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In which Andrew gets a job as a bouncer in the same club where Neil strips.
He has a rule — a firm one, one he thinks is the only reason he stays sane despite everything — which is to touch Neil as little as possible. It's a self-imposed torture. It’s his last line of defense.
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Or: He fucking breaks it.
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Nicky's bringing his fiancé, which means Luther is gonna make the day hell for him. Again.
Not that Andrew cares. If Andrew cared, he'd bring someone even worse to take attention off his cousin. But he doesn't.
He has, however, been looking for a reason to talk to his definitely-criminal neighbor...
And really, what better opening line than to invite him to a family funeral?
Or: Some guy died, and the Hemmicks are holding the memorial. Nicky's bringing Erik, and Andrew needs someone to distract a small army of conservative Christians from hurting his cousin even more than they already have. The neighbor he's never talked to before seems like a reasonable choice.
Russian translation by Pfifferlinge now here
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Only one thing mattered.
Nathaniel Wesninski was alone in the Nest.
Nathaniel Wesninski was alone with Riko.
Jean Moreau — weak, broken Jean Moreau — had left Nathaniel Wesninski to die.----
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Raven!Neil AU.
Picks up with the beginning of The Sunshine Court. Jean, Kevin, and Neil have grown up together in the Nest. Jean and Kevin made it out.
Neil didn’t.
*The first part is complete. Updates every weekend.*Series
- Part 1 of What We Leave Behind
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I didn't know I was broken 'til i wanted to change
I wanna get better, better, better, better,
I wanna get betterOr, Andrew persuades Neil to give Dr. Betsy Dobson a chance and the decision starts to change their relationship in ways they didn't expect.
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- Part 1 of Shut Up, This is Love
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Nathaniel Wesninski has only ever learned one thing in his life: how to love Riko Moriyama.
He remembers all the happy moments — the times he was saved, the times he believed he was whole.
But he also remembers the violence, the control, the manipulation, and the slow unmaking of everything he thought was love.
And he remembers it all too well.
Or, where Andrew Minyard meets a lost boy who needs to be saved from himself.
