"You hear that?" She asks vaguely. He would normally be thrown into a military mindset at such a question, gun drawn, ready to fight, but by what he reads in Lucy's expression, she isn't concerned or worried… just confused. "It sounded like a grunt or a…" she clears her throat. "A moan?" PostSeason2 Future!Lyatt Present!Lyatt

One change to the past, or maybe two, echoes through time to change the present. Lucy, Rufus, and Flynn return from 1968 to find Wyatt – their Wyatt – replaced by a stranger bearing his name and following Rittenhouse's orders. Post episode 2x03.

They were running. They were always running, he and Lucy. From each other, to each other, sometimes together, sometimes at opposite intervals. But always, always running. Today was no different.

Spoilers for 2x05. Lucy was going to scream. Or collapse to the floor sobbing. Or maybe slap someone. Or a combination of all three. She thought convincing Jessica to choose Wyatt would be the most heartbreaking thing she ever did, but she was wrong.

Of all observation, the most painful inferences she makes are borne from the connection Wyatt has with Lucy. (A road to Lyatt)

"Don't you get it by now? I could live a hundred lifetimes and fall in love with you in every single one of them." Or the one where Lucy ends up in an alternate timeline and doesn't remember Wyatt or their life together.

Wyatt stops counting his scars when he turns thirteen.

It doesn't even matter that the clumsiest woman he knows is hugging him with a grenade in her fist. Seven days in and out of The Silo.

When Lucy, Rufus and Wyatt are erased from her timeline, it's up to Jiya, the only person who remembers they existed, to investigate the seemingly unconnected disappearances of three children in 1991, foil Rittenhouse's latest attack on Reality, and bring the Time Team home. Oneshot. Gratuitous excuse to write the Time Team as kids. Warnings for kiddies in various states of peril.

"If you haven't caught on by now, I am trying to make a parallel between this box of cupcakes and your non-existent love life." It takes Kara a stupidly long time to realize what's been right in front of her all along. Kara/Winn, Oneshot.

The TARDIS strands Eleven at Clara's — six years later than he meant to arrive. Trapped across his timeline and up to his delicate eyebrows in spoilers, he receives a cryptic message from Twelve: one of his former companions is in danger, and he'll need the help of the others to save her. It's a reunion the Doctor would love to remember... but the laws of time doom him to forget.