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Mickey was pretty comfortable with his life: he got used to Ian being a superhero, running around, saving lives, and then coming home to Mickey. The only rule Mickey had was that, while he was a super, he wouldn’t be a hero—until one favor from Ian changes everything.
With the emergence of a new villain that seems to like to play with their victims, Mickey slowly becomes more and more rooted in hero life and the dangers that come with it.
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T.B. Pitch is the uptight, neurotic author of the bestseller, Gravel Road. As of recent, though, he's been plateauing--no new content. Not even a poem.
In a desperate reach for inspiration, he travels out to public shops to try to grab onto something to write. It mostly comes to dead ends, until he stumbles upon a new bookshop that sports a friendly, somewhat familiar owner, a comforting lounge area, and a distinctly handsome employee who performs for Saturday Story Time. Whoever this is seems more like a book character than an actual person.
There, it hits him. Or, rather, smiles at him.
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Alternate Universe where Baz writes Carry On based off his interactions with Simon.
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Simon has learned to despise his ‘evil anti-friendmate’ Baz despite being connected to him through magic their entire lives. From sharing luck at ten years old, to mind reading at twelve, to teleportation at seventeen, and the Red String of Fate at twenty—Simon and Baz know only three rules:
1) The New Year’s Eve countdown brings them one new bond to share,
2) The bond only lasts the year, and
3) Bonds NEVER occur twice.But this year, the magic is out of their control and seems hellbent on bringing them closer together—even if it kills them.
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It's Christmas Eve and Simon is feeling sad. Good job Baz is there to cheer him up.
Post "Carry On", no smut just feels.
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- Part 1 of 12 Days of Shipmas
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In which Snakesak plays Big Brother.
