Sam and Josh take a vacation at Camp David and talk about their future. Post-Canon.

Sam just won the California 47th, but being a congressman is a lot harder than he thought. Post-canon.

Sam reminisces during his flight to an international conference.

Sam asks Josh to read to kids, and it doesn't go as planned.

CJ doesn’t talk about her past but after Abbey witnesses something she can’t unsee and sets out to help her.

President Sam Seaborn-Lyman reads an unfriendly editorial and it impacts his day.

Story about Danny and CJ takes place after the episode Night Five.

Despite being President, Sam still insists on writing the State of the Union address.

Josh drags Sam home to the Residence after a long day in the Oval Office.

President Sam Seaborn-Lyman gets his revenge, and it's the most fun he's had all week.

Set during season six's 'Faith Based Initiative' but slightly canon divergent. What if Josh really couldn't figure out how to tell Bartlet that he's leaving? What if he left a letter of resignation instead? He would the ensuing conversation go? Perhaps something like this. One-shot.

First Gentleman Josh Seaborn-Lyman always looks out for the ones he loves, but sometimes he goes too far.

"C.J. was lying, however. She did remember the reason for one of the meetings: the perfectly anticlimactic handing of her NSC card." C.J. and her complicated feelings about her NSC card resurface once Josh gets his during the Santos administration. CJ & Josh friendship.

When a serious accident threatens the lives of two members of the Bartlet family, it puts everything in perspective and leads to important decisions for Jed and Abbey as they recover from the aftermath. Part 17 of the Snapshots of the Past series.

It's been five years since Donna left D.C. and Josh, but after some hard times, she decides to try find him again. Will he be happy to see her? Will he even want to? And will he be willing to help her when she needs it most? First West Wing Story. Please R&R.

"I didn't make your day easy, I know. But please, don't look at me like this." "Like?" "Like you would've gladly told me off, but holding back out of respect for my father. I can answer for my actions. If you have something to say to me, just do it." He raises his eyebrows in surprise. She is perceptive, maybe too much for her own good. A conversation that could have been.

Inspired by a deleted scene from the season three episode 'The Two Bartlet's.' Josh needs Donnas help on a non work-related project and she can never say no to him, even if it involves his girlfriend Amy Gardner. One-shot. Fluffy but also pretty angsty, too.

What if Leo, Jed, and Abbey's relationships were not what they appeared to be? A subtextual rewatch of season 1 in vignettes.

The sequel to A Political Affair. It's election season & the race is running close between the Democrats & Republicans but for those who can't aim for the throne there are still seats in the Senate, 1 of which the Democrats fear Cadence McGarry's Republican boyfriend Tom Landis is after. Cady finds herself back in D.C caught between the 2 sides as Jed & John want her back for P.R.

A continuation of the events at the end of 'Nöel.' Donna takes Josh to the ER, and he opens up to her about how he's been feeling. Josh/Donna. One-shot. Please read the warning at the top before you decide to continue.

Season six finale '2162 Votes' canon-divergent. When all hope seems lost to Josh, a familiar face shows up and reminds him why he's here. Josh/Donna. One-shot.

The story of Joey Lucas and Kenny Thurman through the years—from the early days of their friendship to their involvement with the Bartlet administration and beyond

On his final day in office, President Bartlet reflects on the election night that first brought him to the West Wing. Some mild Season 7 spoilers.

A collection of drabbles - 100 words (more or less) each - for all those little tiny moments I have in my head.

A series of one-shots in Josh and Donna's relationship.