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pick up all the pieces (and what's left of my pride) by poika
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
26 Mar 2020
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robin cross is interesting. and andrew doesn’t think that often.
an exploration into andrew and robin's relationship, featuring andrew's scathing running commentary, emotional growth and making a friend along the way
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26 Mar 2020
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Andrew starts regretting signing with the Palmetto Foxes the minute the other athletes start commenting on the form of his familiar, and definitely the second his new team mates start digging for details. Ugh. He just wants to tend to his plants and get through college in peace, even if it is fairly unusual for a witch his age to have a familiar. Whatever. That story is private, and nobody else's business.
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23 Mar 2020
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i just had a growth spurt (took so long, my tippy toes hurt) by Talls for Leahelisabeth (fortheloveofcamelot)
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
11 Aug 2019
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“He’s looking at calendars,” Andrew intones, like he’s sentencing someone to death, and Aaron gasps.
“A playdate,” Aaron whispers. Andrew flinches. “Again?”
“He just won’t give up,” Andrew says.
Aaron grits his teeth. “We’ll have to make him,” he says, and Andrew nods grimly.
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In which twins scheme against the wishes of their older cousin to be left alone for the last few days of school before summer vacation.
Featuring a lovely school nurse, the weird kid, Matt Boyd's weak stomach, two important libraries and a blushing teacher's pet.
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- Part 2 of aftg au oneshots
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07 Oct 2019
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The cottage looked unassuming and quaint, with a wooden ramp up to the front porch and rose bushes beneath the windows. A little sign was nailed above the door, reading The Foxhole. It seemed peaceful. Quiet
Its patrons, however, were neither of those things. Neil could already hear the raucous lot from where he was stood outside the door. Having never spoken to anyone outside of rare, whispered words to his uncle, or his cat, or his mother's grave, Neil knew this would be interesting.
A blond woman opened the door with a smile and glittering eyes. Neil's stomach rolled over itself. He hoped this wasn't a dumb decision.
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17 Aug 2019