Reakor
Recent bookmarks
-
Tags
Summary
i didn’t feel anything, yeah — that part was true. but i knew what was happening. i could still feel the glugging of fluid in my ears and the announcer's voice echoing, garbled like it was underwater and the boys from my team — and the other team — dropping down onto one knee around me after i fell.
or,
wally clark didn't die instantly like he says. wally clark reminisces on his death and what could have been his life.
Bookmarked by Reakor
21 Oct 2025
-
Tags
Summary
Who knew that it would take Maddie dying to feel the most alive she's ever felt?
Bookmarked by Reakor
15 Oct 2025
Bookmarker's Notes
The smut was nice and spicy- top notch stuff, really, and the character dynamics, attitudes, dialogue, etc, were perfect and accurate. The humor was fantastic, kept on giggling so many times reading this. The thing that REALLY took me out in the best way possible was the ending because my HEART dog. That whole last chapter was perfect- the rest of the fiction was excellent if not perfect as well but gawd-DAMN that last one was the sweet maraschino cherry on top.
-
Tags
Summary
It took people too long to realize Wally Clark was dead.
or
A kind-of character study on Wally Clark and his death.
Series
- Part 1 of There is a Light That Never Goes Out
Bookmarked by Reakor
13 Oct 2025
-
Tags
Summary
But then, just as she’s about to take the plunge, something stops her. There’s a sudden knife in her chest, cutting through her breathing.
Maybe it’s a delayed reaction to seeing Robin dive, to hearing Steve choke right before he was dragged under.
Or maybe it’s the fact that she’s looking down at the water, dark as ink, and a thought that haunts her floats up to the surface again: that water was one of the very last things Barb saw.
Bookmarked by Reakor
09 Aug 2025
-
the road not taken looks real good now (it always leads to you in my hometown) by elsie (the_technorats)
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
25 Feb 2024
Tags
Summary
“Well,” Steve says, dismissively, shrugging, but it doesn’t hide the tight look on his face as he regards the spread with Hopper. “Nothing this informal, but, yeah. Last time it was—uh, yours, actually.”
Hopper, distracted over wondering from where he remembers the name Eddie Munson, refocuses. “My what?”
“Funeral,” Steve says, almost impatiently. “The last funeral I helped at. It was yours.”
Hopper blinks, frowns. Christ, this poor kid. “Oh,” he says unnecessarily.
“Sorry,” Steve says, shaking his head. “That must be weird to hear.”
Or, Hopper catches up with Steve Harrington at Eddie Munson's makeshift funeral.
Bookmarked by Reakor
01 Aug 2025