"Oh no, Mom and Mom are mothering again."

Madeline McCord's life was but a dream when things take a turn for the worst. All she had ever known is ripped away from her cruelly at the hands of her abductor. Can she find strength to hold on to hope that one day she might make it back to her family? Can the McCords survive the tragedy that severed life as they knew it? Even if they could, would they ever be the same again?

Elizabeth is announced Killed In Action during her tour of duty in Iraq in 2004. But, is that what truly happened? Soon enough, Henry will find out that no it isn't. An expanded version of The People Left Behind.

Just as she had earlier, she found herself weighing the cost of individual harm against the greater good. (A bit dark with some dubious consent).

Set during Season 3. In which the Stalker has a better way of getting his message across. With Jason McCord alone in the house the night the security goes haywire it's easy to take him, beat him half to death and leave him alone in the dark. Or another Hurt Jason! Fic.

[alternate storyline] Elizabeth is just settling into her new role as Secretary of State and trying to dodge all the hardships that are coming at her-the loss of her friend George, the possible CIA involvement in that death, and so much more. The stress is already starting to get to her, and Henry is worried for her health.

Exactly what the title says ;)

Drabbles

This cannot be summarized without giving it away. Heavy angst bordering on emotional whump. Have some song lyrics; All of this drinkin' and smokin' is hopeless / But feel like it's all that I need / Somethin' inside of me's broken / I hold on to anything that sets me free

I am shamelessly trying to up my sexy-fun-time writing game. So, I decided to re-write my favorite trilogy. This is all in one chapter.

They were going on night five. God, he knew that she needed sleep. No one knew what night six would bring.

It was almost like a meditative state of mind - relinquishing control. It was all part of the game: the preparation and the aftermath were as important as what happened in between, she knew this and Henry knew it too.

A glimpse into the backstory of Henry and Elizabeth's romance, moving through moments that could have happened leading up to their union as Mr. and Mrs. McCord.

Earlier, she may have commanded an entire ballroom full of people, but behind closed doors, in the bedroom, he was the one in charge.

The bravest thing someone can do is ask for help. In honor of World Mental Health Day this week... (TW: suicidal thoughts)

A smile took her face remembering the time she called Blake saying "I have a crazy job offer for you" and he said yes even before she told him what the job would be. Crazy how loyalty works. It was time to let Blake in on her condition, calling it a disorder was never an option even when only thinking about it. [Elizabeth has adhd]

These will be one shot scenes that I cant get out of my head

Short stuff.

From senators to foreign ministers, they always had unexpected guests show up at the house, but tonight... Oh boy, this interruption took the cake.

Women have the right to flirt without getting hurt. And women have the right to drink without being taken advantage of either. There was only one person to blame. (TW: Rape)

[One-Shot, 1x01 continuation] "We used to have weeknight sex," Elizabeth said to Henry only mere months after taking this Secretary of State job. While continuing to overthink that issue weeks later, she hears a song come on the radio that sparks a feeling in her. Hearing the same song, Henry comes home to find Elizabeth no longer overthinking.

What happens when Henry, the new ethics advisor, has to go toe to toe with his own wife? (AU Episode Fill for Season 5 Episode 9)

[One-shot continuation of the affair scene in 1.07] Elizabeth asks Henry if he's having an affair after her return from India, but what happens after?

Like the people online, he felt relief— this was the closure that the country needed. (Part of the 9/11 series: First Time, Something in the Blue, and Painting the Sky)

"What I believe in my bones is that they're telling us they're up there." (Follows "First Time" and "Something In the Blue")