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The Quiet Between Us by Anonymous for LadyNameless, MiraNova23, daemoniel
Fandoms: Frozen (Disney Movies), Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure (Cartoon), Tangled (2010)
04 Jun 2026
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How can I keep my soul inside me so that it doesn't touch your soul?
Distance isn't enough.
Neither is silence.
Nor are good intentions.
I have felt you in rooms I haven't entered yet. I have heard your voice in conversations you haven't joined. I have seen your expressions on the faces of men I've loved. You arrive everywhere—in everything—without arriving at all.
You weren't supposed to become home.
Not this kind.
I was never supposed to love the parts of you that belonged to my cousin.
Elsa has spent years loving Eugene in silence. One sleepless night forces her to give her silence a sound—if only to herself.
( Ch. 1-3 have been merged into one chapter, and this story is now officially complete. )
Series
- Part 3 of My Eugelsa Pieces
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The Smallest Immensities by Anonymous for LadyNameless, MiraNova23, WintermoonQueen, sburbia, peleles, six23, NettleL, Flash_and_Light_27, betagyre, butterflydreaming (chrysalisdreams), Ueue96, daemoniel
Fandoms: Frozen (Disney Movies), Tangled (2010), Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure (Cartoon)
10 May 2026
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He wanted to live wherever Elsa went in her mind when she sang. He loved to watch her disappear inside herself like there was no place more beautiful. He had never been able to do the same because he had never felt inhabitable. Her smallest immensities outweighed his grandest performances as a man worth loving.
Then the villa was completed, and the singing stopped.
"Are you prepared to live alone on this island, Eugene?"
"Absolutely."
Two years ago, architect Elsa Moretti designed Eugene Fitzherbert's dream villa on a remote island in Tuscany. He was what she had once been: closed and uneasy in his own skin beneath his artifice. He sought isolation to separate from the world that had ostracized and disillusioned him, but she knew, at the cellular level, that his fantasy would break him. Villa del Sole was built anyway, and with it, her regret. Now, in the heat of August, on an empty terrace among geraniums, they have the chance to reckon with what was created—and what was not.
(Inspired by "Explaining the Eugene/Elsa Rapport.")
Series
- Part 1 of My Eugelsa Pieces