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A bartender and a wanted criminal become friends, and things go south. What happens when the bartender leaves his drinks behind for a man he just met?
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07 Sep 2026
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A Great Conjunction by depraveddame
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
15 May 2024
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Astrophysics student Anthony Crowley is purposefully doing badly in his English literature class in order to try and secure an opportunity for extra credit in order to hopefully to meet his professor outside of class. Professor Fell is devastating in every way, and every sense of Crowley’s submissive self is ignited by and drawn to the dominance oozing from the older man.
This starts, as it often does, with a bench conversation, which leads, as usual, to much more.
Kinky, passionate D/s smut with tenderness and care.
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- Part 1 of Come Slowly, Eden
- Part 4 of A Labyrinth of Labyrinths
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30 Aug 2026
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Temple of the Muses by AJ_Constantine
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
21 Oct 2022
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The London Season of 1841 opened with a flourish of silk and the sharp scent of ambition. Having spent years honing his craft in the most elite bordello of Paris, Mr. Anthony Crowley arrived to London with a singular, razor-sharp objective: to trade his "personal services" for social currency and climb the Victorian ladder, one rung at a time.
Across the city, Aziraphale having unexpectedly inherited the title of the Earl of Eastgate, finds himself trying to navigate an aristocratic world of unwritten rules he barely understood and never wanted. When the haughty Duke Gabriel presented him with a month-long, pre-paid contract for Mr Crowley's 'exclusive services', Aziraphale was more than dismayed—he was mortified.
Unwilling to indulge in the physicalities of the contract, Aziraphale finds himself considering Crowley’s most unusual counter-proposal. The Earl needed a tutor for the Ton; Crowley needed a respectable appearance of an Earl on his arm. Crowley would teach him the etiquette of the elite, and in exchange, they would perform the role of devoted paramours for the public eye.
It was a sensible, businesslike arrangement. Certainly no feelings would be involved...
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01 Aug 2026
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every year is getting shorter (never seem to find the time) by ffonippop
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV)
21 Nov 2023
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Crowley realizes he is in love with Aziraphale in Rome. Of course, by then, there’s no turning back. This does not necessarily mean there’s going forward. Loving Aziraphale is punishable, forbidden in every sense of the word. But there’s nothing much that can be done about it.
Like a terminal illness, Crowley treats the enormity of his emotions the best he can, distracting himself from the impossibility of having a life with Aziraphale with his favorite vice— having mindless, meaningless sex with any human that bears a resemblance to the angel.
He feeds off fleeting desire (which can almost be mistaken for want). He survives off the attention of strangers (who can almost be mistaken for Aziraphale, in the dark). And he manages. It’s fine.
Only it would be much finer is Aziraphale got off his ass about it. Or got off on his ass about it.
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26 Jul 2026
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Aziraphale was a university student on his last grueling year of pursuing a joint-honors Bachelors degree in Biology and Theology. His favorite day of the week was Sunday, because on Sunday, he could forget about the lab and leave behind the library to gather with his friends and play a competitive game of trivia— Quiz Bowl.
He liked Quiz Bowl because it was a brain game, it was engaging, and it promoted teamwork. But most of all, he liked Quiz Bowl because he was the best at it.
Until Crowley, the arrogant bastard with a swagger in his saunter, started showing up.
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26 Jul 2026