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Yuuri walked towards Victor Nikiforov like a man heading to his execution.
A commemorative photo didn't sound too bad, and it was probably his last chance to get one.
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Yuuri bitterly takes Victor up on his offer and ends up very surprised.
Part 1 of Dream Weaver
AU. A sailor and an enemy pirate are marooned on an island together, and while awaiting rescue they accidentally achieve domestic bliss.
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Dean Winchester is lieutenant of the Royal Trading Ship Echelon. On a pleasantly sunny but particularly catastrophic day, he is marooned on an island somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with only one man for company. That man is Castiel, captain of the black-sailed Leviathan: a pirate, no less. Given the circumstances under which they are stranded, rescue seems unlikely, and it could be aeons before a ship even comes by. The two of them may as well make the most of their own private island, personal differences be damned.
“Angel, bloody hell. Hi. You doing okay? Do you have any idea what’s going on?”
It was quiet for a few seconds.
“I’m sorry,” Aziraphale said then, still polite, but a bit perplexed. “Who is this?”
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Crowley, upon finding that Aziraphale does not remember him, is very much Not Okay with the changes Adam made after the Apocalypse That Wasn't. He can't do anything but try and make the best out of it, though.
When pair skater Yuuri Katsuki’s career comes to a scandalous end, he does not expect the retired pair skating legend Viktor Nikiforov to suggest that they compete together. But taking on a new skating partner is full of trial and error, and the skating world doesn’t know how to react when the Katsuki-Nikiforov duo, against all odds, starts doing well. The last thing either of them should do, as they strive for their last chance at greatness, is to fall in love. Yuuri knows he is damaged goods, and Viktor knows his body is starting to fail him. They have competitions to survive and medals to win. No, falling in love is out of the question; they’re just very good friends. And even if Viktor felt something, he’d never act on it, and even if Yuuri happened to be hopelessly in love, he’d be mortified if Viktor ever found out.
What if Magnus had realized that Alec had made a deal with his Father the second Asmodeus gave him his magic back? After all, Magnus Bane is no fool.
In a pragmatic attempt to spur Hell's infuriatingly ineffective king into doing something useful for a change, Alastor finds Lucifer becoming far more attached to him than he had intended and scrambles to deal with the consequences.
Lucifer is just trying to figure his shit out and not completely fuck things up with Charlie.
Omega Mer-Sirens finally reach maturity to sing at the magic age of thirty. And when you live for hundreds of years, it’s not a long time to wait. Although Castiel is at odds with some of his clan’s teaching and traditions, he is ready for his Rite of Passage. His death song is beautiful, and will no doubt woo a Alpha Human to a peaceful grave.
But, in the midst of his song Castiel discovers that the Alpha Human he’s chosen is, in fact, his true mate! How can Castiel save his mate from plunging into the sea in time? Can a Siren and a Human fall in love? Can the Gods truly protest when they have marked them as true mates?
Caught between the lesser of two evils, omega Dean Winchester is thrown into the orbit of Castiel Novak—a gorgeous, older, and incredibly wealthy businessman…and perhaps the only alpha who wants him for his brains, not his body. Castiel has no interest in bending Dean over the nearest surface and fucking his brains out, which is a first. Not that Dean cares about the alpha’s lack of interest. Nope. Uh-uh. He couldn’t care less.
Sam has questions. Peter has memes. Bucky has a secret.
Strange is an unscrupulous real estate wizard.
Where do you hide a teenage superhero fugitive? The only answer Sam can find is the hidden and slightly haunted house Strange offers. They have room to breathe but after everything, Sam knows he wants Bucky in his life, he knows he needs to help Peter figure things out, but he's not sure if he's ready to put down roots again. Also, why is there a man in a giant Rhino suit tearing up downtown?
When Sarah kicks Sam out, he doesn’t have any option but to move in with his co-worker, Bucky. And so their relationship shifts from co-workers to roommates, ONLY roomates, thank you very much, Sarah.