I'm the eighth Hargreaves sibling. On the day my brother 5 attempts to time travel, I go with him. A stupid mistake sends us both into the Apocalypse. Trapped.

What's so great about the Plaza in June anyway? Read to find out...

Short story about Casey Shraeger and Jason Walsh on New Year's Eve. They can't work like they had planned so what will they do? Will it be the worst New Year's Eve ever or the best?

So how'd she get his trophy back? Short one shot from Episode 3.

Casey tells Walsh that she gets nervous in court. He gets mad because he thinks Beaumont wants to know what he thinks about on the stand and enlists Casey to get it out of him. But what does he really think about and why can't Casey and Beaumont know?

Everything was dark - dark and painful in a decidedly fuzzy way. She should never have accepted that third glass of wine.

When a former partner dies in the line of duty and then is vilified for his life choices. Jason gets angry. Then an anonymous author gives him the strength to take a stand. Former homosexual relationship of an OC implied. Don't like, don't read.

Months after Walsh and Shraeger brought down Cole and his brother for their roles in Walsh's kidnapping, Walsh is struggling in dealing with the aftermath of Cole's betrayal. Casey realizes this is the reason for her partner's reckless behavior, but before she can help him, tragedy strikes, and Walsh's life is once again at stake. A sequel to my first story, Unkindest Cut of All.

Beaumont is recovering well after being shot, but Walsh is having trouble dealing with his reaction in the aftermath. Takes place shortly after '42'. I do not own any of these characters.

Sequel: Set 6 months after I'll Be Coming Around Walsh and Schraeger are getting married. YES! Fist pump! What could possibly go wrong. Hint: Federal Marshalls, clowns, and the FBI are involved. Need I say more?

There's a new detective on the 2nd squad, and she's driving Jason Walsh crazy. She counts. Out loud. And he can't figure out why. The story of how it started. One-shot. Rated T for adult situations and mild language. I do not own any of these characters.

An accident hospitalizes Casey, and her family's finally had enough. Walsh attempts to make things better.

Walsh never said anything to his boss about Detective Cole's dirty past in order to protect Beaumont from the truth, but his instincts are screaming at him that his decision was a mistake; one that may cost him his life.

So the flowers didn't work, and the phone calls didn't work... but Delahoy picked a hell of a day to give up. Eric/Monica

Casey Shraeger doesn't like to talk about her time undercover.

This poem is about Casey dealing with missed opportunities. Reviews are welcome.

This story was originally started by Wicked42, credit to her. I adopted it. Original concept hers I ran with it. Walsh tries to protect Schraeger from a serial killer. She's not the most cooperative of "material witnesses." She wants to get the bad guy herself! Missing Chapter 6 has been replaced. Please re-read and enjoy corrected version. T-rating is serious,

She loves that damn diner. And she's going to kill the person who burnt it to the ground. (Walsh x Shraeger)

He swallowed hard, reminding himself that she didn't actually mean it, not the way he wanted her to.

She leaned back against her bathroom sink and stared at the small white stick in her hands. Rating is K to mild T.

Walsh is stabbed, and Shraeger takes care of him. Kind of. Walsh/Shraeger.

When Detective Casey Shraeger is stalked and harassed the whole department get involved in the case. But who is behind the strange goings on and why? Can Walsh protect her? And can he control his own feelings and remain focused?

Casey is accused of a murder she may have committed. Walsh x Shraeger - ish.

Two times his height was a problem, and one time hers wasn't.

A mugger attacks random disconnected people, leaving clues written on the victim's hands. This starts Shraeger and Walsh on the path to find a killer who seems to know all of Second Squad's secrets. Meanwhile, Dr. Crumb decides to take matters into her own hands with Delahoy, wrecking Banks' illusions of a calm, normal life in the process.