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“Go.” She said, not quite yelling but suddenly intense as she herded Harry back, away from the pillar and towards the tracks. “Go now, boy, or you’ll miss your train!”
He looked behind his shoulder, there was a train....he hadn’t heard it approach. The doors were open and waiting, and for no good reason at all, he stepped inside. The strange little woman didn’t follow him on, she simply stood there watching him. that same incomprehensible smile on her face.
“Which path will you choose?” She asked again, just before the doors closed, replacing his view of her with his own, pale reflection.
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Sirius was gone, and Harry's world was crumbling through his fingers. All he wanted was a little peace, just a moment to himself.
Maybe it was a wish come true.
Maybe it was just the machinations of a strange little witch and her enchanted locket.
When Harry found himself, now fifty years in the past, on his birthday he doesn't question it too much.
He just take the opportunities set before him.
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My Heart Leapt From Me by soda_acid
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Deadpool - All Media Types
05 Feb 2025
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"W- What– What are you doing." Damn, it is really hard to be intimidating while experiencing blood loss.
"I'm taking you to my nearest safe house so that you can not die on some random roof. You're welcome, Spidey-Babe!"
"I don't need you to–”
"Shh, praise me later for my heroics! Don't worry your pretty little butt about a thing. Old DP will take good care of you! Scout's honor."
For some reason, Peter was not as opposed to this as he maybe should be. Deadpool is a killer. Peter shouldn't feel safe with him.
But he does.
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Being a lone vigilante is hard, alright? Between being Spider-Man, grad school, and his job at the Bugle, Peter really doesn't have time for friends. So when Deadpool starts to tag along on his patrols more and more often, Peter really doesn't object as much as he thinks he should. How is it his fault when the ex-mercenary worms his way into his heart with his obnoxious jokes, and fake flirting, and weirdly genuine kindness?
Or: my attempt at a slow burn featuring plenty of spideypool tropes and a gratuitous amount of petnames
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- Part 1 of The Goodness I Carry For You
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Business by esama
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling, Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
01 Jan 2014
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The Dursleys didn't raise Harry Potter to be a very good boy.
Mildest of fusions with Sherlock Holmes
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I loved this so much :>
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Come Take Control by RayShippouUchiha
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia
05 Mar 2022
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Having an Emergency Intimacy Contact (EIC) is standard heroic procedure these days.
This, of course, means that most heroes don’t really take it seriously anymore. Instead, using at least one spot on the EIC as a “fantasy pick” has become common practice.
A trend that #1 Hero Dekiru might, or might not, end up regretting when he runs afoul of a villain's quirk and his EIC list is activated.
Because no one was expecting Eraserhead, the demon-sensei of UA and source of Izuku's entire friend group’s lingering high school nightmares, to be Dekiru’s #1 pick.
Least of all Aizawa himself.
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- Part 1 of Emergency Intimacy Contact
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Little Lounge Lizard by Charlie_Elizebeth
Fandoms: Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Batman - All Media Types
04 Jul 2025
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When five-year-old Peter Parker stumbles into Gotham’s Iceberg Lounge, he’s just a scared kid drawn in by shiny lights and the promise of warmth. What the staff doesn’t expect is that this tiny hurricane of juice, crayons, and clumsiness will become their unofficial mascot, emotional support chaos gremlin, and collective child.
From falling out of booster seats (yes, even with seatbelts), starting accidental fires, licking ice sculptures, and mistaking beer for apple juice, Peter is a walking disaster. But he’s their disaster.
So when a kitchen fire leaves him sobbing in fear, or when a drunk idiot tries to scare him for fun, the Lounge makes one thing crystal clear:
Nobody touches the kid. Ever.It started with juice and crayons.
Now? It’s a whole found family.