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"That was close," he said quietly. You could feel the vibration of his words through his chest, the low rumble sending awareness skittering across your nerves.
You tilted your face up, studying his expression in the dim light filtering from the street.
His pupils had blown wide, leaving only a thin ring of blue, and suddenly you couldn’t look away.
You built your career keeping dangerous Praedators off the streets. As the youngest captain of the LCBI's most successful enforcement unit, you're very good at your job. When the unit's increased workload forces you to hire an assistant, you expect competent filing and decent coffee. Xavier Shen, an unremarkable astronomy graduate desperate for work, delivers. He's quiet and reliable, exactly what you need.
But when a dangerous case lands on your desk and powerful interests offer assistance with hidden costs, you discover that your reluctant new partnership with EVER Corp isn't what it seems.
...Neither is Xavier.
[Inspired by Xavier's Catch-22 Deluded Fiction card]
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At Thomas’s request, you drop by Mo Art Studio to make sure Rafayel hasn’t painted himself into another burnout. You expect the usual—muttered complaints and a pair of dark circles—not... this.
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Day 29 of Whumptober 2025: "Fainting"
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A series of drabbles, one per LI, where MC is jealous of someone flirting with her man. Does she need to remind him who he belongs to, or does he need to remind her of his devotion?
Chapter 1: Xavier
Chapter 2: Zayne
Chapter 3: Rafayel
Chapter 4: Sylus
Chapter 5: CalebSeries
- Part 2 of Jealousy
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this is the sort of thing you see on television not with your own two naked eyes. your mind can’t comprehend the sight before you - a ship in the sky, a beam of bright light and a figure hovering outside your window.
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- Part 6 of spooktober 2025
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Show Me If I Mean Anything To You, The Way You Do To Me by hyllathea
Fandoms: 恋与深空 | Love and Deepspace (Video Game)
01 Nov 2025
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Rainy nights and long drives. A perfect way to end an important event, one would say — but you don't see anything perfect in the way you have ended yours. Off you go home with a mind jumbled with questions that you thought you'd never get the answers to, and a certain someone whose gravity influenced those very questions.