masterlist of witb fic
I've been meaning to do this forever.
Title: Tawny Rose
Rating: G
Spoilers: For 6.02 ‘Falls The Shadow’
Summary: After spending the light in lockup, Tony’s brain isn’t functioning quite as it should.
He can’t read her expression, but thinks it might be something caught between fondness and exasperation, possibly.
Title: Love, Obviously
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’
Summary: Tony’s therapy sessions always seem to have a way of turning into the Alex Fielding Hour.
‘I think... I think I might be just a little bit in love with her.’
Title: Gate 13
Rating: G
Spoilers: For ‘Prayer of the Bone’
Summary: Alex picks up Tony from the airport after his Texas trip.
She’d forgotten, about most everything around her, just because he’d grinned and held her arm and made a joke.
Title: A Catalogue of Sins
Rating: Light R, perhaps
Spoilers: References events in 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’
Summary: Tony, the morning after, analysing a very entertaining night before.
They talked during the brief walk down the high street, talked in the back of the black taxi, talked until they reached the front door of his flat, when, curiously, they happened to fall silent in perfect unison.
Title: Pen, Ink and Words on Paper
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For ‘Prayer of the Bone’
Summary: Alex and Tony exchange Christmas gifts, Ben looks on in sniggering amusement.
For a second or two she’s amazed by how much he resembles Ben, but he manages to unwrap the paper and untie the ribbon with at least a degree of restraint, and when the small suede box is revealed she knows she’s got him, his curiosity piqued.
Title: Give An Inch
Rating: Light R
Spoilers: None
Summary: Alex and Tony engage in some truly outrageous flirting.
He doesn’t stand a chance, and she’s not even wearing the high heels anymore.
Title: It’s Always Better In The Kitchen
Rating: R
Spoilers: None
Summary: After the flirting comes the kitchen-bench shenanigans. Sequel to ‘Give An Inch’.
The hem of her dress has hitched up, and he’s noticed.
Title: Diamonds
Rating: R
Spoilers: For 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’
Summary: After Michael’s death, and all that has happened, it isn’t Tony who breaks down.
He’s seen her like this, defeated, but it’s never been his fault before.
Title: Film Appreciation
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For 5.03 'The Names of Angels'
Summary: Tony joins Alex and Ben at the cinema.
She is smiling, a proper smile, and he feels suddenly as if he has achieved something great.
Title: River
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’ (I’m sensing a theme here.)
Summary: Alex takes Tony home.
She is whispering, leaning close, and the memory of standing before her in the churchyard seizes him fiercely. He’d wanted to touch her then, but his hands hadn’t moved. He’d missed her, awfully, while she was gone.
Title: The Stationary Cupboard
Rating: R
Spoilers: None
Summary: Alex summons Tony to her office, but the glass walls turn out to be something of a hindrance.
‘Do you think there’d be any buns left in the canteen?'
Title: The Last Goodbye
Rating: R
Spoilers: Up to & including 'Prayer of the Bone'
Summary: Alex finds closure, while Tony is away.
She’d refused to think of tweed, or wool, or brushed cotton, or the scent of books and paper and ink, of flimsy blue plastic.
Title: The Start Of Something (Beautiful)
Rating: PG
Spoilers: None
Summary: Kevin, Paula and Tony go over some game prep before meeting Alex for drinks, on her birthday.
'Well, no. I was thinking more along the lines of a kiss on her cheek, as opposed to just shoving your tongue down her throat without so much as a hello.'
Title: Tawny Rose
Rating: G
Spoilers: For 6.02 ‘Falls The Shadow’
Summary: After spending the light in lockup, Tony’s brain isn’t functioning quite as it should.
He can’t read her expression, but thinks it might be something caught between fondness and exasperation, possibly.
Title: Love, Obviously
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’
Summary: Tony’s therapy sessions always seem to have a way of turning into the Alex Fielding Hour.
‘I think... I think I might be just a little bit in love with her.’
Title: Gate 13
Rating: G
Spoilers: For ‘Prayer of the Bone’
Summary: Alex picks up Tony from the airport after his Texas trip.
She’d forgotten, about most everything around her, just because he’d grinned and held her arm and made a joke.
Title: A Catalogue of Sins
Rating: Light R, perhaps
Spoilers: References events in 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’
Summary: Tony, the morning after, analysing a very entertaining night before.
They talked during the brief walk down the high street, talked in the back of the black taxi, talked until they reached the front door of his flat, when, curiously, they happened to fall silent in perfect unison.
Title: Pen, Ink and Words on Paper
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For ‘Prayer of the Bone’
Summary: Alex and Tony exchange Christmas gifts, Ben looks on in sniggering amusement.
For a second or two she’s amazed by how much he resembles Ben, but he manages to unwrap the paper and untie the ribbon with at least a degree of restraint, and when the small suede box is revealed she knows she’s got him, his curiosity piqued.
Title: Give An Inch
Rating: Light R
Spoilers: None
Summary: Alex and Tony engage in some truly outrageous flirting.
He doesn’t stand a chance, and she’s not even wearing the high heels anymore.
Title: It’s Always Better In The Kitchen
Rating: R
Spoilers: None
Summary: After the flirting comes the kitchen-bench shenanigans. Sequel to ‘Give An Inch’.
The hem of her dress has hitched up, and he’s noticed.
Title: Diamonds
Rating: R
Spoilers: For 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’
Summary: After Michael’s death, and all that has happened, it isn’t Tony who breaks down.
He’s seen her like this, defeated, but it’s never been his fault before.
Title: Film Appreciation
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For 5.03 'The Names of Angels'
Summary: Tony joins Alex and Ben at the cinema.
She is smiling, a proper smile, and he feels suddenly as if he has achieved something great.
Title: River
Rating: PG
Spoilers: For 6.04 ‘The Dead Land’ (I’m sensing a theme here.)
Summary: Alex takes Tony home.
She is whispering, leaning close, and the memory of standing before her in the churchyard seizes him fiercely. He’d wanted to touch her then, but his hands hadn’t moved. He’d missed her, awfully, while she was gone.
Title: The Stationary Cupboard
Rating: R
Spoilers: None
Summary: Alex summons Tony to her office, but the glass walls turn out to be something of a hindrance.
‘Do you think there’d be any buns left in the canteen?'
Title: The Last Goodbye
Rating: R
Spoilers: Up to & including 'Prayer of the Bone'
Summary: Alex finds closure, while Tony is away.
She’d refused to think of tweed, or wool, or brushed cotton, or the scent of books and paper and ink, of flimsy blue plastic.
Title: The Start Of Something (Beautiful)
Rating: PG
Spoilers: None
Summary: Kevin, Paula and Tony go over some game prep before meeting Alex for drinks, on her birthday.
'Well, no. I was thinking more along the lines of a kiss on her cheek, as opposed to just shoving your tongue down her throat without so much as a hello.'