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What Would You Do for a Klondike Bar? by feudaljellyfish (qpmz)
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
27 Jun 2021
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Neil is freshly graduated and ready to leave Millport behind. What better place to do that than Columbia, South Carolina?
And if he happens to get a job at an ice cream parlour, well, that's just an added bonus.
Or,
Neil puts down roots for the first time and discovers what it's like to have people worth living for.
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After the events of AA4, the dynamic between Klavier and Apollo takes a turn for the interesting when a second bracelet is mailed to the Wright Anything Agency from the enigmatic Lamiroir. What starts as a curious present becomes an attempt to crack open a case...and later, an object of sentiment for a smitten prosecutor. Both lawyers work in tandem to uncover the secrets that underlie it all, drawing them closer to the heart of the mystery—and to each other.
A Klapollo case fic in our lovely year of Apollo Justice.
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27 Mar 2026
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"I find myself wondering, sweet reader, when exactly someone will take a shovel to the back of this racist statue's metal head and begin dismantling our university’s scandalous love affair with the most problematic donors they could possibly find. I’m looking at you, President Zarkon, kindly remove your hand from the Republican Party’s dick. This is a liberal arts college for God’s sake."
When Galra University's Tumblr page, meant for football game updates and pleads for attendees for club meetings, is plagued by a mysterious writer determined to eviscerate every toxic part of the college, Lance is intrigued. When he becomes a leading character in the anonymous letters, well, he gets a little more curious. Lance becomes determined to unveil the writer and find out a) what is his problem exactly and b) does he really think Lance's eyes are that blue?
A tale in which Lance is oblivious and pining for the hot nerd in the back of his Greek mythology class, Keith can wield a pen with deadly cruelty, and you, dear readers, suffer from the pains of dramatic irony.
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- Part 1 of The Dear Reader-Verse