[Sebastian/Blaine] Sebastian and Blaine see each other again at Cooper's wedding, years after they parted ways.

[Barry/Caitlin] In blissfully quiet moments at night she'll card her fingers through his hair and question whether he ever thinks about her wellbeing. She wonders if he thinks about what leaving her behind does to her every time he utters the words, "Caitlin, I have to do this." (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[SUPERHERO AU] Sebastian and Blaine have been best friends for years, even though they both want to be more. But secrets keep them apart. How does Sebastian tell Blaine that at night, he races the streets as The Flash?

[Sebastian/Blaine] After Sebastian hears about Kurt and Blaine's split, it's tempting to let 'family friendly' become something more. In the end, he decides against being a complete jackass.

[Barry/Caitlin] Now, he's nervous, a bouquet of her favorite flowers clutched to his chest, a carefully planned night waiting to unfold. He still hasn't decided if it will be the most romantic or most disastrous – he likes making romantic gestures, but only time would tell if he's actually good at them. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Sebastian/Blaine] It'll be romantic, Blaine had staunchly insisted all week, his big hazel eyes shining with the promise of every future celestial event to come.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Sebastian and Blaine have been fighting for a long time, and neither really know how to fix things.

[Barry/Caitlin] She'd run through the same routine the past 364 mornings – every morning brought a fresh set of struggles she hadn't prepared for; pictures of their time together, Ronnie's clothes on the bathroom floor. She'd cried for hours in the silent presence of these objects. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Barry/Caitlin] It's like this every time, careful, measured, dual, but hard enough for her to know it's how he is; Barry never holds her like she's something already broken, rather he touches her the way he would anything precious. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Sebastian/Blaine] Blaine and Sebastian only ever see each other in secret, afraid that a public relationship would ruin their lives and careers.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Whoever wrote we accept the love we think we deserve never met him before he died – he stored it inside his heart as if it were a treasure chest and every dotation a precious gem to add to his private collection. Being loved was never his problem. Not before, and not now. At least not until Sebastian strode into his life. (IN THE FLESH AU)

[Barry/Caitlin] She's patched up too many scrapes and cuts and bruises for it not to matter how little Barry cares about his own wellbeing. Personal physician was never part of her job description, she's a geneticist, a bioengineer, not someone who can take the continued barrage of seeing someone she loves– No, she checks herself, not loves. Cares about. (UNCHARTED VERSE)

[Sebastian/Blaine] Blaine has known about Sebastian being The Flash for quite some time. He's determined to get his boyfriend to admit it.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Blaine and Sebastian shower together.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Small-town boy Blaine Anderson grew up with romantic ideals propagated by popular movies. When he wakes up the morning of his 18th birthday with Hollywood heartthrob Sebastian Smythe's name on his wrist, his comfortable life gets turned upside down. SERIES. WIP.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Blaine comes to ask Sebastian, God of the Underworld, to spare his sister's life. They come to a precarious agreement. (HERCULES AU)

[Sebastian/Blaine] With the lives of agents at stake Blaine's forced to reveal his secret to his partner, Sebastian, who feels his privacy was violated.

[Sebastian/Blaine] Santana's visits were always hectic, like small bursts of hyperactivity where one (if not all three) of them ended up drunk, punched in the face or arrested. Tonight, Blaine gets more than he bargained for.

[Barry/Eddie] The momentary panic in his own chest abates once he locates Barry sprawled over the entire couch, face down, one leg on the floor like he's a ragdoll haphazardly tossed there by a small child. (OUR ROAD IS LONG VERSE)

[Barry/Eddie] It's astounding how quickly he's gotten used to it, how he's drawn to the warmth of that other body in the bed with him like a moth to flame, night after night, or at least, the nights he spends in this particular bed. His own has proven less conducive to this position. (OUR ROAD IS LONG VERSE)