They can't stand each other and they don't hold themselves back…

In their cosy new life together, Julia and David cherish every moment they can spend together, but a forgotten concert ticket causes a little complication… which shows what true love means for both of them.

Julia needs a man to win the elections, so there will be three men and three dates. And you know what they say... third time's a charm!

Her speech at St. Matthew's was uneventful. Now that they are back at the hotel, it's time for the big talk about their future… "… Aren't you afraid?" his question was hanging in the air pregnantly, "Yes… yes, of course I'm afraid." she sighed, then looked deep into his eyes."But I'm not as afraid of getting hurt or dying, as I am afraid of having to live without you."

David participates in the auction of promises, which he doesn't really want to do, because as expected, a bidding war develops among the pushy female colleagues for his promise... while the only one he is interested in, is his principal, who smartly saves him in the last moment with the highest bid, and that's where the fun begins…

Julia survives and is in a coma. All the other events happen except the final scene. No way David is reconciling with Vicky. Just. Not. Happening. David loves Julia & Julia loves David. Will they be able to acknowledge it and will their love survive the spying & political games, small lies & unspoken truths and above all, their own fears?

Lunch break with lots of sweetness and a pinch of Shakespeare.

Another romantic and cosy night in their own little world… with a lot of flirting and teasing.

After Thornton Circus there's no fancy hotel room just David's suburb flat where Julia can hide for the night… a night which changes their lives forever...

David still can't accept that Julia is dead, everybody thinks he is insane, until he starts getting a few mysterious text messages from an unknown number…

Julia just can't get rid of her arrogant and annoying special advisor, who continually tries to date with her, but fortunately David has an idea to solve this problem… so lots of fun and romance is coming… in another version of the fish and chips scene, what I love sooo much…

Their first holidays together, deeply in love… fluff, fun and lots of romance… with twelve sweet little notes for Christmas.

Julia doesn't want to get married again… while David doesn't want anything else… and they're both very determined as always… so let the fun begin. (plays in Scotland, where David is on therapy and Julia's surprise visit turns into a sweet little holiday)

"Ma'am, we suspect Sgt. Budd was responsible for the bombing that nearly claimed your life". How will Julia react to the evidence stacked against David..

Sweet text messages with ice coffee… and a very much in love Julia and David.

Julia is suffering from Roger's harassment and aggression, but fortunately David is there to protect her… while they're slowly getting closer to each other... evening by evening.

Julia has her period… and how David deals with it on a cute way. (It's a sequel to 'Working From Heaven', about how their weekend plans turned out.)

Just an average romantic and cosy night in their ading hotel rooms…

My version of the 'fish and chips' scene… Julia is always so collected, but not when David is around her...

El Muy Honorable David Budd, Ministro del Interior del Reino Unido, trata de sacar adelante su propuesta RIPA-18 para aumentar las competencias gubernamentales en materia de seguridad contra el terrorismo. La Policia Metropolitana de Londres ha asignado a la sargento Julia Montague, francotiradora veterana de la guerra de Afganistán, como su Oficial Principal de Protección.

Julia has nightmares since the shooting accident and there is only one person to make her feel better.

Set early in the second episode of the show. Julia and David are getting to know each other. Is there something or an occasion that can push them a little bit closer?

David Budd is strong but sometimes he's not. The events of the past few weeks changed everything. Is he ready to face another big change?

Gracie re the night, like every Friday and Saturday night when the screaming began after we bathed and got into bed. The stepfather's wife would start the same argument by yelling to the top of her lungs about the stepfather getting dressed to go to the bar around the corner on West 115th Street and 8th Avenue. To this day I fear the sight of guns and blood.

A silly little one-shot set a few years in the future, after my other stories ended. Ella, now a teenager, is caught with a boy. Same original character as my other stories and a new addition to the family is mentioned! Enjoy!