Title: The Breakable One
Fandom: Superman & Lois
Rating: PG
Length: ~1530

Summary: Jon’s injured and tired of being babied. Jordan catches the brunt of his frustration.

( The Breakable One )

Title: Fuzzy Scales
Fandom: Jurassic World
Rating: PG
Length: ~1000

Summary: Zach tries to help Gray cope with a reminder.

( Fuzzy Scales )

Title: Hostages and Servants
Fandom: Grantchester
Rating: PG
Length: 1150 words
Content notes: Descriptions of wounds and blood, nothing too graphic.

Summary: By the time he finally recovers Sidney from a hostage situation, Geordie is rather put out with the vicar’s self-sacrificing tendencies.

( Hostages and Servants )

Title: Safe House
Fandom: Stargirl (TV 2020)
Rating: PG
Length: 2807 words
Content notes: References to child abuse.
Author notes: Set sometime in Season 1, before the finale episodes.

Summary: Rick has always looked after himself; he’s accustomed to it. So he’s as surprised as anyone when he gets injured and promptly shows up on Pat’s doorstep.

( Safe House )

Title: Small Town Boys
Fandom: Superman & Lois
Rating: PG
Length: 1023 words
Content notes: Spoilers for the Pilot, Discussion of canon death of a minor character

Summary: Jon and Jordan observe a new horizon. Set early in the Pilot, before the funeral of Martha Kent.

( Small Town Boys )

Title: Secret-Keeper
Fandom: Marvel Cinematic Universe (Spider-Man)
Rating: G
Length: 2900 words
Content notes: Spoilers only through Spider-Man: Homecoming

Summary: Peter negotiates with Happy to keep a minor injury quiet from Tony and May.

( Secret-Keeper )

Title: Boredom Solutions
Fandom:  The Flash
Rating: PG
Length: 860 words
Summary: Cisco + Harry + boredom = banter, silly games, and just a touch of deep feelings.
( Truth or dare? )

Title: Spider-Sitter
Fandom: Marvel Cinematic Universe (Spider-Man)
Rating: G
Length: 1,215 words
Content notes: Set early in Spider-Man: Homecoming, spoilers for Captain America: Civil War

Summary: Happy did not sign up to be a glorified babysitter. Good thing he knows his boss well enough to hear what he doesn't say when he assigns him to be the go-between with Peter Parker.

( Spider-Sitter )