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Jude Low was infamous to the Strength University students. Known for his sharp wit and even sharper tongue, students either fear or admire him. He is never caught off-guard, never flustered, never tongue-tied. That is until he meets Sharpness Conexion. The foreign ice-hockey player meets Jude in their shared statistics class, and Jude is immediately smitten. He wants to avoid his feelings, but suddenly that becomes impossible as him and Sharpness are pushed closer and closer together.
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There was nothing that Parker could do. Nothing to stop the spreading pain in his chest. No medicine could cure him and surgery was out of the question.
Hanahaki disease.
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I’ve tagged this as Jude/Sharp, but this is very much an Obsession AU. (Like the movie. The movie called Obsession.) There will not be a happy ending, and it’s only really romance if you like evil unromantic Sharplow.
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In which Jude finds a weird collectible while organising his storage, and makes a half-joke wish. Surely it won’t have any horrifying consequences.
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15 Sep 2026
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Sharpness's life was worth living. He had no doubt in his mind that it was. He had faced endless struggles, but found himself hopeful at the sight of Jude, the boy he knew he liked, the boy he hung out with almost every day, the boy he hugged when he had nothing else to hold.
Sharpness wasn't the smartest, but even he knew not all good things last.
The more Sharpness looks, and the less he accepts the truth, the more he can convince himself that the life he's living is real.
Petrified of who he is and what he has become, he will hide from everyone, denying that he would ever need someone. But Sharpness can't bring himself to let go, even if it means believing in a false reality for purely selfish reasons.
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"Words You Can't Take Back. " by levi_5718
Fandoms: Minecraft (Video Game), Strength SMP
17 Sep 2026
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Jude was good at setting traps.
He wasn't so good at realizing when his words could hurt someone.