In which Foggy wants to pledge a fraternity and is willing to go insane lengths to prove his loyalty, Matt just wants to show them up, and Matt and Foggy become brothers.

"Our mutual friend?" Claire said. "I wish things could've been different between us. He's a very complicated man... and that, I don't need." Post-Nelson and Murdock being finished, Foggy's life is blessedly uncomplicated, for once.

Matt and Foggy play Truth or Dare and it ends in fluff and kissing

Foggy and Smitty went way back. Now he's dead, Foggy's defending the man who murdered him, his sister is demanding answers and the Dogs of War know his name. And that's the situation when Foggy thinks he can still win.

There has always been a conflict at the heart of Matt's decision to be Daredevil. He can't be both without compromising something, and even when he chooses one, the other gets in the way.

Foggy loved to tell stories about his family. Matt heard endless tales of the Nelson clan, a large working class group of misfits, petty criminals and schemers. In fact, Matt heard so much about Foggy's family that it took him longer than it should have to realize that he knew more about Aunt Christina and her rich third husband than he did about Foggy's parents.

Foggy wakes up in a bizarre version of Hell's Kitchen where ghosts keep talking to him, he can't seem to stop walking in circles, and something menacing is lurking in the shadows. Is he dead? Dreaming? Doctor Strange has the answer, but Foggy's not going to like it.

Even before he found out that Matt was Daredevil, Foggy was earning Nelson and Murdock a reputation as the go-to law firm for superheroes. He was as surprised as anyone else by how it happened. (This story features a variety of characters from the Avengers in addition to those listed.)

Matt's not the only one who lives in a world that others can't possibly understand. Foggy's got powers of his own. He's just always dealt with them very differently.

Five universe where Matt and Foggy's friendship couldn't withstand his life as Daredevil. And one universe where it has.

Foggy was used to Matt being the one to convince him to walk away from things for his own good. When he contemplates what to do with the revelation that Matt is Daredevil, it's Marci who surprisingly gives him a reason to stay.

Matt knew Foggy for two years before he realized that Foggy was only a nickname. He should have known better, and feels like an idiot when he realizes the truth. But at least Foggy feels like one too.

Matt doesn't really understand why, but Foggy's superpower seems to be eating things that would kill a normal person. It's disgusting, but Matt's seen it in action enough times to be kind of impressed by it.

It took Foggy a little while to agree with Matt that Landman and Zach wasn't the place for them. Matt, however, knew from the moment he walked in the doors.

After the accident, Matt's dad takes him to a ball game, but the experience leaves a bad taste in Matt's mouth.

When Matt's dad died, it felt like everything could only get worse.

Karen is depressed by the terrible weather, but enjoys spending it with Matt.

Young Matt hadn't really been exposed to any other blind children before, and when he is he's confused and a little angry.

Foggy was right to call the one time he let Matt touch his face weird. But it was also a bonding moment.

Matt's got a hole inside of him where he knows a mother's love is supposed to be. But time, friendship and family help make it better.

It's Valentine's Day, and Foggy decides that it's about time Matt's superpowers got him laid. Unexpectedly, he also learns something new about Matt's world.

Claire understands that Matt sees differently than other people, but she's really curious how he heals differently.

Matt thought he was alone. And cursed. But then he has an experience that helps him understand that maybe he's wrong about both.

As painful as it was at the time to have to feel so exposed, in the long run Matt's glad that he can finally be honest with Foggy, and Foggy's glad that he can finally understand what Matt's going through.

As a teenager, Matt knows about sex and arousal, because he can't ignore what's going on all around him, but knowing about it doesn't mean he doesn't still struggle to understand it.

Matt's other senses can make up for a lot of things, but the experience of watching a movie or TV show isn't one of them. Thankfully, Foggy's there to make him feel a little better about it.

When a Tesseract signal is discovered by the Avengers and SHIELD in the Arctic, it pulls the team back in time and forces them to confront things that they had long thought were in the past, and look towards a future that they may not want to go back to. Tony is forced to confront his biggest regrets, and Steve is forced to confront his status as a man out of time. NOT SLASH.

Before Stick, Matt's whole world had exploded and he didn't think he'd survive. Now, he can control the fire and make it work for him.

There's a reason that Matt chooses to live his life in Hell's Kitchen, and it isn't just because he loves it so much. Trying to leave proves to be more challenging than he can handle.

What happened when Loki let go of the Bifrost? Where did he fall and how did he end up making a deal with The Other? This is the story of a brief time between when he was Loki of Asgard and Loki of Jotunheim when he fell in love, made one powerful new ally and was forced to become one to another.

Sometimes Steve Rogers wonders where people's sense of wonder at the world around them went.

Steve Rogers really, really wants a cigarette. And this new century really, really doesn't want him to have one.

Trip and Malcolm's friendship may be broken beyond repair. But when Enterprise encounters a planet full of rather unique plantlife, they'll find they have all the time they need to repair it. Eventually will be light TR slash.

When Enterprise encounters an alien fugitive, Malcolm Reed is forced to question his role on board Enterprise, as the rest of the crew discover that maybe they don't know him as well as they thought they did.

When one of Jarod's Pretends catches up with him, Parker, Sydney and Broots have to make some important decisions. (This fic has been taken over by a new author!)

A Pretender/Malcolm in the Middle Crossover! Don't ask why. Don't ask how. Just read it!

This was posted before, then added to, taken down and now reposted for your reading pleasure! Broots finds a bit of luck at the Centre!

Jarod reflects on the events in The Pretender 2001.