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true blue by scarlettroses
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid
29 Mar 2026
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"He said it was just a stronger edible," Wyatt says. "Apparently it was supposed to be super natural, and relaxing and rejuvenating, not the weak Canadian shit, and—"
"You say a bad word, Hazy," Ilya interrupts, pointing a tiny finger at him.
"Right." Wyatt winces. "Sorry, kid."
Rejuvenating. Shane turns the word over in his mind a few times, while readjusting Ilya’s little body in his arms.
Jesus fucking Christ.
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or, with the help of some mysterious russian candy and a very loving husband, ilya rozanov heals his inner child.
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Bothering City by miuwk4t
Fandoms: DCU, Batman - All Media Types, Superman - All Media Types
23 May 2026
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“Clark,” he tried,
“Love,”
Bruce got closer to Clark, observing his expressions before putting his hands under Clark’s chin, cupping his face as the two lovers made eye-contact.
“We could always try again,” He said, sure it was the most basic thing people would say when someone failed but it was the least Bruce could try to comfort Clark.
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Where Clark tries to propose to Bruce but Gotham hates him so much he almost ends up crying
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Euijoo always took care of everyone. He knew where Ohyul's missing socks went, he knew what tie Nicholas should wear to work that day, he knew how to handle chaotic mornings. But one day, the kitchen felt different, Euijoo was standing still with no movement. Nicholas then realised his husband was having a fever. Him and his son Ohyul were ready to take care of Euijoo.
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Nicholas was seen as a difficult kid. Refusing to play with others, always crying because things don't feel right. It gave his childcare teacher a hassle. Until one day, Euijoo enrolled. He was the first person who wasn't afraid to approach Nicholas first. And it stuck to him.
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{saudade}
noun
/ˈsoʊˌdɑ dʒə/
the presence of absence; a deep emotional state of melancholic longing for a person that is absent, often with the bittersweet knowledge that they may never return