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He just wanted a mocha with too much sugar. Instead, he found a dark bookstore run by a man who doesn't know how light switches work and a dog that looks like it eats intruders for breakfast.
Neil is a walking disaster who doesn't realize he’s being watched. Andrew is a man who watches everything and feels nothing—until now. The Foxes are still broken, the "reunions" are still a nightmare, and Andrew is pretty sure the book he just bought is poorly edited.
But he’s going back tomorrow. Not for the book. For the "bat."
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Or:
Neil josten never joined the foxes but Andrew meets him post graduation, now a pro Exy goaly, in a bookstore but this time, Baltimore left Neil very much blind.Aka: Set in a universe where Neil never joined the foxes and now we follow a depressive (not new..) post graduation Andrew as he discovers a newly oppened bookstore owned by a traumatized Neil Josten who this time very much lost his vision in Baltimore ;b
I would very much appreciate comments and opinion as long as they arent hate !
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25 Feb 2026
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When The Bones Are Good, The Rest Don't Matter by The_Grakenn
Fandoms: Stray Kids (Band), XLOV (Band)
01 Feb 2026
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"Felix, do you have glitter on your face?" Chan walked toward him and swiped his finger over Felix's face and pulled it back to examine it, "It is glitter."
"Uhmm." Felix couldn't think of a suitable response to this, what was he supposed to say, 'Oh you know the group that we did a dance challenge with yesterday, apparently they awakened something in me, so I decided I needed glitter on my face and a skirt on my waist'. Whilst Felix fumbled for an answer, Chan decided it was now time to look around Felix's room. This would mean he'd probably spot the skirt he's discarded in the corner behind the door, in hopes that they wouldn't be spending much time in his room.
Or Felix does a dance challenge with XLOV, which brings up new gender based feelings.
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03 Feb 2026
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“Have you considered the possibility that Neil has chosen you, but believes you have not chosen him?” Renee says. "Have you ever explicitly told him what you want?”
“Neil knows what I want,” Andrew snaps. This is not Andrew’s fault.
“How do you know?”
Because Neil always knows. He is as fluent in Andrew’s micro-expressions as he is in German and French. He knows which head tilts mean “go on” and which ones mean “shut up.” Without ever asking, he learned what it meant to see Andrew wearing double layers of long sleeves, or taking multiple showers in a day, and learned to hand Andrew the car keys.
That has always been the most terrifying thing about Neil — his patience to wait, watch, listen, learn. The prospect that if Neil were given enough time, there would be no part of Andrew that was just Andrew’s anymore.
“He has to know,” Andrew says.
“Does he?” Renee says. “Have you ever known Neil to assume that he is wanted?”
Five times Neil tells someone that he and Andrew aren’t dating, and one time Andrew uses his words to set the record straight.
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22 Dec 2025
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Lavender's Blue by LilArtifex
Fandoms: Dead Boy Detectives (TV), Lockwood & Co. - Jonathan Stroud, Lockwood & Co. (TV)
15 Oct 2024
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Lucy Carlyle, George Cubbins and Anthony Lockwood (of the not-really-very esteemed Lockwood and Co ghost-hunting agency) have been called to investigate a house by an overprotective brother/brother-in-law. Rather standard, one would think.
Except for the boy who was staring down at Lucy - with his head through the wall.
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Charles Rowland, Edwin Payne and Crystal Palace Surname-Von Hoverkraft (of the carefully hidden Dead Boy Detective Agency) have been asked by a client for help regarding the relocation of her bones before a trio of ghost-hunters show up that night. Easily done.
Except now Edwin found himself staring at an Agent with his head poking through a wall, revealing that he is, quite obviously, a ghost.====
So, Netflix cancelled two ghost shows. I loved them both.
So I'm writing a crossover, because it's a crime that only one exists (that I can find).
If I don't lose motivation and people like it, I might turn this into a little series - I have an entire Google Docs worth of world-building and plot notes to get through and a lot of characters that I reckon would have a grand ol' time together (I say this with both sarcasm and glee).
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30 Oct 2025
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I’m Lying: A ‘Memoir’ by N. Wetskanky
In the 12 years that Nathan Wesenski was active, he, and the cult he maintained, were responsible for over fifty confirmed murders, with the actual number of murders estimated to be in the hundreds. Nicknamed “The Butcher of Baltimore” by friends, colleagues, and weirdos online, Wesenski was famous for his use of butcher knives and subsequent cannibalism of his victims. Once he was arrested after the murder of his wife, Mary Hatford, Wesenski was sentenced to death at the Chicago state prison. Survived by his reformed cult members and his only child, the story of Nathan Wesenski has gripped the nation. Now, years after the death of his father, the son of the Butcher breaks his silence; in a fake and upsettingly vague account of his childhood, N. Wetskanky doesn’t tell the story of life under one of America’s most notorious murderers.
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08 Oct 2025