Reddiamond29
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you got that dog in you by Reddiamond29 for Midosune
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Nightwing (Comics)
21 Mar 2026
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Dick's been out all day, fighting transformed people and giving out the antidote, so when he comes home he's not exactly expecting a visitor...
An unwelcome one.aka
Beast world!Jason fucks human Dick
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i'm counting your heartbeats, they're all i have left by magnetichearts
Fandoms: Game of Thrones (TV)
18 Sep 2019
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Sansa is as cold as the North, as unforgiving as the winter that sweeps through Winterfell, as fierce as a wolf. Sometimes she thinks of those traumas, rips the scabs open to see if she can feel anything again. She must take a moment, and it’s difficult, but sometimes she loses herself in memories of Arya and Bran, in memories of Rickon and Mother and Father, in memories of Robb, Robb, Robb, always Robb, to remind her that she was loved, at least, once upon a time. Those memories, they help her feel something other than pain. And of course, there is Jon. It is Jon, at the end, every time, and she must close her eyes and remember. He is ever so easy to love, ever so easy for her to lose herself in. For the sake of the both of them, Sansa will have to learn how to love from afar, how to love through pain.
It had never been something she was particularly good at.
or; sansa, jon, at the end of the world, the end of everything
[based on the prompt, "when soulmates kiss for the first time, they feel all the pain the other has been through throughout their entire lives"]
(title from "search the night" by forever ends here)
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- Part 1 of kiss me on the mouth and set me free
- Part 1 of every story has an ever after
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Crown of the Wolf by LittleMossyFlowers
Fandoms: Game of Thrones (TV), A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
08 Nov 2025
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Jon and Sansa (as Queen In The North) meet again after his exile. Because of Sansa's past trauma, she believes it makes sense to marry Jon. They discover an increasingly deep connection to the North and are actively pondering the meaning of their place within it. This story is compliant with the events of the series, there may be a few minor differences.
"There is nothing beyond this life, Jon thought. That was what death had shown him, and what no mortal wanted to face.
Life was the blood that coursed through their veins. It was the white trees and the Wolfswood, the green of The Gift. The North lived in the Starks because they had made it so, and Jon thought it must be in their blood for he and Sansa to love each other. There was nothing beyond their bodies and the way they fit together. If the gods were real, that must be what they’d intended. They were here to serve the life that women and men passed to their children; that was their only immortality. Everything was rooted in the sacred renewal that he had almost allowed Dany to destroy. A thirst for power twisted the proper order of things. If he knew anything now, that was at the core of it."
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In a Westeros turned upside down, old wounds heal, new love blooms, and some of the realm’s most stubborn hearts finally get their happily ever afters — with plenty of laughter, awkward moments, and the occasional brooding glance.
This is the story where Jaime stops being a deadbeat, Brienne teaches him how to adult, Jon and Sansa drop the sibling act for something far messier and more real, and Daenerys finds peace — or at least tries to, with Jorah by her side.
It’s a rom-com wrapped in a medieval cloak, with men who are charmingly clueless, queens who wield more than swords, and enough sass to keep even Tyrion on his toes.
Basically: it’s my big, noisy, messy fuck you to Season 8 — because these characters deserved better. And maybe a little bit of garlic in their stew. -
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Winter has passed, but Winterfell is still haunted.
Jon Snow returns to the North to find Sansa fading beneath the weight of memory and something darker—something whispering from the crypts. As old magic rises and shadows stir, the Stark siblings gather to fight a threat born from silence and sorrow.
This is a story about ghosts, about love that endures, and the battle to reclaim joy after devastation.
The long night is over. But the heart remembers.
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After the wars are over and the ashes settle, the dead refuse to stay buried — especially in Casterly Rock, where Jaime Lannister lives, Brienne of Tarth arrives, and Cersei Lannister won’t stop haunting the halls (and them both). Meanwhile, Sansa rules, Tyrion drinks, Jon broods, Arya sails, and Bran is tired of everything.
A ghost story. A love story. A political aftermath. A comedy, a tragedy, and a giant passive-aggressive sigh aimed directly at the Game of Thrones finale.