When Laurel is captured by China White, something happens that she doesn't expect. Rated M just in case.

In the wake of the Undertaking, Felicity is forced to ask Oliver for a place to stay. One night of sleeplessness (and a little bit of sharing) leads them both to a deeper bond of friendship. -AU (One-shot, Stand-alone story.)

Another holiday spent alone is anything but fun. Felicity's day-before-Thanksgiving routine doesn't make it any easier this year. But Oliver's timely friendship just might make it a little less lonely. -AU (One-shot, Stand-alone story.)

Isabel Rochev stirs up trouble on the trip to Moscow, making an extended flight feel even longer for Felicity. But Oliver knows just how to help her through it — hostile company partners notwithstanding. (One-shot, Stand-alone story.)

Oliver must save Felicity from Count Vertigo, but in doing so, his vow to Tommy comes secondary to one important purpose — being there for Felicity. -AU (One-shot, Stand-alone story.)

As Oliver waits for someone he cares about to wake up, he and Laurel finally have a long overdue talk. A choice is made and Oliver's future becomes clear. -AU (One-shot, Stand-alone story.)

As requested by absentlyabbie on Tumblr. Oliver doesn't remember anything from the last 5 years.

Oliver and Felicity are pushed into a new awareness of their feelings together. But does that mean they are pushed together, or further apart. Story begins after season 2 mid season finale.

Thea finds out a secret.

"Sometimes Oliver needs to be broken down, needs to feel like nothing, before John can build him up again." Diggle/Oliver H/C

Oliver Queen has returned from an island of purgatory to avenge a city in need of justice. Finding balance in his life is made all the more difficult with a book of names to strike off and a remarkable woman to re-convince he's worth her time. Fighting crime as the Hood keeps him busy, but getting Felicity to fall in love with him? Now that'll take a whole new level of dedication.

A collection (that's the plan) of episode tags from the point of view of "black driver" John Diggle. He'll mostly be interacting with either Oliver or Felicity, depending on who needs the gift of his wisdom.

When Felicity offered to help Barry on a case in Central City, she didn't know how much she would have to reveal about her past or how much this case would change her future. "Seriously, Oliver, did you really think I'd learned to hack that well in school? I wasn't always an I.T. girl." Setting: Pre-"Flash" and pre"Secret History of Felicity Smoak"

Oliver is not used to Felicity showing interest in a guy who's not him. Which has nothing to do with his dislike of Barry Allen, of course. ―- OliverFelicity, BarryFelicity

Laurel is falling for Oliver again and for the Guardian angel... What happens when she discovers that they are the same person. AN: I suck at summaries... NEXT CHAPTER UPDATED

"I'm a woman and my womanly senses tingle whenever I'm around you two... No that sounded wrong, I meant that well— ugh, you know what I meant!" Felicity tries talking some sense into Diggle.

"I've walked in on Diggle doing you on that mat more times than I'd like to admit. If you want me to find you a more private place to do your thing than I'm all for it." Diggle/Oliver

"Unless finding your boss straddling his bodyguard while rubbing at the bodyguard's chest in a really sexual way meant something else these days, then fine, it wasn't what it looked like…." Felicity catches Diggle and Oliver in a compromising position.

Maybe he's been looking for the wrong item all this time and he hasn't even realized. They are far from normal – both as individuals and even more so as a couple – and, perhaps, the representation of their love and partnership should be as unique as they are.

Oliver goes to Felicity's house to apologize. (NOTE: This is a sequel to my other story "Rumors". It would be good to read that one first.)

Cross posted from my tumblr. Diggle brings Oliver home after his exile to Lian Yu to face the aftermath of The Undertaking, including the loss of Felicity. But it seems she was prepared for any situation...even her own death.

Oliver finds himself still haunted by his time on the island. A warm distraction comes in the form of Felicity and a keen journalist from abroad.

Life is mysteriously ridiculous. Or perhaps ridiculously mysterious?

"But you can't cook," she said, trying to sound nonchalant. Oliver raised an eyebrow at her. "Who says?"

Felicity arrives home to her apartment to find a stocking clad Oliver and a half burnt dinner.