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There is no such thing as a lone wolf; it’s an unnatural, human-imagined thing. Pack is the foundation of their existence, necessary for life, for their wellbeing. But Harua has learnt that pack cannot be everything. Because if it is, when you lose it, you’re left with nothing at all.
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- Part 3 of HOWL
Bookmarked by haniah
10 Aug 2025
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VERY very beautifully written, it feels as though i understand him so well. One of the best things i’ve read. Words cant describe how amazing this is. love it SM<3
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i called your name 'til the fever broke by impossibleraven for samidarescript
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25 Dec 2025
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In the beginning he tried joking about it, shrugged it off as having unlocked premium hearing, that his body had undergone some kind of superhero upgrade with super-smell.
Maki couldn't help but think that all the puppy comparisons everyone always made about him were at their peak now—the way his head shot up at the slightest shift of fabric, the way his nose scrunched at a particularly sour smell no one else seemed to notice.
The best part about all of it, though? It was ten thousand times worse when it came to Harua.
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Bookmarked by haniah
27 Dec 2025
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in the sleepy seaside town of samidare bay, kei and fuma's relationship fell apart.
five years later, they keep a practical distance, live and work separately — but not unhappily, you know, muddling along.
now, thanks to the altruistic and only moderately power-crazed parent-trapping team of romantic washouts, mischief-makers and children of divorce — that is about to change.
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Maki squeezes Harua's waist. Harua moans. They fight & kiss.
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“Harua,” the man read aloud, as if testing how it sounded. The syllables felt suddenly heavier in the air, his own name turned into something unfamiliar. Harua blinked.
“Yeah,” he said, unsure what else to say.
The man smiled faintly, like he was satisfied just knowing it. “I’m Maki.”
And that was that..