"It was fourteen-year-old Gilbert Blythe's fortune to be in Blair's store one Spring Saturday, nearly a year after Anne's arrival at a Green Gables and some seven months after the slate incident, when Matthew Cuthbert appeared." In which Gilbert gives a gift (or three) and Anne finally understands.

A collection of Jamko one-shots and episode tags that refuse to leave me alone. Chapter 7: "Army of Two at a Table for Nine" - An introspective from Jamie's point of view on their payback for that Code Blue, set during the dinner scene in 9x3

Luke and Lorelai made a mess of their relationship in season six. In the spring of 2006, the younger generation reluctantly steps into the aftermath to repair what went wrong. A post-"Partings" fix-it from the perspectives of Jess and Rory. Ignores anything after season 7 episode 1. Chapter 8: Observe and Report. Luke/Lorelai.

A collection of largely Luke-centric JavaJunkie one shots. Chapter 2: "Lorelai is debating the merits of either the Fuji apples or the Granny Smith in the produce section of a suburban Hartford grocery store when a long-forgotten voice evaporates the mental pro/con list that's growing in her head."

"To love at all is to be vulnerable..." A collection of mostly unrelated Densi one-shots. Chapter 46: Law and Order. An alternate possibility for starvingstudent's version of Deeks and Kensi in her story by the same title.

Mrs. Reynolds, whose job it was to know even the minutest details of all the goings-on of Pemberley House, heard within moments of the master's hurried rush to join the visitors on their tour, and was kept abreast of his exceptional attentions to them throughout their walk. Knowing all of this, she approached him after their departure somewhat hesitantly.

"Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam was not without a suspicion that Darcy perhaps mourned the separation from a certain young lady, whose presence he believed to be the cause of his cousin's recent odd behavior... 'Tell me, Darcy," he finally interrupted the dark man's musings, "is your sour mood a result of regretting leaving a certain young lady behind'"

"It is a truth almost universally ignored that the opinions of society are fickle and subject to change without notice or acknowledgment." In which the society around Meryton comes to new conclusions about the character of Mr. Darcy, and concludes that they have always felt that way after all.

Sometimes things that are meant to be still fall apart. And sometimes they get the chance to begin again. (Multichapter alternate ending to "Crumble" from To Love At All). Epilogue now up!

"Grief is in two parts. The first is loss. The second is the remaking of life." (Anne Roiphe) A slightly different take on Tobias in the end of Allegiant. Just something that grew in my head as I tried to sleep while reading Allegiant.

"She's not used to being uncertain. She's built her life around being strong, being untouchable, until suddenly she's not anymore." Densi one-shot. Speculation on the end of Deep Trouble Part 2.

Sometimes in a love story the road to the happy ending is a long one. Picks up after "Three Hearts" and goes from there. Kensi/Deeks

Some traditions are meant to be continued. Set a few years in the future in no particular timeline.

"He's certain that she's about to end it for good, before it has even had the chance to begin. He'd rather put that off as long as possible." Just a little expansion on that final Densi scene in 5x10, "The Frozen Lake." As usual, I own nothing.

Deeks has never sat down and made a list but, if asked, he could pinpoint all the important turning points in his relationship with Kensi. (Three-shot. Goes AU after 5x02)