6 Works by venaa
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He had cleaned up a little and was wearing Steve’s shirt and shorts, but his hair was a tangled mess disappearing behind his shoulder. Considering how Eddie had been on the run before that, their little swim in the lake had probably been the closest he’d gotten to washing it in the past week.
The dirt and knots couldn’t be comfortable.
Steve twisted the pan and dumped the eggs onto two plates. “I’ll wash your hair,” he said.
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Jonathan knew something was wrong with Will, but he couldn’t pinpoint it up until one specific moment in their little family dinner. He, like his mother, had developed a very keen sense for anything out of the ordinary when it came to Will. After so many brushes with the hellish supernatural, they weren’t about to let Will go through anything like that alone ever again.
Then he saw Will’s reaction to what their mother said at dinner. For a second it confused him–why would talking about some girl make Will go practically catatonic at the table? Then he thought about it for another second. Oh, Will...
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Jonathan and Will have an important conversation.
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Marinette had been the guardian of the Miraculous for about a year now. The pressure of juggling her newfound responsibilities as Ladybug and the piling obligations of her last year in high school were starting to wear on her, so much so that she started considering the one thing that every Ladybug was advised to never do: reveal her identity to her partner.
Meanwhile, her friends were all acting a little weirder than usual. Alya seemed to have paused her obsession with Ladybug, while Nino stopped looking Marinette in the eyes, and Adrien was very particular about what he ate. Just all the average ups and downs of being a teenager, right?
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A brief look into the evolution of Kip and Wallace's relationship. Seriousness, friendship, and maybe something more.
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When you get older, your body still doesn’t produce any noticeable curves.
Others’ reactions tell you that you should be disappointed, but you’re not. You learn the word "androgynous" in fifth grade and adopt it as your next label. You use it to explain why you don’t wear dresses anymore. See, now that your parents have decided that you're old enough to make the decision to wear boyish clothes, you'll certainly take advantage of that.
They won’t let you cut your hair short—but this is a start.
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He walks slowly down the hall with some blankets trailing on the floor behind him, thinking about his promises and expectations, about Kent. He feels a distinct tightening in his chest and a sense of helplessness, still reeling. He doesn’t want a repeat of what happened.
He doesn’t want a repeat of what happened. Molly and Roy mean too much to him. He can’t let it happen again.