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The sink has hot water. That's a marvel unto itself. The Ghoul lets it run over his hand.
"The shower works, too," Lucy says. "I haven't checked, but if the sink works, the shower will. Vault water chips are an all or nothing situation."
"Huh."
"It's funny, seeing you standing there." Lucy sits on the bed they're supposed to share. "This is exactly like the apartment my husband and I were going to share in Vault 33." When the Ghoul looks at her, she stops cold. "Not that you're my husband. Obviously. Or that this is anything like that. Or that either of us chose to be here. Actually, you know what? I think I'm just going to test out that shower anyway."
The Ghoul chuckles.
A radstorm chases the Ghoul and Lucy MacLean into a seemingly abandoned vault, but. Well. It's Vault-Tec, after all.
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- Part 1 of the snakes that sing
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12 Feb 2026
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“I don’t take drugs!”
“Mmm. And how often did you raise your voice like that, in that vault o’ yours? How often did anyone?”
Lucy opens her mouth to tell him no one would ever do that, but she promptly closes it instead. Looks down at 404 and buries her hands in her fur to stop their shaking. Was that what kept them all getting along? Not the peace of security, the comfort of food, the ease of clean water and a soft place to sleep? Why wouldn’t those things be enough to make someone happy?
The thought of going back to Vault 33 makes her want to break something.
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The ugly truth is only beginning to be revealed, and Lucy MacLean is unraveling in its wake.
Fortunately, she's not alone.Series
- Part 2 of This Debt I'm Payin'
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13 Jan 2026
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When Lucy is touch starved for affection, Cooper decides to step forward and seduce her away from Max.
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13 Jan 2026
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20 Dec 2025
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When Snape discovers Harry is an accidental Horcrux, he makes a choice that changes everything: he tells the boy the truth. What begins as secret training sessions to find an alternative to Harry's prophesied death becomes something neither of them expected.
As Harry's nightmares worsen and his mental state deteriorates, Snape finds himself confronting uncomfortable truths about the "Golden Boy" he thought he knew. The evidence of systematic abuse, the weight of impossible expectations, and a seventeen-year-old slowly unraveling under burdens no one should carry alone.
When Dumbledore's solution to Harry's screaming nightmares is simply to silence them, Snape takes matters into his own hands. Because someone needs to actually care whether Harry Potter survives—and apparently, that someone is him.
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19 Dec 2025