A companion story to 'Tea, Coffee and Sibling Rivalry'. Further one shots in the same universe where the Musketeers are a modern crime fighting organisation. (Chapter 4: D'Artagnan's growing quite used to witnessing his brothers' incredible skills on missions, so it's no surprise to see them defeat all opponents in training. Luckily, this time he's brought popcorn.)

They've defeated Palpatine and saved the galaxy. There's still a lot of work ahead, but right now Poe is hopelessly in love, Finn has a secret to share and Rey can't understand how the pair of them still haven't figured this out.

Life on Midgard after the defeat of Thanos is... complicated. Loki's got an entire people to look out for, an infuriating brother to deal with (and perhaps protect, if he's in the mood) and a lot of Avengers to contend with. This is his life now, but he's not even sure where he fits into it. Then Thor finds out Midgard named a day after him, and things go downhill from there.

The Musketeers in a modern setting. A series of connected oneshots; some light-hearted, others hurt/comfort, all focusing on the incredible bond of the Musketeers. (Chapter 20: The Musketeers finally take down Grimaud, Athos proves what he would do to protect his brothers, and their family continues to grow.)

Spoilers for Endgame. After everything, it's time for two very old friends to say goodbye.

Spoilers for Infinity War. A take on what could happen next, and how things might end. (Now with added healing, comfort and repaired relationships.)

Set during series 3, episode six. When it matters most, Athos seems to have arrived too late.

Spoilers for the season 13 finale. As he comes to terms with recent events, Tony takes his new companion to Paris - but not just to see the city. It might be wishful thinking, but his gut is telling him there's still something for him to find there.

For the Company, the road is never safe. When orcs attack during a scouting exploration Kíli waits, alone and injured, for his brother to bring him home.

Sometimes the things we mean the most can be the hardest to say. Emma's thoughts during the final scenes of 'Operation Mongoose'.

In the aftermath of "The Accused", Aramis struggles to come to terms with the consequences of what he's done, and what still might happen to the people he loves.

Set after the events of 'Musketeers Don't Die Easily'. They had won, but they shouldn't have been able to. The plan never should have worked. If Milady had understood the Musketeers, it would have been so easy to tell that Athos was not dead.

After the events of First Class, it was only after he had left Charles behind that Erik understood what it really meant to find that point between rage and serenity.

As the Sentinels attack, there is nothing more Professor X and Magneto can do than wait for the end and think about what they could have been. In the past, Charles and Erik meet for a game of chess and struggle to establish a new future.

After Agnes leaves, Aramis thinks about what he might have lost, and what he's had all along.

Things weren't making a huge amount of sense to Steve, but he could tell Danny was angry. It had been close, this time.

Set during 'Into Darkness'. Kirk knows what he would do to protect his family.

Steve knew Danny wanted to talk, but he wasn't really sure what to do about it.

A song sung by the last elves in Middle Earth to mark the passing of its greatest King.

Will would have died alone on the deck of the Black Pearl, but even at the end she was there for him. He died, but in a way, she saved him all the same.

Don didn't understand numbers. They'd always been Charlie's thing. In the end it was letters, three little letters, that destroyed Don Eppes.

Children of Earth. What was Jack really trying to say to Ianto?

Spoilers for series 3 finale. Guy died expecting to find himself alone in whatever world came next. But in the end, even the truly bad may be redeemed.

Spoilers for series 3 finale. Their old friends may have mourned them, but Robin and Marian had never been so happy.

Though his body perished, Tristan's name lived on.

Leslie's magic had changed Jesse's life into a perfect fairytale. But when the fairytale breaks and the villain wins, what happens to the boy who got left behind?

Marian is dead, and all Robin has left is the darkness that will haunt his life forever. But not all things that are gone are truly lost, not if one person remains who will remember them.

No one ever thought Jack would learn the dangers of an excess of rum, or the risk of bedding down in Tortuga. But he's about to find that the biggest danger in the world is in fact women, and the strange creatures they produce that are somehow his fault.

Why Rose should never be left alone on lazy Saturday afternoons if the human-Doctor wishes to retain his sanity, his dignity, and his name.

The Dark Master is not the only power in Terabithia, and the children are not the only presence. The trees themselves are alive in that magical Kingdom, and they hear many secrets.

It's not just Jack that gets hurt every time he dies. Janto. Poem from Ianto's perspective.

Rose is alone, on the parallel universe, but that doesn't mean there's never anyone to talk to. Doctor/Rose, set post Doomsday.

Spoilers for The Stolen Earth. How did Torchwood's last two officers cope as death smashed through their base, knowing that they couldn't fight back?

Set right after the introduction of ‘Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang’. Just how did Ianto react to the Captain’s return? Jack/Ianto.

He knows he can shoot a man dead at a mile away, because more than once, that’s what he’s done. A year after the horrors of the Holy Land, the nightmares Robin brought home with him have no intention of leaving him behind.

DH SPOILERS! Oneshot. Life from the point of view of a certain Gringotts guardian. Freedom is a thing of the past.