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Sirius just wants to make his family proud. Does he hate them? Yes. But a child wants approval from their parents, so can you blame him? He goes to Hogwarts to find an escape. He wants friends; he wants a family.
Sirius finds a family through his friends, but he can't help but feel like he's leaving Regulus behind. Even if Regulus doesn't want any help, he's still Sirius's little brother, some of the only family that doesn't completely despise him.
[This fic is HEAVILY inspired by Ethel Cain's Preacher's Daughter. If there are any themes in that album that could potentially trigger you, then please read at your own risk because this fic will use similar-if not the same-themes. This fic will cover events of many years, so naturally I have not gotten to anything too dark yet. I will update tags and warnings as I go! Thank you and happy reading!]
I made a playlist! It is simply titled "pureblood's son" and is made by the user ameliav1olet.
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While the rest of the Avengers had their endgame, Steve is still missing his. Steve decides to go back in time to see his best girl, his endgame. This is Steve's last mission.
I should probably clarify that I have not read any of the comics, this is purely from the movies and my own little pea brain.
Looking for music to listen to while reading this fic? Check out my playlist! I will add as I make more chapters! Enjoy!
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2inlE7g46gJO6f0zEuummX?si=617393d7d3994f2b
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A continuation of the scene at the end of season 4.
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05 Apr 2026
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The Church Bells Won't Stop Ringing by lovelikethemovies
Fandoms: This Song - Conan Gray (Music Video), Vodka Cranberry - Conan Gray (Music Video), Wishbone - Conan Gray (Album)
27 May 2026
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In the small, watchful town of Marrow Creek, everyone knows Brando Abel, the pastor’s perfect son. Polite. Devout. Untouchable.
Until Wilson Mercer steps into his life with a flyer and a soft smile.Wilson is new, quiet but not shy, observant in a way that makes Brando feel seen in places he’s spent his whole life trying to bury. He says he joined the church to “try new things,” but he always sits in the third pew on the left — the one with the clearest view of Brando.
Brando tells himself it’s temptation. A test. A phase. He fasts longer. Prays harder. Avoids eye contact. But Wilson keeps showing up, to Sunday service, to youth volunteer events, to the late-night hymn practices Brando pretends are mandatory.
And the worst part? Wilson never pushes.
He just stays.
As rumors begin to coil through the congregation and Brando’s father starts watching him a little too closely, Brando finds himself caught between the life he’s been raised to lead and the quiet, electric truth he feels every time Wilson smiles at him like he already knows.
Wilson didn’t join the church for salvation.
He joined for Brando.
And Brando is running out of places to hide.
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22 Mar 2026
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Eloise and Cressida, along with half the women of the ton (not Penelope, she stays in London, keeping up morale as a columnist), go to the countryside during World War II, arranged by the Women's Land Army. When the boys aren’t around, what is a girl to do?
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22 Mar 2026
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It has been five years since our mothers' passing, and it feels right, finally, to tell their story — the story of Miranda Sachs-Priestly, and Andrea Sachs-Priestly, and the life they built together.
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A memoir, written by Caroline and Cassidy Priestly, five years after the passing of Miranda and Andy.
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22 Mar 2026
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“Do you even have a name?” She muttered, grimacing when it made a grumbling sound in response. Cressida considered the animal, mouth tightening with distaste. “You look like Daphne Bridgerton. With those big stupid eyes.”
“Bah.” The sheep replied, its tongue sticking out slightly with the noise.
Cressida snorted. “Of course, Your Grace,” She mimed curtseying as she sat on the hay, “Cressida Cowper, goddamn sheep herder, at your service.”
In exile from Mayfair, Cressida Cowper somehow landed herself working as a farmhand on her Aunt Joanna's sheep farm. Eloise Bridgerton finds her there two years later.
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22 Mar 2026