AceRose
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It’s Kevin, Neil and sometimes Andrew doing famous shit.
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- 32,122
- Works:
- 16
- Bookmarks:
- 137
Bookmarked by AceRose
13 Nov 2025
Bookmarker's Notes
I would kill for a social media reaction to every work in this
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He arrived the day the first apples fell, sure as rain.
In which there is a farm, and a family, and more recently, Neil.
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Andrew and Neil weren’t soft…right?
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Moments in which the Foxes (and other) noticed that yeah, Andrew and Neil could be affectionate together. And the one time no one could question it. (something like a 9ish +1)
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In the back of Andrew’s mind, he already knew the identity of the serial killer Nathaniel Wesiniski. It was impossible to not know. But he didn’t want to. He couldn’t.
It couldn’t be true.
But of course, it was.
Because Neil Josten was too perfect to be innocent.
(Little side note, some things about the characters are different; Aaron, Andrew, and Neil's heights have been changed to ones that are more realistic for their personalities lol, Andrew has grown out of his hatred for people as well as his inability to be touched {he is still sensitive about it, but he is okay with Neil feeling him up}, actually since this is a time skip, a lot of the characters are older and they have grown out of a few things. Just felt that adding this little note was a good idea!)
Series
- Part 1 of Serial - History
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 155,887
- Chapters:
- 31/?
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Bookmarked by AceRose
26 Oct 2023
Bookmarker's Notes
Really good idea, I like the premise. The execution is alright, but the author skips over two key details of these characters. Neil's demisexuality and Andrew's sexual trauma.
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the foxes play the newlywed game. it goes just about as well as you'd expect.
“And to think,” Renee said with a smile, “All that bickering and apparently we don’t even know each other at all.”
“I now see why they used to call us the biggest disappointment in Class I Collegiate Exy,” Nicky informed them, smiling like this was a compliment. “Keep up the good work. Next question.”