Wolf Schmidt and Napoleon Solo are both feeling a way about their situations. Illya and Napoleon go to Colorado to visit Wolf.

Written in response to the death of Betty White. RIP.

The continuation of Mono a Mono.

Denny asks Alan why he embezzled early on in his career. This story alludes to my Triple A tale "Cathy," but in this universe, the character of Adrienne doesn't exist.

Originally written for Picfic Tuesday on LJ. See Author's Note at the end. Illya and Napoleon are on a mission in Nevada. The picture at left is the prompt.

Napoleon discovers something about Illya.

Originally written for the Picfic Tuesday on LJ. After a horrific nightmare, Napoleon decides to tell Illya what is happening.

Originally written for the Picfic Tuesday Challenge on LJ. The picture at left is the prompt. Napoleon realizes he might have an unresolved issue.

This takes place immediately after "The Mombasa Cartel" episode.

Something Illya observes makes him realize some things about his relationship with April.

Originally written for Picfic Tuesday on LJ. Napoleon is curious about Lisa Rogers' latest piece of equipment.

Written for the Picfic Tuesday Second Anniversary Challenge. The picture at left is the first picture prompt used. Illya and April spend time together.

Originally written for the Song Story Challenge on LJ. Illya wants April to know something.

Originally written for Picfic Tuesday on LJ. Illya is called upon to help clear up a problem Agent Del Floria is having with a local capo.

April gets a call from her mom and tells Illya about it. Originally written for the Song Story Challenge on LJ.

Awaiting rescue, Napoleon has time to think about his partnership.

Illya awaits extraction. Originally written for the Picfic Tuesday Challenge on LJ.

Illya and Napoleon intercept a THRUSH courier. Originally published for the Picfic Tuesday Challenge on LJ. The picture at left is the prompt.

Stories based on the second list of 100 prompts posted on LJ. The chapter name will also name the story's prompt.

Originally written for jkkitty for the 2015 Valentine's Day Challenge. The picture at left is the prompt. I guess you could call this pre-slash.