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i would take a bullet for you(just to prove my love) by fandom_vitch_26
Fandoms: The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald
20 May 2026
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Nick never ended up going to work that day. His gut told him something was wrong, extremely, extremely wrong. He never usually acted on his more frenzied impulses, but Jay Gatsby was enough to set him in motion for something as banal as a feeling. He'll alway be grateful for that.
(New chapter is a rewrite of the first chapter in first person. I needed a writing warm-up, and thought that I could improve a little on my writing. Also, trying to dip my toes in first person)
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A Deal Written in Blood & Devotion by Sucking_Ellie_Williams_Toes
Fandoms: Hazbin Hotel (Cartoon)
02 Dec 2025
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Alastor’s smile widened into something darker.
“I want a deal.”
Lucifer blinked. “A… deal?”
Orrr alastor executioner Au with injured lucifer
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03 Dec 2025
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Without Rosie's deal assuring him his status in hell, Alastor turns his attention to the one in charge. Eternity was a long time, and he wouldn't risk spending it any lower than what he deemed suitable. He just had to convince the fool of a king to go along with it.
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02 Dec 2025
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Lucifer Morningstar, the Devil, King of Hell, Prince of Pride... can't interfere with Sinners.
He can't hurt them, can't punish them, can't make deals with them...
But the living? Oh, the living are fair game! And he needs someone else, a Soul guaranteed for Hell, to handle such things for him.
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When Alastor Summons a Demon on the day before his untimely death, he managed to reach far, far higher than a classy cannibal Overlord...
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- Part 7 of An Orchard Of (Radio)Apples
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26 Nov 2025
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Lucifer proposes a board game for the night of sharing at the hotel.
a game which I created to make sinners behave better many years ago, the game is simple, dice are thrown and you advance to the indicated square, then you do a good deed.
Yes, in reality, all of this seemed terrible to everyone, and incredibly nerdy, but no one counted on the game itself being strong enough to force others to behave well and that its magic intensified more every time you refused to do the indicated action.
And who suffered the most from this was Alastor, doing good things for Lucifer? ha!
well this is going to get intense