MILOISHERE
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Yoo Joonghyuk looks at Kim Dokja, a raw desperation in his eyes. “Do you know what it’s like to want something so badly, you’d burn everything else just to keep it close?”
“I don’t want to be your fire. I don’t want to burn for you,” Kim Dokja replies, unable to hold his gaze.
The entire set comes to a halt. The camera continues to roll.
Yoo Joonghyuk exhales. “It’s too late. You already do.”As breakout actors Kim Dokja and Yoo Joonghyuk play love interests on screen, their fake relationship off screen becomes harder to maintain.
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The school's soccer team captain.....IS MY OMEGA MATE!? by Fnkjyongtory
Fandoms: Alien Stage (Web Series)
26 Jan 2025
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Hyuna sighed, placing his hand on her temples, as if they ached. “ To make matters even worse, this is their first heat.”
Till's eyes widened. First heat means…who has their first heat in their senior year of school !?
Hyuna curled her face into her hands and Till was finally catching her panic. “ Yeah. It means one of us have to fuck a knot into him, or we all die here.”
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Or, Till is the school's token emo boy and Ivan is the typical dominant, popular Alpha. They were practically strangers.....but not always and not anymore.
Bookmarked by MILOISHERE
21 Jan 2025
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come on, before the moment is gone by justiceforfreddie
Fandoms: Alien Stage (Web Series)
25 Jan 2025
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One misunderstanding leads to another, and apparently Till has a boyfriend now?
Except he doesn’t… so he’s gonna have to find one real fast.
Translated in русский
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In the midst of the Cold War, America's soulmate leaves their marks on his neck.
Russia's soulmate leaves their soul marks wrapped around his wrists.
This is a problem of catastrophic proportions.
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Alfred F. Jones is the best math student in the school, and Ivan Braginsky is the best writer.
Unfortunately, Alfred can't write to save his life, Ivan can't do algebra to save his, and they both hate each other.
But when their grades start slipping, and their learning specialist forces them to tutor each other, the obvious solution is simple: trade skills, survive the semester, and go back to ignoring each other.
It would probably work better if they didn't keep seeing things about each other that they were never supposed to.
Or: two academic rivals discover that hating each other is much easier from a distance.
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- Part 1 of Math by the Books