Jayne, with added magic. Rated for language.

"Look what I found down at the market." Jayne produces a sticky, heady-smelling packet with an evil grin. A short and silly whole-crew drabble.

He glared down at his hands. Big hands: good for working, killing, and hitting. It was a simple arrangement. Sex only, no word to the captain or crew, no public displays of affection, and NO ATTACHMENT. Why did he have to go and ruin everything? Firefly, episode by episode, focusing on everything that happens off-screen. Jayne/Kaylee pairing

This is the tale of Liara Hawke, a young woman looking to flee from the past that haunts her and seeks to hunt her down. The battered Firefly class ship Serenity may be the answer to her prayers and the crew the path to her future.

Despite initial misgivings from their captain, the Serenity crew celebrate Christmas together. One-shot.

"We have laid down our weapons, all of us." He leans his arm against the glass, and shifts his weight uncomfortably. "You have my word, as a civilised man, that every one of you will walk from here when you choose." "I have no regard for your word as a civilised man." Inara comes face-to-face with the Operative in the aftermath of the battle against the Reavers.

Doc is everything a rich boy from the Core should be, and yet he just won't lie down and be that boy, keeps throwing himself against the world like one day he'll win. Simon and Kaylee get careless, and Simon tries to figure out who the hell he is when all the family he has in the 'verse is aboard Serenity.

Malcolm Reynolds was having a tough time. He was tired of losing... Lost the war, lost his faith, lost half of his crew. He had no idea that getting someone back would only make things far, far worse. New updates posted in December 2020!

Before Serenity, before the thrillin' heroics, even before Vera, there was a boy they called Jayne. This story is based entirely on the letter Jayne receives from his mother (as well as the hat) at the beginning of Episode 12, "The Message" of the Firefly series.

River ghosts the ship, on mouse feet. Not alone; never alone. Less alone than ever, now. They made Little Mouse smaller and smaller and smaller, but she didn't melt away. She couldn't. What she's made of won't dissolve. A post-BDM vignette, as seen by River.

The untold stories of the Verse. Having been a fan of Firefly many years now I have always wanted more. The Browncoats want more. Anyway, this is how we get more. This story is my take on the Captain's dealings with Patients & Whitefall. It will show how Malcolm Reynolds was still incline to do business with someone who'd shot him in the past.

'Four men and four women sat together around a large dining table, all beginning to wake from a deep and peaceful slumber at more or less the same moment. Eight pairs of eyes all fluttered open, and eight pairs of ears pricked up, as these people took in the sights and sounds of their wholly unfamiliar environment.'

If all the 'Verse was a stage, and all its people bit players, where did that leave the crew of 'Serenity' after the Miranda Broadwave? Hounded by the Alliance, haunted by her husband's death, and facing an ever changing universe, Zoë couldn't say. But she had to keep moving forward. For her crew. For Wash. For her daughter.

River heard it, and no one understood. Two by two, hands of blue; they had been found. ***First Firefly Fanfic written years ago*** Complete***

Jayne isn't the brightest star in the Verse… and this is one of those times he proves it

River Tam was never the only one. Now see what happens when another of her kind finds her, who is he, and more importantly what does he want from her?

Grief manifests in many different ways - sorrow, anxiety, anger. This is something the Captain knows well.

Inara and Mal deal with the aftermath of his almost confession and her decision to leave Serenity. But things don't always have a simple solution or ideal outcome. Post 1x13 Heart of Gold

Sequel to 'Her Bodyguard'. On the run from both the Tams and the Alliance, River and Jayne, plus Simon too, have boarded Serenity at Persephone and are now off into the black, hoping to find a new place in the 'verse to call home. Maybe they are destined to stay aboard the Firefly for keeps, but life won't be easy, even if they are accepted amongst the crew.

Malcolm Reynolds can't find the largest member of his crew, Jayne, and that makes him nervous. He's not worried about Jayne, he's worried about his boat. Eventually the reason Jayne is hiding is found out and relationships are tested.

Simon a échoué. Il n'a pas réussir à sauver River et la croit morte dans sa tentative de la sauver. Désormais fugitif, recherché par l'alliance, il se contente de survivre au jour le jour. Le Firefly tombe sur lui et Mal voit un reflet de lui-même dans cet homme à qui l'Alliance a tout volé...

On scavenger duty, Jayne and River find themselves in a real tight spot.

Summary: "Because we freely love, as in our will; To love or not; in this we stand or fall." John Milton - When love comes at you like a bullet, you really only have two options. (Rayne) -

When the crew of Serenity is chased to the distant planet Muir, they didn't know what to expect, but it definitely wasn't to find themselves face to face with Alliance soldiers.

After surviving the firefight on Deadwood, Sully is concerned about what he and the rest of the new crew may have stumbled into aboard the iJin Dui.../i