Sleep_WhatsThat
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It happens so fast that Chan could almost convince himself he’d hallucinated it.
Did Changbin really, unprovoked and with no forewarning, plant one on him in greeting?
Or: Changbin keeps kissing Chan in greeting, and he doesn't know what to do about it.
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Written for a prompt on motorskink: "Two people get their phones mixed up. One of them finds dozens of incriminating text drafts addressed to him in the other guy's phone that were never sent and were never intended to be sent." [x]
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Jamie looked up from the remains of his kebab and saw Roy’s eyebrows now drawn together with concern instead of anger. How could he explain he didn’t want Roy to think the new guy–and his old friend–was better than him? He couldn’t even quite explain it to himself. Jamie had never been a jealous person, which wasn’t always a good thing when girlfriends took his level of jealousy as his level of care. But why should he be jealous? He was Jamie fucking Tartt. If somebody didn’t want him, they could jog on, not his problem.
If Roy didn’t want him anymore, it would probably kill him. But he couldn’t exactly say that, could he?
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- Part 4 of Puppy Love
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The universe sent Jamie a greeting card in the summer transfer window of 2035, when Ray Clarke was called up to the team from the Chelsea academy. Ray was 18 years old, with a chip on his shoulder and the passion of a hundred burning suns, eager to prove himself.
On his second day at Chelsea - when Jamie, as his captain, gently told him to cool it a bit with the aggression during training - Ray called him ‘granddad’.Snippets of Jamie’s career through Roy's eyes, Jamie's relationship with Roy, coming out, his last years as an active player, and the heralds of his retirement.
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- Part 1 of PG's RoyJamie Bingo 2024
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Grunt Work by bowditch for ChimaeraKitten
Fandoms: The X-Files, Batman - All Media Types
29 May 2018
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Dana Scully returns from her vacation to find that Fox Mulder has acquired an intern.
The first problem is that he’s lying about who he is.
The second problem is that Mulder knows that and doesn’t seem to care.
Whatever his motive, young billionaires don’t just run around pretending to be interns for no reason, and that’s a case to solve in itself.
(Or, Bruce Wayne had to learn profiling from somebody— why not the best?)