He does this not because he wants to, but because he has to, because it's the only thing that keeps the wolves that howl at his door at bay. He's been like this since '96 - it's easier to think of it as a year, as a place in time. After all, people remember 9/11 only by the date.

She's used to all this, the inane, banal commentery. She's learned to drown it out, otherwise listening to it day after day would drive her crazy.

This story will have twist and turns. There will be romance at every corner. There is drama at every jump. There will be sad moments and happy moments. Will the Detectives find out who murdered the young lady. What will the murderer do next? You can experience all of these in this story because you will the point of view of everybody in this story.

Sequel to "Discerning Taste". Mike and Connie have a poignant discussion about their relationship...

A case that will blow everyone's minds; a family is murdered, with a sole survivor. Filled with classified documents, danger and secrets, this is going to be a case to remember. Rated for murder scene. There's going to be eventual Lupo/OC & Mike/Connie for all you guys who love a little or more romance

A chronicle of Claire Kincaid's term as felony assistant to EADAs Benjamin Stone and Jack McCoy. Begins before "Sweeps" with her decision to become an attorney and a brief account of her days in law school and as a court clerk. Ends after "Aftershock."

A young, posh wedding planner is brutally murdered. The facts seem cut and dry until a tenacious blast from Mike Cutter's past threatens to jeopardize the case and his reputation. Mystery, jealousy, and a comedy of errors ensue. Eventually Mike/Connie

Set during "Skate or Die". Connie reacts to Mike provoking Jonah Applebaum into attacking him.

Post-"For the Defense" fluff. Sometimes words just aren't necessary...

When a young girl gets hit on the head with a brick but recognizes her attacker's voice, Connie Rubirosa figures it's a pretty straightforward case. However, as she works with Mike Cutter to figure out what really happened, they soon discover that a string of drug robberies as well as cyberbullying are involved. Eventual Mike/Connie.

Sequel to "The Greatest Thing". Mike and Connie go on a double date with two mutual friends and act all adorable. LOL T for language.

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After a long day in court, Cutter shares a favourite past time with Detective Benson.

After Mike and Connie spend their first night together, Connie decides to make their little sleepover a bit more fun.

With careers in NYC and LA, Mike and Connie have been leading separate lives for the past year. Then an intriguing case brings them together once again as hidden feelings are revealed. Besides the romance, expect lots of courtroom drama!

Sequel to "Double Date". T for language. Connie and Jack share and friendly conversation at a bar. Cutterosa romance follows!

Sequel to "EADA Rubirosa". Connie and Mike go on a double date with Lupo and Connie's new partner Allison Barclay. Conversations and banter galore ensue!

In the season 9 episode Sideshow. Abbie discovers that Jack had an affair with at least one of his ADA's. Eventually they'd have to talk about it.

An error in publication leaves Mike disenchanted with the press. Slight Easter theme.

"I want to stay. I want to put this behind us." A partnership in danger learns that every cloud has a silver lining. Slight Mike/Connie romance.

Post-"Submission". Were there sparks between Mike and that journalist? That's what Connie would like to know...

Post-script to the Season 11 episode "Endurance". Abbie can't seem to shake off the attentions of Barry Peck.

Sequel to "First Date". Connie has her first trial after being promoted to EADA. T for language. Romance, friendship, humor, and trial scenes abound!

Variety of drabbles written for LJ communities

T for language. When a woman is found dead in her apartment, our favorite cops and prosecutors work to solve the case! Meanwhile, a certain EADA and his partner are finding it difficult to resist the pull toward one another