Angelsallfire
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For a reunion to happen, so too must a first encounter, and many fated encounters after that. Emre Sarioglu and Cole Cassidy have always been tethered to each other, from their meeting to the current maelstrom dividing them. Perhaps to overcome the insurmountable, it's worth dwelling on the past. Maybe that will carve the path to their future together, if there even is one to be had.
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- Part 2 of deadai/cassemre
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15 Aug 2026
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Once a year, Cole Cassidy is forced to face the fact that not all of his loved ones are resting peacefully in his memories.
To his surprise Hanzo is willing to listen to his woes, if only for a brief moment.Bookmarked by Angelsallfire
15 Aug 2026
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Hanzo is really not a morning person. Cole is. Hanzo doesn't want him to be and makes it clear he will keep him in bed as long as he can.
Also, they love each other so much it makes me sick.P.s. This was not beta'd and barely proofread. Sorry if there are spots that make that obvious LMAO
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13 Aug 2026
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Soulmates. Who had not learned of their existence growing up? Once you turned fifteen, any attempt at a romantic connection with another would result in either both parties breaking out in patches, hives or even blisters, much like one would react to Poison Ivy or Giant Hogweed, or both parties soul-tied with a plant-shaped mark unique to the couple's relationship, marking their bond.
It was precisely this that kept Hanzo Shimada far, far away from wanting anything to do with it. All of it seemed like a hassle with no real reward. And, he had told himself early on, none of this would be important as long as he could wipe the ground with Cole Cassidy. His neighbour across the street. His schoolmate. The one person he loathed more than anything, and someone who seemed to go out of his way to make his life a living hell.
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13 Aug 2026
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Hanzo Shimada doesn’t impress easily; not with food, not with art, and certainly not with the flood of amateur commentary passing for journalism these days. So it catches him off guard when a series of sharp, unflinching opinion pieces by an independent writer named Joel Morricone start becoming the highlight of his nights.
Or, Hanzo falls in love with Cole Cassidy’s writing persona.
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10 Aug 2026