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A different imagining of Hawkeye's life starting 6 years after his return from the war.
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The unconscious man’s breathing faltered.
Hawkeye leaned in, voice low and steady. “Stay with me. You’re not allowed to die today,” Hawkeye muttered. “It’s Christmas. Very rude to leave early.”
1959: Hawkeye experiences his first Christmas in Newfoundland.
Series
- Part 1 of Ten Years After Goodbye
Bookmarked by bethnbrre
27 Apr 2026
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NEWFOUNDLAND?? MASH??? MY HOME AND MY PEOPLE?!?!
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When Agatha begins clearing out her late mother’s apartment, she discovers fifty years worth of letters from a Catholic priest she’s never heard of. In their pages, a hidden relationship comes to light, and Agatha is forced to reconsider her family’s past.
Bookmarked by bethnbrre
27 Apr 2026
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The way I sobbed my eyes out reading this! So beautiful.
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You are a software engineer called Evelyn Brooke, you were assigned the desk opposite the mysterious Harold Wren. Over the course of six years he gets to know you and you find that you're both very private people, but what happens when he finds out on an idle Wednesday that it's your birthday? And how can he justify his decisions concerning you and the machine?
Author's note: There are some trigger warnings for this fic, some suicidal thoughts and mentions of sexual assault, please do not interact if you find this upsetting.
Bookmarked by bethnbrre
01 Aug 2025
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tears. screaming crying throwing up. I love this. Never getting over it
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Hotch doesn’t waver because he knows that you will take care of what he can’t. He leads from the front and you fill in the gaps in the rear.
You two make a good team.
Bookmarked by bethnbrre
25 Jun 2025
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i cried so much while reading this i feel like i should show it to my therapist and be like “this. how reader’s brain works. that’s it.” so, so beautifully written.