Spectral
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During the start of the Nefud crossing, Ali suffers a gruesome fall from his camel. He awakes with a throbbing head, a foggy memory, and a renewed passion for Lawrence.
Confused, the Englishman tries to figure out why his rival is suddenly intent on wooing him.
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07 Sep 2026
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"It isn't your fault, Will," Hannibal hums. "You're an animal. Your training falls to me."
"Fuck," Will exhales, shivering in place. He throbs almost painfully at the words.
"I won't lie to you, darling. There are aspects of this punishment you will not enjoy."
Will can't get his brain to shut up. Hannibal is being reckless, threatening their safety by throwing a dinner party. It's gotten them almost caught before.
When he starts lashing out, Hannibal has to remind him of his place.
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05 Sep 2026
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Will knows Hannibal wouldn't want it. Everything about him screams 'control.' He's a killer, a monster, a beast of a man. He'd never let Will do... that. Which is a shame, because Will got pretty good at *that* with Molly.
It's frustrating. Maddening, even. Hannibal's injuries were extensive, and he keeps putting off their consummation, telling Will he wants to wait until he's back at full strength.
Will tries to be patient. He really does. Until he doesn't.
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26 Aug 2026
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"Jordan sighed. 'To be quite frank,” she said. “He is taken by me.'
For a moment Gatsby seemed to be taken aback, and Jordan smiled a thin smile. It wasn’t entirely accurate. But she had seen the way Nick’s eyes had fixed on Gatsby from the moment he had entered their conversation, sliding away from Jordan as if she was no longer there beside him. And she didn’t like it."OR, five times Jordan Baker talked about marrying Nick Carraway, and one time she was no longer interested.
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23 Aug 2026
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Steak, Cabernet and the Blindingly Obvious by ConvenientAlias
Fandoms: Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald
21 Sep 2016
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"Gatsby smiled stiffly. He had been prepared to give a long speech in preparation for requesting Nick’s assistance in seeing Daisy. He had been willing to go into poetry to declare his love for Daisy and convince Nick of his sincerity. And now Nick…already knew?"
Or, the one where Gatsby has been wining and dining Nick for weeks and Nick comes to the logical conclusion. Which is not, actually, the correct conclusion. Or is it?
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23 Aug 2026