Redfield_Made_In_Heaven
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primum non nocere by amnixiel
Fandom Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII (Video Game 1997), Final Fantasy VII Remake (Video Game 2020), Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth (Video Games 2020-2024), Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, Final Fantasy XV, heavy references to
14 Apr 2026
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In which you are the doctor that the Turks have secretly hired to clean up the absolute fucking mess that Hojo has made of Rufus Shinra.
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Bender has always had friends, but something about this is different.
A continuation of the Breakfast Club.
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- Part 3 of The Breakfast Club
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Faye listens to Billie Holiday, drinks too much, and searches for what she's lost. Will she find what she's looking for? Post RFB.
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“That was a nice thing you did today,” Hawkeye said abruptly. Ed shrugged. “I know you don’t like to share personal stories often.”
“It was nothing,” Ed dismissed without looking at her. “Havoc just needed someone to tell him it’d be alright even if he did lose his legs.”
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Ed has some experience getting used to a new disability.
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In the end it had been something mundane that had done it. Had broken his resolve and the cage around his heart.
She'd been sitting there, doing nothing but existing and Spike had been staring at her until he couldn't take it anymore.
When he opened his eyes again she was there. She was singing to him in that voice of hers that wasn't off key in the slightest (even though he had once pretended it was) but shook with exhaustion. His heart clenched in his chest again and he had felt a new kind of terror. This terror wasn't for her like it had been when he was afraid the syndicate would come after the Bebop. No, this terror came from not knowing what to do about the emotions that came erupting to the surface as intensely as the searing burn from the wound in his gut. This terror came from knowing little else could distract him now from what he so intensely felt. He couldn’t live in ignorance any longer. And to someone who had spent the last three years running, it was terrifying.