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Lute is forced to endure a time out, because she just cant seem to learn her place.
Bookmarked by discipleofthebluebox
24 Jul 2026
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Lute gets the top kill count this year and, as such, she’s entitled to a reward from Adam.
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18 Jul 2026
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If there's even the slightest chance that he could lose Rose, the Doctor wants to ensure she knows how much she means to him.
He takes her to a flower festival, not realizing that the flowers are going to have some... unusual effects on the pair.
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- Part 1 of Love On The Other Side
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Bookmarked by discipleofthebluebox
18 Jul 2026
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Lute grieves Adam in her own way in his ruined office.
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Religious psychosis masturbation session while Adam watches.
Bookmarked by discipleofthebluebox
12 Nov 2025
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Adam sees Lute, his right hand, and Lute, his lieutenant, as very different people. As his lieutenant, Lute commands a level of respect, even from him. He values her fighting style, her intellect, and her ruthlessness enough to see her as some sort of an equal. As his right hand, she is just a hand. She’s hot and he likes being around her, but when she’s out of uniform, Adam almost always gets distracted staring at her tits when she talks. She’s a set of holes to dump his cum into and he doesn’t give a damn about making her cum in return.
And the secret she will take to whatever grave angels have, the thing that she suspects Adam already knows, is that she would rather die again and be sent straight to Hell than have it any other way.
or: adam is gross and rlly sexist, lute is a freak that gets off to it way too much, and they fuck nasty about it
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- Part 1 of nsfw fics
Bookmarked by discipleofthebluebox
12 Nov 2025
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Asshole fucked up Adam and even more fucked up Lute getting off on it. Best characterization of them I’ve read yet
