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  TagsSummaryGoing to college with your girlfriend is great. Living with your girlfriend is even better. But Momo Ayase loves to tease Ken, and it hasn't exactly calmed down as they've become adults. However, there does come a point where Ken can be pushed a little too far, and he feels the need to get even. - Language:
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 Bookmarked by NinethousandWorms23 Sep 2025 Bookmarker's Collections:Bookmarker's NotesMay the universe provide me with this sort of happiness 🙏 fucking HALLELUJAH 
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  He's Our Goober by battybatzgirlFandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies)24 Mar 2021 TagsSummary“You got shot,” the girl snaps. “You promised you wouldn’t get shot.” Their banter is so achingly familiar, but Tony can’t quite pin down why. It reminds him of that time he was testing out new flight suits and fell off a third-floor balcony. He and Pepper had only been dating for a few months, and the two were unfamiliar with the push and pull of a relationship when one of you was a superhero. The realization hits him like a truck. Holy shit, Tony thinks. They’re dating. (Or: the one where Tony meets MJ in the back of an ambulance because their boy gets a minor gunshot wound.) 
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  Varied Reflections by ambivalentangst for rachelmclaceyFandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies)07 May 2022 TagsSummaryAfter being credited with handling the aftermath of an attempt on Tony Stark's life, Flash Thompson has been instated as Stark Industries' first-ever high school PR intern. Now, if Tony could just stop being the bane of his existence, he might actually be able to appreciate it. // Or, after the events of Smiling to the Mirror, Flash is forced to work alongside Peter, and it goes about as well as one might expect. Series- Part 2 of Looking Glasses
 
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  The fireman and the frog by BergenFandoms: Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe02 Jul 2024 TagsSummary“What is your endgame here, young man?” 
 Peter shrugs. “Slumber party.”
 “Do your parents know you’re here?”
 Peter grins and slouches in his seat. “Definitely.”
 “What makes you think Mr. Stark wants to see you?”
 The words make him feel suddenly hollow, when he had been doing such a good job at pretending none of this really matters. He can feel his grin waver but strains to keep it in place. “He wants to see me. He is— He wants to see me. He knows me.”
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 Or: Fourteen-year-old Peter took the gamble and traveled from his hometown Malibu to New York city for a ‘slumber party’ that, if it were up to him, will extend to approximately twenty thousand nights. He hasn’t seen Tony in five years, and going back home is not an option. But everything will be all right. Why wouldn’t it be?Series- Part 1 of The fireman and the frog
 
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  TagsSummary[Sokka is five when the first mark appears. It writes itself in a deep red like a wound, as if someone had carved the word “nonbender” in a messy font across the knuckles of his left hand, as if it was handwritten with a knife. When he asks his mother, as she applies salve on Sokka’s knuckles, she sighs deeply and says nothing for a few moments. “Sometimes, spirits don’t make much sense.” Sokka has yet to turn thirteen when he wakes up screaming in pain, about ten soulmarks all over each other between his left shoulder and his ear, red and vivid like burning flesh. Among the few words that are somehow possible to read out of the disastrous scribbling, “disrespectful” and “coward” and “burned” and “sorry sorry sorry” are the ones that stand out the most to Sokka. He thinks, at the tender age of twelve, whoever did this to his soulmate will be sorry too, one day. A month after Hakoda leaves him with the job of the protector at the age of thirteen, Sokka realizes, with a bitter taste in his mouth, that he’s got more soulmarks than his entire village combined.] Or, to have a soulmark is to carry the vilest things that your soulmate believes about themselves on your skin. 

