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As the sole daughter and heir to the richest family in the world of underground crime, you've always known you're nothing more than a bargaining chip for your father and everyone else to fight over.
Yet when a boring party takes a shocking turn for you, you get a look at the reality of your life and decide to take matters into your own hands. With the help of a drop-dead gorgeous contract killer, of course.AKA your life sucks until you kill a man and Tangerine shows up to help you out except Tangerine is barely in the story, whoops!
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i burn you, you melt me by beesonbread for ironiqu
Fandoms: Super Mario & Related Fandoms
09 May 2023
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As far as Luigi could remember, he's always been hot. No, not hot as in attractive, not hot as in charming, but hot as in the temperature. Hot as in warm, hot as in practically burning alive. No matter when, no matter where, Luigi always felt hot.
Soulmate au where soulmates share pain and other physical feelings that really turned into a character study of Luigi. The Bowuigi is just barely there since I kinda gave up at the end.
(if the soulmate concept doesn't make sense to you, neither does it to me. it's called suspension of disbelief folks, use it)
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“You’re Jordan’s wife?”
If anyone in their town would’ve gone out looking for a foreign beauty, it would’ve been Jordie. He had an adventurer’s spirit, bold and daring. If Maja squinted at the old rope swing by the lake, she could still see the silhouette of him, leaping into the water while Kasper worried from his perch on the banks.
But Inej’s face freezes in an odd expression. “Not quite,” she says haltingly. “I’m married to his younger brother – Kaz?”
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Or, the town of Lij is endlessly fascinated with the mysterious Mr. and Mrs. Rietveld each and every time they visit.
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07 Jul 2025
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There was this day—cold, late March, wind still mean—that stuck in Noelle’s mind like a grain of rice behind the gums.
She’d ducked into the corner store after school. Her mom didn’t like her going there, said the magazines by the register were trash and the cashier had too many piercings. But Noelle wanted a soda. Something sweet, just for her.
Kris and Susie were there already. Neither of them saw her. They were standing by the fridges in the back, heads close together. Susie was laughing at something Kris said. Kris’s hands were in their pockets, a little hunched, but their shoulders relaxed in that way they never were around anyone else.
And it was nothing. It was two people in a corner store. They weren’t touching, weren’t kissing, weren’t anything. But it was everything.
Noelle left without the soda.
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noelle watches from the sidelines