Title: Daddy Day Rating: R-ish. Characters/Pairing: Name of the community might be a bit helpful. Also, their adopted son Scott and Mitzi I-have-my-own-arc. Notes: .. Yes, Louise, got around...stirred in response. "Davey?" "Sorry, what?" He mumbled. "I dozed off, there." "Nothing," Freddy murmured in response. "I love you, Davey." Davey leaned in and kissed him slowly. "I love you too.

Title: IDK, My BFF Freddy (Or: Five Ridiculous Texting Incidents and One That Turned Out Right) Rating: Light R for lots of sexy mentions Pairing: Like you don't know. Lydia appears a lot in this...Freddy. dans beeping, g2g. feel better says the first one. The second one is twenty minutes later, which means Freddy texted him from the theater. Frowning, Davey opens it. forgot 2 say - luv u lots

Title: Five Things Davey Loves About Freddy (And One Thing That Makes Sense) Rating: So PG it hurts. Pairing: Obviously Freddy/Davey, with appearances by Joey, Mary, Lydia, and the grandparents.... "And wonderful," Freddy assured him, kissing each one and then tugging Davey down to kiss him on the lips, over and over again, his mouth whispering silent, devoted promises without saying anything

Title: Five Ways Davey Got His Way (And One Way Freddy Won) Pairing/Characters: Primarily Freddy/Davey, with Franz cameos. Rating: R Notes: Louise and I started trying to write chapter three and... "Uh huh," Davey says, taking his hand and tugging him towards the bathroom. And yeah, Freddy thinks, looking at Davey's naked (amazing) ass as they stumble there, he's one lucky fucking bastard

Freddy can't fall asleep that night. What Betsy said about Joey's proposal keeps playing on loop over and over in his head, uncomfortable words like practical and mature and too expensive echoing...) 5. Wouldn't It Be Nice by The Beach Boys ( lyrics ) 6. Mushaboom by Feist ( lyrics ) 7. I Called You Back by Bonnie "Prince" Billy ( lyrics ) 8. Danny's Song by Kenny Loggins ( lyrics )

The one job Freddy has always done for Davey is the laundry. Davey can't do it, never has been able to, not since he was eight and drank a cap of laundry detergent to prove to Joey he was cool enough...window." "Party pooper," Davey mutters as she walks away. "That's why I'm marrying Joey!" She calls over her shoulder. "Well," Freddy says mollified, "now it's beginning to make sense." - - -

Exercise, Freddy discovers, is not as good as sex, no matter what the crazy people at the gym used to tell him. It's nice, don't get him wrong, with all the adrenaline and endorphins and whatnot, but... not girly) dog bed and their now-obedient dog, and then at Jill, her face as impassive as ever. "I think I want to make out with you," he says hoarsely. "That's quite alright," Jill says. - - -

Title: How the Future's Done Rating: R for swearing, and lots of sexual references which are 90% glossed over or fade to black, anyways. Characters/Pairings: Freddy/Davey, obviously, with sidebars...would have been solved if we had been too drunk to be fascists," Franz explains. "Drink up." And so Freddy gives in, because he finds it very hard to argue with such superior intellect. - - -

Title: Yes Sir (That's My Baby) Pairing/Characters: Primarily Freddy/Davey and their son, Scott, with cameos by everyone. Rating: PG only for mentions of sexytimes. The rest is so G it hurts. Notes..."NOOOOOO!!" Scott yells happily. "NONONO NOOOOOO!!!!" (on reverse side in Davey's handwriting) Scott giving his bunny kisses "just like Daddies", age 2 Yes Sir, That's My Baby! - Lee Morse

Title: You Have Always Worn Me Well Pairing: Freddy/Davey Rating: What is it when sex is very strongly alluded to but not shown? Light R? Hardcore PG-13? Can PG-13 be hardcore? Notes: THIS ONE...underside of Freddy's chin. "Uh huh." "In that case," Freddy said, touched, "I suppose I'll have to break out my scarf again." It was, after all, one of his very favorite things in the world