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This story was inspired by a prompt from tictoc134 💗
The narrative builds toward Mulder finally confessing his feelings to Scully, only for her, for reasons of her own, to turn him away.
Unable to reconcile working beside her while processing the emotional fallout, Mulder leaves DC to follow a work-adjacent lead up north. There, he unexpectedly meets someone who helps him gain a sense of clarity.
In his absence, Scully remains in DC, with no word from him for three weeks. She is left sitting with the weight of what she said, fully aware of the hurt she caused, while also dealing with her own sense of loss and the pain of his complete withdrawal.
Note: This is tagged as Mulder/Other (and then of course, MSR). This is a dynamic I previously thought I would never write, but I’ve learned to never say never. 😅 That said, as with my Scully/Other content, this aspect does not dominate the story, but it serves a specific purpose within the larger arc.
Thank you, tictoc134, for the prompt! I really appreciate your patience, especially since you requested this a while ago. I made a few adjustments, but I believe the core idea is still there. I hope you enjoy it 💗🙏🥰
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22 May 2026
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This is a short post-Orison fic.
After the attack, Scully chooses to remain in her apartment. She is struggling with a profound sense of lost control in every sense of the word: Pfaster’s intrusion, the physical restraint, and even the act of killing him, which leaves her feeling displaced from her own agency. Leaving the apartment feels, to her, like an acknowledgment that Pfaster still holds a presence there, in the space that should be hers.
Mulder, in turn, decides that if she stays, he will stay with her.
That night, Scully attempts to reclaim control in a way that ultimately leaves her feeling even more hollow. In the aftermath, Mulder helps her begin to understand what control actually is, and what it is not.
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27 Apr 2026
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In the quiet of a moonlit motel room, Dana Scully finds herself in a space she’s never been before, one that pushes at her boundaries, awakens a curiosity she’s long kept in check, and lets her feel a connection she didn’t realize she was capable of. Stella Gibson is confident, experienced, and magnetic in a way that draws Dana in, teaching her, gently, what it feels like to open herself, to want, to let go. For Dana, it’s a slow, careful exploration of her own desire and vulnerability. For Stella, Dana draws her in in a way no other woman ever has.
Between holding on and letting go, they exist in that in-between space, where restraint meets surrender, where curiosity becomes discovery, where longing becomes something meaningful. It’s an encounter that resonates, not because it promises forever, but because it matters, deeply, in the moment.
Note: This story takes place sometime between Seasons 6 and 7, before Scully and Mulder are official. It’s a PWP with tons of smut, but it also carries emotional weight. This is the first of two chapters, and I was a bit nervous to share it since it’s very different from what I usually post. If it’s well received, I’ll post the second chapter.
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08 Feb 2026
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When Scully asked Mulder to help out with the IVF, she didn’t really take into consideration that everyone they knew – friends, family and enemies – would be bound to find out about it.
Set during S6, in a world where M/S kept the X-Files and Fowley has been working in some other division with Spender. And Pendrell hasn’t died. Basically, this is satisfactorily canon-divergent.
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11 Dec 2025
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"We are all broken, that's how the light gets in." -Ernest Hemingway
A continuation of "We Are All Broken". Dana is pregnant with Mulder’s child, forcing her to confront what this means for her life, her career, her future—and her relationship with him. Meanwhile, Mulder delves into the sinister past of his patient, Noel, uncovering a dark and unfamiliar world. Both Dana and Mulder are still discovering who they are after closing the door on the versions of themselves that no longer fit. Now, faced with profound challenges, they must learn not only how to endure but how to grow—together.
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11 Nov 2025