tchaynik
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There is something cracking in Hannibal’s chest, something young and unarmored. He wonders where it came from, how it emerged, when it took residence in his throat– he did not wonder what was strangling it.
He paused, taking another sip of his wine. The empty chair across from him fills his office, Will’s absence visceral and unavoidable.
The wine is a vintage, a delightful Italian Bordeaux he saved for cold nights.
It tastes like ash.
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Threatening the son of a Sith Lord, especially one whose current occupation is that of “unwilling arena slave” is a VERY bad idea. And it goes about as well as one should expect.
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10 Sep 2026
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Two single dads in neighboring apartments accidentally co-parenting their difficult teenagers.
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31 Aug 2026
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god, my heart.
tws for abuse flashbacks but otherwise genuinely so soft
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There was a boy in Amato’s house. By the time he discovered the truth of why his brother had taken a child in, he had already all but adopted him.
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16 Aug 2026
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Wells’ master was gone. The man who took him from a dirty street corner and claimed him as his slave—gone, for no sailor should stay on land for long. But when a six-month’s long journey turned into one year without any message, and then five, then ten, it seemed like his freedom was both very real and very precarious.
The man never returned. Instead, his nephew came to take the inheritance that was his by right.
The fact that he never expected Wells to exist didn’t take away from the fact Wells was, lawfully, his. The fact Wells refused to be free as long as “being free” meant leaving the only home he had ever known was a problem, when it turned out his master’s nephew fancied himself an abolitionist.
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