10 Works by AssclownFish
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Sometimes the memories that linger longest, are the ones that seem inconsequential in the moment; and each leaf blown from the burning tree, sends another small fragment away…lost to the endless void.
“Why, it almost sounds like a dowry. I won’t have to change my surname will I?”
At his light hearted jab, the Doctor responded swiftly, “make zero mistake, Feofan,” he pressed his fingers along his jaw, using his thumb to tip his head to look at him once more. “I am not giving you away. You are just being moved to a pedestal more suited to your skillset. You belong to me until we both perish.”
Setting from the first meeting to the last.
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“Lord Dottore!”
“Lord Dottore!”“What is it?”
“It’s about Lord Regrator—.”
…Life without Feofan didn’t calculate anywhere into his existence and such a consideration, even for a moment in passing, settled like a disharmonious note that echoed through his body.
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Dottore’s(35) reaction to Pantalone being poisoned.
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When Zandik finally glanced up at Feofan, the weight of a dozen deaths, reflected in eyes shaded by exhaustion. The cold, still air in the darkest hours of the morning took the life out of his face—colorless skin, from exposure to frost, accentuated the deep lightless crimson of his eyes. Hollowness that barely suited his usually rigidly collected demeanor. Not a tear would ever spill from eyes so empty, but the sheer magnitude of his misery made him… inexplicably…
Beautiful.
A terrible medical emergency comes with all the consequences of acting as a Doctor, and Feofan witnesses them first hand.
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Hundreds of years after Zandik’s death, Pantalone discovers a secret kept tucked away in the documents left by the segments of Dottore that shatter the last barrier around his cold heart.
He still has one last dose of the elixir left, and he chooses not to take it.
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Ten years is a long time to keep yearning for the person that turned away, and the words another never dared to speak.
[Short scenes in the aftermath of mockingbird’s fall.]
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“You’ve grown far too comfortable with a wolf that doesn’t behave like one, that it’s time you understand the way a proper one does.”
With a freshly rekindled relationship, Hugo hosts a large gallery event, keeping Lycaon by his side; but the dangerous intentions of a stranger leads to Hugo’s abduction from right under Lycaon’s nose—purposefully taunting his rigid morals and what he’s willing to do in the face of another wolf claiming his mate.
As Hugo struggles with his captor to protect Lycaon from becoming the wolf he doesn’t want to be, he’s faced with demons from his past, his present, and the ones from within. When the dust settles, someone will not be walking away.
To dance with wolves, is to inevitably become prey.
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- Part 3 of Putting Glass Back Together
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Hugo is dressed in a salacious outfit for an easy mission that reminds Lycaon of the moment he knew his ship was sunk.
And Lycaon is suffering.
This is a battle of attrition. And Hugo has the generals, the cavalry on their horses, the foot soldiers, archers, and the makeup artists on full assault.
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Today, he brings flowers. He’s taken a liking to bringing them to Hugo.
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Keep your friends close,
Fuck your enemies harder.At a Masquerade for the wealthy, a little thief is thwarted by his one perfect foil.
[Can be read without the other parts in the series.]
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- Part 2 of Putting Glass Back Together
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“You could have had it all, Lycaon,” Hugo’s voice breaks his lost thought process. His tone is unusually lacking his typical haughtiness. “We could have been everything. I could have given you everything.”
—When glass shatters, it can never be put back the same way again.
[Can be read without the other parts in the series.]
Series
- Part 1 of Putting Glass Back Together