capricorn123
Recent bookmarks
-
Tags
Summary
“I don’t care about anything like I care about you. Not even this kingdom. My place is with you.”
--
Dream is the Crown Prince and the future king. His sworn duty is to protect his kingdom from outside threats, especially from the scourge of magic.George is his best friend and, technically, his servant. And he has a secret.
Series
- Part 1 of Protected
-
Tags
Summary
George is daydreaming in English, skimming through the Sparknotes translation of Hamlet, when a bright red notification in the Zoom meeting pulls him back to reality.
From Dream (Privately): that hoodie looks good on you
-
Public Bookmark 317
Mystery Work
Part of hidden works
Summary
This is part of an ongoing challenge and will be revealed soon!
-
Tags
Summary
George tunes out, taking another bite of Sapnap's food, mostly because he knows Sapnap won’t notice while he’s so wrapped up in conversation. He soon looks over at the field, watching as the players line up by the goal closest to them, in some sort of formation. They seem to be practicing some sort of kicking procedure--George knows that Sapnap explained it, but he can’t really recall it. His eyes fall on the person kicking, and sure enough, it’s the guy from his compsci classes.
Clay.
George’s breath is genuinely taken away. Clay looks beautiful here, hair just slightly tinged from sweat that slowly drips down his face. He’s tan, and even though George is pretty far away, he swears he can see freckles. Clay cracks his knuckles, then his neck, before he runs at the ball, kicking it as hard as he can.
George doesn’t think to warn his friends.
Before he knows it, he’s being hit directly in the face with the ball, hard enough to break his nose. He immediately tries to get up, to go get help, but the pain is so bad that he’d rather just sit and cry, desperately trying to keep his nose from dripping blood everywhere.
PT. 1 OF LOST IN PACIFIC TIME
Series
- Part 1 of Lost in Pacific Time
-
Tags
Summary
"No, your majesty," Dream finally continued after a moment of silence. "No one will ever be good enough for you. No one will ever be perfect for you. But whoever that person is, they had better damn well try."
--
The day in which King George has a line of suitors come and try to win him over.
The palace staff tries to help their king filter out the bad people,
But no one is a harsher judge that the king's own knight, Dream.
Series
- Part 8 of The King and His Knight