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"I need to forget so take me to Florida, I've got some regrets, I'll burry them in Florida, Tell me I'm despicable, say it's unforgivable at least the dolls are beautiful, fuck me up, Florida, I need to forget, so take me to Florida, I've got some regrets, I'll bury them in Florida, Tell me I'm despicable, say it's unforgivable, What a crash, what a rush, fuck me up,
Florida."
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Harvey Specter is a man of many talents, sorting through his turbulent feelings of Mike Ross was not one of them.
What happens when he and Ross take a case that has some unforeseen consequences that lead them to getting together. Will they work through their mess or will their inability to acknowledge the tension brewing between them push the pair to their breaking point?
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Mike encounters an interesting woman trying to play cupid and match her daughter with the perfect man. After a set of several failed interviews, the most handsome and perfect guy Mike has ever seen, walks in and sweeps her off her feet. Interested now, Mike decides to try his hand with the daughter, against the mom's wishes. It soon turns into a competition between him and the snobby lawyer the mother chose for her daughter.
Surprisingly, the daughter accepts his one date and soon they are lovingly together... that is until he realizes, he isn't the only one falling into bed with her.
Heartbroken – and with the only person that understands his pain being that lawyer – Mike ends up getting closer to the other man, realizing that what he thought was only good-nature rivalry, ends up being much more than that.
OR: Mike wanted to prove he was the better choice for a rich woman's daughter; better than the rich snobby lawyer she had eagerly chosen, but ends up being him the one that is the better choice for Harvey.
Based on the movie "Because I Said So (2007)"
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The light was soft when Harvey finally blinked awake, that pale kind of morning sun that slipped in through half-closed curtains and made the room feel warmer than it already was. He was comfortable—more than comfortable, actually, which was strange for him. Harvey wasn’t used to waking up slow, wasn’t used to staying in bed past dawn with no agenda gnawing at the back of his mind. But then again, Harvey wasn’t used to being married.
Mike was draped over him like a human octopus, all limbs and heat, his hair brushing Harvey’s chin as if he’d inched closer during the night until there was literally no space left.
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Or, Harvey and Mike on their honeymoon.Series
- Part 1 of After & Forever
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Mike had never really pictured himself as the kind of guy who got kept. Kept sounded like something out of an old novel, like he should be lounging around in silk robes while Harvey puffed on cigars and called him "rookie" in that smooth baritone.
Except, somehow, that was almost exactly what his life had become. Well—minus the cigars. Harvey hated smoke on his suits. But the rest? The expensive apartment, the racks of suits Mike didn’t remember buying, the bottles of cologne that just happened to appear on the dresser like magic? Yeah. He was living in Harvey Specter’s world now, and Harvey seemed determined to fit him into it piece by piece.
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Or, Mike doesn't understand what Harvey gets out of spoiling him—and then he does.Series
- Part 1 of To Be Kept (universe)
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Harvey's hair was a little messed up, his tie was probably somewhere in the living room from the previous night, and he was still inside Mike, both of them caught in the hazy afterglow that made everything seem temporarily perfect.
Mike’s hand rested on Harvey’s back, fingers tracing slow, distracted patterns that felt half-affectionate, half-sarcastic.
Then Mike’s lips twitched, that grin sneaking up before Harvey even realized it. "Forty-five," he said.
Harvey, mid-exhale, froze. "What?"
"The score," Mike said, voice slightly rough, as if he was commenting on the weather. "Out of a hundred. Forty-five."
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Or, Mike finds a new hobby, and Harvey slowly loses his mind.