3 Works by blackberrys
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The little house, already half wrecked from the flood, is in even worse shape from their fight. She blocks a left-handed strike and tosses him towards the furthest wall. He crashes onto the bed with enough force that it makes the entire bed frame skid across the floor by a few feet.
She prowls to the bed, quickly, before he can get back up and land another blow. She puts her hand on the center of his torso and keeps him pinned down. “I did not come here to fight.” He repeats. She ignores him. There’s a bruise on his right cheek, blossoming and deepening quickly. Like an African Violet, Shuri thinks sourly. He even bruises prettily.
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eight days after the attack on wakanda
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your hand, your tongue by blackberrys for narqueen
Fandoms: Black Panther (Marvel Movies)
16 Mar 2023
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There is something in the house. Someone. Something.
When she sleeps, the windows are shut. When she wakes, they are open.
From the lighthouse she looks out towards the ocean, churning so violently it looks to be boiling. She turns her gaze towards the house and sees, through the rain, a shadow flickering past the window.
But when she asks Griot to detect other life forms, it says, “There are none aside from you, Princess.”
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igazi and xocolatl by blackberrys, orphan_account
Fandoms: Black Panther (Marvel Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
27 Jan 2023
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She places the fruit on his tongue. His open mouth is warm, his breath sliding along her fingers in a rush.
When he does the same to her, the edge of his thumb catches on her bottom lip by accident. He doesn’t let his hand linger. She resists the urge to smack her lips to rid herself of the sour-salt taste of the cacao fruit and his skin.
The woodwind howl of the voices around her is making her dizzy.
There’s an audible click when they both bite through the pulp, cracking into the bean within. Bitterness fills her mouth, a metallic sheen covering the deepest chocolate she’s tasted in her life. It takes effort not to cringe. Inexplicably, it reminds her of blood.