SUMMARY: Mulder is asked to endure one of life's rituals that brings back tortured memories of his childhood. Scully is there to help him through it, and shares the journey with him. Definitely has a Shipper's viewpoint, folks.
SUMMARY: The next step in Mulder and Scully's life cycle is met with some bumps in the road. Mulder must deal not only with the frustrations of working back in the ISU, but he must also deal with the possible loss of his adopted mother and her daughter's less than supportive attitude.
SUMMARY: Mulder feels compelled to take a trip to New England to share the good news of his impending marriage.
SUMMARY: Mulder & Scully decide to have a Thanksgiving holiday get-together for their friends, so everyone will be familiar with one another at their December wedding. Problems arise when Mulder realizes he needs to make a very important choice and feels insecure because he's uncertain as to how that choice will be received.
SUMMARY: As Scully and Maggie deal with the "normal" last minute problems in the preparation for the impending nuptials, they fail to realize that Mulder is having some very real problems of his own. It's a good thing someone is watching over him.
SUMMARY: The honeymoon brings a surprise for the newlyweds, but as we all know, things rarely go smoothly for our heroes. This is a story of grief and how society's (and our own) expectations on how to deal with that grief does not always go hand in hand with the reality of what is needed.
SUMMARY: A happy event in the lives of our heroes is marred a little by misgivings and fear of the unknown.
SUMMARY: An unexpected incident results in a trip back into Mulder's past, and the traumas he needs to face to make the return trip home to his family.
SUMMARY: When the Mulders are invited to spend a special holiday dinner with
best friends, Scully has a sense of foreboding, and as usual, it's with good reason.
CHILD ABUSE
SUMMARY: An effort to put a little levity into a leisurely lunch puts the Scully family's health in jeopardy, leaving a very fragile Fox Mulder to hold down the fort for both his family and his coworkers, along with a very angry and frustrated Walter Skinner.
SUMMARY: Potential tragedy for the Mulder's close friends, the Goldfarbs and the aftereffects on all concerned.
SUMMARY: Mulder chooses to take on a new challenge, but finds his past once again hinders him. He needs the help of his therapist, but more importantly, his family to help him succeed.
SUMMARY: The family has gathered to celebrate Mulder's Bar Mitzvah. Someone decides to join the party a couple of weeks early.
SUMMARY: Another in the Life Cycles series. This one deals with the Mulder's attempts to have a normal Hanukkah, but, as always, serial killers have a way of disrupting the best laid plans. This story follows 'Coming of Age' in the series.
SUMMARY: While Scully goes out with the girls, Mulder gets a chance to bond with the boys. Oh joy.
SUMMARY: Mulder takes his children Christmas shopping, and in the spirit of the season, learns more about his son.
SUMMARY: Mulder sets out to drive the family home, but a drunk driver has other ideas.
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