Castle and Beckett defined. (Inspired by the book of the same name).

In which Beckett solves her own problem in a bathtub (with a little help from her trusty sidekick, Castle).

A collection of Season 5 post-eps.

A little Thanksgiving dinner featuring our favorite crime fighting duo.

She basically drinks caffeine for a living, but it's just the right time of night when too much can make a person jittery and burning for a release. He's her favorite release.

Beckett's a little worked up after a long day, how ever can Castle help? Set beginning of season 5, no spoilers.

"Did you come over to shake hands?" - Post 5.03

She's wearing a see through top and a pair of eyes made liquid, lined in charcoal when he knocks on her door for the first time after. SPOILERS FOR 5.01.

A quiet moment in the Hamptons, just Castle and Beckett and the still dark of night time. No spoilers

She's standing in his bedroom half naked and he wants to know if he's dreaming her up. Spoilers for the season 5 promo!

Castle and Beckett escape to the Hamptons for a little weekend getaway.

Castle and Beckett and a surprise visit from Beckett's sassy lesbian college roommate. All in all, a pretty amusing day for our dear detective.

The story of how Castle and Beckett get totally busted by literally every person they know.

"Is it okay for me to put my hand under your dress if you're not my girlfriend?" - Episode insert for 2.14 - The Third Man.

They've done this exactly once, in a bed, and she doesn't quite know what to do with herself when his hands dip under the hem of her white tshirt, mapping the flat expanse of her stomach with hungry fingers.

It's the Fourth of July and Castle invites Beckett over for some, uh...fireworks.

Because when Natalie Rhodes comes to New York City, she doesn't stay at a hotel, she stays with them. Castle/Beckett/Natalie Rhodes.

Beckett pulls the night shift, but it's not a gun she's wielding, it's words. Castle and Beckett and a baby.

"Did you ever think about us here?" - Post Finale, Castle and Beckett stop by her apartment for the first time since she showed up at his door.

The thing about the NYPD Twelfth Precinct elevator is that it's really the most tempting place to put your hands on someone. The other thing about elevators though, is that sometimes they break.

The morning after or the middle of the night after, just AFTER . Post-finale.

Door. Desk. Bookshelf. Bed. Spoilers for the end of the Always promo.

A moment in the break room. Wishful thinking for the end of Undead Again, slight spoilers for the sneaks.

Beckett takes Castle somewhere she's never taken anyone else. Set during the finale, but no real spoilers.

Castle and Beckett work out their jealousy issues in a supply closet at the Twelfth. Post The Limey.

Post-ep for Headhunters. Beckett stops by Castle's loft to fix some things, both skin deep and otherwise.

Beckett crashes the Frozen Heat book signing at a Barnes & Noble and gets a little bit carried away.

"Where are your hands right now?"

Castle and Beckett go undercover in a club and things get a bit out of hand when they get cornered in the bathroom. A twist on a well loved trope, if you will.

"I heard you," he blurts, pulling his arm back out of her grasp. They're doing this on the sidewalk in front of a Starbucks and isn't that her line? Post-ep for 47 Seconds

It's our dear Beckett's birthday, and Castle has some pretty sweet ideas for how to celebrate.

Three times Castle and Beckett go undercover and it ends in sex and one time it doesn't .

"God, if I can't sleep with him, can I watch you sleep with him?" Castle/Beckett/Natalie Rhodes for the prompts watch and method

His new Nikki Heat novel is going to turn into a beach vacation edition if he doesn't get this version of her out of his system.

There is a reason she doesn't usually let Castle touch her. This is the reason. Spoilers for the 4.13 sneak.

It's cliché, he knows, that this happens on New Years Eve. He's having a party, she comes, and the writer inside of him dies a little bit over the fact that fate has chosen this moment for them.

Her holiday starts with a crime.

She always forgets how big his hands are until they are spanning her body, easily dwarfing her from finger to palm.

"Don't you write yourself out of situations like this for a living?" Vague spoilers for 4.10 - Cuffed

It all starts one Saturday afternoon when Castle casually suggests that Beckett has a little trouble controlling her volume during certain...private moments.

This is not something she has ever done before, come home with Castle after a case. Spoilers for 4.07 - Cops & Robbers episode stills.

A hug. A compromising position on a couch. Some breakfast. You know, things that friends do.

His hand is soft in hers as she wraps her fingers around it, pulling it toward her and stopping to rest it gently over her heart. "Here, feel," she whispers. "I'm still here, it's still beating." post 4.02

"Please Castle, I want to forget." Missing scene for Knockout.

He sputters as she raises her eyebrow saucily, eyeing his desk. He's eyeing it too though, and she can almost see the fantasies flicking across his retinas.

Since that first time, for the cover, she finds that they've been putting themselves in precarious positions where the brush of fingers, the lingering of gazes, the brush of lips, is almost inevitable.

I feel so used, you didn't even get me naked.

"It's not in that pocket," she says turning back to her pile of bones. He glances up at her in question, and across the room Angela's face breaks out in a devious grin.

To say he was a little bit terrified of what Sarah might do to him, should he wake her up while creeping into her bedroom at six o'clock in the morning, is an understatement - to say the least.

No pressure, Chuck thinks to himself as they stand toe to toe in front of the open window. Someone goes first, but again, neither can tell who. Post-ep for 2.21.

"Whoa whoa whoa, stop." Booth grabbed her outstretched wrist as she invaded his personal space. "I put on this costume and agreed to be the Boris to your Natasha, but I am NOT wearing makeup." Missing scene for Double Trouble in the Panhandle.

She surely cannot go on without him, the past few days have proven that to her beyond a shadow of a doubt, but now as she stands in the dark outside his apartment she can't help but wonder if he'll ever forgive her.

She can't escape it, she doesn't even know if she wants to, but she does know for sure that it's always been there and probably always will be there.

What happens when Luke and Lorelai get a little bit tipsy at a party at Babette's house? Will they finally admit their feelings, or will it all be too much for Lorelai to take?

Lorelai gets bored and decides she's not just going to sit around and wait for Luke to come back from Maine and the Ren. Fair when there is so much more fun to be had if she follows him.

Luke and Lorelai are breaking the bells, but what happens when Lorelai "falls" for Luke?

Lorelai is feeling a little bit under the weather, and everyone knows why but her.

Post 5.03, Luke and Lorelai are together at long last, and this time it's finally different.