Uncle Leon's Basement
On April 30th, 2026 (5:59 AM UTC) Uncleon was first mentioned in the kennecroft server during a voice chat by yeahyeahthehorrors and took off when sinnergy, Lethonomia, and murmuringmia all refused to let him go in peace (much to Uncle Leon's chagrin and all of our benefit). He has a dedicated basement in our server and we're a bit obsessed with this little freak. So much so that we've all started writing fics for him.
Now, we have a collection!!❤️🔥❤️🔥
icon by the wonderful SCAR! (@justababe)
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Grace was sixteen when her mom pulled her from school. The school she’d been at for three months, the longest stint that had ever lasted; she hadn’t made a friend yet, but there was a boy, and Grace was fairly certain he was going to ask her to prom soon, and—and—
—and Alyssa dropped her off at Uncle Leon’s, in the late summer of what should have been the best year of high school yet, for an entire month.
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Teenage!Grace has her hot girl summer. Late 30's Leon, on mandatory leave
probationand already at rock bottom, learns just how much further he can sink. -
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Orphaned and alone, Grace Ashcroft arrives at Trevor Hall expecting a reluctant guardian and a temporary home.
She finds something else entirely.
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Sixteen-year old high school student Grace Ashcroft struggles to deal with the challenges of being a lonely transfer student. Fortunately, she finds refuge at a cafe owned by an older (and not so wiser) man who's carved a place in her hectic young life.
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“I was thinking we could go see a movie tonight—you know for old time’s sake.”
“That sounds like a great idea!" Grace gapes at her mom, alarm in her eyes, “Oh don’t give me that look Grace, you never get out of the house anymore. Go have some fun with your Uncle Leon.”
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After years of not seeing her Uncle Leon, a much older family friend, Grace is surprised by her newfound attraction to him-- even more so when he acts on it. -
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She wants this, she's aching for it, it's so clear, look at her, look at her, at the way her thighs tremble, at her wide-eyed stare, slack mouth, glistening even in the dim light of his car; it would be cruel to deny her.
Leon knows he's not supposed to look at his friend's teenage daughter like that. One line crossed changes everything.