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‘If I needed a neuro surgeon, she’s who I’d choose’
That's what Monica had said once, but Amelia never thought they would be in a world where any of this could happen.
Or Monica gets badly hurt in the OR floor explosion and it's up to Amelia to save her, but will she wake up before they have to make a drastic decision?
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31 Jan 2026
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freedom (i won’t let you down; i will not give you up) by whammy
Fandoms: Disobedience (2017)
22 Jun 2018
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In which Esti goes to New York and Ronit learns that to love is to be free.
Snapshots of the life they build together.
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30 Jan 2026
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Nancy Wheeler survived the apocalypse, got into her dream school, and moved to Boston to start her perfectly planned future. So why does she feel like she's wearing someone else's skin?
It starts small. With a new hairstyle. Then new clothes. And a trip or two to a local gay bar. But every comparison leads back to the same conclusion, the same variable she's been ignoring for months now:
It's always Robin.
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A pre-epilogue Nancy Wheeler character study about queer self-discovery, gender presentation, and falling in love with your best friend. (a.k.a How Nancy got her iconic look in the epilogue)Bookmarked by katsbarrell
16 Jan 2026
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At the graduation ceremony, Nancy moves through the “normal” motions like paperwork, until she spots Robin off to the side: newly free in her long hair, visibly recovered from the gaunt months under military custody, and radiating a dangerous softness. They reconnect with last-name banter that barely covers how intensely they’re seeing each other.
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04 Jan 2026
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Eighteen months after Hawkins, Robin is still living with the aftershocks: insomnia, hunger she can’t finish, and the kind of obsession that turns every memory into a clue. Then Nancy comes back changed, sharper around the edges, quieter in the way that means dangerous honesty. One joke slips out. One look answers it. And on a cold porch, Nancy offers an apology you can’t take back.
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04 Jan 2026