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When Mickey had decided to move in with a werewolf, he'd thought his biggest concern would be some mandatory howling once a month. Maybe an unlucky rabbit at dinnertime. Shedding?
He sure as fuck hadn't expected this.
"You fucking reek, Mickey," Ian complained, scrunching his nose in distaste.
"Hello to you too, asshole," he grumbled as he kicked off his shoes and left his umbrella by the door.
He strode towards him, tugging at his clothes and scowling as he said, "Take that shit off."Bookmarked by largecactus
19 Jan 2022
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The cottage has been a refuge for Ian and Mickey for many years, a labour of love they spent a whole summer repairing, and each time they enter it, no matter how long they’ve been away, it feels like the cottage welcomes them home.
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26 Jul 2020
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Ian is a very famous handsome closeted soccer player; Mickey is his secret boyfriend; and they manage to be together despite having to hide their relationship.
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- Part 29 of Pleasing My Readers (prompts)
- Part 7 of Established rlship short dribbles
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15 Jul 2020
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With his best friend Sherlock Holmes by his side, John Watson had never felt alone. Now, with university and separation impending, John feels like everything he cares about is slipping away from him.
Adding to John's anxiety are dreams he's been having about his friend, which show Sherlock in a light he hadn't previously considered. Is it possible that John is falling in love with his friend?
"John nodded, even though he knew Sherlock was telling, not asking. 'You’re more important to me than some girl. You’ve been there for me my whole life.'
Sherlock smiled sadly, as if he regretted the devotion he saw on John’s face. John didn’t like Sherlock being sad, especially about their friendship, which was the best thing in John’s life. 'I think you feeling that way might cause you to be very lonely some day, John.'
'I’ll never be lonely as long as I have you, Sherlock,' John said, smiling at him. He truly meant it. As a small child, he had felt very alone. Once he met Sherlock, things were infinitely better, and the more time they spent together, the better things were."
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15 Feb 2018