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"Camille, regarde ça. Elle a démonté son bateau et maintenant elle le mange." [Camille, look at that. She has taken her boat apart and now she's eating it.]
"C'est le verrou, pas le bateau," said the British rower, without looking up. "Et je n'en suis qu'à l'entrée." [It's the oarlock, not the boat. And I'm only on the starter.]
Nobody had treated Fleur Delacour like an interruption since 2019. She wanted, immediately and unreasonably, to be one again.
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The IOC has no rule against falling in love mid-Games. By the closing ceremony, they'll wish they did.
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21 Aug 2026
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The Bureau calls it profiling.
SSA Wednesday Addams calls it pattern recognition.
Newly transferred Special Agent Enid Sinclair calls it trying not to lose faith in people while working beside someone who seems barely human.
Or basically a Criminal Minds AU with slowburn Wenclair
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20 Aug 2026
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Enid Sinclair finally got a roommate in her second year of college. Introducing her to modern college life seemed like a good idea at the time. At least until Enid taught her how to read the news on her phone.
That’s when the murders started.Season 1-ish reimagining with the characters at college
"They’ve got this weird psychic thing where they finish each otherr’sss…” Enid drew the last word out, letting a smile grow on her face as she winked at Wednesday. Wednesday raised an eyebrow. Enid raised an eyebrow. Wednesday raised her eyebrow higher. Enid’s face hurt. They stood still for a few moments, stuck at an impasse, before Wednesday muttered, “...sentences?”
Enid giggled, dancing happily on her feet. “Yeah!"Bookmarked by magu181
19 Aug 2026
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After a laboratory explosion leaves Wednesday Addams critically injured and without most of her memories, she wakes recognising only one person: Enid Sinclair.
As Wednesday slowly relearns her family, friends and former life, fragments of memory return through fear, laughter, pain and love. But with every recovered moment, she is forced to confront the girl she used to be, the feelings she never admitted and the terrible certainty that Enid has always been her one exception. Meanwhile, Enid refuses to leave her side, even as exhaustion, guilt and the full moon push them both to their limits.
A story about memory, healing and falling in love with the same person twice.
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