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Sunday just scoffed. “Please, there isn’t a person here I need to be jealous of.”
Aventurine was quiet for a moment, until he turned around. His hands wrapped around the lower portion of Sunday’s sides.
“Good. Because you know that I’m yours, and you’re mine...” Aventurine just smiled at Sunday as he leaned in closer, like he wanted a kiss but intended to make a point first. Lingering just an inch out of reach. His amusement was evident and Sunday felt warm even though he wasn’t the one standing under the water. “Don’t you?” Aventurine asked.
Sunday and Aventurine make full use of all the amenities Astropolis has to offer!
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God Turn Me Into a Flower by KittyVanilly
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
17 Jul 2026
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Sunday then glanced at Aventurine once more. “I apologize to you as well, you must find me so bizarre.”
Aventurine struggled to digest what Sunday was saying, but he understood the last part well. His hand that fell away carefully touched the top of Sunday’s leg, just a present grounding touch. “Never,” He reassured, then, “Xipe's angels… what do they tell you?”
Sunday struggles with psychosis, but this time, it is no longer induced by the stress of being the Oak Family Head amidst the Charmony Festival. No, it hits him quietly while aboard the Astral Express. Thankfully, surrounded by those who care.
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Aventurine couldn’t help himself. It was when Sunday relaxed in bed next to him at the end of the day that he just wanted to coddle and kiss him all over the most.
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“You have me intrigued, Mr. Sunday.” There was a certain lingering affect to Aventurine’s expression that suggested there was more unspoken. Sunday felt the urge to look away, being caught in such a gaze, yet he couldn't bring himself to. He held Aventurine’s stare as he replied.
“Is that so?”
After the events of Penacony, Sunday came to terms with the fact that he will need to leave behind everything he has ever known. Yet some things are harder to let go of than others. Especially when a certain Stoneheart can't seem to let go either.
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Aventurine just huffed out a laugh, a sly smile tugging on the corner of his lip. Sunday could tell that was so just by the sound of his amusement, and the nape of his neck prickled in anticipation because he knew well what tended to follow when Aventurine was amused.
“Reckless are we?”
Aventurine and Sunday sneak away at an IPC office party...
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concealed schemes, revealed dreams by cruellae (tinkabelladk)
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
11 Aug 2026
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Stripping at a seedy club in the Golden Hour doesn't bring in nearly enough money to pay off Aventurine's gambling debts. When the interest comes due, he brings an audacious proposal to the Head of the Oak Family, who happens to be one of his regulars.
for sunturine week 2026 day 3: stripper
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Like the Taste of Black Coffee by EchoTheOwl
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
21 Apr 2026
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To Sunday, Aventurine is a temptation to sin. To Aventurine, Sunday is an angel to corrupt. When both of them give in, a world seems to crumble.
But mistakes can't be rewritten, and friends like to meddle, and if Aventurine doesn't like black coffee, maybe he's willing to let Sunday show him a different option.
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forwards, beckon, rebound by TheWitchesCat
Fandom 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
29 May 2026
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mostly sunday-centric hurt/comfort featuring found family and a good old dash of avenday <3
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11 Jun 2026
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railroad blues || a story in three parts by lilyveil1399 (clairespring7840)
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
22 Jul 2025
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Freshly integrated into the Astral Express crew, Sunday finds himself on the troublesome end of a misunderstanding whilst perusing market stalls at the docks of a foreign planet. The young trio proves to be an unlikely set of allies as he attempts to evade incarceration.
Again.
Alternatively, Sunday finally procures a phone. He's all too eager to message a certain Stoneheart regarding his choice cologne brand.**~~~~~~**~~~~~~**~~~~~~**~~~~~~**~~~~~~**~~~~~~**
The Express Crew's weekly game night starts off as nothing out of the ordinary. It is, much to Sunday's chagrin, another round of Marco Polo. He supposes that it's better than yet another round of Charades.
Regardless of the game's clear objective to evade him at all costs, Sunday finds it more than a little odd when not a single member of the crew responds to his calls, and he's very close to forfeiting entirely when a voice finally breaks the silence:"...Marco?"
"Polo."
Oh, but that's...that's not the Express Crew at all.Series
- Part 4 of pride goeth before the fall
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24 May 2026
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Bless me, Gaiathra by cruellae (tinkabelladk)
Fandoms: 崩坏：星穹铁道 | Honkai: Star Rail (Video Game)
16 May 2026
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Aventurine, who had been busy tallying his hourly rate so he could figure out how much this excruciatingly boring funeral was costing the IPC, sat up at the sound of the lector's voice. It was soft, deceptively so, but with strength beneath, like silk draped over steel.
Undoubtedly this man was an uptight, joyless choir boy. But Aventurine still felt that familiar thrum of want, deep in his bones.
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From her seat in the back of the church, Acheron closed her eyes and let the sound of the choir wash over her. She tried to pick out Robin's voice from the mingled harmony, to catch the brilliant thread of her song and let it pull her apart. There was nothing in the world like Robin's music for making her feel both joy and despair.
A stronger woman would stop coming to these services. She didn't even believe in Xipe. As the funeral director, she'd made all the arrangements for this service but that didn't mean she needed to attend. And yet she did. Every funeral. Every Saturday service. Robin's voice a lifeline that drew her back and back again.
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17 May 2026