I really enjoyed this story and appreciate every element included in its quest to cleanse all chaos from the second half of season 4.
Any window into David's social life is always welcome, and I sincerely hope we haven't seen the last of Gus, Benny, and Lou of the "Harem Scarem Carpet Cleaners" bowling team. The explanation of the "Twinkle" nickname on David's uniform in "Perfetc" is satisfying and led me to
this, and the bowling segment in general nicely anchors the emotionally detached season 5 back into the more heartfelt (if equally misguided) season 4. Although the means by which Maddie is motivated to return to L.A. might feel a bit gimmicky in the hands of a less thoughtful author, the completely random manner in which it occurs makes it all too tragically believable.
Other well-played inclusions were "Nurse Corley", the concept of clean slates, and Maddie's statement abount wishing "every day with my whole heart" that her baby was David's. The Sam Cooke song (and the subtle nod it brings to "Symphony in Knocked Flat") is wonderful, and to give it a listen after the reading is just the icing on the cake.
If there is anything more I could want from this story, it would probably be more densely layered descriptions of the sights, sounds, smells, touches and tastes of everything involved, and perhaps a bit more time spent with Alex and Virginia Hayes. The writing shines during both quiet moments and passages of dialogue between David and Maddie, and I would like to see the peripheral characters explored the same way.
All in all, "Reacquainted" is a wonderful addition to the Moonlighting EU, one that I hope is just the first story of many to be told by its very capable and series-informed/invested author. Nice job!