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As it says on the tin: a sea-faring adventure featuring pirates and mermaids (or, one mermaid in particular).
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Everyone on the US national team knows that Andrew Minyard and Neil Josten hate each other, so of course they all think it's hilarious to force them to share a room in the name of 'team harmony' for the entirety of the Exy World Cup.
An enemies-to-lovers/professional Exy AU
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Andrew always sits across from the same guy in the library. The set-up suits him: they're both night owls, they're both relatively neat, and they both like the quiet. There's absolutely no need for them to get to know each other. This delicate balance shifts, however, when the guy sprains his ankle and Andrew finds himself breaking all his own rules and driving him to the emergency room.
A wintry college AU featuring all-nighters, homemade sushi, copious amounts of coffee, and many mixed-up feelings.
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i got so fucking romantic (i apologize, lemme light your cigarette) by orphan_account
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
29 Jun 2020
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For once, the stupid idea isn't Neil's fault.
Featuring a PR agent in need of a raise, two strange cats, and a whole lot of Twitter.
Really, it's a recipe for disaster (or pizza, if Andrew's the one making dinner).
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- Part 4 of fx's writing
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It’s common knowledge that, from the moment you are born, you can see every color except one particular shade: the one of your soulmate’s irises. In its stead you perceive plain grey – lack of color, to be precise – until you see it in their eyes. Nicky spent seventeen years walking on grass of various shades of grey. Matt hated the look of colorless dark chocolate until he met Dan’s wide, fierce eyes. And Andrew? Andrew can't see the sky.
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A soulmate au in which you can’t see the particular color of your soulmate’s eyes until you see your soulmate’s eyes. Thus: how Andrew and Neil found out about their soulmate (an introspective analysis, from a more… colorful perspective).
