Lucy and Scud make a bet. Some funny fluff. It's my story, but using borrowed parts! D.E.B.S., it's characters, etc. do not belong to me. There is some dialogue/scenes from the movie.

Amy and Lucy have made many different memories over the past year in many different places. Revisiting one in particular leads to a new memory to cherish.

Lucy and Amy both deal with the aftermath of Lucy's second visit to the Debs' house. Two chapters. Two points of view.

Ever wonder what life is like for Lucy and Amy after they settle down following the events of Endgame? Individualized snapshots of that life await you inside.

From Amy's POV...I've always wondered what she was thinking when she finally built up the courage to be the one to actually make the move and stop Lucy from leaving the bank. Obviously, I don't own the D.E.B.S. or it's characters. I just borrow them sometimes, and play with them like Barbies. But I always give em back in good condition.

A D.E.B.S. take on It's a Wonderful Life. Just borrowing some characters to write a story. I claim no ownership of em!

Lucy and Amy escape to Spain, believing they've left all their troubles behind. But just when they think they're in the clear, the past begins to catch up to them. And they quickly realize that you can't always just run.

Max can't believe Amy would throw everything away on a gay expirement. Her feelings change after reading a letter from Amy to Lucy. My take on how Scud got the blueprints.

It is a well established fact that love is harder than crime. Or war. Or as it turns out, crime-fighting. Most days, that's okay. Because most days, love is better. Today is not one of them. Lucy/Amy. Written by Hearts

Lucy just HAS to have that last heist, despite Amy's protest. By Athena, aka Larceny at ATD.

Lucy offers Scud some tips. Scud/Janet, Lucy/Amy. By Athena, aka Larceny at ATD.

Lucy makes a huge mistake one night after a fight, causing Amy to leave her. Lucy is devastated..but what happens when she finds out she's pregnant? Drama will arise..I DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT OWN DEBS AT ALL

All about Lucy and Amy's relationship post-Endgame with the twist that Amy doesn't leave DEBS. The first chapter is something of a prologue.

Lucy has returned home to take over as head of the Reynolds Crime Syndicate. Not only is she dealing with a shift in her professional life she now has to deal with an ex, a potential lover, quarreling siblings, and D.E.B.S!

Annabelle never believed in lasting happiness, but two new volunteers teach her otherwise.

The second time Lucy snuck into Amy's bedroom she was a step too slow getting out. Now Amy may have forever lost the girl she loves. Can she find her and get her back? Femslash. Amy/Lucy.

Lucy is a troubled girl, who's been in love with Amy for a long time. What happens when they get paired in a school project? Find out.. sorry I suck at summaries, but I think is kinda good. What about u?

Sometimes it's the stupid little things that damage a replationship. Lucy left Amy. But now she's back. Song lyrics from "My Life Would Suck without You" by Kelly Clarkson. Femslash. Nonexplicit.

DEBS Sequel to Old Habits Die Hard. You didn't think that Ronnie was just gonna let 'em get away with it, did you?

What would happen if, when Amy and Lucy ran away together art school was closed. What if he went to a different school in America with normal people and a prom! Read to find out :

Starts 3 months after Endgame. Amy and Lucy are living the dream, but how long doe's that last before Lucy's families past catches up with them. Please read and review, first DEBS story and can only get better with constructive criticism

One-shot. Lucy comes home from a job to find Amy slowly burning out from the isolation of being so far from the life she once knew. Fluff ahead! FEED THE BARD

After catching Lucy in a lie, an interesting -if confusing- perspective of things is offered. Follow up to "Believing".

Thoughts on Lucy, lies, and life from Amy's perspective. Follow up to "Settled."

An irksome comment makes Lucy think. Follow up to "Late Nights and Long Mornings"