13 Works by feiyah
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Wednesday Addams has an exceptional clearance rate, an equally exceptional disciplinary record, and a deeply inconvenient belief that procedures are only worth following when they serve a purpose.
When her old precinct finally decides it has had enough, she is transferred to the Nine-Nine—with Enid Sinclair voluntarily following along, partly because they work well together and partly because someone should probably stop Wednesday from climbing through another suspect’s window.
Jake Peralta takes one look at Wednesday’s numbers and immediately decides two things: he has to beat her, and they are going to be best friends.
Wednesday disagrees with both.
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Wednesday and Enid accidentally bind their abilities together: Wednesday begins receiving Enid’s werewolf senses, while Enid is dragged into Wednesday’s visions. Neither of them can control it. Neither of them can shut it off.
It should make hiding their feelings impossible.
Instead, it gives two mutually pining idiots entirely new ways to misunderstand each other—because feeling someone’s fear, pain, desire, and instincts is not the same as knowing whom they would choose.
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The Ferris Wheel Is an Unacceptably Obvious Plot Device by feiyah
Fandoms: Wednesday (TV 2022)
19 Jul 2026
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Wednesday Addams knows an obvious romantic plot device when she sees one.
The matching wristbands are suspicious. The conveniently timed love songs are worse. And a sunset Ferris wheel restricted to two passengers is practically an admission of guilt.
Enid thinks they are simply having a nice day at an amusement park.
Wednesday intends to prove otherwise.
For scientific purposes.
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- Part 3 of This Is Not My Romantic Comedy!
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Enid Sinclair has been courting Wednesday Addams for three months.
Everyone at Nevermore knows—except Wednesday.
Sugarless hot chocolate, carefully engineered physical contact, a nearly black rose, and one painfully obvious confession in a cemetery all fail to register as romantic data. It takes a terrible love story and ninety-eight fictional sunsets for Wednesday to realize two things:
Enid has been waiting for her to notice.
And Wednesday has been waiting for Enid all along.
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- Part 4 of The Not-So-Omniscient Addams
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Enid Sinclair saw Wednesday Addams first.
She wanted her first.
But wanting had never been the same as having, and Enid had been raised to know the difference between desire and duty.
At the opening of the new Parliament House, beneath lights too bright for a dying order, she makes the choice that will bind two families and keep every promise except the ones that mattered.
She introduces Wednesday to someone else.
(Updated on 15 Jul: The Extra Chapter 2.)
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Wednesday Addams does not believe in roommates, teamwork, emotional vulnerability, or any other inefficient social arrangement.
She begins a series of observations on Enid Sinclair with the intention of classifying her as an environmental disturbance.
Unfortunately, Enid keeps producing results that require revision.
(Updated on 14 Jul: The Extra Chapter.)
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A songbook of standalone Wenclair short pieces, each one drawn from a song, a folk melody, a choral work, or an old tune that stayed in the body after the singing ended.
Not quite songfic. More like a collection of echoes: girls in old rooms, flowers pressed into books, winter greenhouses, bright summer rivers, longing under the snow, and the kinds of love that survive by finding another name.
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Wednesday Addams has only ever seen the world in black, white, and endless shades of gray.
Then Enid Sinclair walks into her life, bright and impossible to ignore, and becomes the first color Wednesday has ever seen.
Terrified by how much she begins to need that color, Wednesday does what she knows best: she pushes Enid away.
But when Enid finally leaves, Wednesday is forced to face the truth that Enid was never just color in her gray world.
She was someone Wednesday had to learn how to see.
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- Part 3 of The Not-So-Omniscient Addams
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The Water Balloon Event Has Been Compromised by Romantic Subtext by feiyah
Fandoms: Wednesday (TV 2022)
14 Jun 2026
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Nevermore’s Summer Splash Day was supposed to be a harmless afternoon of water balloons, club competitions, lakeside chaos, and questionable adolescent decision-making.
Wednesday Addams intended to observe from a safe distance and record the event as evidence of civilization’s decline.
Unfortunately, someone threw a water balloon at her.
Even more unfortunately, Enid Sinclair looked very happy, very wet, and far too bright in the sunlight.
What followed was not romance. Obviously.
It was merely tactical retaliation, poor event design, a catastrophic misuse of towels, and one deeply compromised girl chasing a soaked piece of golden sunlight across the grass.
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- Part 2 of This Is Not My Romantic Comedy!
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Enid Sinclair knew Wednesday Addams had no interest in Xavier Thorpe.
Unfortunately, knowing that did not make it any easier to watch him stand too close.
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- Part 2 of The Not-So-Omniscient Addams
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Wednesday Addams hates romantic comedies.
Unfortunately, she wakes up trapped inside one.
Suddenly Nevermore is overflowing with meet-cutes, suspicious background music, emotionally invasive side characters, and increasingly aggressive romance tropes — all seemingly determined to force her and Enid Sinclair into becoming the protagonists of the world’s most cliché love story.
Wednesday is horrified.
Enid is having the time of her life.The worst part is that the longer this nightmare continues, the harder it becomes for Wednesday to pretend she isn’t falling in love with Enid for real.
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- Part 1 of This Is Not My Romantic Comedy!
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Nobody at Nevermore can survive an argument with Wednesday Addams.
Except Enid Sinclair.
Enid argues back. Enid laughs at her insults. Enid somehow turns every vicious exchange into something dangerously close to a feeling of affection.
And for the first time in her life, Wednesday finds herself hesitating before she speaks — because the idea of hurting Enid feels infinitely worse than losing an argument.
Which is deeply unfortunate, considering Enid Sinclair might be the only person Wednesday Addams has ever wanted to keep close.
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The Inefficiency of Human Relationship Classifications by feiyah
Fandoms: Wednesday (TV 2022)
15 May 2026
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Wednesday Addams has never had friends.
Relationships, to her, have always been simple: if you care about someone, you stay close to them, memorize them, prioritize them above everything else. That is how the Addams family loves, and Wednesday has never known anything different.
Then Enid Sinclair starts insisting that “friends” are apparently not supposed to dry each other’s hair, share blankets, or hold each other at night.
Wednesday finds human relationship classifications increasingly inefficient.
Enid finds herself increasingly unable to explain why.
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- Part 1 of The Not-So-Omniscient Addams