When Chuck&Co take a vacation and go to NYC, they expected everything except meeting a guy who was supposte to be dead for years. canon pairings. Rated T because I'm paranoid. Please leave reviews, guys!

When an old friend shows up at the White Collar Division to assist the FBI, Neal begins to worry. First story!

When a criminal with threatening connections demands the return of a painting allegedly stolen by Neal Caffrey, the White Collar unit must join forces with Team Bartowski to apprehend and eliminate the menace.

A dangerous person who is looking for Chuck goes after Neal.

After Neal slips up, Peter is suspicious. When a new case comes in, can Neal protect his cover while still doing the job he was sent to do? The stakes are high, but with the help of some old friends he just might pull it off. Sequel to Vital Lies

""Charles Carmichael" As soon as he hears the name, he knows he should run. He should run out of that room as fast as his legs will take him, and not look back. But he can't. He doesn't." Neal and Bryce are one and the same. When he encounters Carmichael Industries on a job while undercover, the mission changes, and he makes a choice about his current identity.

The Intersect makes connections. The files speak for themselves. Various one-shots and drabbles making connections and keeping secrets. Or uncovering them.

A series of stories related to twins Bryce Larkin and Neal Caffrey. Guest appearance by their father, Captain Jack Harkness, in select chapters. Disclaimer: Do not own. Note: I bumped up the rating in response to Fanfiction taking things down that are rated wrong. Better safe than sorry.

The day Neal Caffrey walked into his apartment to find Chuck Bartowski sitting at his table, he knew he was in trouble.

Ring operatives showing up in New York threaten to blow Neal's cover. After all, Bryce Larkin is supposed to be dead. For good this time. White Collar/Chuck crossover

The reason Bryce and Neal look alike - they're not related but they have to pretend that they are. Slash: Peter/Neal established relationship and Bryce/Neal UST.

Bryce Larkin is an art thief, but unlike his brother Neal Caffery, he isn't ready to hang up his hat yet. But what does the elder twin want after all these years and what does Neal's ex-partner have to do with it? B/N/OFC

"Trust me." It's a simple request. Except how can Peter trust the man who's deceived him from the very beginning?

Elizabeth's cousin is in town and Neal is invited to dinner at the Burkes... but hasn't he met El's cousin before? Some things refuse to stay in the past. This doesn't bode well for Neal... not well at all...

Mozzie thought nothing worse could happen than Neal lying to him about the manifest. He was wrong...

"Come on, Casey, don't be like that." He said as Casey cocked the gun. Two people meet again, no slash

An unplanned late night trip back to the office forces Peter to enter the world of espionage - and leads to some shocking discoveries about his favorite consultant.

"He began to wonder if a thread in the tangled web that made up Neal Caffrey somehow led all the way back to Burbank, California." An unexpected connection to the criminal of the week causes another crack in Neal's façade. False Faces 'verse.

It seems kind of cliché that, of all the places for Sarah Walker to be confronted with the past she's ignored, it's New York City. Sarah/Neal friendship, a little bit of CS.

Neal always knew he'd have to leave, but he'd gotten comfortable anyway. Peter catches up with him before he goes, and learns something new about the ex-con.

Just when Agent Peter Burke thinks he knows almost everything about Neal Caffrey, the conman proves he's still full of surprises.

He woke up one day – a man with nothing, no name, no friends. He had only his skills, and so he used them the best he could. Neal Caffrey has spent a long time running from his past. Chuck Bartowski finally catches up with him.

Peter never knew him, not really, because Neal Caffrey was only ever as real as Nick Halden. And all acts eventually have to end.

Leave it to Chuck and Morgan's curiosity to ruin a mission-free week. Some incomplete Intersect data forces Casey to retrieve information from a source - a certain bald, bespectacled, philosopher-quoting, conspiracy-theorizing conman. False Faces 'verse.

Inside Twin Brothers Saga series. Really, Neal didn't even try to impersonate Bryce. Not at all. But now he knew why Bryce loved this Chuck guy… for he almost felt the same way after what just happened. BryceChuck,ChuckNeal in a way...