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The two merfolk waited.
And waited
And waited
But all was quiet.
Emi frowned, “It usually works by now.”
Moss snorted, claws leaving her arm “Performance issues?” She teased.
or: an enjoyable day at a shipwreck
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Stan thinks it's just a simple conversation on their ship, at least until Ford gets something in his eye.
Or, Ford cleans his prosthetic eye in the sink in front of a Stan who wasn't aware he lost his eye.
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24 Apr 2026
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" It was indeed his twin standing across from him, replacing where his father was moments earlier. But what makes Stanley's blood turn to ice is the wound he saw on his brother's neck. A deep slash dried with blood dried so dark it nearly looked black against his twin's deathly pale skin. Adding to it were various other stab wounds across his chest that were all the same dark, dark red in color.
He looked like a walking corpse. "
Stanuary Week Three: Supernatural (Ghosts)
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23 Apr 2026
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Dipper had been told a lot of things about their Great-Uncle Stanford.
“He’s fragile.” Mom said, voice soft so she wouldn’t be overheard. “Be gentle with him.”
(That didn’t seem right to Dipper. At one family reunion, some of the grown-ups started arguing. Great-Uncle Ford responded with a sharp look and a single word. “Stop.” he said, and they did.)
“He’s unstable.” Dad said, voice firm and disinterested. “Be careful around him.”
(That didn’t seem right either. When the twins approached, he always had a warm smile ready for them.)
“He’s family.” Grandpa Shermie said, picking his words carefully. “He might be a little strange sometimes, but that’s what matters.”
(That, Mabel insisted, was the truth. He may be a little strange, a little fragile, a little unsettling. But he was family, so everything else didn’t matter. Dipper wasn’t sure he agreed.)Bookmarked by Lightfern
23 Apr 2026
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Fiddleford really didn't think he'd end up like this. Warm, safe, and curled up with a man who he's loved since college isn't how he saw his future. Luckily, Ford is always happy to lend an ear.
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18 Apr 2026
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Crowley was screaming. In anger, in pain, in the desperate try of drowning out those damned words, this bitter ending to a bond built on millennia of of love. Or so he had thought.
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This was it. The end of their story. Aziraphale would go and write his own, now. And Crowley… well, he would probably spend the rest of his lonely life trying to erase the memories of what could have been.*
It didn’t matter. The only one who did had left him. And this time, Crowley would not be the one to wait at the door with open arms, ready to forgive and forget. No, this time, Aziraphale had taken it one step too far.***
Crowley is at his lowest, most devastated point. The one thing worth living for is gone: his angel.
He doesn't know that from the darkest times, the brightest sparks are born.OR
A post S2 reunion, because do you really expect me to wait for S3?
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- Part 2 of Ineffable Husbands
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16 Apr 2026