Keep her own life together? That's not in her repertoire. Know beyond a shadow of a doubt if Simon Lloyd is asleep? That she can do.

"Your hair's longer." He observed. "Yours isn't." She quipped.

"Yes." Amanda breathes, pressing herself more firmly to Simon. "No." Simon manages, sounding physically pained at the denial.

Post2x19. She knew exactly why she'd gone to Richard's Party. It was because Simon hadn't given her a reason not to. It was a sad truth. The kind of man she wanted was not the kind of man who would on a whim jump onto any type of furniture with her.

"I kicked a wall." Was the first thing Simon said when they walked out of the office that night. Post 2x16: Caveat Medicus. AU.

She feels his absence like a physical pain.

'"You know what I like ?" Amanda asks, bubbling with... bubbly-ness.' Silly Amanda & Simon drabble

There's only one thing about Simon that she'd change...

This - whatever it is - is taking a toll on Amanda. Everything has a price, the question is whether or not it's worth the cost. Amanda's PoV.

There is a part of Simon Lloyd – not a part he's particularly proud of – that all too well understands where Mrs Klein's husband is coming from. Set during St Crispin's Day. Whiffs of Amanda and Simon, but Simon-centric.

Amanda is playing bridesmaid to one of her old school friends; she's brought Simon as her date. Seeing her in bridesmaid mode makes him realise something. Awful summary! I promise, it's quite good.

AU. 88: What might have happened if Simon really had really left MDA to go to . So kiss me and smile for me, tell me that you'll wait for me. Oh, babe, I hate to go.

It's this strange combination of like the first time he's ever done this, and like he has always known exactly how to do this.

Amanda & Simon's client is freaking out. Luckily for them she's formed an attachment to Amanda, so she trusts them implicitly. Unluckily for them, she's formed an attachment to Amanda, and won't be left alone.

There are now regularly flowers on her desk when she walks into the office of a morning.

"Gross negligence – " she begins strongly, but flounders when Simon's lips meet her neck again. It's an unfair tactic. "Or negligent grossness or... something."

Aside from two decorative, foot-high Christmas trees, one on the reception desk and one on the kitchen bench, it was business as usual. Holiday goodness.

He's in her home and her presence and her kitchen and her bedroom and on her couch instead of just being on her mind. And this is good, because her mind is a more productive place to be when he's not on it.

She turns in his arms and smiles cheekily at him. "Are you scared, Doctor Lloyd?"

Richard had to sell his BMW after Caitlin left him.

Leanna is the woman's name. Obviously, Amanda decides, her parents were looking for some compromise between Leanne and Oleanna. David Mammet enthusiasts, no doubt.

It doesn't work because he's not sure he likes being that well understood. It works because she understands that.

Borderline Homicidal can be a good look on some people... 2.14

100 word drabble. He leaves his hand on her arm too long.

2.16 Caveat Meducus: He's staying.