There was only one thing Colby Granger could do to save his partner and the kids on the bus. He didn't have to think twice. Saving lives was in his job description and so was dying in the line of duty. (Not a deathfic)

[Between Post Metric and Hollywood Homicide] Colby wasn't a traitor but betrayal and anger lingered in the office. Everybody, not only David, could feel it. And yet Megan and Don could greet Colby without reservation and happiness as he returned to the same office. What did they do differently?

A figure from Charlie's past comes back to make him pay for past mistakes. When Don gets caught up in the middle and becomes his hostage Charlie has to do what he can to protect his brother, even if that means putting himself in harm's way.

First off, yes I realize this show was made a while ago but I just found it and fell in love with it. Charlie pushes himself too far while working on a case, leading to health complications and lots of brotherly worry (ch1) The case that leads to this however brings on new revolutions for Don when he joins the case and finds out what Charlie really works on for the NSA. (Ch2 )

5 liters of blood in the human body. Two brothers. One FBI headquarters office. One bullet.

Colby is the only one between Charlie and a killer. (Part 1 is Colby's POV of event, then Part 2 is Charlie's POV of same event.)

Charlie gets kidnapped in place of a girl that comes to his office. The girl with the help of the team has to save Charlie from the kidnappers

12 hours after the end of Trust Metric. Colby just wants to come home.

In the Sniper Zero episode what if Charlie did get shot? A one shot of Don feeling guilty as Charles is getting stitched up.

Charlie is arrested for a crime he did not commit. Don swears to his brother that he'll get him out of jail. As he searches for clues, he finds out how much Charlie's been set up, and why. Will he be able to find enough evidence to free Charlie?

A story of love and betrayal. Can Don and Charlie's relationship withstand the ultimate test?

Captain Aveline Vega is so over her deployment and ready to go home. She's had enough of the desert with its blinding heat and humidity to last a lifetime. As an un-bonded Temp-Guide and ICU nurse she is uniquely qualified to treat the wounded humans and Sentinels she encounters in that part of the world. She's just got two more weeks of powdered eggs and then she can go home.

AU: Set after the season finale, but based on the plots of the episodes. Charlie wrote another book.

You never know what you'll find on a rainy night in LA...

High school can be lousy. A one person support network isn't cutting it. SUICIDAL THEMES. BE RESPONSIBLE.

Tag to Friendly Fire(6.2) What do the FBI agents do in their free time?

When Don's boss, best friend and the godfather to his eldest son is found brutally murdered, Don vows to make the person(s) responsible pay; which is easier said than done as Don finds himself emerged in a world where everybody lies and no one can be trusted.

When a police officer's car drives off with his son in the front seat, the team discovers a horrifying event happening in LA. Note: there is a horrifying part to the plot, so viewer discretion is advised.

Larry ma zawsze pod górkę. To jedyna dostępna prawda.

Don works to make sure that she is okay

Don wants to make sure that his marriage works.

Charlie is in labor with his and Ian's first child. Ian has been in the field for over 2 weeks and despite the multiple attempts at contacting him, is still unreachable. Charlie will not have this baby without him. Or will he? This story contains Mpreg. Don't like don't read.

With his divorce from Ian pending, An early morning phone call could change everything.

[Complete] In the aftermath of the Season 3 episode 'Protest', Don experiences a rare moment of doubt over his chosen career and Alan has to finally let go of his own past in order to set his son straight.

Tag to Jet44's Fraudulent Perception. How does Don react?