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Pratik pou #Granmoun ap rele #Timoun “menaj mwen”, mete timoun yo, sitou #Tifi yo, an danje. #Eliminerlaviolence https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch0WIdZj02H/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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idontbelievethehype · 3 months
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This isn't for you. Part 1. F.S.
Lets give Farleigh a life outside of Oliver's gaze. ;)
Warnings: drinking, some drug use, smut if you really squint, the general disgust of the upper class, Farleigh being a bitchy pansexual, Oliver is his own warning, Farleigh can't tell the difference between friendship and love. I don't write user inserts. This is an ofc based on a vague amalgamation of several people. No beta, we die and typo like men.
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Farleigh was running late. Farleigh was always running late. It wasn’t something he often even clocked about himself, but this time was different. He’d made a promise to his Art of Islam tutor that he’d attend her thesis defense, and that defense was across campus in 5 minutes. He was selling her short of course. She was a million things more than a tutor to him.
Truthfully, Farleigh didn’t give a singular fuck about the art of Islam. He did give a fuck about Maggie, though, and as poor at time management as he was, he was determined to at least try to keep his promise. So he ran. It was a first.
Maggie was already speaking when he took a seat along the back wall of the lecture hall, sliding down slowly as to not make any noise. He worked hard to steady his labored breathing as silently as possible. He mentally checked out almost immediately, but his eyes never left her nervous fingers hooked together, giving each other comforting strokes as she spoke.
45 long minutes of death by PowerPoint later, Farleigh heard his own name, snapping him from his open-eyed daydreaming.
“Lastly, I’d like to thank Farleigh Start for taking the time to read through this dissertation several times over the last year. You’ve given me lovely feedback, so thank you.” Her voice was weak and rough from having spoken for an hour straight. He simply offered a nod and a smile. Truthfully, he’d only read it once and skimmed it three times. He loved the passion and fervor that worked up in her voice when she spoke about art, and that was enough.
“So, are you a doctor of art now?” Farleigh bumped his elbow into Maggie’s shoulder as they walked side by side back to his dorms. He had waited for her while she answered questions in a closed room. He was glad he’d never know that anxiety. A second class in Art History and never returning to uni again would be more than enough for him.
“I’ll find out by the end of the day, but it is usually a foregone conclusion.” She seemed calmer than she had in months. A weight had clearly been lifted off of her shoulders. It all felt a bit silly to him, but knowing Maggie meant witnessing her drive, however pointless it may seem. She needed a doctorate just about as much as he did. Far less, even. Her future was pre-ordained and quite comfortable.
He’d grown up just a couple of years behind her in age, always stuck together at functions and events. He couldn’t even count how many times they’d been sat side by side at dinner parties. He’d watched her grow from a chubby little girl who couldn’t stop talking about anime into the gorgeous, articulate, connoisseur of fine art she was today. He knew that she’d watched him grow too. He often wondered if he was just a child in her eyes, as he sometimes was in his own.
“Will you be joining us tonight?” He opened his door for her, watching as she toed her shoes off next to his bed and flung herself down, deflating after a long morning.
“Pub?” It was mostly mouthed. Sound barely came out of her. He didn’t turn the light on. There was a softness to her when she was spent that he didn’t see in other girls. He certainly didn’t see it in any of the boys he knew. Something gentle and sleepy and begging to be held.
“Can’t tonight, love. I’ve got a dinner with mum.” She lifted her arms and legs like a bug, slowly waving them about with a foolish smile, beckoning Farleigh into her grasp. “Come, smoosh me.”
“If you’re trying to be sexy, you’re shit at it.” He complied nonetheless, lying on top of her and hiking her thighs up his hips until they were interlocked on his bed. It was intimate, yet anything but sexual. It was a position they found themselves in on a semiregular basis.
“When I’m ready to be sexy, you’ll know.” She giggled and tucked her face into his neck. The heat from her breath made his hair stand on end. “You could come to dinner if you like, Farleigh.”
“Not with THE Countess of Snowden. I couldn’t fathom taking a moment of her time.” He didn’t need to see her to know that she was rolling her eyes. The relationship between their mothers had been adversarial all their lives, though it rarely trickled down to the children. For all of the caddy shit talking and passive aggressive comments over cocktails, they all summered at the same estates and enjoyed the same trappings, even if Frederica and Serena had been at each other’s throats since birth.
The thing about Maggie that Farleigh loved the most, apart from just blanket familiarity, the thing that really set her apart from every other landed gentry in their friend groups, was that Maggie never once acknowledged her birthright. It was there, sure, and it was significant. 27th in line to crown, Easter brunch with the Queen, etc, but she lived her life quietly and calmly, in the way Farleigh imagined boring middle class people did. She never pulled the rip cord for a bailout. He respected the hell out of that. It was something he was never able to accomplish himself.
“Oh come on then, you could ask for my hand in marriage,” Maggie started, exaggerating her posh accent for his enjoyment. Farleigh squeezrf her side, making her squirm into him more. “Two great houses equal in dignity.” She recited Shakespeare mockingly. To her, they really were equals, though Farleigh knew better.
“Dignity, is that what we’re calling this now?” Farleigh slid his hand down from her waste to her hip, letting the silky fabric of her trousers slip between his fingers. If she were someone else, he’d start working on the buttons, inching the zip down, easing them away from her skin. Not Maggie though. This wasn’t a game to be won. There was no trophy at the end. To comfort and to be comforted. That was all they were there for this time.  
“Drinks after, I suppose.” Maggie mumbled, lacing her fingers into his hair softly, her nails barely grazing at his scalp. “If you’re still out.”
“We will be.” Farleigh closed his eyes and let himself appreciate the feeling of her hands on him. He was rarely touched so tenderly by his lovers. Even calling them lovers was giving too much credit on both sides. “Felix has a new pet. You can meet him.”
“Oh, god. Not again.” He felt her body go slack. Maggie’s family was closed off. True aristocracy always was. They found the way the Catton’s took on strays to be intolerable, always making Saltburn a theme park for the less fortunate. Last summer, she’d called it sad. Poverty porn in how they always fed on the stories of the downtrodden. Farleigh wanted so badly to agree, but he knew in some ways he was just as much a charity case as their flavor of the week.
They parted ways around tea, Maggie going to shower and nap, Farleigh off to attend a tutorial he had put zero thought into. He loved the way his tshirt smelled of her hair, of shampoo and the scent she’d been wearing since her 16th birthday. Vera Wang Princess. Cheap and frankly pedestrian, probably purchased at Boots, it was the sort of scent he’d drag a woman for it he met her in the pub. He didn’t mind it on Maggie. It was familiar and soothing to carry her with him for the rest of the day.
Farleigh sincerely hoped Maggie would come out to the pub. He wanted to chat shit with her and maybe dance a bit, but she text him around midnight that she was going to bed. He didn’t reply. She was wishy-washy on nights out. Always a good time, but rarely in much of a mood to have one. She got horrible hangovers regardless and he’d been talking to a boy from St. Anne’s all evening who seemed interested in fooling around.
They didn’t see each other the next day, or over the weekend. This was hardly unusual. Farleigh loved her company in a different way than that if his other friends, or his cousins. He suspected she felt the same. It wasn’t necessary to keep tabs. It was annoying even. With the school year coming to a close, they were likely not to see one another until midsummer anyway.
Farleigh arrived to Saltburn with Felix at the end of term. He’d wanted to take a weekend or two in London to party, but Venetia had pleaded with them to come home. Venetia felt more like family to Farleigh than most. His little sister, faithfully awaiting his return.
They had a peaceful, though boring week as a family with the occasional entertainment of poor dear Pamela’s idiocy. She’d worn her welcome out over the spring, but Farleigh knew that the Catton’s need a bit on tension or they’d go looking for it. He quite enjoyed having someone else be the mess on the floor for them to step around.
Once Ollie arrived, though, it all felt a bit crowded. The little gremlin attached himself to Felix like a leach. No matter where they went, Oliver was there like an unsettling shadow. He was a poor lost boy. He demanded attention and care. Farleigh longed for the comfort of someone who just gave a shit if he was in the room or not.
Felix’s man-child has arrived
Farleigh sent the text already knowing the reaction he’d receive.
Well, then, I’m not coming now. Yuck.
Maggie liked to pretend she had any control over it. Of all of the places to be and families to summer with, one could do far worse than Saltburn.
Of course you are. They’ve already made up your room for you.
It wasn’t entirely a lie. The rooms had been made up for weeks for whenever Maggie and her mother planned to stop by. Hers was one of dozens of rooms that go largely unused.
Next to yours?
As God intended, my love.
When they were children, they’d build little forts with blankets and sleep side by side all summer long, never alone in the night. At home with their mothers, they were always alone. Left to their own devices. Summer was the only time Farleigh felt truly part of anything. When they got older and shipped away to boarding schools, their summers together were sometimes supplemented with bank holidays and winter breaks. The idea was the same even while their bodies were quite different.
They would talk, maybe kiss, maybe touch, maybe more. It was equal parts educational as it was erotic. To this day, when Farleigh makes a girl cum, it’s Maggie’s body he’s using as a roadmap.
She came through the doors with absolutely no fan fair. She had a way with Duncan. She seemed to disarm him. He didn’t feel the protective need with people whose stations were far higher than the family he served. She could take nothing from them, only give. And besides, he’d known her all her life.
“Good morning, lover.” She wrapped Farleigh in a hug from behind at the garden breakfast table, surprising him.  She kissed his neck, his cheek, the tip of his nose. He held his arm out as far behind himself as he could reach to not burn her with his cigarette. Almost immediately, she did the same to Venetia on her right. “Oh how I’ve missed you, my dear.”
“I didn’t even know you were coming today.” Venetia pushed Felix’s feet from the chair between herself and Farleigh to make room for their friend. Maggie had always treated Venetia with a bit more care than most others. It went a long way.
“Oh, I drove. I was only at Daylesford. Hardly a long way.” She immediately silenced the potential comments brewing within Elspeth. She knew exactly how to please her, not that she really needed to. “Mum went off to Portofino.” She cupped a hand around her mouth, allowing only Elspeth and Farleigh to see, stage whispering. “To see a man!”
This elicited a delighted laugh from all of the Catton’s who often joked about how uptight and impossible to please Lady Serena could be. Daughter of Princess Margaret, she had somehow inherited absolutely none of her mother’s good humor or sense of fun.
Suddenly, as if she felt it boring into her, Maggie seemed to clock Oliver’s unblinking gaze. “Oh, hello, you must be-“ She let the sentence linger, having never actually learned his name.
“Oliver.” Farleigh watched him make the completely wrong choice of trying stare her down, that doll-like smile on his face that had pulled so many others in. For all of Maggie’s calm demeanor and candor, she didn’t trust a soul she hadn’t known a decade or longer. There was no way in with her. No amount of charisma or flirtation could build her good will. “It’s nice to meet you.”
“Ah.” Maggie raised her eyebrows, pasting a somewhat strained smile onto her own face to match his. “Sure.” Under the table, she took Farleigh’s hand. “I do hope you’ve been having a good summer so far, Oliver.”
After their somewhat tense interaction, Maggie largely ignored Oliver, and Felix too for that matter. They made plans to go to the field in the afternoon. Farleigh felt content for the first time in weeks.
“Strange, right?” Farleigh asked the second they closed his bedroom door behind him, both of them snapping into action immediately.
“Oh god, yes.” Maggie wiggled her jeans down her hips, sitting down on the edge of his mattress to kick them off. “Like a creepy porcelain doll.” She pulled her t-shirt over her head and tossed it into Farleigh’s chest. He was already half undressed himself. Maggie didn’t have a bra on. Her small chest held a sort of unexplainable, ungendered elegance. He preferred her that way.
“You should see the way he looks at Felix like he’s going to eat him or something.” Farleigh emphasized the word eat as he almost fell over trying to yank his socks off.
“I love it when you’re like this.” Maggie was down to her white cotton thong, sprawled out on his bed in a column of mid-morning sunlight. The ever-present dust from the tapestries on his walls left them in a faint, swirling fog. It felt like they were in a dream.
Farleigh stepped between her knees hanging off the bed. He ran his hands up her legs, enjoying the stubble of her unshaven thighs on his fingertips. “Like what?”
Maggie walked her fingers from the top of his hand to his chest before reaching out and pulling him down on top of her. “I like it when you’re a complete bitch.” Her eyes closed when she laughed and he laughed with her.
He shifted into her more, enjoying the way his hips forced her legs wide to compensate for their dramatic difference in size. It was his instinct to say something snide and barbed, dripping with sarcasm, but he knew he didn’t need to. He didn’t need to say anything at all.
Farleigh took his time with Maggie. He always did. They had nowhere to be but with each other. Last summer she had said he looked cast in bronze. She’d called him statuesque. Beautiful. No one else had ever described him as anything more than surface level. No one had ever looked at him long enough.
He pressed himself into her slowly, watching her lip go between her teeth and her face twist upward into a joyful smile. She craned her neck, looking down at were their bodies met. “How’s it look?” He asked with a chuckle, relishing in the way her breaths got heavier the more he moved.
“Really, really fucking hot.” Maggie spoke through a deep exhale, flopping her head back onto his bed and looking up into his eyes. “Best porn I’ve ever watched.” Her hand came up to his cheek, thumb brushing against his bottom lip. “I like to watch this too.”
“See, I like it when you’re like this.” He kept his pace slow and languid, coaxing pleasure out of her steadily. No rush.
“Talking dirty?” Her voice was husky. Her eyes still locked with his.
“No,” It came out sing-song, light. “I like it when you’re having fun.”
Movement in the window behind her caught his eye. Someone walking in the courtyard.
“Look, it’s the real-boy now.” Farleigh separated from Maggie just long enough to flip her over and slip back into her. Her ass bounced off of his hip bones. Her delighted squeal rang out through his open window so he reached forward to clasp a hand over her mouth. “Shhh, just watch him with me.”
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asavt · 1 year
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Hello~✨ I hope you won't mind one of the few times I do themed art~ I had some fun working on this hehe.
An extra!!
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julik0vatay · 26 days
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Do you love the color of the Sky?
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Get up, dreamer
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pastelpaperplanes · 1 year
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Curious… are you okay with fanart and oc’s of your T&T au??
YES!!!
please PLEASE add your OCs to the AU if you please 😤🫶💕 the more the merrier
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marivenah · 7 months
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Last Line/Music Monday
tagged by @theresaruggedroad @nightbloodbix @jillvalentinesday @kyber-infinitygems and @socially-awkward-skeleton for wip day, last line and music monday! thank you all 🤍
sending no pressure tags to @risingsh0t @sstewyhosseini @jinfromyarikawa @alexxmason @poisonedtruth @confidentandgood @josephslittledeputy @aceghosts @stardustbee @voidika @madparadoxum @nightwingshero @thedeadthree @shadowglens @corvosattano @fourlittleseedlings @strangefable @leviiackrman @captastra @shegetsburned @roofgeese let me know if you want to be added or removed!
going for a mix of these since I've never done music monday before!
first something for Paz
“That sounds good, no?”
Paz hesitates. Compared to everything else she has experienced, Price’s welcome can be considered a warm one. Kyle has been slowly warming up to her, too. So much so that they’re on a first name basis now.
However, her stomach churns when she thinks of Ghost and his complaints to Price she overheard. She swallows hard. The lump in her throat stuck just like the word in her mind that he’d used for her; terrorist.
“Yes.”
second is for Irene!
The soft evening breeze brushes over her arms and gently caresses her cheeks, drying her tears in the process. The resulting coldness soothes her but not enough to make that ache in her heart stop.
Sunflower fields on the other side of the road lightly swing back and forth to the rhythm of the wind. She hasn’t seen them in so long. The bright yellow petals of the flowers had always been her favourite colour when she was younger. Now, they remind Irene of what she has lost. Too much has happened to still live in denial. She misses the boy.
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girderednerve · 2 years
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only the desperate ever make it to the exit, only the brave & the pure
shining on the inside, maybe
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sm0kebreaks · 1 year
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two more ns images that were on my twitter but not here
Patreon / Sketchbooks/ Night Street
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vaynglories · 4 months
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desperately missing the era of fanmixes on LJ and the era of 8tracks on here. people making little customized playlists with graphics for their fic or their favourite character or just Some Concept. a sp*tify playlist doesn't have the same energy, it just doesn't
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queerpyracy · 10 months
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maybe when i made that queer country post i should have explicitly said "orville peck is not on this list because i assume if you are gay and interested in anything even slightly adjacent to country you already know who he is." maybe that would have spared me people acting like i somehow don't know or forgot about tumblr's favorite cowboy crooner
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hoperaypegasus · 11 months
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Beyblade + The Onion Headlines
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idontbelievethehype · 3 months
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This Isn't For You. Part 2. F.S.
Farleigh attempts to enjoy his summer in spite of the thorn in his side.
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For two glorious weeks, Farleigh and Maggie remained out of sight and out of mind while Oliver creeped everyone out in the middle distance. While it was true that no one was really terribly bothered by Oliver, Farleigh was irritated enough for all of them. He always had the right answer - the perfect piece of sympathy-inducing information to draw a long, loving gasp from Elspeth’s throat.
Felix adored the presentation of it all. Being the one to bring a broken, abused pet to his mother and allowing her a whole summer of tutting over it, fixing it. He had a smugness about him this time that annoyed Farleigh to his core.
They made attempts to break away as a group. Sun-soaked afternoons in the field with clothes off and books open. Films in the library with the curtains drawn and door conspicuously closed. Quiet mornings by the pond where Maggie would scoot her lounge chair up to Farleigh’s to rest her feet on his lap. One way or another, though, Felix would always give in and tell Ollie where they were.
“I invited him here. I can hardly spend the summer hiding from him.” Felix scoffed at their groans as Oliver rounded the corner toward the pond. “He’s perfectly lovely once you get to know him.”
“Where does he get off to all the time anyway?” Maggie asked absently, not fully interested in an answer. She had her forearm draped over her eyes and toe drawing circles on Farleigh’s thigh.
“I think he sits in bed and reads in the morning.” Felix answered, pushing himself off from the edge of the pond in his watermelon floaty.
Farleigh picked through Deathly Hallows, still somewhat listening to the conversation between Oliver and Felix in the water. He could tell by her limp arm flopping off of the sun lounger that Maggie was fast asleep.
“Do they, you know-“ Oliver trailed off, holding onto the edge of Felix’s float loosely so that they didn’t drift apart.
“I’m sure.” Felix sounded dismissive, almost annoyed to be drawn away from his own reading.
“Aren’t they related?” Farleigh struggled to stifle a snort when he realized what Oliver was talking about.
“God, no!” Felix finally looked over to the boy next to him. “We’ve just grown up together. We aren’t family.” He tipped his sunglasses down his nose. “Do you really think I’d be cool with my cousin fucking a relative right out in the open? What kind of family do you think we are?”
Farleigh immediately captured Maggie’s foot in his hand, rubbing circles into the sole until she woke up irritated.
“What?” She sat up on her elbows, cheeks pink and sweaty from the heat.
“The boy thinks we’re incestuous.” He mumbled, keeping his voice low enough to not travel to the pond.
“Oh, by all means, Farleigh darling, don’t give any more context.” Her agitation concluded with her flopping back down and stretching her arms over her head.
He thought about saying more, quipping back to Oliver that they could hear him, but it amused him that Oliver had clearly spend time wondering about the nature of his relationship with Maggie.
“I’m getting a drink.” He closed his book with a clap, tossing it down to the blanket at the base of his chair. He made a show of bending down to just an inch from Maggie’s ear and resting a hand on her belly. “Do you want anything?”
“Mimosa.” She turned her head to plant a kiss on his smiling lips. “Ask Duncan to bring out ice lollies as well, will you?” She read his playful expression and joined in on the theatrics, whispering, “Kiss me again.”
He did as he was told, going down to one knee to kiss her deeply and properly. Behind his back, Felix was splashing water his way fruitlessly and hurling expletives entreating him to stop.
“Get a room!” Felix yelled as Farleigh stood back up and disappeared around the corner. Venetia giggled a few feet away.
Maggie broke the news the next morning that she’d be leaving that evening to meet her mother in Italy.
“You’ll be back before the start of term, though?” Farleigh struggled to keep his tone calm and unaffected around his family. It suddenly occurred to him that she was finished with uni. There was nothing holding them together on a daily basis anymore. He cared for her more than most. He always had, it was no secret, but he wasn’t quite ready to let on how much he depended on her.
Things hadn’t been going well with his mother. Her most recent live-in lover had convinced her to sell her Central Park view apartment and rent place for the both of them in Tribeca. It was one of the last vestiges of wealth they still possessed and she’d simply sold it. She’d told Farleigh that his things from his room were in storage, but she’d help him sort through it. They both knew that she’d blow through her money in a matter of weeks again.
Farleigh had spent an entire evening with his ear pressed to Maggie’s sternum, listening to her breathe with him through his anxiety. It was a side of him he guarded from every single person on the planet, but not her. No matter what secrets he’d let loose, she’d always been his friend.
“Oh, I don’t think so, love.” She poked at her yogurt with a spoon held loosely between her fingers, not actually intending to eat it. “I never did take a gap year and if I’m going to be sweaty it may as well be in the Mediterranean.” She laughed, but neither Farleigh nor Venetia laughed with her.
Oliver stared Farleigh down with a smug smile from across the table, seemingly elated that Maggie had kept something from him.
After breakfast, Farleigh pulled Maggie into the library. “You’re just leaving?” He lit a cigarette before bothering to find an ashtray.
“It’s all a bit crowded here, isn’t it?” She took the cigarette from his lips and took a long drag. “Felix and Oliver - that’s weird. It’s got Duncan all in a tizzy. Annie was saying the Henry’s are coming for dinner at the end of the week and you know I simply cannot stand that lot.” Farleigh only listened, taken aback by the sudden state of her. It wasn’t often that anyone got a rise out of Maggie, even momentarily. “You’re more than welcome to come to Portofino as well, darling. I just can’t stay. It’s all just so,” she lifted her hands between them, wiggling her fingers with a look of disgust. “the atmosphere’s all wrong.”
“You know I can’t go anywhere right now.” He murmured, taking his cigarette back. “I have to ask my uncle to help my mom and he wont take it well if I accept a check and disappear.”
“Oh, Farleigh.” Maggie cracked a smile, placing a gentle hand to his cheek. “You were truly put on this earth to be pretty, weren’t you?”
“God, you’re such a bitch.” He chuckled out in retort, reconfiguring his expression into something more flirty. There was no reason to end their summer together on a bad note. “What time are you leaving? Let me have another taste before you go.”
Maggie’s departure was more than just saying goodbye to his closest ally and confidant for a few more weeks. It meant that Farleigh had to go back to always being on. He had to go back to watching from the wings and observing for the sake of his own livelihood. And he had to do it all with little Oliver in the way.
Things actually carried on just fine for a few days. Nothing more than mild irritation. It wasn’t until Farleigh saw Oliver in a stomach churning display with Venetia that the wheels of kismet finally began to turn.
“I saw them right under my window.” Farleigh stood in Felix’s doorway with his ankles crossed, hip popped, and cigarette dangling from his fingertips. “You would have gouged your own eyes out.”
Felix cringed away, flopping down on his own bed. “Not Ollie, god.” He threw his arms back over it head. “I didn’t think he was, you know, like that.”
Farleigh understood perfectly, and if they were all being honest, he’d assumed Oliver was gay too. Venetia was an unapologetic flirt, but who could blame her. All alone in that giant house with her parents flitting in and out without warning. Boys were a therapeutic escape. A way to feel both desired and necessary in a flippant world.
I was relatable, really. Farleigh had often used the desires of men in largely the same way. No, he didn’t blame Venetia. Oliver, though. Oliver was a problem.
The next morning at breakfast, he read through the gossip rags while Venetia shamelessly flirted with Oliver right next to him. As badly as he wanted to cry out in disgust, he’d already sown his seeds and watched them grow in Felix’s increasing anger.
He tuned the conversation out as they discussed the weekend dinner party. There was a part of Farleigh that loved dinners with the Henry’s. Entertaining was his calling. He loved the way he could blend into the dinner jacketed masses. He loved that he was still one of them.
“Oliver, darling. Why don’t we have a party for your birthday?” Elspeth rested her hand on Oliver’s wrist, her most motherly tone on show. Farleigh simply rolled his eyes. Another special treat for the special boy. He wished he’d just taken the invitation to Portofino. 
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umossu · 2 months
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Rip sokka's personality
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mxbitters · 6 months
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i mean i never stopped listening to queercore ever since it started but i think i gotta find more bands to listen to before making the i’m a whore for queercore patch
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marivenah · 1 year
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OCs as poisonous flowering plants
I was tagged by @detectivelokis @sstewyhosseini @kyber-infinitygems and @socially-awkward-skeleton to take this uquiz for the worsties! thank you frens 💚
tagging @risingsh0t @jinfromyarikawa @baldurrs @poisonedtruth @confidentandgood @josephslittledeputy @aceghosts @corvosattano @jackiesarch @indorilnerevarine @purplehairsecretlair @nightwingshero @fourlittleseedlings @nightbloodbix @voidika @madparadoxum @strangefable @leviiackrman @shadowglens @poetikat @shellibisshe @jacobseed @shegetsburned and YOU!
I can't believe I have the whole loser girl club assembled with this one.
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Hemlock
This is the poison of intense fear. Your body trembles, your flesh burns. Your limbs won't respond to you. You convulse. You can't seem to control the fear. It seems that it has always lived within you. You hesitate, you agonize, and that breeds regret. Sometimes it threatens to overwhelm you, and that frightens you more than anything. But panic is survival mode in overdrive, and something within you knows you must live. Creation seems to be the only balm for you. Perhaps you survive so stubbornly because you have stories that must be told, songs that must be sung. Soothe your stage fright. The path from surviving to thriving is having a good garden to grow in. And you can't do that completely alone.
her title is literally 'the survivor' so this just fits perfectly. she's full of guilt and regret and can't let it go. but she has so many people in her life that help her grow and thrive over time, which she couldn't have done alone. also 'you have stories that must be told, songs that must be sung'. crying.
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Lily Of The Valley
This is the poison of giving too much. You feel yourself emptying out, dizzying, discoloring-- until you fear you will fade entirely and wither away. You have always had to give. You never had a choice before. They pluck your flowers for their beauty, they trample your leaves carelessly, they pull out your roots by the fistful and berate you for daring to grow. And now that you have a grove to spread out in, your rhizomes tangle and curl in on themselves. When cruelty is all you've ever known, thriving seems impossible. But the answer is not to make yourself small and offer every lovely thing you are to the world in the hopes it will have mercy on you. The answer is to let yourself dare to thrive for thriving's sake, to grow in the wild ways you wish to-- and to do that for yourself for once.
it fits her perfectly. all she does is giving. cruelty is pretty much all she's ever known and she was never allowed to grow or thrive, especially not for her own good.
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Belladonna
This is the poison of falling in love. You taste it and your heart beats fast. Your eyes dilate, you fall into deep delirium. You may be a bit dramatic and impulsive, and it gets you into trouble sometimes, but you just can't help yourself. It's in your blood. You love because it is the truest beauty you've found in this harsh world. Even when it's hurt you before, when it's poisoned you, you still find a way. They may call you naive for still believing in it, or vain for making yourself and your surroundings so meticulously lovely. But to love like this is brave and noble, and I hope you find the beauty you seek. Chances are, it's within and all around you already, if you know where to look.
she really craves the feeling of true love, the warmth that comes with it. but she's afraid of it and lets others tell her that it's a weakness and poisonous. so that's what she sees it as but it's not what it feels like to her. she's a little confused but she gets the spirit.
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Oleander
This is the poison of stagnation. You grow drowsy. Your heart rate slows, and when you do move you can't seem to stop shaking. It may seem to others that you're lazy, or reticent. Like you avoid hard work on purpose, like you always take the easy way out. But you know deep down that it wouldn't be like this if you weren't so tired, so deeply tired. If you weren't crushed under the weight of sorrow like a mile of water over your head. Nothing brings you peace, except rest and-- though you can hardly dare to ask-- having someone tend to you gently and sweetly. A good gardener speaks to their plants, sings to them, waters them, fertilizes their soil, prunes the dead parts, nurtures the new growth. You yearn to be cared for like that, even though you feel you don't deserve it. The secret is that you do. You always have. And someday, you'll learn that, and receive that care, and the exhaustion won't keep you from growing strong and lovely anymore. You were never the problem. These are simply poor growing conditions for you.
while the lazy part may not apply, she does have so much weight on her shoulders. and she's Tired, but that doesn't stop her from continuing to work. and she has never been nurtured or cared for. until she finds her very own family.
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Doll's Eyes
This is the poison of unchecked vices. You slip into hallucinations. You are wracked with convulsions. The delirium threatens to overwhelm you. What are you running from? You look in every direction, wild-eyed at every turn, seeking some reprieve from what torments you. Each vice brings new consequences, and the price of escape seems too great, and yet you cannot seem to face things head on. If you aren't running from yourself, I hope you find a true way to freedom soon. And if you are running from yourself, perhaps you would do well to realize your pain is not something you can simply escape by avoidance. You deserve healing just as much as the ones you love. Someday, soon I hope, you will know this and feel it and reach inward to grant yourself all the kindnesses you offer others. That is the only true way to peace for ones like us. Oh, and if the pain of it seems too great? I hope that you realize you don't have to do it alone.
oh this girl is running from everything, including herself. and it really halters her growth for so long. ironic how she has healing powers but never allowed herself to truly heal.
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