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The Pros and Cons of Thinking Loudly by OneWhoSitsWithTurtles
Fandoms: Star Wars Sequel Trilogy
29 Dec 2018
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In Kylo's opinion, the only thing worse than being reminded that your co-commander can read minds, is being reminded of that fact immediately after thinking very inappropriate thoughts about said co-commander. Thankfully, Hux seems more intrigued than angry.
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06 Jan 2020
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"You look like him," Bucky says. No prompting, no nothing. He just speaks, like this is a thing he does.
"What?" Steve asks. He didn’t really hear it, too stunned by the fact that words were coming out of Bucky’s mouth to understand their meaning.
"You look like him. So did Pierce." His voice is soft, gravelly from disuse. "Is that why they picked you?"
Steve’s heart plunges like an elevator with the cables cut. “Buck, it is me.”
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05 May 2019
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Within him, an invincible summer. by morwrach
Fandoms: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Movies)
08 Jan 2017
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Credence has bottled up all his feelings after years of punishing self-discipline, internalised homophobia, and abuse. His sadness & his unrestrained joy remain trapped deep inside, unreachable. Unreachable that is, until he falls in love (and into bed) with Percival Graves, and somewhere, deep inside, that tense anxiety begins to melt...
My description makes this sound like a rom-com. In reality it's more of a heated exploration of pent-up emotional restraint...with added kissing.
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25 Nov 2018
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after this a feel blessed
best explanation to EVERYTHING -
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Billy refuses to say sorry unless he means it.
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When Steve is partnered with Billy for a school project, he doesn't expect anything to change between them. But things that are important--things that are real--are always the most difficult to understand.
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20 Apr 2018
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not to be dramatic but best thing I have read on them by far