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“Langdon…” Mohan goes on after a moment of silence, and he wonders what she could possibly say when there feels like there are no words that are left to be said. “You could live a hundred lifetimes and never deserve her.”
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frank langdon can be good, but only when he wants to be. and sometimes, it's too late.
or; a frank langdon character study
(i swear theres a happy ending yall okay)
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05 May 2026
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Two years ago, Mel King made a mistake she couldn't take back.
Now a snowstorm strands her in a cabin with the man she left behind, and it doesn't take long to realize that distance didn't fix anything.Bookmarked by lauchia
05 May 2026
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You were a handsome guy in a fraternity,' she gestures to one of the photos. 'That’s not very surprising, honey.'
He flinches at the pet name. His eyes screw shut in a way she’s never quite seen on him.
'No, I just feel like you should know, Mel, that I… with the guys in my fraternity.'
She speaks before her brain fully processes. 'You… what with the guys in your fraternity?'"or, frank used to be passed around by his frat. mel is intrigued. they roleplay about it.
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05 May 2026
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A new high chair at the kitchen table, a new carseat crammed in the back of the car, binkies thrown everywhere. Sleepless nights, milk stained shirts, diaper blowouts.
He sees it all, laid out in front of him like a blueprint.
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04 May 2026
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“Cute, but uh,” Frank chuckled at her act of sudden modesty, slightly mocked her even, “married—” he waved his left hand in the air “—you're obviously going through a lot right now, and plus, it wouldn’t be fair.”
Mel itched to say it was unfair now, with his dumb, tousled hair she wanted to tug, that cruel way he occupied her thoughts, and the fact that she couldn't kiss him without seeing his father’s face. None of it was fair to her. She never had the urge to balance the scales before—her life thus far had been tragedies and exits; she let them all go—until now.
So Mel said the thing she wasn't supposed to say.
“Not too sure if I like my boyfriend how I’m supposed to, or how I like you.”
Mel accidentally falls for her boyfriend's father.
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04 May 2026