charlie Trilogy" that began with the birth of the O'Donovan family in "Sea and Change" and followed by the reveal of the past in "The Everlasting Present". Charlie is no longer a child and ready to strike out on his own. Can mayhem be far behind?