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"You can't tell me who you're with?" Lily smiles at him hopefully.
Sirius laughs. "Alright Evans, if you're so curious, I have a proposition for you""We'll set up a little bet, you have until the end of the school year - so two months - to work out who I'm dating, or..." he pauses to think and with an evil smirk decides, "or you have to ask your crush out on a date."
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The rules were simple:
No touching.
Respect others.
No photos or videos.
No personal information exchange.
All transactions through the club.But each time, they couldn’t resist pushing the boundaries ever further, blurring them to the point where only their deepest desires guided their every move. It felt utterly inescapable.
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Or, a high-end adult club, stripper Regulus and wealthy businessman James
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Remus is difficult - he knows that. He can't hold down a job, he doesn't like to let people get close, and he really sucks at living up to the person he'd hoped to be as a kid. When he's offered a job to smile for the camera and pretend to be in love, he thinks it might be the best thing he ever could've hoped for.
Except, he's working with Sirius Black. The icon of modern rock who is actually just a moody, unpredictable, hot mess. A really hot mess.
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Words got in the way sometimes, but Remus got the sense Sirius knew what he was trying to say.
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Another coffee shop au.
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- Part 1 of Blends!verse
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“Is that how you think of yourself?” Sirius whispers to him, pained.
“No,” Remus whispers back, frowning. “That’s just the truth."
“What can I do for you to see the other truth?”
“It’s not your job to-”
Sirius puts a hand on Remus' face.
Thumb stroking his jaw. He knows those hands. He knows them well. But on the heated skin of Remus' face, they're suddenly new, because they've never been there. In the absolution of his touch, he's momentarily whole. He feels, through Sirius’ palm, tremors.
“What if..?” His eyes are dilated, black eating away at gray. “What if I want it to be?”
War hero Remus Lupin has always categorized his unrequited love for Sirius Black, his roommate of ten years, as background noise. Ubiquitous, but ultimately, ignorable. But during a week-long June heatwave in which lines are blurred, thresholds are crossed, and Lily and James’ housewarming looms ever closer, Remus realizes he’s wrong. What he feels isn’t white noise.
It’s hell.
And to make matters worse, their housewarming present is so terrible that if his attraction to Sirius doesn’t kill him, then the star-patterned curtains definitely will.

