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Gaslighting by 1410_Sunshine
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid
16 May 2026
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"I think we should start gaslighting everyone.” Shane looks at Ilya to see his reaction.
“I don’t understand.”
“No statements, no plans, of course we’re still doing the charity, but let’s just act like we already came out to everyone.”
Ilya smirks. “Gaslight them?” Shane nods.
or Shane comes up with the idea of gaslighting everyone into thinking they already came out. Ilya and Shane proceed to go out to lunch, and go on first dates slowly gaslighting their friends and the world.
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14 Jun 2026
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It all starts with dinner.
Then it's the gifts, the ties, the suits, the haircuts, the car service. Then it's the undeniable tension between them; the unsaid words, the lingering gazes, like Harvey is waiting for something from Mike that he's unequipped to give. But what the fuck is going on here? What essential memo has he missed detailing Harvey's incessant need to shower him with gifts and affection all of a sudden?
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5+1. Mike doesn't realize he inadvertently agreed to date Harvey weeks ago, and for Harvey, that means he's legally allowed to behave like a sugar daddy.
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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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“So,” Eddie starts, taking a long sip. “How long have I had the ring?”
Hen chokes on her coffee.
“I’m sorry,” she says, eyes wide behind her glasses. “What ring?”
or: an amnesia au (with a twist).
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The issue with Future Cas is all these little, previously dismissible facets of Misha are now being brought to his attention by this version of the character. The awful self-deprecation. Laughing to cover pain. And all of a sudden, Jensen can’t unsee the way Misha does those things in day to day life, not so much at cons, but around him sometimes, or at events. Smiles and jokes and distancing himself, retreating to where he’s funny but muted, cool and safe.
They fall easily into shooting, but Jensen’s completely distracted by the fact that future Cas is basically just Misha on a bad day.