Stockholm Syndrome
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Hopelessly in love with Washington, Felix is forcefully separated and locked in a small room by a mysterious (and handsome) man named "Locus". Felix doesn't have much time left to figure out why he's been kidnapped, even as he tries to cling to memories of his beloved.
Unarmed and weakened, Felix stands no chance as the "Soldier" does heinous things to him - impersonal as they seem.
When Locus removes his helmet, Felix realises that the mark on Locus' face is the mark of the soulbond. Could this be why "Locus" keeps him alive? Always a skeptic about soulbond marks, Felix tries to turn the tide against his kidnapper in hopes of escape. Would he succeed? What are Locus' motives for doing all of these reprehensible things?
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- Part 1 of Stockholm Syndrome
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Locus was the sole survivor of a massacre which Felix and Washington took part of. The Director's mission, for Locus, was to kidnap Felix in order to lure Washington out. Any normal person would have seen it as an opportunity to enact vengeance, or to perform some form of poetic justice.
Locus, however, was not a normal person. He had abandoned his humanity and sought to be a soldier, a weapon.
As it turns out, Felix bears the same soulmate mark as Locus'. With the help of the Counsellor, will the Director be able to convince Locus to bond with Felix? What will be the outcome of this bond on Locus' end?
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- Part 2 of Stockholm Syndrome
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David "Washington" had never considered himself one of the best, or the brightest in the team. He was just a rookie when a senior recruit, Felix, took a shine to him.
Charming, dangerous on the battlefield, and incredibly glib, Felix seemed like the sort of guy that anybody with common sense would avoid, if they wanted to live till the end of the war. Yet, Felix kept him close, and helped developed him into a proper soldier.
Not only that, there was the mindblowing sex. Wash wasn't somebody who seemed like somebody who would be into that at first glance, nor did he feel much attraction to anybody. Yet, something about the way Felix's virility seemed to encourage Wash to foray further into the depths of sexual exploration.
With war constantly in the background and survival always in their minds, how will their friends-with-benefits relationship change? What did Sharkface mean when he said that he would protect Wash from ever knowing what he and Felix did?
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- Part 3 of Stockholm Syndrome
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Locus may have forced Felix into a soulbond due a past mission, but both of them share the burden of being bonded to each other. Addicted to each other and unable to murder or get rid of each other, they will have to find a compromise; a common ground.
Will Felix ever accept Locus as his new partner, after the heinous acts that Locus has committed against Felix and Washington?
How will things work out between them, given how these soulbonds work?
Can things even work out between them?
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- Part 4 of Stockholm Syndrome