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The Hydro Sovereign had fallen in the war against Celestia. For twenty years, Wriothesley mourned the loss of his beloved. For twenty years, he received a single flower on the same date. But as he unwrapped another pressed flower in a frame — anonymous, no note — he decided he had enough of this wicked prank. With the help of old friends, he finds traces of the ghost that has been haunting him. But what will he do when he catches that ghost?
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Written for Crown of Ice, Kingdom of Tides zine.
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The Planet of Festivities never rests, much like Sunday and his endless pile of work.
Luckily for him, he finds a way to balance work and
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A report from the Fortress in the Iudex's hand brought forward an unexpected downpour at the Court. The Primordial Sea was acting up again and Wriothesley got caught in the incident. Neuvillette’s eyes widened when he read the Duke had fallen into the waters and his heart hammered when there was a full medical report attached from Sigewinne, explaining His Grace presented no harm but recommending his condition be monitored as his elemental energy seemed to have waned from the accident.
But that wasn’t all.
In the privacy of their home, Neuvillette felt disoriented as he looked at the young man standing in his office.
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Written for Étreinte Gelée zine.
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The Chief Justice had always been an enigma to Fontaine and Wriothesley wasn’t the exception. Rumours about his person were always the tea of the Court. Wriothesley had some theories himself, of course, but he never confronted the Iudex about them, opting to observe and reach his own conclusions.
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The five times that Wriothesley experienced first-hand the many forms of the Hydro Sovereign and the one time he reminisced his favourite encounter.
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Written for Étreinte Gelée zine.
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Sunday thrives on control. Gallagher thrives on the absence of it.
Between collars, commands, and soft moments on the couch, the two of them build something fragile and dangerous out of trust, routine, and the comfort of belonging to someone completely.
Gallagher chooses Sunday every time.
Even when it scares him.Especially then.
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- Part 3 of Galladay Week 2026
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"Neuvillette?" Clorinde calls out to him, putting a hand on his shoulder. "Talk to us."
"Well, I suppose my water just broke," Neuvillette says casually, mentally noting the time to write down later.
"Oh, okay well—wait, WHAT?!" Furina turns to him wide eyed and almost frantic as she looks around.
After an anxious and tumultuous 9 months, on March 30th, Sigewinne is born.
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- Part 19 of I Love, I Love (Pet Grooming Business AU)
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When howling was heard one night in Fontaine, a nation that has no wolves everyone of course was in a frenzy.
Neuvillette however found out the truth, why the duke of Meropide always had an abnormal elemental signature.
Now he hopes to keep the Duke's secret safe.
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Bookmarked by Akahiime
23 Apr 2024
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Wriothesley and Neuvillette prepare for a very important day. There is a surprise guest of honor at the center of the event.
Bookmarked by Akahiime
23 Apr 2025
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Me wifey is fluffy and sweet ❤️
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The room is quiet with the sound of shuffling papers and clinking teacups until Clorinde breaks in with an amused laugh. “This is one of those love letters,” she starts, tucking a loose strand of hair behind her ear as she readjusts the way she sits to face him broadside. “It almost sounds like it's about you.”
“Me?” He laughs, albeit incredulously. “Must be a boring one, then.”
A joke between Wriothesley and Clorinde lands them with a weekly advice column in the Steambird. While the submissions are anonymous, one particular letter, seemingly about Wriothesley, catches their eye – an ask for romantic advice. Clorinde moves on but Wriothesley connects the dots. He knows who wrote this letter but he can hardly believe it.

