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Dearest Readers!
Mixka and Trashy invite you for fine dining at the affluent restaurant- the 'Divine inferno. Lucky you, that your head-chef tonight is non-other than Lucifer, King of the Flames!
And word on the street there's a new busboy that's quite 👀✨
Or- The Chef/Busboy fic collab including drama! (locked in overnight) Suspense! (oh my god kiss already) and a lovely wine to go with your meal that's not at all misused...
Bone apple tea!
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27 Aug 2024
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Charlie Morningstar, ever the ray of sunshine, asks Alastor to find out what's going on with Lucifer.
Alastor takes to the task with gusto.
Lucifer hates every second of it.
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20 Aug 2024
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I Laugh Like Me Again by Cypseloides
Fandoms: The Locked Tomb Trilogy | Gideon the Ninth Series - Tamsyn Muir
06 Jul 2021
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The bonus explicit chapter to a prior non-explicit work. Gideon and Harrow start figuring out how to be together and what it means to be Perfect Lyctorized.
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- Part 2 of The Furnace of You
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Inversion by BonesforTime
Fandoms: The Locked Tomb Series | Gideon the Ninth Series - Tamsyn Muir
12 Sep 2021
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After the saltwater pool, they talk about nothing and everything, and Gideon learns one last, terrible secret.
“The option of destruction had been your constant companion since you were three years old.” – Harrow the Ninth, Chapter 6
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02 Apr 2022
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sting of a wasp by brightbolt, imperfectlyctor
Fandoms: The Locked Tomb Trilogy | Gideon the Ninth Series - Tamsyn Muir
20 Aug 2021
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"You’re a virgin,” Gideon said, testing it out. "Huh."
Harrow didn’t like the sound of that huh. She knew Gideon’s noises, and that was a thoughtful, sinister huh. That was the same huh she’d made before putting canned tuna in Crux’s work boots.
Her eyes narrowed. “What.”
Gideon cocked her head to the side. “Is there a reason you’re waiting?” There was no judgement in the question— only genuine curiosity.
Perhaps it was this that made Harrow more inclined to answer. “I don’t have the time to look for someone new,” She shrugged. “And my available pool is… somewhat limited.”
“Well,” Gideon said, with just a hint of conspiracy in those glittering golden eyes. “If you ever want to change that, you have my number.”
What? What?
Harrow blinked. “What?”
Or: the five times Gideon and Harrow successfully bone, and the one time they don't.