Mini-challenge from jyorraku: Hoshi and T'Pol get into an argument over a photograph

A red-haired artist, an unplanned series of events. An unintended heir. Mestral's adventures sixty years after being left on Earth.

Hoshi starts acting strangely during an ion storm. Femslash. Rated M to be on the safe side. Set during S1/S2, but minor spoilers for "In a Mirror, Darkly"

Prompts, drabbles, ect. Most likely will be romantic pairings. T rated to be safe. Overall Disclaimer: Not mine just like to play.

Archer / Shran. A day on Earth, where Shran and Archer pass some good time together with a hat problem

Archer / Shran. A quiet, peaceful moment to ease their lives.

T'Pol trades places with a Vulcan officer to get away from the "chaos" of the *Enterprise.* Inspired by/Sequel to S1 Ep4 "Strange New World."

In "Vox Sola," T'Pol said some nice things to Hoshi. Where did that come from? Here is one possible explanation.

Tucker has an accident. Archer is there for him. Friendship and brotherhood. No slash.

My AU take on the season 1 finale/season 2 opener, "Shockwave". Rated T for safety.

Movie Night sees a frustrated Hoshi and her helpful, pseudo-brothers, Travis and Trip, attempt to assist her with an annoyingly distant and implacable Lieutenant Malcolm Reed. Hoshi Sato and Malcolm Reed, some T'Pol and Trip if you squint. Rating for some minor language and mostly for safety.

An old friend of T'Pol's and a young Argelian woman spell trouble for Hoshi and T'Pol. Slashy. Rated M for language and sexual content.

A/TP. What happened after the movie with Archer and T'Pol's "date" in the second season episode "Horizon." References to other events in episodes "Stigma," "The Catwalk," "Breaking the Ice," and "Shockwave-Part II"

The shuttle Shran and T'Pol were on has crashed on a distant asteroid and T'Pol is seriously wounded. Can Shran let go of his preconceptions and keep her alive while they wait for Enterprise? How will Archer and the crew manage the recovery without a transporter? This is a general story with a little bit of action. Ensemble: Travis, Hoshi, Reed, Phlox, Hess and two crew members.

Trip had barely known her, so how could it hurt so much?

During Broken Bow, with Captain Archer in sickbay, why would Trip let T'Pol take command of the NX-01? This story follows right after the events of The Logic of an Emotional Decision.

This is the Sequel to Return to Carbon Creek. This will show what happened to Mestral and his family Through the Eugenics war and how it changed the world. What influence did Vulcans have on Earth durring World War III.

AU AN alternative view of the final episode of ST:Enterprise where 'Trip' Tucker survives the final episode and he and T'Pol reconcile. [Apologies for the rant at the beginning.]

Hoshi and T'Pol disappear during a not-so-routine scientific mission. Who took them, where were they taken, and how are they going to get out? No slash. Also appearances by Archer, Reed (minor) and Tucker (minor). Couple of TnT scenes.

Second in a series of overlapping stories, this tale follows everyone's favorite inter-species couple in a modified Mirror Universe setting where the Terran Empire was almost completely crushed less than 50 years into their reign.

An experimental playground where I explore the next chapters of my story in progress, "Highly Classified Mission," a missing-scenes/extrapolation of S2E7: The Seventh. It's not necessary to have seen the episode or read my story, but both would enhance this experience. No lemons; some onions. Solid T rating. Last thing: THERE WILL BE SPOILERS!

Follow-up to 'Big Bad Wolf'. All is calm in the Mirror Universe, until Reed pays a visit to the Jupiter Yards, where he encounters some old friends.

August of 3110: Richard Daniels travels back from 2192 to find he has been wiped from existence, and his own mother doesn't even know him. Working with the Temporal Integrity Commission, he has to get back to the 2192 MU as repairs have to be made to 1964 & 1994, and a detour to 1969 finds him breaking the Commission's biggest rule before a 2nd return to 3110, for a final showdown.

Lieutenant Malcolm Reed was a very angry man; at the moment in fact he was so angry that whilst hauling an unconscious Commander Tucker to an area where they could by his security staff and the Enterprise, he felt like he could if necessary delay death itself - which he might have to . . .

T'Pol thinking and grieving after the events of Terra Prime.