3 Works in Asexual Jay Merrick

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    Alex was starving, the hunger was blinding him. It twisted in his stomach and made him lurch over himself, cold sweat running down his face and arms. He was shivering, absolutely freezing. He hated this.

    Of course he was tied to the radiator in Jay’s bedroom. Of fucking course Jay was scared when Alex came to his door last night covered in animal blood and begging for his.

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    title really says it all. Jaylex vampire fic.

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    To say Jay was sick was an understatement. His hands were clammy and freezing, he couldn't feel his face but he was sweating like a marathon running. Every small movement made him nauseous and it constantly felt like he was just about to throw up. Not like he ate enough to actually throw up these days anyways, the feeling still sucked. This sucked.

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    Jay hadn't celebrated his birthday in the traditional sense in a long time. He barely remembered the date until Brian told him “Happy Birthday” that morning, the event written down in Brian's pocket calendar along with the rest of the Marble Hornets crew.

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