When an incident occurs in the battlefield, and Jesse finds himself burdened with grief his reaction is less than amazing. But a letter from the recently deceased helps put his mind at ease, and the battle with himself gets easier as time goes on.

When Jesse McCree tries to recruit his boyfriend into Overwatch, what will happen when Genji announces his brother is joining? Quite obviously, a comedic attack on Jesse over his misunderstanding.

When Hanzo enlists in the army to fight the war against the omnics, Jesse can't bring himself to miss out. Building limbs for soldiers and trying his best to contribute to the war at hand, he finds himself being sent to the base Hanzo inhabited. After he gets instructed to create limbs, he finally gets to meet one of the victims. Heartbroken, he fights to help him walk again. (ADDITIONAL NOTE: Omnics are the opposition in this, though everyone is human. Overwatch is kinda like a codename for whichever country Jesse and co. are fighting for, like Omnic would be a codename for their opposition.)

Hanzo Shimada wasn't used to this newfound feeling in the pit of his stomach, an unfamiliar churning making it hard to focus on the issues at hand. Through the war that was tearing everything near and far apart, to the spats that were causing irreversible damage, the last thing he needs is more drama. But when wannabe-cowboy Jesse McCree walks into his life, his life is turned upside down and all of a sudden he is not the calm man he once was. With a cowboy dominating his thoughts, and the feelings only getting stronger what will happen to the emotionless man. Will he give in and act on impulse, or will he let this fleeting love get away from him for fear of making things worse for himself. (AU where Hanzo doesn't feel anything because it was beaten into him as a child that he couldn't feel things. TW's include child abuse, though there's only one major mention in chapter one.)