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Inside was a dreamscape of candles, and a full, inviting bath. Soft, clean towels had been laid out on the rack to warm and a fluffy robe hung from the hook on the back of the door. March felt his heart clench as he took in the scene.
Holland March is pampered, body and soul.
Set during the events of Turqoise, Opal and Diamond but slightly before Healy proposes. You don’t have to read that one first to understand this one, but it might provide greater context!
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- Part 2 of The Nice and Very In Love Guys
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29 Aug 2026
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❝… Holland March’s home isn’t a house. It isn’t Los Angeles. It isn’t a bottle hidden in some drawer. It isn’t the vacant lot where a house once stood.
Jackson.
Jackson is home.
What stupidity. What absolute, monumental, unforgivable stupidity.
"Stay with me." Those sound like important words. Holland looks at Jackson’s lips again.
Yes. He should have kissed him at least once. Before this. Before... Before. The word hangs in the air. There is something warm on his cheek. Maybe blood. Maybe just the touch of his partner… ❞
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March takes a bullet for Healy. The incident forces them to stop ignoring the complicated and messy feelings they have for each other.
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27 Aug 2026
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“You don't think I'd be a good wife,” March barked out, and okay, his words were getting a little soupy, now. Still, he had made it far enough, hadn't he?
“We can talk in the car- c'mon,” Healy nudged him towards the door with his elbow, and March grumbled, wrapping his legs tighter around the stool. The bartender watched from the shadows, and March could see the light flicker from the whites of those greedy eyes, damn it.
“Not until you say I'd be a good wife.”
Healy's back was towards him, and then it wasn't. “I'm not saying that, March.”
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- Part 4 of the nice gays
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27 Aug 2026
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Holland March negotiates his sexuality and preferences while dry humping Jackson Healy.
It was wrong to want Healy because a) Healy was rude and broke his arm, b) Healy didn't even like March that much (he broke his arm!), and c) Healy was old, fat, grumpy, rude, unpleasant. For some reason, running through that list only made Holland harder.
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25 Aug 2026
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Healy shrugged. "I wouldn't have minded the work. Just never got the chance, you know?"
March worried his bottom lip in his teeth and shifted his weight. Healy opened his mouth to apologize, when–
"We could… if you still want to."
Healy forgot how to breathe.
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Healy has always wanted one experience more than anything else. March offers to give him the chance.
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- Part 1 of Not a Lot, Just Forever
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25 Aug 2026