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Adrien had always been fond of Marinette. That was a truth he held close to his heart.
When he nearly meets his fate on an otherwise peaceful autumn afternoon, his world is thrown into typhoon of muddled thoughts and vague memories. Though questions burn at his mind as he lies awake, one particular detail stays constant: a familiar face in the crowd that's been by his side every step of the way.
It's a long road to recovery. But with his partner close, what's there to be afraid of?
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09 Aug 2026
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Love how this reveal mirrors the reveal to Mari's parents in canon, where a threat to them is more important than a secret.
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When Adrien and Marinette get stuck in an elevator together during an akuma attack, Marinette ends up doing something she didn't want to do: She tells Adrien that she's Ladybug.
Adrien has a lot of thinking to do about this revelation.
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08 Aug 2026
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Why are these kids always trapping themselves in a prison of their own creation
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Marinette Dupain-Cheng suffered from an accident that caused amnesia. Now that lycée has started, she's back in school, and Chloé is trying to make sense of her own problems, but Dupain-Cheng keeps getting in the way, and she can't figure out why.
It's fine; everything's fine.
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08 Aug 2026
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Chloe having a blank slate dangled in front of her only to have it brutally ripped away :(
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Rule one: Don't create a secret AO3 account, write fanfiction about your best friend and superhero partner, and then use actual quotes from said partner in your fanfiction.
It's a mistake you only make once.
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“These are your apology flowers?”
“Yes,” he whispered.
“They’re very pretty,” she said quietly, staring down at them, “But they’re not good for apologies.”
“Oh, yeah?” he breathed.
“They mean ‘danger’,” she said, raising a brow at him.
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Marinette had always been so patient with Adrien when it came to matters of his father. She understood that he struggled to say 'no', that he was trying his best. She always made it clear that she loved him anyway.
But even she had her limits. Her trust in him was wearing thin.
Good, he couldn't help but think, standing at her front door with his father whispering into his earpiece. She shouldn't trust me.