You know the story is going to be strange when the furniture talks.

In this AU story, which is set in 2002, and which may offend some readers, I'm using irony to make a point. The views expressed by Margo on the subject of abortion are the views that I hope and pray that I would express under the same circumstances. All characters are the property of Procter and Gamble Productions. I am now working on a follow-up to this story.

Different than how it happened on the show. This is for my friend Sanda who helped with this idea. This is how we felt would have been a cute way for them to meet on the show.

A look at the relationship between Luke and Reid. Complete.

Microficmeme dealing with Luke and Reid. Complete.

Warning: Contains non-explicit rape. Everything comes crashing back nine months after the conference, when he hears, "Hello, Dr Oliver. Give Luciano my best. If he ever wants this child to have a sibling, I'm his only hope." Complete.

Reid still goes to Bay City to pick up the heart for Chris but the consequences are very, very different.

This was their third Friday date night and Reid was already dreading it.

Casey finds out that Luke and Reid are having sex.

Reid is having a bad day and Luke isn't helping.

It's been two years, five months, and eleven days since Reid died. Not that Luke has been keeping track or anything.

The night before Brian leaves, he and Luke have several discussions. Complete.

Luke and Noah argue about Luke's relationship with Reid, and Luke calls Noah out on a few things. Complete.

Luke and Faith talk after a classmate asks her out. Complete.

Luke and Reid talk about what they do and don't want when it comes to sex. Complete.

While in Reid's office, Luke finds something interesting. Complete. Edited.

This is a cute way that Reid and Luke could have met based on my favorite movie Sleepless In Seattle with Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks. I hope you like it.

Janet and Jack welcome several new members to their family over the course of several years ... A Jacket story!

Angus dies, Luke's response to pizza is an urge to cross himself, and Damian has something up his sleeve. Complete.

Train? What train? Following their first Christmas together, Luke and Reid embark on journeys of self-discovery. Can two simple gifts lead to a happily ever after? Shamelessly romantic, with a sense of humor. Rated T for strong language & fluffy innuendo.