Josh feels aroused as well as proud of Donna, after she gives a rousing speech at a fundraiser. Set post-series.

Abbey has the chickenpox.

The main character and her adopted sister are the babies of the Bartlet's. Thea finds out who she is and now she is trying to find herself because of what she finds out and now she has to figure out who knew about it and who can she trust.

Set after 'Silent night' in an AU setting. Josh does take Donna for drinks at the Hawk and Dove. Things happen. Then more things happen. Rated M since that is as high as I can get on

Donna's son reflects on the male influence in his life. [Now with companion chapters.]

A few scenes from the Bartlet Administration, inspired by Taylor Swift's Long Live and History Has Its Eyes On You from Hamilton.

It is one of Donna's rare days off from work and she spends it taking are of all of her doctors appointments. She gets board in the waiting room and decides to read one of the silly magazines you find in all doctors offices. What silly test does she take and what is Josh's reaction when he finds out that Donna is at the doctor's office?

After the results of the election are announced, it's time to celebrate.

The Bartlet West Wing gets its hands on the Hamilton cast album.

In order to help Abbey with her family drama, priest-in-training Jed Bartlet goes home with her for the holidays, pretending to be her boyfriend.

Donna likes to wear Josh's coat around the office and one day he wants to know why. Inspired by Donna wearing his coat on screen for one second and making me feel things.

Josh and Donna are married and their 10th grade daughter is on a school trip to visit the White House. During this field trip she might run into some familiar faces.

Josh Lyman's niece Ellie has just moved to DC for college. After leaving the White House something happens that she'll never be able to forget. Ellie can't talk to Josh, no matter how hard she tries she can't get the words out. Luckily for the both of them the President's young aide, Charlie Young, is there when she needs someone the most. *violence and sexual assault warning*

Set during the transition period, before Santos's inauguration, Josh and Donna spend Christmas and New Year together. It's exceptionally fluffy because hey, it's Christmas/New Year!

In the aftermath of the Rosslyn shooting, Donna decides to be brave.

Seeing as it was Christmas I fancied writing a story about Jed proposing to abbey at Christmas and abbey having a little news of her own.

The thoughts and musings. Post-episode ramblings. Some moderate spoilers of Gaza and previous two episodes. Mostly Josh, Donna, and a blip of CJ.

Elizabeth Bartlet, eldest daughter of Jed and Abbey, gives birth to her first child, and Jed has some trouble adjusting.

Abbey Bartlet turns fifty.

Eight years after Josh leaves office and he Sam have to adjust to changes in their lives

Gus must write a poem for a school assignment. He can't help but write about recent events because even after these many months sometimes grandma cries.

Getting Josh to hire her won't be easy for Donna, but she's not giving up yet. Remix of the interview in "The Ticket".

Set during Season 6's Drought Conditions, what could have happened if Josh and Donna had ran with their instincts in that closet.

"Whenever we babysit Sam's daughter, Donna makes me change the baby's diapers." A continuation of the first scene in Season 7, Episode 1 "The Ticket"

Abbey is eight months pregnant with her second child, and the time has come to figure out a name. Bartlet History 17.