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“You won’t take me seriously,” Jeongguk mumbles, knowing how petulant he sounds, hoping it will work. Ten years ago it would’ve worked. Seokjin has never been very good at denying him anything. “Called me all the way over here just to not take me seriously.” He pouts, tilts his head, blinks up at the way Seokjin’s philtrum stretches as his lips fold. “Why, hyung?”
or, Jeongguk finally gets to touch.
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10 Jun 2026
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He doesn’t want to talk about Harry Potter. He doesn’t want to think about Harry Potter or his stupid Cursebreaker heroics or his ridiculously attractive facial hair. That ship sailed long ago and Draco refuses to chain himself to its anchor. He hasn’t had a rebound despite Pansy’s insistence it will help, but he has wallowed in enough self-pity and shed more than enough tears. Harry was the one that barged into Draco’s life and didn’t bother to pick up the pieces once he got bored—Draco’s well entitled to avoid all mention of him.
(His chest hurts, just a little bit, and he hates it.)
Draco just wants to have his coffee in peace; is that really so much to ask?
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07 Jun 2026
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Shanesexual by soulslaving
Fandoms: Game Changers | Heated Rivalry - All Media Types, Heated Rivalry (TV)
03 Jun 2026
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A stranger makes the mistake of paying a little too much attention to Shane.
Ilya takes it very well.
That’s a lie.
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03 Jun 2026
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The Weasleys try to destroy Harry's and Draco's marriage. They fail because Harry will never leave Draco no matter what Draco does.
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03 Jun 2026
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Tom Riddle owns one good quill, given to him by a boy who had so many he didn't bother to count. It was the first entry in the ledger.
Every gift Harry Potter gives him (the quill, the book, the ink, the gloves, the robes) gets a line, and Tom pays it back the only way he can: fixing Harry's homework, earning his marks for him, and eventually, kissing him on a cold balcony because twelve Galleons' worth of dress robes demand a currency beyond essays.
Harry thinks they're falling in love. Tom thinks he's staying solvent.
This is the story of every object between them, and the moment Tom finally stops counting.
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03 Jun 2026