DeeshYeet
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Eleanor finds herself roped into letting Michael ravish her on his office desk.
Welp fork it.
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Cat R. Waul reflects on his fondness for the finer things. This includes his little mousette of course.
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When Severus is called in to conduct legillimency on a witness for the Aurors , he couldn't begin to imagine the horrors that were to come. EWE - Post DH TRIGGER WARNINGS - CHILD ABUSE / DOMESTIC ABUSE
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For a weekend, Ziggy lived in Sunnyvale.
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Feast by annieoakley1
Fandoms: Fear Street Trilogy (TV), Fear Street Series - R. L. Stine
27 Oct 2022
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Fall carnival. Autumn invocation. Ceremonial vows. Consummation. Exchange. Feast.
Nick and Ziggy meet when Will brings her home for a sacred tradition.
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I'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife by fkevin073
Fandoms: Fear Street Trilogy (TV), Fear Street Series - R. L. Stine
08 Apr 2022
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She opens her mouth as Nick slips a piece of bread into her mouth, and her heart does not—does not – squirm as his thumb grazes her lower lip, brushing her tongue, wetting the tip of his finger and-
She chews on the bread, swallows, and goes to the back of the line, ignoring the pricks of electricity shooting up her spine.
Or: Nick is a Priest, Ziggy is a non-believing volunteer, and they just can't help themselves.
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- Part 1 of take me to church
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the winner takes it all by fkevin073 for Bianca (guest)
Fandoms: Fear Street Trilogy (TV), Fear Street Series - R. L. Stine
26 Aug 2021
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“So long as you know the truth, honey,” he sighs, swaying them back and forth.
Ziggy peers up at him.
“And what truth would that be?” she questions dully.
He leans in close, so close their noses almost brush.
“That you’re mine.”
Ziggy opens her mouth and then closes it. There’s nothing she can say, really.
There’s always a price to pay when you lose against the devil.
Or: The devil always wins.