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It seemed like one minute, she was yelling at him for abandoning a small kitten in an alleyway; the next, she was whispering "Don't leave a mark" in his ear.
From the second Rumi met him, things began to spin out of control. The instant he saw beneath her her mask, he couldn't stop thinking about her and his life went to hell.
A hurt gangster and a damaged idol hopelessly caught in one another's orbit, all the while desperately trying to claw their way out. Or is it falling further in?
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Rumi stops Jinu from running away at the idol awards, and the situation spirals out of their control when the rage, grief, and betrayal boils over into something far darker.
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Denji has spent many nights in dingy metal clubs, but tonight, in the middle of a mosh, he finds a figure taking his eye. And also getting her blood all over him. Awesome.
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The Last Haunting by ViciousReprisal (SeasideSunrise)
Fandoms: 戦隊大失格 | Sentai Daishikkaku | Ranger Reject (Manga)
17 Jun 2024
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A ghast haunts a house up on a hill. But what happens when a demon comes to visit?
Based on a cute piece of fanart on Twitter by Remonucha, and this is a gift for them!
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One more show, one more time around.
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There was nothing else in existence except the taught string of anguish and yearning tied around each of their middles tight enough to strangle, to choke. There was no wind, no sound. There was no pavement, no foliage, no life except their own, and even their souls were on the way to exiting out of their vessels, suspended in the air between them—just two carcasses gazing at each other's exposed flesh, at each other's gaping wounds and potent vulnerability. Rumi bled out in front of Jinu, and Jinu sniffed the air as if he could taste the heartache and enjoyed it. Relished in it, savoured it, craved it.
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Or in which Jinu will go to any lengths necessary to convince Rumi he is not worth saving.

