King Vegeta comes back to life on Bulma's only day off. Naturally. (Vegeta/Bulma; ignores all of DBS and the dumb thing about Vegeta having a brother)

"One more, for science." (Michiru/Haruka, mature)

It had been, oddly enough, Nappa's idea to strike the trade deal with Earth. (Saiyan royalty AU, Bulma/Vegeta, now with an added bonus!)

The Briefs house is full of monsters. (Or, the one in which Bulma is an awesome mom.)

"We'd better make this quick. My husband's due home any minute and he'll go berserk if he sees us like this." (DBS spoilers, complete)

It hadn't been until she slammed her fist against his shoulder and snarled, "Put your back into it!" that he stopped looking at her like a forbidden idol and started treating her like an opponent. (Bulma/Vegeta, rough sex)

It distantly occurs to Bulma that there should probably be more screaming and pleading happening in the face of the physical embodiment of all her nightmares, but all she can muster is a feeling of mild inconvenience. (Future timeline, complete)

One of Vegeta's old enemies comes calling; Bulma is the one who answers.

"Are you having a crisis? Because from where I'm standing, it looks like a crisis and those aren't allowed. They're Prohibited. Verboten. Actually, just get out." After the events of the first Avengers film, Loki shows up with a balloon. Tony has a few questions. (Tony/Loki)

"Your father is going to be so upset."

He slides into consciousness on the whisper of a turning page, and when he opens his eyes he is immediately swallowed by darkness. (Written for the tumblr prompt: "B/V, post Buu. Vegeta is hospitalised.")

He finds her at the edge of the world. (Bulma/Vegeta, pre-cyborgs)

Of all the things she imagined him doing, lodging a five-pound diamond in the wall above her bed at four in the morning and shouting at her to find a white dress hadn't even made the list.

"They call it Lady's Bedstraw. But before that, they called it Frigg's grass." (Post-film, Jane/Thor)

She's burning inside, like a star. (Jane/Thor, mature themes)

"Good with patients, bad with relationships." That's what she told Thor before she ripped the name tag from the shirt in his hands and crumbled it in her palm, relishing the way the sticky back clung to her skin before she threw it in the waste bin. Or, the one in which Jane and Thor run into Donald Blake. (Post-film, no spoilers.)

"The day I met you, I knew you would see me." Her hands find his face, sliding over his jaw, his cheeks, and she brings their foreheads together. "The day I met you, I hit you with my car. Twice." (Post-film, no spoilers)

Three years in 50 sentences. (Obligatory "3 Years" fic, Bulma/Vegeta)

There is a faceless, woman-shaped shadow where the memory of his mother lives.

An axiom is a mathematical starting point. Loki does not know the word for an ending. (Sequel to "Solve for X," Loki/Tony - warnings for math metaphors and the gratuitous misuse of Norse mythology)

"I will give you a home, my king." (Pre-Buu Saga)

"I have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night." (Dean/Castiel)

He cannot recall the way Muninn's black-tipped feather tore at his insides when they forced it into his body, how he screamed himself hoarse and fought against those who held him down, the desperate tone to his cries when he invoked the name of the All Father as they ripped away his magics, his birthright, everything that made him *him*. But he supposes that was rather the point.

He was the catalyst and she has to thank him for it.

Mike can totally read people. Well, most people. Some people. Or maybe just Harvey, who's pretty much an open book. Originally posted Sept 2011.

There is not a dream that Castiel does not know, except this one. 5x10 AU, Dean/Castiel.

Jesus Christ is dead. Somehow, that isn't the worst part of Dean's week. Dean/Castiel, 4x22 AU.

Castiel risked his life by going back to 1982 to get Dean's Christmas gift, and all Dean got him was a coat.

A scene 'in medias res' taken from the final battle on Christmas Eve, which never occurred.

Dean and Sam explain the concept of Santa to Castiel, who is suitably horrified.

Castiel mourns the loss of a brother already lost.

Dean takes Castiel out for ice cream, which is the best and worst idea Dean's ever had.

Fifty snapshots of the before, the after, and the in-between.

In which there is a vacancy in history, but the future looks all right. 50 sentences; 2,345 words; Dakin/Irwin

History with its flickering lamp stumbles along the trail of the past, trying to reconstruct its scenes, to revive its echoes, and kindle with pale gleams the passion of former days..." Dakin/Irwin

Simon is cleaning his favorite scalpel, his very first scalpel, when he thinks 'I'm in love with the Captain'. Mal/Simon