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Alhaitham’s agency throws him into a livestream dating show. As expected, he rejects everyone. Rudely.
“Name a key scientist involved in the laws of thermodynamics.”
“Newton?”
“What is your stance on Dialectic of Enlightenment?”
“Dia-what?”
“Name a philosopher. As an advantage, a dead one.”
“...”
“Next.”It shouldn't have been as surprising when someone finally snaps.
“Do you even know the answers to these questions, or are you just waiting for someone to say Ibn al-Haytham to boost your own ego?”
Or: The internet is privy to Alhaitham falling in love on camera.
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Bookmarked by Superchell
18 Jun 2026
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Я просто хочу чтобы она всегда писала фанфики по хайкаве. Я многое прошу?
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Help, There’s a Starfish on the Roof! by dtnvrr4
Fandoms: 原神 | Genshin Impact (Video Game)
09 Jun 2026
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Kaveh had been clear. No poetic wording. No room for misunderstandings. No room for miscommunication.
“I don’t see you that way,” Alhaitham replied flatly.
Wow. So straightforward. So concise. Zero social etiquette.
The heartbreak had not even settled in yet and Kaveh already wanted to throw him off the building.
Cyno @tcg_pharaoh:
why is alhaitham on the roofTighnari @actual_leader:
what roof?? like about to jump??Cyno @tcg_pharaoh:
no he’s lying down flat like a starfish on the cement and just staring at the skyStar_Airbnb @star_villas:
🔗 StarFish Rooftop Villa, 2Bedroom, 1.5 Bathroom with View(or: Kaveh was the one who got rejected by Alhaitham, so why is his junior acting like a tragically abandoned stray cat?)
Bookmarked by Superchell
18 Jun 2026
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Боже, как я люблю этого автора. Бог благословил её.
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"You don't have to sell it to me anymore," Alhaitham said. "I'm already here."
"Good boy."
Alhaitham froze mid-step, the branches slipping from his hands and tumbling away from the pile he had been aiming for. For some inexplicable reason, the air felt suddenly warmer—and his pants uncomfortably tighter.
What the—
"…What?"
He turned toward Kaveh, his thoughts still caught on that peculiar choice of words—only to find him crouched beside the dog, scratching it between the ears as he retrieved a small piece of wood out of its mouth and added it to their growing pile.
Oh.
Or
A dog helped Alhaitham discover something interesting about himself.
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Five Times Kaveh Felt Jealous, And One Time Alhaitham Shut It Down by ISteppedOnALego
Fandoms: 原神 | Genshin Impact (Video Game)
09 Jan 2026
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Being possessive was not something Kaveh ever felt comfortable with. He loved and trusted Alhaitham so deeply to even begin to put it into words, yet that didn’t stop the burning sensation taking root in his chest. It wasn’t even about Alhaitham—his demeanor was, more or less, the same as always.
It was her.
Because she was standing just a little too close to what was his.
And, well, he didn’t like it.
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Alhaitham’s apprentice has a crush on him—a fact that made Kaveh lose his mind. Just a little.
Bookmarked by Superchell
17 Apr 2026
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Kaveh's seen the prince before, even if only through sunken stone statues. This boy looks younger, thinner, and far less expressive. His face is gaunt—missing the prideful, nearly smug look etched into every marble bust that finds its way to the sea.
He’s indifferent to the storm, white knuckles clenched against the railing of the boat but otherwise passive—ignoring the sailors yelling behind him. Kaveh can’t hear what they say, not with the roar of the waves crashing against the hull of the ship. Nevertheless, it’s undeniably him—the prince, that is—gripping the edge as the boat tosses and turns. He looks behind himself, so small compared to his sculptures, silver hair plastered to his forehead from the rain.
A particularly large wave pushes Kaveh aside, tugging him under the surface. He tumbles around a bit in the frothy sea, disoriented but unharmed, before he’s able to resurface scanning the deck for the prince, but—he’s gone.