Some have their crosses, and their Golden Gates, well, she is the grace I wear when I lose my faith. We all need something to believe, the words we say before we sleep. Close my eyes, and she's my dream. She's the truth inside my world of lies, keeping all my hope alive.

Team Westen finds that things have changed in Miami when they return from Panama. Virgil has come to stay, and Sam experiences an upheaval. And this is only the beginning.

Guilt is a funny thing. It can activate the need for revenge in the most Ghandi-like person. On the other side of a double-edged sword, it can debilitate even the most hardened men. And the guilt could be made exponentially worse when your mother couldn't even seem to be in the same room with you without her face looking like she'd drank sour milk.

"I'm an angel with a shotgun, fighting 'til the war's won, I don't care if Heaven won't take me back. I'll throw away my faith, babe, just to keep you safe. Don't you know you're everything I have? And I wanna live, not just survive, tonight."

"Just another perfect mistake, just another bridge to take on the way to letting go. This ain't goodbye, this is just where loves goes when words aren't warm enough to keep away the cold. Oh, no, this ain't goodbye, it's not where our story ends. I know you can't be mine, not the way you've always been. As long as we've got time, then this ain't goodbye."

After the death of brother Nate, and Fiona getting out of prison it has been hard for both to get back into the swing of helping people. Forced into a job that if she does not succeed her brother Shawn will get killed. Both Fiona and Michael's hearts will battle in order to protect the other. Armand makes his 2nd appearance after Season 5, Episode 8 "Hard Out".

He could tell by the determination in her stride that she was all about getting back to work. Why did it surprise him? Did he really think that things would change when they were married? He was starting to feel like her boy toy again, and not her husband.

Fiona finds Sam's reading material to be sophomoric.

Michael is called to his mother's house on urgent business... but all is not as it seems.

Patience Michael, aren't spies supposed to have patience? If you must know, I brought you here ultimately because I seek one thing from you. That Mr. Westen is revenge.

Michael's thoughts on responsibility when he collects Nate's things. Spoilers for S6. This is my first BN posting. One-shot. I don't own the characters.

I was bored so I wrote a story. Not sure if its a one shot or not. Basically Fiona wants some alone time with Michael. Of course for them it can't be that easy.

Michael never gets sick, but when he does, he discovers just how fragile he is. Time is fleeting, but how can a spy who's spent so much of it searching for the truth switch gears and focus on himself and what he's always wanted to do and enjoy?

Jesse/Michael. In which Fiona is still in prison and Jesse is the one who ends up picking up the pieces for Michael in the aftermath of finally catching up to Anson - if in unexpected ways.

While on an op for the CIA, Michael and Jesse are waylaid by pirates. Jesse comes up with a ruse to save their lives, but is there something more to his actions?

As a tsunami rushes towards southern Florida, the team must try to stop a radical anti-government group from bombing a charity event. After the tsunami hits, Sam finds a close friend in need of help.

Michael and Sam are stunned when they realize the identity and motive for a stalker.

When Michael aids the CIA in a big drug bust, he finds a woman trapped in the attic and realizes she has been there for almost two decades. She is traumatized and eventually only trusts Sam.

How did Sam and Elsa meet? Just this author's speculation.

His eyes dropped down to their joined hands and he opened his mouth to tell her that he had never wanted to leave her but she surged forward to cover her mouth with his, stealing the words from his lips...set after 6x06

Michael Westen and his friends are stranded in Panama, regrouping and coming to terms with discovering who was ultimately behind his being burned. But Card isn't finished yet, and he's assigned an old friend of Sam's to finish the job.

Fiona and Michael must find out a way to help Sam!

It's a learned talent, being a quality sex partner, while personally disimpassioned. And when you're a spy, sometimes it's a talent you have to utilize under undesirable circumstances; with people you don't even like. But it's when you find yourself executing this skill in your private life, with the person you're engaged to marry – well, that's when things start getting sticky.

Michael tries to cope with the fallout of Nate's death. Reaction piece to the season 6, mid-season finale, "Desperate Times." Please read enclosed author's note regarding updates on "Apathy."

'There is always someone who's out to get Michael. And Fiona knows this isn't his fault but she also wonders if they'll ever be able to just be.' Fiona/Michael, post-6x10, summer finale.