The year is 2380. Invaders from the Triangulum galaxy have managed to cross the intergalactic void in much the same way the Enterprise D did with the help of The Traveler. They are here to annihilate all humans. Although their motives on not clear at first, they have a very good reason.

I remember Gates said in an interview how she wished they wrote her pregnancy in the show and I thought "I wonder how that would have gone". This takes place during S3-S4 and starts from the episode Allegiance. What if Beverly didn't leave that night? It is very TNG-esque. I wanted to keep it traditional in that manner.

Beverly won't forget the things that matter most to her, no matter her reality. (From Episode 4.5, "Remember Me")

They hadn't planned for their first Christmas to go this way, but Jean-Luc wouldn't have changed it for the world. Rated for innuendo, just in case.

The crew of the Enterprise are invited to a holodeck murder mystery birthday party in honour of Data. Everyone is thrilled about to spend shore leave engaged in a thrilling mystery. It soon becomes apparent things are not quite what they seem. Something about this mysterious, omnipotent Butler has Jean-Luc on edge. Features the whole TNG gang and Q, Lore, and Lwaxana Troi.

Wesley must face himself when he has no inhibitions to hold himself back.

Deanna's smile grew at the endearment and, after a moment of thought to remember the proper words, said in hesitant Klingon, "jIHvaD Saw."

While on a mission to save a planet from an environmental disaster, the Enterprise crew receive an unexpected visitor in the form of a man claiming to be a time traveller from the future, but is there more to him than meets the eye?

Maybe we should be afraid, she says, but maybe what she means is, I'll ruin this. [For Trektober 2023, 21: Pining]

Consecutive Normal Punches... from a Galaxy-class starship.

Picard/Crusher. "It had been a minor indiscretion. That was all. She'd told herself a few dozen times that it had meant nothing. It was just the giving in to a desire. It was just a minor indiscretion. They both knew that it hadn't meant a thing—it couldn't mean a thing." Rated for discussed situations (thought I'm terrible at ratings).

She had the distinct feeling that they'd been here before. (From Episode 5.18, "Cause and Effect")

She'd accused him of being jealous. She was right, but not entirely. What he'd felt had been so much more than mere jealousy. (From Episode 7.14, "Sub Rosa")

Jean-Luc fears he might lose everything, and he realizes what truly matters most to him. (From Episode 1.4, "The Last Outpost")

Jean-Luc is home on leave, and Beverly has a few surprises for him.

They couldn't pretend that the feelings hadn't been there before. It was only that, this time, they wouldn't be denied. (From Episode 1.2 "The Naked Now")

Beverly doesn't want Jean-Luc to have regrets. (From Episode 3.23 "Sarek")

Missing scenes from CharlieFenwick's "The Complication". Data/Tasha fluff and romance. Starts during "The Naked Now" with the polywater incident as their relationship develops. Can stand alone but I encourage you to read "The Complication" as well.

Jean-Luc and Beverly discuss the parallels and differences between the expectations in their own relationship and those in the relationships they witnessed on Ligon Two. (From Episode 1.3, "Code of Honor")

Beverly and Jean-Luc admit their feelings for one another with a little help from a doppelganger who, though in possession of every other aspect of Jean-Luc's body and personality, lacks his inhibitions. (From Episode 3.18, "Allegiance")

Jean-Luc is going to take part in a Klingon challenge, leaving Beverly behind on the ship. (From Episode 3.17, "Sins of the Father") I always rate high, just in case.

One Shot set after "Code of Honor. Tasha is wrestling with the aftermath of "The Naked Now," when she runs into Data on a turbo lift early one morning. With nowhere to hide she finally talks to him about their liaison.

Set after 'All Good Things' after being thrown back and forth through time, Picard reflects with his crew what he saw.

Beverly unintentionally grants a few of Jean-Luc's long-held wishes.

Jean-Luc believes that fatherhood is one of the greatest blessings, even if things aren't always as one might wish them to be. (From Episode 3.16, "The Offspring")