MSR, angst, romance, various other disclaimers

[sab]

Just, quick. I've been watching the X-Files Colonization Collection which is full of all my favorite eps from season 6 when Diana Fowley's around and Mulder's Jesus...

And I'm hitting all these bits of dialogue that launched a thousand fics at this time, with Scully and Diana fighting over Mulder, and, I WANT.

My memory of that fandom is so hazy, I have no way of knowing if this is a fic or fics I've actually read or whether it's simply the sort of thing that zillions of people wrote fic about --

I want one where Scully's in Africa or whatever and Mulder's in the hospital being psychic with Diana, and Scully's all pining for his "beautiful mind" (seriously, do you remember this, people? OH SHOW), and then she comes back, and, whatever. I'm definitely looking for something unapologetically shippery -- is it out there? Where's this fic? It must be somewhere! If you've seen it, or anything similar, or even remotely similar, tell me, will ya?

Comments

[wendelah1]

Hi. I am here via cofax7. I do not know this fic, as I am relatively new to the fandom (started watching 2005 on TNT). Here are two places to ask, if you get desperate and just HAVE TO KNOW. The X-Files Lost and Found Community is a wonderful resource, that I have used time and again. Here on LJ, there is xfstoryfinders.

I feel certain that one of these resources will find that fic.

My recommendation for a season seven post-Sixth Extinction unabashedly shippery fic is Parabiosis by Penumbra.

[all-shine-on.livejournal.com]

I actually think that Parabiosis is the one she's looking for! That was my first thought when I read what she was trying to find.

If you just want some fic focused around that time, you can also head over to Gossamer (http://tooms.gossamer.org/) and go to their spoilers page for stories set during that timeline!

[wendelah1]

I thought about that, but I checked and there are three pages (!) of stories listed on the spoiler pages under those episodes. I hope "Parabiosis" is the right one. It is a great, classic story.