Hartmon Stories

Everything starts to go wrong the day Cisco Ramon enters his life, or so he thinks at the time (things go wrong before that, Hartley later realizes - much much later once he has a more level-headed perspective on events). Things also get a lot more complicated and that doesn't ever stop being the case. The story (work in progress) of how everything left in Hartley's life crumbles around him and how he builds it up again, in two very different ways.

"sometimes, the voices get to you." I do not own anything affiliated with the Flash. Only the plot in this case. Please don't sue meh.

Cisco has to cut his hair and Hartley's world is turned metaphorically upside down by this change.

What should be a welcome touch sends mental alarm bells ringing. He turns to see Cisco's eyes earnestly searching his, and it's so familiar. That's how he knows it's too late. Hartley gets stuck in a time loop and has to figure out how to change the day to save Cisco and the team.

Please send prompts to save my tortured soul BTW W/C= Winn/Cisco H/C= Hartley/Cisco

❝I swear we were infinite.❞ ⇑⇑perks of being a wallflower reference⇑⇑ My friend wanted me to write this oneshot I own nothing affiliated with The Flash.

A collection for Hartmon ficlets and drabbles, started for the Hartmon Long Weekend but will probably be added to after that too. Chapter 1: "Just For Context" - He doubts Hartley would have said what he did if he knew the implications AKA Hartley's knowledge of Spanish isn't perfect, leading to flangst.

Cisco caring about Hartley takes him by surprise, with unexpected emotional baggage rearing its head at the worst time. Written for Hartmonfest's Hartmon ASL day. Pre-slash fic, featuring hard of hearing Hartley and angst with a happy ending.

During the pandemic, Hartley tries to help. He tries to keep going and do whatever he can, from a distance. Everything is going as well as can be expected, until his world comes crashing down with one phone call from Caitlin Snow. Warnings: Covid-19 related, near death experiences, Cisco whump, heavy angst (but with happy ending).