Boltzman
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The apocalypse happening in his lifetime was not something Stanley had ever expected. And really, as if his life didn’t already suck enough. Now the world had a new triangular dictator ruling over it, and in the chaos society had become, Stan only had three goals:
- Survive.
- Try to find Ma and Shermie.
- Avoid his now evil twin brother who had apparently been the one to enable the whole weirdmageddon thing to begin with.
Number three was turning out to be the most difficult. Having become Bill’s right-hand man, Ford had gone and broadcast Stan’s name and face world-wide, right alongside a hefty reward for Stan’s successful capture. The fact that he was wanted alive wasn’t reassuring. Knowing Ford’s ability to hold a grudge, Stan figured it couldn’t mean anything good for him.
And he had a sinking feeling he was going to find out sooner than he’d like.
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- Part 1 of (Never) Bite the Hand That Feeds verse
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Dominic was raised like shit and grew up to be, surprise, a piece of shit. Luckily, he gets saved by an older man! Or... at least that's what he thinks until he founds out he now lives in a harem for that guy with 4 omegas. One issue... Dominic is an alpha.
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After Mike hears Harvey call him "A good boy" in the files room, something shifts between the two, and either of them can't figure out what the feeling is until, then one morning Mike wakes up in Harveys condo, did something happen between them while Mike was black out drunk, should he even ask, their relationship has never felt so fragile.
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Ringo Starr is a neutral but his band mates are Caregivers and his Manager.
His friends were looking for a little but their request keeps getting declined so there second resort is making Ringo do it.
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Mae wants to pay rent on time, to stop having stress headaches, and one normal week where nobody comments on how “sweet” he smells
Instead, he accidentally catches the attention of a vampire pack.
Now there are, expensive flowers appearing outside his apartment and six terrifyingly devoted people acting like Mae already belongs to them, which would be easier to process if the pack itself wasn’t completely insane.
One alpha watches Mae with calm, ancient possessiveness, another smiles while saying horrifying things in a velvet-soft voice, one reacts to danger like a feral guard dog, and one becomes emotionally unstable every time Mae looks scared. The omega makes captivity feel comforting, which is arguably the most disturbing part, and the beta is somehow the closest thing in the house to normal.
Meanwhile Mae is:
• spiralling slowly into prey-instinct paranoia
• uncovering evidence that vampires have existed far longer than anyone realizes
• and discovering that being loved by monsters is very different from being hunted by themUnfortunately, the distinction stops mattering the moment they decide to have him.