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and they were roommates (oh my god they were roommates) by NocturnalAnomaly
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman: Wayne Family Adventures (Webcomic)
19 Feb 2023
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Okay, so, look. Bernard probably should have messaged Tim to let him know that he was coming over. But in his defence, he hadn’t been expecting to bump into Batman and his entire fucking team upon unlocking and opening the door to Tim’s flat.
He blinked. Blinked again.
He closed the door.
Opened it again. Rubbed his eyes just to make sure.
Okay, yeah, no, he wasn’t so ill that he'd started hallucinating, they were still there.
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Bernard is sick. Bernard wants hot chocolate. Bernard discovers Tim is Red Robin- wait. Bernard what now?
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- Part 3 of and they were roommates universe
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30 Aug 2026
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so burn the bed (i’ll face the wind and fill my head) by sapphic_sprout
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid
29 Mar 2026
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Shane never flinched on the ice. Not at chirps, even when the words other players used hit too close to home. Not at hits, even if his whole body had been flattened to the boards and protested against each movement onwards. Not at the lights overhead, nor the flash of cameras around him. Not at the cheers and boos of the crowd, nor the discordant scream of a whistle blowing. It didn’t fade to the background, didn’t quiet when he had the puck, but he got through it. He lived in it. He made it his home. But that was hockey. That bad was so interwoven with the good of it that Shane could hardly call it that anymore. This…this was a different kind of bad.
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After his talk and breakup with Rose, Shane decided that he wanted to explore his sexuality with someone who wasn’t Ilya for a change. He went to a man’s apartment in Montreal and left feeling different. He wasn’t sure how, or why, or what to call it. All he knew was that it wasn’t good, and that he didn’t want to look at it. Fortunately or unfortunately for him, he had people in his life who wouldn’t let him disappear, no matter how hard he tried.
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29 Aug 2026
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Three-year-old Jason Todd-Wayne wakes before dawn, grabs his stuffed elephant and trusty bucket, and sets off on a grand backyard expedition. What he finds is wonderful. What Bruce finds is terrifying.
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29 Aug 2026
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Alfred Pennyworth has seen many things in his years of service to the Wayne family. An eight-year-old Jason Todd reading Fifty Shades of Grey in the manor library was not supposed to be one of them.
When kids outside school call Jason a nerd and hand him "pop culture" reading material, Jason makes it exactly four pages before the contracts confuse him and Alfred's soul leaves his body. What follows is an emergency trip to the Watchtower, a Justice League meeting derailed by the World's Smallest Literary Critic, Dick Grayson making the mistake of mentioning kissing, and Bruce Wayne discovering exciting new reasons to buy a school.
Jason's verdict: the book is an abomination, Jane Austen would never, and there's only one man qualified to handle this level of literary evil.
John Constantine agrees. The book doesn't even deserve proper Hell.
(Mr. Darcy remains unbothered. Pride and Prejudice remains supreme. Tommy Barker's parents receive a very polite fourteen-minute visit from a billionaire.)Bookmarked by EmeraldStar72
29 Aug 2026
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Jason is eleven months old, Bruce is stuck at a three-day Justice League meeting on the Watchtower, and Alfred is holding down the fort at the Manor — managing oatmeal disasters, bath time negotiations, and a baby who treats shoes as a personal affront.
Then Jason says his first word.
It's dada. And dada isn't here.
Alfred Pennyworth does not accept this as a permanent state of affairs. He packs the diaper bag, straps a baby to his chest, and teleports to an orbiting space station, because some things are more important than protocol — and a baby calling for his father is one of them.Bookmarked by EmeraldStar72
29 Aug 2026