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- Good Omens (TV) (67)
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Martha Jones knows what exhaustion looks like on a man who insists he’s coping.
At Alderwick, Bobby Bailey keeps turning up for work. His marriage is ending, a boy is dead, and he knows more about what happened than he has told the investigation.
Martha sees him checking on the boys after everyone else has moved on. Bobby discovers he can still make someone laugh over a drink after work.
For a few evenings, being together feels easy.
He hasn’t told her about Freddie yet.
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Crowley has built a career out of his voice, carefully crafted, intimately performed, and shared with thousands of strangers in the dark.
He knows exactly how to make them feel held. How to make them feel wanted.
What he doesn’t expect is to start recognising one listener in particular.
A.Z. Fell: unfailingly polite, quietly incisive, and far too perceptive for comfort. The kind of commenter who notices every breath, every hesitation, who seems to understand not just the performance, but the person behind it.
Aziraphale, for his part, knows better than to get attached to a voice. He’s a grown man, a doctor, perfectly capable of separating fantasy from reality.
And yet, after long shifts and longer nights, it’s always that voice he turns to.
The one that feels like it’s speaking just to him.
Neither of them realise just how close they already are.
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When Dr. Anthony J. Crowley starts filing increasingly irate complaints about the design of his hospital, the last thing he expects is a response, from the architect responsible.
Aziraphale Fell takes professional pride in his work.
Crowley takes personal offence to it.
Somewhere between structural arguments, late-night site visits, and one very dangerous design flaw, irritation turns into something far more complicated.
With art by @wilderlavenders on bsky and tumblr and @r1tzcrackers on here.
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After leaving the TARDIS, Martha Jones has built a life with Tom Milligan. Then the Doctor calls.
It starts innocently enough: late-night check-ins, old habits, conversations that go on too long.
Then comes the game.“Is this cheating?”
According to Tenth Doctor, as long as they don’t kiss on the mouth—or go too far—it doesn’t count.
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After the body swap succeeds, Crowley decides they don’t have to switch back immediately.
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They were never supposed to see that tab, Sims file, playlist, note, message or document — fortunately for them, they did.
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A Good Omens Advent calendar filled with 24 fluffy oneshots.
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In which a beginner baking class leads to flour-covered chaos, piping mishaps, and a romance that rises just right. One cheeky apron at a time.
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Aziraphale is getting married—or, at least he's supposed to be.
He is, however, currently walking down the road leading away from the estate, the guests, and the groom.
He's not sure what's going to happen when he gets to the end—but he needs to get away from here, and there's only one person (who isn't currently a guest at the wedding) that can help him; Crowley.Bookmarked by whatkeepsusalive
14 Sep 2026
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Forgotten and Unknown by Revenessa
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
14 Jan 2024
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This story continues where the second season ends.
In the quiet heart of Soho, amidst the timeless rhythm of London streets, lived an angel that despite the celestial nature of his being, carried his life as a human. Mr. Azira Fell had forgotten he was an angel. His real name, his past, his angelical memories—all was wiped clean.
In the bustling heart of Mayfair, amidst the eternal chaos of London's streets, resided a demon who, despite his infernal origins, embraced life as a mere mortal. Mr. Anthony J. Crowley had forgotten he was a demon. His true name, his dark past, his infernal memories—all had been erased from his consciousness.

