It’s dark in the backroom. It’s the first time we’re back here after… after whatever it is that happened to us. To me. Set in mid to late-season three.

Brian had no idea how Justin could live this parallel life. How was it possible for Justin to split himself in two like that? To live with him, whilst stealing away to someone else, then returning home as if nothing had happened? Brian had never felt so betrayed, full of rage, and painfully manipulated in his life.

Gapfiller for 219, in which Brian and Justin descend towards a confrontation over Ethan, and follows through 220.

Co-written with ebbj9891 (on ao3)

AU. I love Mrs Winterbourne and No Man of Her Own. So I took a lot from the beginning of Mrs. Winterbourne. After the first chapter they will not be very alike though. Justin gets into a trainwreck with Brian's twin and his husband. Mistaken Idenity.

Set two years after 513. Melanie, Lindsay and the kids are still in Canada. Justin has returned after a year in New York and now lives at Britin with Brian. 'Rage' has broken the 'barriers' and is now popular in the mainstream comic book world. Michael and Justin have been asked to appear on a talk show (think Graham Norton) to discuss their comic book. Brian and Ben as well as Ted and Blake, and Emmett and Drew tag along with front row seats in the audience.

Humorous and Sexy story about how Brian, Justin and the rest of the gang deal with two new feisty additions to the gang.

Everyone knows that Brian Kinney does not do Christmas. 

What happens if he's forced?  Will things get weird?

Justin can feel only one thing being back together with Brian -- happiness. Happiness is a mental or emotional state of well-being characterized by positive or pleasant emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy.

It's time for Gus' prom... how will Brian and Justin deal with the memories or lack thereof....

Emmett tells the story of how HE was responsible for bringing Brian and Justin together (or at least his version of the story). This story is an eclectic mix which is part fairy tale, part folk tale, and part tall tale, with an appropriate amount of alliteration and sprinkled all over with a generous amount of humor.