When Oliver and Felicity spend the night together, everything changes. Oliver pushes Felicity away after wards. He's got his reasons, and she's got her secrets. 6 years later, the unthinkable happens. Slade Wilson escapes his prison and takes Felicity. Some one from Felicitys new life goes back to Star City to ask Oli...
Felicity Smoak is a country girl from a small town. Oliver Queen is a multi-billionaire who has no interest of romantic suggestions. Felicity walks into Queen Consolidated for an interview with Mr. Queen, a stubborn, pig-headed, handsome rich boy with no feelings at all. But one look at her changes all of that. Most c...
Felicity, lost in her mothers suicide, takes on a dangerous path, flirting with death everyday. When her boss, Mr. Oliver Queen, finds out that she hides liquor in her purse, he gives her the next day off. That same night the mysterious Green Arrow visits her and they seem to bond over losses. Her ex, even more drunk...
When Felicity is almost killed Oliver must try to figure out who tried to kill the love if his life. He has to hope she wakes up. Will she?
Ever since their night in nada Parbat felicity has been keeping something from Oliver, out just as she's about to tell him he leaves for a mission that lasts longer then expected and she has to cope without him. when he comes back but everything is different... I hope you enjoy it(complete) THE SPAG IS BAD I KNOW AN...
Felicity has moved to New York and has found where she belongs: Saving the world on a daily basis and being the eyes & ears of S.H.I.E.L.D but something in her just can't let her past go, so she flies back to help Green Arrow in his job in the time of night. Oliver, on the other hand has been nothing but a mess,taking...
Life as the vigilante for the past 2 years have been amazing even though there have been some though spots, Oliver, Felicity, and Diggle have faced them together. But after Oliver almost dies saving Felicity, he feels closer to her and thinks that there is maybe more to them than they both think.
