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A brutal case leads Nick and Sean into a collision of anger and unresolved history. What begins as a sharp, bitter confrontation turns into a mistake in a back alley—one both men silently agree to forget. But some things leave marks. Even when unspoken.
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13 Jun 2026
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This wasn't something that happened. Two children, two omegas, throw into the mix the fact that one's a Grimm, one's a hexenbiest, and they've all been enemies at one point or another and it's definitely looking like Sean Renard has more on his plate than he can handle.
There was no way this was going to work.
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12 Jun 2026
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Captain Sean Renard has been Nick’s registered alpha for years. The relationship works because it’s purely business, quid-pro-quo. They both need a partner to satisfy their biological needs and that is all they need. Afterall, as Portland’s Grimm, Nick doesn’t want a possessive alpha hovering over his every move, and he certainly doesn’t need a mate.
But everything changes when a strange wesen forces Nick into an early heat and the pair’s formerly baggage-free relationship becomes anything but.
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11 Jun 2026
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When Nick Burkhardt politely refuses the Eisbiber community’s traditional pastry offerings, a diplomatic crisis erupts: how do you appease a Grimm who doesn’t want baked goods?
After much hand-wringing and one wildly inspired suggestion, the answer becomes clear: give him what he really wants.
The Eisbibers may specialize in pastries, but they know how to serve something just as irresistible.
Now, every week, Nick receives a new “offering.” The precinct is emotionally unwell. Wu is thriving. Hank is trying not to cry. And Nick? He’s one offering away from losing his mind… or giving in.
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11 Jun 2026
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Nick gets hit with a love potion. Suddenly, he’s making heart-eyes at his captain, quoting poetry, and trying to propose in the middle of an active crime scene. It’s uncomfortable for everyone—especially Sean, who’s just trying to solve a case without getting emotionally steamrolled.
The spell might wear off. The feelings? That’s another problem entirely.
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11 Jun 2026