At the end of the night, d'Artagnan leaves the tavern and the loss of his father catches up with him. Speculative epilog for Friends and Enemies. D'Artagnan. Aramis. Athos and Porthos mentioned. Gen.

Kinda can't believe I'm writing one of these, but... Five times Athos had to rein Aramis in and one time it was the other way around.

The aftermath of the Savoy Massacre set in an undefined and nondescript modern AU. Gen. There is a story in here but it will be structured more as a cross section of character moments in a loosely defined space. ETA: I don't normally do this (ever) but I've changed the title. Rubin's Vase is the same concept as Figure-Ground, just perhaps a little more relatable.

An episode four "The Good Soldier" missing-scenes-and-epilog sort of story. Spoilers for that episode. Gen. It's possible that Aramis is not coping quite as well as they hoped. Athos wishes he could avoid examining why.

They all have demons. Some are just bigger than others, some louder, some more real. And even Adam Beaudreaux cannot kill them all. Multi-chapter fic. Grady, Beaudreaux, Miguel, Malloy. Gen.

In Breckenridge, Colorado, Reid sees Gideon for the first time since Gideon left the BAU. Gideon doesn't see Reid. Reid. Team. Case fic. Gen.

"A hundred salt-and-burns, curses and hoodoo, poltergeists and wailing women, but he doesn't know this. He's not supposed to have to know this." Pre-series. Sam, Dean, John, Bobby. Gen.

They all wanted it to be a good shoot. A tag to the season two episode "The Boogeyman." Potential spoilers for all preceding episodes. Reid. Morgan. Elle heavily referenced. Team referenced. Gen.

A tag to Minimal Loss--where Prentiss and Reid are held hostage by the cult. Morgan. Reid. Emily referenced heavily. Some team. Gen.

Depiction of a possible missing scene from Elephant’s Memory. Set after Hotch sends Reid back to Owen’s house to work with Morgan. Hotch, Reid, Morgan. Gen.

Same nightmare, different meaning. A tag to Elephant’s Memory. Reid, Hotch, Morgan. Gen.

Weechester drabble. 101 words. It's been a rough day at school.

It felt a little like looking at an old photograph—Dean and Dad with little Sammy on his lap. Faded and browned. Like memory.

Maybe there was a reason Hell was defined in leveled circles. Loops. No way to move on or past or through. Struggle for nothing but another trip around the horn.

“Sam was quiet and contemplative, but every time Jess looked at him, he smiled — easy and innocent, like she hadn’t caught him thinking anything.” It’s Jessica’s birthday. She’s thinking about family and friends and the things Sam never says.

Dean hasn’t been called by his own name in what feels like an eternity. Pre-series. Stanford Era. One-shot.

They don’t have time for headaches. With having died and pending hell, headaches should be nothing. One shot.

After Faith, a job has the boys looking for missing hikers in Wyoming. While Sam worries it’s connected to what happened to Dean ten years ago, Dean wonders if Sam would be better off back in the world of normal.

Speculative Sam POV during the cabin confrontation in Devil's Trap.

A follow up to Faith because if we're going to beat a topic to death, why not make it that one? Dean can't sleep. Sam's frustrated. Spoilers abound.