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Lance’s world changed forever the moment Keith Kogane stepped onto his pitch, bringing a fierce friendship into a life that had known only isolation. For over ten years, they have been an unstoppable collective, building a private fortress on and off the field to shield each other’s deepest vulnerabilities from the world.
But some truths cannot be kept at bay forever. Beneath the comfort of their shared routine, a dangerous, unspoken heat has been simmering at the margins, and the hidden feelings they have both desperately spent years trying to bury are finally forcing their way into the light.
Now, as the wreckage of a single morning threatens to tear their entire universe apart, the lines between ultimate playmakers and star-crossed lovers blur completely. In the suffocating quiet of a single weekend, they are left to face the ultimate question: can their unbreakable front survive the weight of a momentous love? Or, in a town full of buried secrets, will the stars fail to align?
The klance soulmate au based upon Conan Gray's Kid Krow album that no one asked for, but I decided to write anyway.Started rewriting August 2026 :)
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07 Sep 2026
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Downstairs, the Garrison is celebrating a peace that feels entirely too heavy.
Upstairs, Lance and Keith are just trying to survive the night.
A story of post-war insomnia, shared jackets, and the grief that everyone else expects them to medicate away.
Inspired by the song "Lua" by Bright EyesSeries
- Part 2 of Songs in Polyester
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07 Sep 2026
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It takes exactly one look for Lance to realise that "moving on" was just a beautiful lie he was telling himself.
A post-war, rainy night Klance one-shot about unsaid words, heavy regrets, and choosing a storm over a safe harbor.
Inspired by the song "Back to Me" by The Marías.Series
- Part 1 of Songs in Polyester
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07 Sep 2026
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“I want a love like the movies…”
When Keith wakes up in a sunlit record store and drops a stack of vinyl records right into Lance’s hands, it feels like the perfect Hollywood meet-cute. For the next week, every day is a different cinematic masterpiece-from high-octane action rescues to rain-soaked indie-romance confessions. Lance is charming, the timing is perfect, and the lighting is always golden.
But real life doesn’t have a script.
Slowly, Keith starts to notice the cracks in the film. The background characters are repeating their movements. The city roads loop endlessly. And underneath the cheesy rom-com dialogue, a faint, unsettling echo of shattering glass is trying to break through the music. Keith is trapped in a seven-day reel that he can't seem to escape, and he's starting to realise that this story might not have a Hollywood ending.
A study in psychological entrapment, simulated comfort, and what happens when the projector finally dies.
Inspired by Conan Gray's 'Movies'.Bookmarked by Josbilly
07 Sep 2026