All it took to stir up an ill will so strong that it nearly swept Evan away - one published photograph.

A patient isn't happy about the care they've received and are now out to get the doctor. Meanwhile, Eddie R is back in town and wreaking havoc with Hank's emotions. Hank whump.

Evan feels bad, doesn't know why and is alone in his struggling. Hank and Evan have some problems caused by the relationship with Emily... oh and just when you think there is no hope: Eddie shows up! But is he really bringing the peace Evan needs? And who will be there if Evan finds no way out of the darkness that surrounds him? Maybe he is just losing his mind? - My very first one

Paige's house gets renovated but forgot that her best friend Tamara was coming over for the weekend. So she asks Evan if Tamara can sleep in the spare guestroom. Its okay but soon they realise not everything is alright with the new girl. ;-)

This is an episode tag to "Who's Your Daddy?" in season 4. It follows the moments after Paige shares her big news with Evan.

A tag to Off-Season Greetings. Jeremiah returns from Iceland to help after learning of Hank's collapse. He also learns of Divya's reconciliation with Rafa and must not only be noble but heroic.

Divya is still recovering from her failed fling with Rafa. Jeremiah Sacani wants to help, but feels woefully inadequate and endangers his own health.

A hurricane is moving up the eastern seaboard - and heading right for Annabelle's beach house! Will Boris once again be the White Knight - and rescue the damsel in distress? AU

Evan R. Lawson, CFO of HankMed tags along on what should be a routine check-up. Instead he ends up with a very "special delivery."

A long time ago, a business professor told Evan that he had the two ingredients for success: an equal balance of ignorance and confidence. He watched for days now as Hank gained more of one and lost more of the other. The shift scared the hell out of Evan.

At first, Hank didn't think much of it, but as more time went by, he began to worry a little. Then a lot. But that worry increased tenfold when his concerns became a reality.

Tag to season four episode two: Imperfect Storm. What if Evan wasn't okay after the explosion? What if he didn't just fall in some temporary tattoos and lose his hearing for a while?

And they say that secrets kills a relationship. But can Marisa leave him, when he kept this for himself to protect her?

Evan plans a day of relaxation and fun for himself and his brother that has only two rules: No girls and no HankMed. But, as we all know, things don't always go according to plan.

Hank should have learned by now not to leave him home alone when the power tools were out.

AU ending to "After The Fireworks" in which Evan actually gets hurt. Or, "Yeah…I mean…it hurts really badly whenever I breathe…or move…but I'm okay…" his voice lingers on the word okay, like he's not exactly sure he knows what that means.

An obnoxious drunk was bothering Annabelle at a party; Boris rescued her. A few days later, he stops by her beach house and invites her to dinner. AU

What if Boris's new doctor had ACTUALLY hit Hank with her car that fateful day...

The one where Evan and Hank switch personalities...for about five seconds.

An argument between Hank and Evan wedges a wall between the two brothers - a wall of silence, of desperation, of a need to feel accepted. Can that impenetrable wall be broken down with one simple, fluid motion? Set season 3, pre-HankMed breakup.

How I think Hank's apology to Evan should have gone in Dawn of the Med. Or, Evan has a panic attack and Hank stumbles in to calm him down.

This is a story about Jill and Hank. I didn't like the fact that Jill actually left so i wrote something about it. Kind of OOC

Jill's thoughts as she boards the plane to leave behind all her friends, family, and everything she knows. Is she ready? Quick read, one-shot. Jill-centric.

Evan doesn't know what to do. Hank hates him, and it wasn't even his fault. Can he get over the barrier between them to ask Hank for help when he desperately needs it?

It's not always easy, honestly, to be someone that refuses to color outside the lines, especially if he can't exactly give names to the colors to begin with.