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wild and fluorescent (come home to my heart) by when_the_pawn
Fandoms: The Beatles (Band)
05 Dec 2025
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When he’s thirteen, Paul wakes up with a hickey. It’s mottled and purple, and it’s not his.
Or; a soulmate au where your body mirrors the body of your soulmate. Any cuts, bruises or scrapes one gets on their body, so will the other. Of course, no one believes in that anymore.
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28 Oct 2025
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He turned to John, and this is where the memory is its blurriest. Did John look at him with regret, with longing, with hate, with emptiness? None of the above? All Paul can recall is the sweet John-ness of his smell, the way his big hands had come up and clung a bit to Paul’s back. Then, in his deep, raspy voice: “don’t do anything daft until I get back, you hear?” This, Paul was certain of. Certain of because he remembers turning it over and over in his mind as the ferry pulled away, as he peered out the window of the train, as he lay back in his bedroom at home, his dad and Mike down the hall. He’s right behind me. He’s coming back. He needs me too.
He'd been back a little over two weeks when that faith started to waver.
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George and Paul are deported after their first stint in Hamburg and make their way back to Liverpool. John isn't, and doesn't come back.Bookmarked by Stoned89
22 Oct 2025
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John goes to sleep in Rishikesh, and wakes up in London, in a world where he and Paul have been together for years. Part of him is unsettled by it, even a bit put off — but another part of him is helplessly curious. He does his best to navigate a life that could almost be his own.
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12 Sep 2025
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“See ya at the Derby, lads,” Paul says as he puts on his tweed coat, which fits him annoyingly well (and also hides his arse annoyingly well). “Can’t wait for Goodison Park to welcome you back.”
“Me neither,” John purrs, and chuckles at George’s rude hand gesture as the two Evertonians take their leave.
Ringo’s not chuckling. He’s busy wiping his pants with napkins, glaring at John all the while. “The fuck was that all about?” he demands.
That means it’s game on, John thinks, picturing Paul McCartney’s face in his mind and imagining how pretty it’s gonna look in defeat.He can’t wait for the Merseyside Derby.
In the season of 1960-61, John Lennon and Paul McCartney are both made captains of rival football clubs, Liverpool and Everton, making them natural enemies.
But it's difficult to remember that, as with every encounter they grow more and more fascinated with each other.Bookmarked by Stoned89
09 Sep 2025
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