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Sasuke was driven by ambition.
By want.
He wanted to be a deadly and feared shinobi. To prove to everyone that his secondary gender did not define him.
In a world where omegas were seen as docile and domestic, he was determined to be anything but. In that determination, romance was at the very bottom of the things he was concerned about. No matter how blue the alpha's eyes were or how his smile felt like sunshine. It did not matter. Being mated to an alpha was a shackle he would never allow on himself.
...Sasuke Uchiha tries his utmost best to resist the whirlwind romance the universe keeps throwing his way while surviving criminal organisations that were intent on destroying the shinobi world as they know it and killing the very alpha who kept getting in the way of his plans to be a spinster.
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The Truth Is... by millenniumvoid (VoidDrifter)
Fandoms: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (Anime & Manga)
14 Oct 2025
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Kaiba's life is orderly and structured. The image he projects is one of power; intelligence, wealth, strength, dominance.
It's also a lie.
[written for Kinktober 2025 day 14: omegaverse]
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- Part 7 of Kinktober 2025
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Law was set on enjoying his college vacation his own way (watching Sora, catching up on all the sleep he had missed during the semester, and playing video games), but Lammy, his annoying and nosy sister, had other plans for him.
A couple of embarrassing accidents at the mall then led Law to meet Luffy, a charming and cheerful boy.
Was this bad luck or good luck?
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For one, sick moment, Seto rips apart with a stray thought―whether letting Jounouchi inside will continue his demise or if shutting the doors between them will cause it instead.
Which is worse?
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Seto is trapped in a cycle of bad decisions, mistakes, and shortcomings; and they all seem to start and end with Jounouchi.
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Sasuke and Naruto have always been the campus’ well known academic rivals, bound by competition and unspoken tension. Crossing the line should’ve been a one-time mistake. It isn’t. Don’t worry, nothing could possibly go wrong, right?