The fight call on the opening night of Death Rattle turns into quite the disaster when, unlike scripted, the Nanny is pushed off the lighthouse, and Oliver is faced with the question of whether or not his leading lady is more important to him than his Broadway triumph. Season 3.

Charles finds himself thinking more and more about Oliver. That’s perfectly normal, isn’t it? After all, they’re friends, right? No, he knows he’s wrong. As long as he doesn’t act on them, his feelings can’t get in the way.

For years Oliver didn't need another person's presence in his apartment for it to feel like home, but that was all before a certain two-braided little lady came along and turned his world upside down. A closer look at the delightful perks of sharing his life with the love of his life. Clean fluff. Post-Season-3.

Ben Glenroy liked to pick on people, and Loretta was a soft touch. Oliver, blissfully oblivious to the animosity between the actors, was nevertheless worried about his leading lady. Season 3.

Mabel avait toujours aimé avoir raison. Jusqu'à ce que l'identité de l'assassin de leur dernière enquête ne soit révélée...

"I knew it," she whispered breathlessly, staring with open defiance into the devilish eyes. "It was you all along! You're the killer!" A retelling of the final scene of Death Rattle Dazzle. One-Shot.

Mabel's period comes and she is embarrassed. What happens next? Read to find out more. TW: mentions of blood, menstruation

Mabel tells the guys she has to move out in 4 weeks, and they console each other.

Set in a hypothetical season 4, this story follows the events that concluded season 3 which throws our 3 main characters into not only a new murder to solve but some surprising turn of events.

Post- 3x8, Oliver wakes up in the hospital after his heart attack and finds Charles and Mabel in the room. He begs them to believe him when he says Loretta didn't kill Ben. Language warning.

Charles has to be there for Oliver when he finds out that Will isn't his biological son. Oliver asks why Charles insists on being alone. Language warning. One-Shot.

The fountain in the outside space of The Arconia is a perfect spot to sit in the fall. Crispy cold, leaves, a beautiful view and perfect spot for two acquaintances to sit, sign-chat, reminisce and become friends. Theo/Mabel friendship.

Mabel is under the weather and wants to be alone. Oliver and Charles, however, stick around and help take care of her (as much as she doesn't want them too). Rated T for swear words.

Whitney Ross doesn’t expect to fall for the deaf boy next door, but after a one-of-a-kind encounter, something starts to form between them.

Charles, the most awkward man in the universe, thinks about Oliver, the most uninhibited one.