Warning: This story deals with rape. Though the rape scene is graphic, the
main focus of the story is the recovery from trauma. This piece also contains explicit language and situations, and strongly suggests the possibility of child abuse and molestation. This is a very dark ride, my friends. Avoid reading this if any of that is too offensive.
(M/Sk, Rape)
This is a sequel to "Night Care". After Mulder is hit by a car, Walter Skinner continues to take good care of his Special Agent.
(SK/M)
Mulder has a hard time getting Scully and Skinner to believe the truth about his new existence as a vampire.
(Mulder/Skinner)
This is the sequel to "Consent". Mulder tries to recover from being raped and to get on with his life with Walter Skinner, but along come complications.
WARNING: This story deals with disturbing content. It deals with incest, child molestation, rape, sexual slavery, and the aftermath such brutality fosters. This is a dark tale stemming from a darker reality. If any of that bothers you past reason and control, DON'T READ THIS STORY. Sadly, I never have to make anything up. I just read the papers and the pieces are there to be stitched together, pain the thread that binds each victim, misery the fabric of their souls.
(Mulder/Skinner, Rape, Krycek)
Skinner ran his hand across the surface of the headstone, the granite edge cold and rough contrasted with the smooth polished surface of the front. He refused to read the words beyond the name.
(SK/M)
As Walter Skinner cares for an injured Mulder, he learns how to deal with a skittish heart.
(SK/M)
Skinner and Mulder have a discussion about kisses and struggle to better understand inexplicable relationships.
(SK/M)
Mulder and AD Skinner try to figure out the terms of a relationship beyond the workplace.
Warning: Starts out fun, gets serious and deals with Mulder's history with his father.
(SK/M)
In the sequel to "Pressure", Mulder stays at Walter Skinner's apartment
during his recovery while the two try to figure out their relationship.
Warnings: Approach with caution. The "L" word is used.
(SK/M)
In the third chapter of Pressure, Mulder and Walter deal with some serious physical and emotional issues.
Warnings: RIMMING. If that squicks you, skip to the next section of the story.
(SK/M)
Mulder suffers after being captured and detained by Commander Henderson from "Fallen Angel".
WARNING: There are scenes of physical and sexual violence. If that
bothers you, don't read this part of the story. This one isn't a cozy
episode.
(SK/M)
While Mulder struggles to recover from his assault, Walter must deal
with his own anger and frustrations about the possibility of having
their relationship used against them.
Warnings: Child abuse and sexual assault are mentioned.
(SK/M)
The relationship is strained when Mulder resists any efforts to help him deal with his trauma.
(SK/M)
Despite Walter's support, Mulder still has serious problems dealing with his abuse.
Warnings: If the subject matter of child abuse, suicide, and violence bothers you, don't read this story.
(SK/M)
Skinner visits Mulder after the Bowman case and makes a confession as well as an invitation. This is the first story in the "Real" series.
(SK/M, MA)
In this sequel to "Real", Mulder struggles with his feelings for Walter Skinner.
(SK/M, MA)
The third in the Real series, Mulder tells Walter what really happened to him at Tunguska.
(SK/M)
This is a sequel to "The Boss" which takes place after "Zero Sum", but before "Demons". This occurs only a few hours after that first sexual encounter between our two lovers.
(SK/M)
This is the sequel immediately following "The Boss 2: Wake Up Call". Mulder finds that his mornings are a bit more lively with the Boss around. Date- wise this story occurs after "Zero Sum" but before "Demons".
(SK/M)
Mulder wants to finally consummate his love, but must convince Walter he's truly ready. This occurs 24 hours after their first sexual encounter which is after "Zero Sum", but before "Demons". It also occurs before the story in the series called "Lost, but Found".
(SK/M)
This is part of "The Boss" series which takes place after "Zero Sum", but before "Demons". It also comes before "The Boss: Lost, but Found". Scully figures out Mulder and Skinner's secret. After she rants a little bit, she leaves and Mulder and Skinner can get back to business. Bad boys, bad boys.
(SK/M)
"The Boss" series starts right after "Zero Sum". "Storms" is the 6th story and occurs just before "Demons". It also comes before the story called, "Lost, but Found". Walter Skinner struggles to fathom the depression and disturbing sexual needs that threaten to overwhelm and eventually destroy both his lover and their relationship.
(SK/M)
This is part of the "The Boss" universe when Mulder and Skinner have been lovers since right after "Zero Sum". This story occurs after the "Redux II" hallway scene. Sorry, I can't put a number on it, because I'm writing out of order. It's also in response to a challenge given out this morning. I'm on vacation, so I thought why not.
(SK/M)
The Boss" series starts after "Zero Sum". Number 7, "Demon Bound" takes place after the summer house scene. Nobody ever said what happens after a federal agent has holes drilled in his head, gets off on a hallucinogen, suffers clonic seizures, and holds a gun to his head. Well, they should have. This story comes before "Lost, but Found."
(SK/M)
Mulder brings Skinner presents to celebrate his boss's new apartment.
(SK/M)
