• Rough Trade Arthur/Eames, 20k, R

Arthur is an investment banker. He is professional and efficient. He's a halfway decent cook. He's totally independent and has been since the age of eighteen. Maybe he's tired all the time because he works about ninety hours a week which is twice what normal people do, but he's rich and he's competent at his job. He's almost thirty, and already a success.

And there are some things Arthur is not. For instance: Arthur is not gay.

• High Hopes Arthur/Eames, 35k, R

Arthur at seventeen is not the same as Arthur at twenty-nine; Eames is one of the few people to have met Arthur at both ages. Some days, Arthur thinks that if he could go back in time and smack some sense into his teenage self, he would.

A story about lust, love, and the years between.

• Presque Vu Arthur/Eames, 70k, R

Or, "on the tip of the tongue." Arthur meets Mal first. He inherits Dom, after. Everything else is on him.

• We Can Do This Until We Pass Out Arthur/Eames, 30k, R

Disturbing London, baby, we about to branch out. (The one where Eames is a chav)

• Nobody Knew Me At Home Anymore Arthur/Eames, 25k, T

The thing about best friends in a small town is that you don’t get to choose. Instead, you get exactly the person you need. It goes that way with Arthur and Eames. Maybe it’s because both of them aren’t made for small town life, not at all, and so instead of growing to fit the town, they grow to fit together.