[Barry/Caitlin] About a week ago, in a torrent of lies revealed, unprecedented betrayal and losing a man who had been as close to her as a father, a big chunk of her had gone missing. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Barry/Eddie] He barely manages to stifle a yawn as the heavy metal door to his lab opens, his best friend soon filling his blurred field of vision. In her hand she balances a carton with two? three? coffees, he's not sure. (OUR ROAD IS LONG VERSE)

[Barry/Eddie] When he first lays eyes on Eddie, led inside the dark room by one of the rookie officers, he doesn't recognize the man who's been steadily piecing him back together. Gone is Detective Pretty Boy, the golden everyman man's man; all that's left is a disorderly mess of body, blood, and tears. A near empty shell. Hollowed out. (OUR ROAD IS LONG VERSE)

[Barry/Eddie] Eddie's lips move against his in a gentle rhythm, an ebb and flow to their mouths that spins his thoughts haywire, a welcome mess to the chaos he's used to. This one twisters along his spinal chord, settling something close to an itch at the small of his back, travelling lower still once Eddie forces him on his back, half draped over his body. (OUR ROAD IS LONG VERSE)

[Barry/Eddie] When he opens his eyes some of the heat has already left the bed – heat from two bodies entwined, a mess of limbs and lips unable to find peace. The toilet flushes and the bathroom door opens, an unkempt Barry Allen in an interesting state of undress carefully slipping back underneath the sheets. (OUR ROAD IS LONG VERSE)

[Barry/Caitlin] She forgets about the present until Christmas day. Why Barry chose to hand out his gifts days before Christmas is unclear, but she enjoys the sentiment behind it, a thank you for all the wounds she patched up, maybe an 'I forgive you' for every time she yelled at him. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Sebastian/Blaine] Blaine gets woken up in the middle of the night by someone singing Christmas songs right outside his window.

[Barry/Caitlin] It's been plain for everyone to see since Felicity's first visit. Barry likes Felicity. It's obvious in the way he turns mouthy and incoherent, a trait he actually shares with Felicity, and his usual lack of filter becomes an all-out catastrophe. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Sebastian/Blaine] It's been three weeks since Blaine and Sebastian broke up, and time has lost its meaning.

[Barry/Caitlin] No two days ago Barry had been another face, another body in a hospital bed not unlike Dr Wells during his recovery. She'd sat by his side day in day out, the thought of sitting home alone crippling her to the point of paralysis. She didn't think she could do it again for Barry. Not after Ronnie. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Sebastian/Blaine] A short look into Sebastian's and Blaine's life, before and after they start dating.

[Sebastian/Blaine] A summary of all the times Sebastian touched Blaine, and the ways in which Blaine touched Sebastian.

[Simon/Kieren] The sheets rustle like leaves in the wind, crispy clean and white against his pale skin, a bit too small for two. "Morning, sleepy," a hum buzzes behind his ear.

[Sebastian/Blaine] They've been planning this for a long time, and every single cell in his body wants this, he's never been more certain of anything–but he can't help the flutter in his pulse whenever he thinks it through. Tonight, he'll lose his virginity to a boy he loves. And he's sort of terrified.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Sebastian's drawn to the art student who keeps catching his eye in his local coffee shop.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Blaine gets cast opposite Sebastian in a play, in which they have to make out on stage every night.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Blaine's running late for an important job interview, only to get stuck in an elevator with a certain Sebastian.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Sebastian surprises Blaine at their favorite coffee shop.

[Seblaine/Blaine] Sebastian monitors Blaine while he's undercover, and he doesn't like it one bit.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Sebastian decides to housesit for some friends in Ohio to get away from his life for a while, and meets the boy living across the street. (AGE DIFFERENCE AU)