8 Works by colourmayfade
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Robin and Roland make their wayward path into Regina’s house and life; along with them there are flowers, shoes and all kinds of other things that have a funny way to make a heart feel full. Post S4 finale.
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And these days, they spend them like men on the wire, threading carefully the line of normality.
Response to prompts: gone but not forgotten (daniel) and the missing years (a glimpse at the 3 years of the left behinders in the Dharma Initiative).
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It's redemption they're looking for — and no, they won't find it here.
Ensemble apocalypse fic; pairings all over the place but mostly cannon. Post S5.
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Post series finale. Hurley and Ben on the island.
Hugo learns. It takes a little longer than Ben would have liked, but he does.
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He opens the note in the safety of his room and finds two names scribbled inside: the first is a man and the second, an Italian hotel. Sayid can figure out the rest. Spoilers for S4, AU based on episode 4x03 The Economist.
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After a prolonged winter and a short blooming spring, Storybrooke plunges into a feral summer. Temperatures are rising well over the nineties into tripe digits; it’s a heatwave and just about the worst time of the year to want him so much, all the time.
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She watches him from the corner of her eye, the way he leans casually against Lucas’ desk, how he seems entirely unconcerned with the conversation — almost like, and she recognizes belatedly that this is probably the case, he knows that the decision’s already made.
In which Regina is an ex-assassin and Robin is an honest hacker and they’re about to find themselves in the middle of some Fringe events. -
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They’re still tip-toeing, unsure of where the bottom line lies, but they’re slowly edging closer.
He presses their foreheads together, bodies standing close for one undisturbed moment; it offers a quiet kind of reassurance.