Ever wonder why Dan said Will had a good foundation? This is the story of William Evans after his return from Contention. Rated T for mild language.

After her brother's death, Will seeks vengeance on the pack of criminals who killed him. A story of plotted revenge that turns out the most unlikely of consequences. May be re-rated M later on.

His voice and eyes became as cold as his hands were tender when he continued, “And that’s what matters, ain’t it? What I want.” -Ben/Charlie, slash-

A plotbunny following the idea: what if Dan had taken the two hundred dollars offered to him by Butterfield and walked away? ...In this version, things get a bit screwed up. Rated for some brief language.

It's 3:00 in Contention City, and Ben has ten minutes to figure out who he is if he is to survive. Meanwhile, Dan and Charlie must also come to terms with their pasts. Oneshot, character sketch of Ben, Charlie, and Dan.

Charlie Prince has never questioned his life, he enjoys and lives for what he does and wouldn't leave the gang for anything. But is their anyone out there who can help him amend his life before it's too late? CharlieOC

Ben Wade enjoyed studying people, and the more he looked at them the more he saw.

OneShot: My own ending to the movie 3:10 to Yuma- and a take on Charlie Prince’s past. Explores the relationship of Charlie and Ben, and gives a glance into their lives before the Evans.

Dan, the stupid man who deserved better than had been served to him, was dead. But, it was his own fault, Dan was stupid. Ben Wade tries to convince himself that Dan's death no one's fault but his own, with little success.

There was a point, in the last minutes of Charlie Prince’s life, when he looked from Ben standing in front of him to the rancher bleeding out on the ground and saw with crystalline clarity how much of a waste his time with Ben Wade had been

3:10 to Yuma remake Dan remembers. Moments of a life. DanBen slash.

Charlie Prince draws last. Oneshot.