Julchen4512
Fandoms
- Biathlon RPF (8)
- Men's Football RPF (5)
- Formula 1 RPF (3)
- Motorcycling RPF (1)
- 9-1-1 (TV) (1)
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Tamara and May want become roomates.
Tim helps where he can.
Lucy panics.Just the normal chaos. Plus a good looking firefighter.
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Prompt: “We are going karaoke. You are lucky as you can sing. Beautifully even. But I can’t. I will embarrass myself trying to keep up with you. I’m already sweaty from the nerves.”
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Prompt: We‘ve always hated each other but after a shipwreck we found ourselves on the same island, forced to collaborate - trope
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Warning: Keep your teammates away from the sunscreen! by Julchen4512
Fandoms: Biathlon RPF
10 Aug 2024
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Prompt: sunscreen accident
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Prompt: „For the last time, we’re not playing strip poker. We’re playing go fish. Do you have any fours?!“
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On Labor Day weekend in 2017, a reckless boating accident leaves thirteen-year-old Luke Hughes fighting for his life after his leg is shredded by a propeller. Though doctors save him, the injury ends his dream of ever competing in the NHL.
After nearly a year of grueling rehab, Luke feels isolated as his brothers prepare to usher in a new era of American hockey. Unable to bear living in the world of draft boards and rink talk, he moves in with his grandfather Marty in the New York suburbs. Marty, a retired FDNY battalion chief, offers stability, and points Luke towards another dream that only the bravest can answer.
After graduating from the fire academy, he’s assigned to Station 43 in Midtown Manhattan, where he forms a new kind of brotherhood with Mark and Ethan, the dynamic paramedics; Dylan and Rutger, who handle fire suppression; and Seamus, Luke's partner for rescues and extraction.
But with Jack just across the Hudson River, blood truly is thicker than water, and Luke must now fight a different kind of fire from that the Devil himself cannot put out.
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22 Oct 2025
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Mark Callahan has spent his life protecting others. On the ice that means keeping his teammates safe from hits they cannot handle. Off it, it means staying distant and keeping his own heart intact. Logan Hayes is dazzling, reckless, and entirely too good at getting under Mark’s skin.
He is fast. He is flashy. And somehow he keeps making it impossible for Mark to look away.
Mark’s job as an enforcer is to shield him from harm, but Logan has a way of testing limits that makes it harder than it should be. Between bruises and scowls, silence and stolen glances, something begins to shift, though neither of them is ready to admit it.
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Series
- Part 1 of The Art Of Falling in Love
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12 Oct 2025
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“Please don’t touch me.” Mack rushes out in a small voice, as the tears spring back to his eyes.
“Why not?”
“I don’t like it.”
“Yes you do.” Toff says with such certainty it startles him.
“No I don’t, I never have.” Mack protests.
“Is that what you’ve been telling yourself?”
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5 times macklin ran away from touch, and the one time he didn't
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11 Oct 2025
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Mitch gets bored, so he decides to make a groupchat of queer players. However, there turns out to be a lot more than he originally thought... Contains a large amount of dumbassery and pining. Like, a lot of pining.
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Macaroni: yeah we’re the future of gay hockey
Candy Kane: What a disappointing future
Bedsy: I hate it here
Rat king: I love it here
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11 Oct 2025
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Buck's laughter gets cut off when Eddie speaks up again, “Aren't you cold?”
Buck pauses, looking next to him to find that Eddie hasn't looked up from his shirt. The look in his eyes was dark and full of swirling desire. If his mouth were still open he would probably be drooling.
Oh?
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Buck has a realization that Eddie is attracted to him. Like a lot. But he's not sure if Eddie is aware of this. He does his best to help him out, even if Eddie pulls back at every chance he gets.
However, Buck is nothing if not persistent.
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09 Oct 2025