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"Officer." Rumi’s voice cut clean through the sterile air of the morgue as she approached, eyes narrowing at the sight of him where she least wanted him to be.
"Detective." Jinu turned around to greet her, a spark of mischief tugging at his lips, her annoyance exactly the welcome he’d been waiting for.
a.k.a Detective!Rumi and Cop!Jinu AU where they're forced to team up together to solve a murder mystery.
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“Right.” Rumi exhaled after calming down enough. “The schedule. I want you in the library between 5 and 7 p.m. every weekday after class.”
“Roger that,” Jinu said lazily, then stepped closer as he craned his neck to look at her in the eyes. “Where else do you want me?”
a.k.a modern au where rumi is assigned to tutor teacher's pet jinu for no reason but her demise.
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"What the fuck." Jinx said, in a tone that wasn't really a question, eyeing the script in her hands with anger.
"Yeah," Vi replied anyway.
"No, actually. What the fuck? They kiss?"
Ekko and Jinx, two co-stars in an up-and-coming show, play two mortal enemies who grow uncharacterstically close in the second season of the series.
The only problem? Off-screen, they hate each other's guts.
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Ekko's arms curled into himself as he fell, as if he was hugging something that was missing, something that should've been in his arms when sleep took him away.
Powder's heart ached at the sight, hot tears flowing from her eyes as sobs rattled her frame.
It'd been a long time since she was last in his arms.
After an accident that transpires during an unruly experiment, a different soul enters AU Ekko's body every day, until one day, it doesn't.
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death of me (letter on your skin) by hearNgun
Fandoms: Arcane: League of Legends (Cartoon 2021)
20 Jan 2025
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It wasn't a car crash. It wasn't a stab to the chest, it wasn't a fall from a skyscraper, and it wasn't a fall from her office window, no matter how much she'd pondered on the idea.
Her heart was fine. Perfectly fine despite the foreign liquids of various colors she'd gulped down that evening. Her mind had been cloudy, sure, but the world was always a bit hazy for her, anyway.
What did it for her, what killed Jinx of all things in Zaun, was seeing a familiar, sharp gaze in the crowd: two warm, brown orbs looking at her with the same tenderness she remembered from years ago.