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hexiewrites · 3 months
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sticks, stones, and beavers
happy birthday @thefreakandthehair! this one is for you and our shared highly inadvisable crush on captain ratman himself.
(find it on ao3)
Eddie’s first problem is that he’s at a gay sports bar. It’s not the gay part that’s the problem, though god knows he never wants to drink in a room full of straight people again. It’s not even the sports that’s necessarily an issue, though usually they come for women’s night, and he fucking loves to see the place absolutely packed with ladies who’re so goddamn hype about professional women’s sports. No, it’s not the gay bar and it’s not the sports bar that are the actual issues. (Though, he does want a word with whoever decided to call the place Sticks, Stones, and Beavers because, fucking yikes.) The actual issue is that Chrissy hadn’t realized it was hockey night. And maybe that might have been okay too, except she’d immediately spotted a tall woman with a short cropped brunette bob and went “oh my god, she could snap me in half any day,” glanced back to Eddie to say, “her friend looks fucking hot too, you should get in on that,” and then she’d promptly followed the brunette into the bathroom.  So the problem is that Eddie is in a gay sports bar on fucking hockey night and he’s alone. And even then, that might have been fine. Maybe. It at least wouldn’t have been the first time it had happened. So, he probably would have been alright. If it hadn’t been for the gorgeous man with the perfect hair.
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for the soulmate weekend theme, i recommend:
moments filled with everything by steddieas_shegoes 🩷🩷🩷
moments filled with everything by steddieas_shegoes
@steddieas-shegoes
Rating: Teen and Up
1,369 words, 1/1 chapters
Archive Warning: No Warnings
Tags: Alternate Universe - Soulmates, Eddie Munson Lives, Getting Together, Love Confessions, love is stored in the mundane
Summary:
The inconvenience of finding your soulmate when he’s on the run from the law and citizens of the town is pretty annoying. Especially when said soulmate insisted on trying to protect everyone and almost dies in the process. The problem is that when you touch your soulmate for the first time, the connection becomes unbreakable, and the first few weeks are usually spent constantly touching in some way. The problem is that they don’t have that option during the end of the world. The problem is Eddie is under close watch of doctors and nurses, and Hopper, while they sort out his health and clearing his name, and that means Steve can only stop by during regular visiting hours. The problem is that everyone else also only visits during normal visiting hours and they agreed not to tell anyone about their soulmate situation until he was home and safe.
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vesperlionheart · 6 months
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Summary: Sakura is slowly starving to death and a dhampir with a plane shift key to a nightmare domain is her best hope for subverting damnation. She'll hold hands with Itachi for as long as she needs to in order to get what she wants, but she might not be able to let go.
Pairings: ItaSaku with eventual ShiSakura & MadaSaku
Vampire AU with magic, masquerades, and spooky vibes. All for the 12 Days of AkaSaku Halloween!
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dnffics-archive · 2 months
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only trying to get home
by nervouswaltz
Rated T, 3.8k words
Tags: Hurt/Comfort, Not Actually Unrequited Love, Sexuality Exploration
Summary:
George made peace with it a long time ago, being in love with Dream like this. The funny feeling stuck in the back of his head wiggled itself free, like a piece of food stuck between his teeth finally coming loose, and abruptly, he realized that this was it. Dream was it. Coming to terms with it felt like grief, in a way.
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thissortofsorcery · 1 year
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Set in a handwavey December in 1985 where Starcourt happened a little bit differently, and Billy wasn’t flayed, and he’s been dating Steve for a while.
When Billy rolled into town in 84, he was a Junior in High School, and Steve was a Senior. Now Billy’s the senior, and he’s up to his eyeballs in finals, and Steve is always working or with Robin, and Billy hasn’t seen him all week.
This shouldn’t suck so much.
It’s not like they’re in this new couple phase and they’re clinging to each other all the time. Between Steve’s job and Billy’s school and his part-time gig at Joe’s garage to help Susan around the house, they’re used to going a couple days without seeing each other. But it’s been a whole six days of I have a shift tonight, or I have a test tomorrow, or Robin needs a ride back from the dentist, can we do tomorrow instead?
Billy hasn’t gone so long without getting off since he and Steve first started hooking up.
But today might be his lucky day, Billy thinks, because it’s Friday, and his next final is on Tuesday, and it’s English so he doesn’t need that high a grade anyway, and he’d definitely take that hit for a blowjob. A weekend of blowjobs.
God, he hasn’t touched Steve in a week.
He drives Max and himself home after school, Hawkins made of gray skies and gray slush on the sides of the road, and Billy cranks up the music before leaving the parking lot. He glares at Nancy Wheeler making cow eyes at Byers on the way out for good measure. He takes a cig out of his pack with one hand.
“What’s up with you?” Max squints at him from the passenger seat.
“Nothing,” Billy grunts past the cigarette hanging from his mouth. “‘m fine”
“You’ve been grumpy all week”, Max says, doing that thing where she thinks she’s the world’s smartest fourteen-year-old just because she faced off a couple monsters. “It’s like you’re moping so hard you can’t remember you’re an asshole.”
Billy’s glaring so hard out of the windshield it takes him a moment to come up with an answer.
“Maybe you just finally stopped being a little bitch about it,” He gripes, and he hears Max scoff.
“That was weak,” She says, and Billy misses the days when he instilled fear into the hearts of preteens. “And you didn’t even notice my feet are on the dashboard.”
Billy glances at Max out the corner of his eye and does a double take when he sees the little brat has inched down on her seat to plant the soles of her dirty converse directly on his dash.
Billy narrows his eyes at her. She taps her fucking feet, eyebrows raised on a dare.
One hand on the wheel, Billy lunges across the console to grab at one of her ankles and yank it down, and Max releases an unholy shriek when he only succeeds on sending her halfway into the footwell. He narrowly dodges a kick to the shoulder.
Somehow, they get home in one piece. He parks the car on the curb but doesn’t turn the engine off.
“Out,” He barks, and Max just fucking squints at him again.
Then her eyes widen and she gives him a sly little grin that doesn’t suit her because she’s ten years old,
“Oooooh,” She says. “Are you going to see Steve?”
“Get out, Maxine!” He yells, and leans over her to push her door open.
“Were you moping because of Steeeeeve all week?” She teases, delighted. “Did you miss him?”
Billy pushes her face away and Max cackles. Next time she so much thinks about Sinclair he’s going to give her so much shit. Billy grabs her backpack and tosses it on the sidewalk.
“Fuck off, Max!”
Max finally follows her backpack out, and cackles all the way inside the house.
The Camaro’s engine purrs when he pulls off the curb.
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Billy’s first thought when he arrives at Family Video is since when there are so many people living in Hawkins? because there are no parking spaces around the store. He ends up parking almost a full block away.
When he gets out of car, he’s almost bouncing on his toes. All he can think of is Steve Steve Steve. Steve and his dumb Family Video vest, Steve and his warm brown eyes, Steve and the way he ducks his head to hide his smile when Billy makes a dirty joke.
Billy can hang around the store for a couple hours until Steve’s shift ends, follow him home after, make sure he doesn’t have any plans that don’t involve Billy and being naked. If he plays his cards right, he can convince Steve to make use of the back room if the store is empty enough.
So of course, when Billy gets there, the store is fucking packed. It’s a Friday in the middle of December. Everyone in Hawkins is looking to rent a movie and spend a cozy night in. There’s nothing else to do.
Robin is running the floor, ruthlessly criticizing the costumer’s taste in movies as they move around the shelves, and Steve is manning the register, hands moving quickly and efficiently even as he looks a little frazzled, stress beginning to show in the dip of his eyebrows.
Robin notices him first.
“Billy!” She says loudly, and Steve’s head snaps up from where he’s counting out change.
Steve’s brow smooths out and his face splits into a grin, forgetting the costumer entirely, and for a second it’s just them in the store.
Billy’s still not quite used to having someone look so happy to see him every time he walks into a room.
“What kind of movie are you looking for on this cold Friday afternoon?” Robin sidles up to him, shit eating grin on her face. Billy reluctantly looks away from Steve. “Something romantic maybe? Got a hot date?”
Billy leans against a shelf, turning his back to the register, and gives her a smirk of his own.
“That depends, Buckley,” He leans in close. “Know anyone who’s available?”
Robin’s got a look on her face like she’s trying not to laugh, and she looks back towards the counter. When Billy looks over his shoulder, Steve’s eyes are fully on his ass, costumer forgotten. Billy shifts his hips just to watch Steve’s breath hitch.
Robin starts laughing, and Steve’s eyes snap to her, then to Billy’s, and his cheeks blush a dusty pink, just the way Billy likes it. He clears his throat and turns back to the costumer, fumbling the change.
“I don’t know, Hargrove,” Robin is saying, and Billy turns back. “I might know about someone who’s been bitching about being too busy to see their boyfriend all week.”
“You don’t say,” He drawls, making his voice sound more smug than he feels. Maybe it should be obvious to him that Steve misses him, but it isn’t. It still kind of feels like a miracle.
Before Robin can tell him whatever dirt she’s got on Steve, a lady with short hair clears her throat behind Robin and whisks her away to help her find a movie. Billy sighs, aggravated, and wishes for a cigarette, but he figures that’s the quickest way to get himself kicked out, because Keith’s actually in today and he’s a bitch.
Billy makes a beeline for the counter through the throng of costumers, and reaches Steve just as a teenager is walking away.
“Princess,” Billy starts, just for the joy of watching Steve roll his eyes, “busy shift?”
“Like you wouldn’t believe,” Steve leans his elbows on the countertop, still looking a little harassed. Steve’s eyes crinkle when he smiles at Billy, though, and his face comes that much closer to his own, but nowhere near close enough. “How did your calculus test go?”
To be honest, Billy had already forgotten about it.
“Fine,” He says. “I’m more worried about my next one though,” Billy looks down, making like he’s worried.
“Shit, how come?” Steve leans further forward, brow crinkling. His hand inches forward on the counter until his pinky touches Billy’s arm. He looks both concerned and determined, like he'd spend his weekend helping Billy study if he asked.
He’s so fucking sweet.
“Well, it’s only on Tuesday, see,” Billy says, and he lets his face smooth into a smirk. “And it’s real easy. So it looks like I’m free aaaaall weekend…”
Steve's making that one face he makes when he's about to call Billy an asshole, but he thinks Billy's being funny about it, when eight people swarm the register at the same time. Steve startles back from him, face molded to that costumer service mask, and Billy moves out of the way so he can start ringing up costumers. He drifts off to the side, sticking close to the counter, willing to wait out the line so he can keep talking to Steve. He tries to look more casual than he feels, and starts poking at the stuff that's on the counter for something to do with his hands.
After ten, fifteen minutes, it looks like the store's not getting any less empty. The line at the register is smaller, but every now and then someone new gets in. Steve keeps shooting him little smiles, and Billy knows Steve wants to talk to him, but he can't help but feel he's stressing his boyfriend out. As much as Billy likes occupying space, he doesn't like feeling like he's in the way.
"Hey," Billy leans back on the counter, while Steve's typing something on the computer. The lady in line couldn't glare at him harder if he actually kicked her. "What time do you get off work today?"
"Uh," Steve stutters, and looks away from the computer. He blinks a few times. "Seven. I'm closing today."
"I'll bring the beer at eight," Billy says. "You can order pizza or whatever."
Billy hates that he can't be more explicit about it. Hates that he can't say let's meet at your place tonight, babe in front of Family Video's costumers, or anybody in Hawkins except maybe two or three people.
Steve gets it, though, and nods at him with a grin even as the woman in line clears her throat obnoxiously.
"Yeah, great. Double sausage, right?"
Motherfucker.
"You got it, Harrington," Billy says, half choking on a laugh. "See you later."
Outside, he laughs all the way to the car.
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On the drive to Steve's, it takes Billy everything he has not to speed all the way there. The streets are empty, but the weather isn't great, and Billy still hates driving in the snow. The last thing he needs is to not get to Steve.
He tries to distract himself by imagining what he's gonna do when he gets there. All he knows is that he wants Steve - needs him. Wants to drop to his knees as soon as Steve opens the door, wants to bury his face in Steve's crotch and smell the musk of him, feel his cock hard against his cheek, lick at him through rough denim. Billy's already half-hard in his jeans just thinking about the sounds Steve's going to make, little gasps as his hips roll onto Billy's face, begging him to open his zipper, to do something. Billy wants to hold him there, hands on his hips, Steve's hands buried in his hair.
He has to adjust himself in his pants more than once.
When he finally gets to Steve's house, there's light pouring out the front windows, and the porch lights are on too. Steve's waiting for him.
The way Steve leans on the doorway with one hand after he opens the door - hair touched up, smile crooked, hip cocked to the side just so, attitude screaming King Steve - might’ve fooled Billy if Steve hadn’t yanked the door open before he had even finished knocking.
“Got the beer?” Steve says, all smooth, eyes half lidded. He’s putting on a show. Billy’s cock twitches, fills.
Billy lifts the six pack he brought, crowding Steve at the doorway. He can’t resist.
“Yep. Got the sausage?”
Steve looks like he’s going to go along with it, he tries to keep the sultry face on, but soon enough he breaks down laughing. Steve winds his arms around Billy’s waist and hides his laughter in Billy’s shoulder, and he can feel Steve’s shoulders shaking, his breath warming Billy’s neck in quick huffs. Billy drops the six pack on the side table beside the door and wraps his arms around Steve, smiles into his hair and just. Breathes him in.
Steve smells like soap and hairspray, like he showered after work, got dressed up and did his hair just for Billy. Billy’s fingers dig into Steve’s shoulder blades, his other hand goes to card through the hair at the base of Steve’s head. Billy closes his eyes. He loves this, loves the feeling of Steve all over him, happy, giddy. Loves that he made him laugh.
It’s been a whole week.
“Fucking sausage,” Steve mumbles against Billy’s shoulder, smile warm on Billy’s skin. “I got pepperoni, by the way.”
“It was your stupid joke,” Billy grumbles, leading them past the doorway. He kicks the door closed.
Steve doesn’t let him go, and Billy’s content to let Steve’s warmth sink into his skin. His sweater is soft where Billy’s cheek rests against it.
“Missed you,” Steve kisses the words into his skin, making his way up Billy’s neck.
Billy hums when he feels Steve’s fingers pull at the back of his shirt, dip into the waistband of his jeans, and turns his head to catch Steve’s lips. Billy closes the hand in Steve’s hair into a fist and he moans, and Billy licks into his mouth, finds his tongue and curls his own around it.
The only sound in the house is their panting into each other’s mouths, the smacking of their lips together, the moan that escapes Billy’s throat when Steve bites Billy’s bottom lip and pulls.
“Steve,” He pants, chasing Steve’s mouth with a kiss, two. “Steve.”
Steve takes a step back and Billy follows immediately, step by step until Steve’s leading them to the living room, to the couch, and falling back against it. His hair is splayed all around his head on the couch cushion, and Billy can’t help but run his hand through it once he lies on top of Steve, presses his weight down on him chest to hip.
They kiss on the couch for what seems like hours, unhurriedly, basking on the feeling of each other’s skin, each other’s scents, until Billy’s settled contentedly with his head on Steve’s chest, eyes half-lidded with the feeling of Steve’s fingers in his hair.
“I was thinking,” Steve says softly, breaking their comfortable silence. “It’s like, December, right.”
Billy just hums in response.
“So it’s like, two months until we’ve been together a year,” He continues, and Billy breathes in sharply.
It’s hard to believe they’ve already been together for ten months. Sometimes it feels like it’s something brand new, and other times it feels like Billy never knew anything other than the steadiness of having Steve Harrington by his side.
Billy lifts his head to look at Steve, leans his chin on his chest. Steve’s smiling at him.
“Yeah?” Billy says, prompting Steve to go on.
“I was thinking we could go on a trip,” He says. “Take a weekend and go to, like, Chicago or something. Or if you want to wait until spring break we can go somewhere farther away,” Steve’s eyes look soft, so soft, when he says, “like California.”
Billy can’t look away from him. From Steve’s stupid, dumb face that’s put up with Billy’s shit for ten months and is planning to go for a full year, more even, and wants to take him to California to celebrate it.
Billy leans forward to kiss him again.
“Yeah,” He says, voice soft, “ I’d like that.”
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cascader · 1 year
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Hana writing YES!!! I want to ask for so many but I will GLADLY take 6- tipsy kiss for Jily!
kelsey!!! <3 thank you for inspiring me to write the most I have in six months (!!!) have some canon-compliant, tipsy, pre-relationship jily <3
“Fuck.”
“Oh. Oops.” James weakly tries to right the suit of armor he’s just slammed against the wall. Lily winces at the sound of creaking metal as James fumbles it once, twice. 
She mutters a quick Silencio on James and the armor, which may or may not work, and grabs it from him. 
She leans the figure back onto its own two feet handily and surveys the corridor again quickly before casting him a side-long look. “I didn’t realize you were that drunk.”
He scowls. “I’m not. My hand-eye coordination is always the first to go.” 
“That’s… ironic.”
James narrows his eyes at her. They’re warm in the low light. Ever so slightly unfocused, but firmly on her.  “I didn’t realize you were this sober. What, were you tossing out your drinks?”
Before Lily can think: “Out of bed at this hour? I can hear you!”
Lily swears again as Filch’s voice seems to echo down the corridor. “Guess I’m not that sober. Come on, come on.” 
Lily hustles down the corridor, then breaks into a jog, only looking back for James as she turns the corner. He catches up to her easily. 
“We’re on the third floor, right?” James hisses. “He sounded a bit far away — we could probably make it to…”
“To?”
“I’m thinking!”
“Merlin, Potter, isn’t this your day job?”
“No one asked you to follow me out here. You were being nosy,” he accuses. 
“I was being helpful,” Lily huffs, cutting herself off to take a breath. She casts a glance to James, who’s smirking. “You were trying to break into the Hufflepuff common room drunk—”
“I’m not drunk — I’m not that much of a lightweight!”
“That’s what you object to? You’re not going to defend breaking and entering?”
“I need to know how they beat us! Their defense is bloody awful! It makes no sense.”
“Oh, bloody—” Lily jolts to stop as she rounds a corner and nearly tramples Mrs. Norris. 
The cat blinks at her, then yowls loudly. 
Lily hears a triumphant, responding shout from Filch, sounding somewhere nearby. 
“Okay, where now?” Lily whispers frantically. She holds a hand out like that will placate Mrs. Norris and backs up around the corner again. 
She turns to look up at James, who appears to be thinking more deeply than she’s ever seen him. 
He hesitates, then winces, then closes his eyes. “Where… are we?”
Lily blinks. She surveys the corridor around her. “I…”
“Where are you, my dear?!” Filch sounds far closer. 
“Fuck, he’s fast. I saw a… just come on,” James hisses, grabbing her wrist loosely and taking off back the way they came. Lily nearly trips to catch up with him and he rights her with a clumsy hand.
They round one corner, two — Lily can hear footsteps now, and she and James simultaneously break into a full sprint — before James lets out a little “aha!” and brings her careening to a stop by the shoulder. She feels the heat of his palm through her sleeve and it jerks feeling back into her body in one rush of a second — her legs are tired, her chest is tight, her cheeks are flushed. The air is cold, James is warm.
He jabs his wand against a door she now notices they’ve stopped in front of and grabs her by the hand to push her inside, ahead of him. 
Lily half stumbles into the broom closet he’s found, feels James press in behind her, and hears the door click shut — actually rather slowly, rather quietly. 
Her hip brushes James’s legs as she turns around to face him. Even he’s a little out of breath. His eyes are closed behind his glasses, and he’s leaning his head back against the closed door. 
Suddenly his eyes blink open. They’re quite dark now. He’s quite close. 
“Thank—” he starts.
“Sh!” Lily clamps a hand over his mouth, and mutters out a more focused Silencio. She feels its magic settle over them. 
James watches her, perfectly still. Lily hears movement outside — heavy footfall. Fast, and then slowing to a stop. 
Lily instinctively leans closer to James. She closes her eyes, tilts to the side, and hooks her chin over James’s shoulder. She turns her face toward him so her cheek and ear press into the wood, searching for what’s on the other side. The closet isn’t big enough for her to listen any other way.
“—bloody rats. Next time, next time…” is what she thinks she hears. One second, two seconds. Three. More footsteps, this time getting softer. A faint meow. She counts to twenty. 
“Gone?” James says on an exhale, still against her hand, so quietly she wouldn’t hear it if she weren’t inches from him. His lips feel... soft.
His breath filters through her fingers and fans over her ear, warm but still raising goosebumps along her forearms, and, once more, Lily’s brought back into her body. She realizes James has turned his head toward her, also listening against the door. His chin slots neatly above the top of her head. 
She realizes his right hand hovers over her hip, not touching her. She feels like the moment is coming to her in flashes, in stop motion. 
She looks down to where their chests and hips and legs don’t touch — Lily’s leaning forward, straining. 
She takes the last half-step toward him and removes her hand from his mouth. She hears his sharp inhale. He’s half-hard already. They’re almost hugging, in a weird sort of way. His hand finally settles on her hip. He’s so warm, everywhere. 
“Lily.”
She moves her face away from the door, tilts it up to look at him. His expression is inscrutable. His eyes are rather not. 
“Lily, I—”
She presses onto her toes, and she silences him again.
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whimsicalmeerkat · 1 year
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drunk, adorable, stay - teen wolf
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“Stay—no, Derek, stay!”
“Not a dog, Stiles,” Derek slurs, but he stays where he’s technically upright, slumped against the wall.
“Right. I’m just gonna get you some water so you don’t slaughter the entire pack in the morning.”
“Wouldn’t slaughter you. Pack’s pack. Love my pack.”
“You’re fucking adorable when you’re drunk,” Stiles pauses to coo.
“Not drunk. Werewolves don’t get drunk.”
“Werewolves get drunk on whatever Isaac brought over.”
“Mm,” Derek says, listing to the side.
“OK, big guy, bed then water.”
“Only if you come with me, baby.”
“Baby? Really? Not until you’re sober.”
“Promise?”
“Yeah, I promise.”
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Written for @sterekdrabbles for the 5/3/2023 challenge words “drunk, adorable, stay”.
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saioumaarchive · 2 months
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“Coming up with elaborate lies to tell on public transportation was one of life’s little joys, but today, his focus is on the pale and shivering Saihara as the driver’s tinny jazz music plays over the speakers. A sharp turn causes Saihara to collapse onto his side. But afterward, he doesn’t quite move back. Saihara remains pressed against him, head leaning onto his shoulder. Seeing the competent detective turned into some sort of ragdoll from the combination of overwork and cold… it’s a feeling he really doesn’t like. But at the same time… he doesn’t quite mind the weight of his body on his own.”
~ rannas, “what to do”
Here’s a fluffy hurt/comfort fic while we ride out the last of the winter season! “What to do” features Kokichi grappling with his feelings for Shuichi and his dedication to DICE and their cause. Tonight, Shuichi looks even more worn out than usual. Maybe Kokichi should make sure he gets home okay? Rannas beautifully combines the mutual pining of a Phantom Thief AU with the sweet domesticity of an established relationship sickfic to give Kokichi and Shuichi a glimpse of what could be. I love the way the author explores their mutual vulnerability, where each of them are torn between their duty and their deepening love, and the questions that arise as a result. What should either of them do now? Is it a mistake to get closer? How can both characters get a happy ending? Don’t forget to check out the rest of rannas’s library too!
Rated T 3,981 words, one-shot Posted 13 September 2021 ~ Mod Equinox
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klaineccfanficlibrary · 3 months
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A Boyfriend For Christmas
Author: CoffeeAddict80/ @caramelcoffeeaddict
Rating: T
Status: Completed in December 2023
Word Count: 9,221
Summary: When Kurt takes his 6-year-old nephew, Caleb, to see Santa, he's mortified when Caleb asks Santa to give his Uncle Kurt a new boyfriend for Christmas; Blaine - who is working as one of Santa's helpers - however, is eager to help Caleb get his Christmas wish.
Tropes/Genre: fluff, Christmas, alternate meeting, Uncle Kurt
Lynne's review: This is pure sugar and I loved it so much!!
Read at: AO3
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post-professional endeavours, by darcylindbergh
Retirement is a four-letter word.
For my dear darling @redfacesmiley​, we have some outsider POV, some South Downs shenanigans, and some love love love love love. 
Chapter 2 will be up tomorrow, and Chapter 3 to follow on Monday! 
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i’m nominating ‘Steve Harrington’s Guide to: Dating a Rockstar’ by @a-little-unsteddie for the theme ‘fake dating’! <3
https://archiveofourown.org/works/42414627
Steve Harrington's Guide to: Dating a Rockstar by a_little_unsteddie
@a-little-unsteddie
Rating: Teen and Up
13,783 words, 1/1 chapters
Archive Warning: No Warnings
Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Eddie Munson is in Corroded Coffin, steve harrington is an idiot, fake boyfriends, Corroded Coffin, i really don't know how to tag forgive me, Fluff, angst if you squint, reference to past trauma, no upside down, Steve lies to Dustin because he loves him, unrealistic VIP concert, Steve Harrington is a Sweetheart, Bisexual Steve Harrington, Gay Eddie Munson, Steve Harrington hates koalas, that's not a real tag but it sparks joy, Lead Singer! Eddie Munson
Summary:
Step One: Lie Lie to your best friend. Usually this step happens on accident. Then you keep doing it. aka Steve lies to Dustin about dating Eddie Munson, the lead singer of Corroded Coffin. Why? He doesn't have the heart to tell Dustin he was joking. The rest is history.
Thanks for the rec!
This rec is a part of Theme Weekend. The theme this weekend is Fake Dating.
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maxineholtzmann · 5 months
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project easy-bake - complete on ao3
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Relationship: Steve Harrington/Eddie Munson
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, We're ignoring all of Season Four, It never happened, Chrissy Cunningham Lives, Chrissy Cunningham & Eddie Munson Friendship, Chrissy Cunningham Has a Crush on Robin Buckley, Robin Buckley Has a Crush on Chrissy Cunningham, Eddie Munson Has a Crush on Steve Harrington, Steve Harrington Has a Crush on Eddie Munson, Getting Together, First Kiss, Eventual background buckingham is implied, Minor Maxine "Max" Mayfield/Lucas Sinclair, Steve Harrington & Maxine "Max" Mayfield Have a Sibling Relationship, Steve Harrington & Dustin Henderson Friendship, Platonic Soulmates Robin Buckley & Steve Harrington, Maxine "Max" Mayfield & Eddie Munson Friendship, This whole thing is a romcom, Baking, Hijinks & Shenanigans, No beta we die like Barb
Word Count: 16,911 Chapters: 2/2
Written for @thefreakandthehair's Lex's Spicy Six Spring Fanworks Challenge 2023!
Chapter One Snippet:
“Get your ass off the counter, that’s not sanitary,” Max lightly shoved Eddie's legs, getting flour on his black jeans.
“If you think anything in this kitchen is sanitary , Red, you’d be incorrect. Stop changing the subject–what is all of this for? And why on god’s green Earth do you not want Harrington to know about it?” Eddie scooted closer as Max carefully measured out the second cup of flour.
She paused, considering. “If I tell you, you have to promise not to tell anyone.”
Eddie perked up, of course , he should have thought of this earlier. “Oh, so that’s it. You have a crush on Harrington. I mean, he’s a bit old for you, but I can see the appeal–”
“What? No! Ew! He’s like my weird hybrid brother-mom.” Max looked at him like he had five heads. “It’s his birthday next Tuesday and I’m trying to bake him a cake but every time I try it turns out disgusting. Sunday it was burnt and yesterday it was raw in the middle! He does a lot for us and I know no one else even knows when his birthday even is and I wanted to do something…nice, for once. If you tell anyone I said that I’ll kill you.”
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dnffics-archive · 2 months
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Dream gets George pregnant: pre-visa edition
by mario anon
Rated T, 32.7k words
Tags: Mpreg
Summary:
What it says on the tin
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otterandterrierwrites · 2 months
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14 Days of Scoundress 2024 ♥ February 11th
His reason why
Han had started coming to these things a few years after the war—the veteran support groups. Not for himself, at first. He didn’t need support from strangers, wasn’t going to spill his most personal experiences to a nosy bunch. No; he’d started coming to see how he could help.
It had been Leia’s idea. He’d heard that someone in his old Pathfinding group had passed away unexpectedly, and—it had fucked him up for a while. It wasn’t like he hadn’t seen plenty of fucked up things in his time, known of other people who’d died the same way. Maybe it was the fact that he’d made it out alive, and with so much to boot. Who knew how the mind worked. In any case, he thought he could try to help. Listen to people, at least; tell them it could get better. He hadn’t expected the groups to be so… cathartic. The first few times, he’d come back declaring to Leia that he wasn’t going back there, it was just too much, who the hell was he to play at shrink with those people, emotions made him uncomfortable anyway.
He’d always gone back again and, eventually, he’d stopped complaining. Sometimes, he even took advantage of the space to talk about some of what he’d been through—things he hadn’t wanted to burden Leia with. It surprised him how good it felt to drop some of that weight, which he hadn’t even realized he was carrying. Han was never going to do therapy, even though he saw how good it did to Leia. He just didn’t think he needed it. But the support groups—those helped him even more than he thought he’d helped them.
And yet, some days were hard. Sitting there, listening to vets talk about the people they’d lost, the feeling of hopelessness that crept in when grief took hold, when they couldn’t see themselves moving on and building a new life for themselves… it reminded Han of the darkness he’d glimpsed in Leia during the war, how it had scared him, moved him to act. Sometimes, by annoying her into feeling. Other times, by dragging her kicking and screaming out of martyrdom. He couldn’t take all the credit—but he wanted to believe it’d helped some. (And, incidentally, doing that had saved him, in more ways than one.)
Today was one of those days. Han had sat for an hour with a former frigate nurse whose wife had passed away recently from sustained injuries she could never fully heal from. In the end, she’d decided to give up. The surviving partner was struggling not only with her grief and broken heart, but also anger at being left behind, which added a serious dose of guilt to the mixer. No word of comfort had felt good enough, and Han had headed home in a dark mood. What could he possibly have to say to someone like that, when he got to come home to his wife?
His wife.
The sense of dread that had lodged in Han’s chest all evening ramped up as he made his way back to his and Leia’s apartment, inexplicably—he knew everything was okay, but he was still eager to make sure—and then he opened the front door and walked in, the familiar scents of home enveloping him. Leia came out of the kitchen carrying two plates of food, which she set down on the dining table as she greeted him.
‘Hey sweetheart,’ she said, a warm smile lighting up her fierce brown eyes. ‘I’m so glad you’re back; you won’t believe the gaffe Senator Arbo made in session about the Candovant refugees—honestly shows money can buy anyone a seat at the table, but not an ounce of empathy or—’
In a few strides, Han had closed the distance between them and snatched her up in his arms, the inertia of the movement making him dip her backwards as he interrupted her with a kiss. There, in the safety of her warmth, the turmoil in his heart finally quieted.
‘Just shut me up by kissing me from now on, won’t you?’ Leia asked breathlessly, smirking at him. Her expression softened as she looked into his eyes. ‘Are you okay?’
‘Yeah,’ Han assured her, bringing her hand up to press his lips over her knuckles. ‘Can’t wait to hear all about Senator Fargo.’
‘Arbo,’ Leia corrected with a chuckle, passing him a plate as they sat down for dinner.
It wasn’t wrong for Han to have survived, to have this while others had lost so much. That was something they always said in the groups—but he knew that already. Had spent years trying to make Leia believe it. Maybe it was the Force, or maybe it was sheer, dumb luck that it’d happened. But it was also… holy. His to cherish and protect. And it was the fuel that kept him going when he tried to make the galaxy the tiniest bit better.
******* Prompts:
45: without a motive
21: “Just shut me up by kissing me from now on, won’t you?”
12: [tango dip] a kiss shared while one partner is dipped backward
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g1rlr0b1n · 3 months
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Super Sons Week 2023
Day Ten: In Another Life
Title: Talia
Rated: T
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