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The Adoption Job
by Hinn_Raven
Archie brings Parker home when he finds her that day in New York, picking pockets.
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The Color of the Moment
by CatwingsTheSpatula
When she is nine years old, the girl gives her soul to undo the damage she did with a red bicycle and a never-busy road.When she is nineteen, it catches up with her in a stolen car and a stand of trees.This story is magenta. This story is sky blue and heather grey. This is a story about captivity. This is a story about freedom.This is the story of how Parker became Parker.
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The Worst Mistake
by CatWingsAthena
While in training with Archie, pre-series Parker screws up. Archie's reaction is not what she expected.
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Like Stealing Candy
by ziazippy5379
Archie takes Parker out for some practice on Halloween.
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On a Monday in Manhattan
by RubyRowell
It’s December of ‘88, and Parker has made a grave mistake. The homeless twelve-year-old, upon finding what she deemed an “easy mark,” has chosen to pickpocket none other than Archie Leach (you know—the one who robbed The Louvre)?But the consequences aren’t as anticipated. Instead, she might have found the only person who truly understands.
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The Whole Deal
by Arithanas
There was a time when Parker believed she would never be the whole deal, but Archie Leach never had any doubts about her.
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Christmas in Connecticut
by Telaryn
Archie finally bows to family pressure and invites Parker and Hardison to Westchester for Christmas. Parker wants to do right by her old mentor, and in the process turns to the most unlikely of teaching tools.
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Daddy Knows Best
by Ultra
Archie is the only father Parker has ever known and she values his advice about the men in her life.
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Don't Turn Out Like Me
by 5BlackRoses
The Mortons seem like the good kind of foster parents, the kind that Hardison had. But most foster kids turn out like Parker because there aren’t enough people like Joe and Tina Morton or like the possibly-fictional woman that Hardison calls ‘Nana.’ During the team’s second job, the doctor told Nate that ‘the world doesn’t work this way’ and the ex-insurance investigator replied ‘then change the world.’ Parker decides to do exactly that.
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Understanding People
by ellabell
Parker has something she has to follow up on after the end of "The Last Dam Job."
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My Perfect Thief
by kawuli
“Kid, you’re lucky you ended up here, nobody else would put up with your shit.” Parker's latest foster family is just like all the rest. Maybe they're right, maybe no one will put up with her. Fine. Fuck families. Parker doesn’t want one. New York City is far enough away and big enough to get lost in, and Parker knows how to survive on her own. And then she runs into the strangest thief she's ever met. Archie Leach has a plan for Parker that for once she's happy to go along with. She's going to be the best thief ever.
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The Best Thing
by ziazippy5379
All the things that Parker considered the best thing she ever stole.
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Songs for the Front Row
by Glinda
Don't get yourself lost because you're following someone else's song
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Not Afraid to Fall (In Love)
by Fangirlshrewt97
Normally she would be ecstatic at a job done so well. Still.Maybe.Maybe having someone there would be nice? Someone who would catch her if she slipped? Helped her get away?Parker shook her head. What was she thinking? People were burdens. They were heavy, and had all these rules about how you were supposed to act that made no sense. They always tried to change her to be more like them, and they always hurt her. She was Parker, on her way to becoming the greatest thief in the world. She did not need people holding her back. Keeping her to the ground. She was born to fly, to leap into the dark, and know her body well enough to land with both feet on the ground.--Parker learns to go from only depending on herself to trusting others will catch her if she needs to fall.