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IM JUST A GIRL, WHATS MY DESTINY?
WHAT I'VE SUCCUMBED TO IS MAKING
ME NUMB.Madeline Sinclair had always believed that good things happened to good people
That if you kept your head down, followed the rules, and never reached for anything
out of turn, the universe would eventually tip the scales in your favourAnd if obedience was the measure of goodness, then Madeline Sinclair supposed she'd never been good at all
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(STILES STILINSKI X OC)Bookmarked by AssassinQueen42
23 Feb 2026
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22 Feb 2026
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Scarlett Black, she has been a vampire for 8 years and now forced to go back to school, forced to control herself in front of so much food. All for a puppy. (Starts in Season 1)
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- Part 1 of Teen Wolf
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12 Feb 2026
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Ophelia Hawthorne is used to being left behind. As her friends drift and Mystic Falls begins to feel unfamiliar, she finds herself pulled into a world she never knew was happening around her. What starts as strange encounters and unanswered questions quickly unravels into something far darker and far older.
Caught between the human life she's losing and the supernatural destiny she never asked for, Ophelia discovers she is bound to not one, but four soulmates. And in Mystic Falls, love is never simple-especially when it's written in blood, fate, and forever.
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09 Feb 2026
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Opie didn’t remember hiring her.
He remembered Piney telling him he couldn’t keep leaving the kids alone.
He remembered Unser mentioning a woman from the church bulletin board.
He remembered nodding, because nodding was easier than thinking.But he didn’t remember this.
Kenny was laughing.
Opie stopped just inside the doorway, helmet still in his hand, the sound hitting him harder than any punch he’d taken in the last six months. Kenny was sprawled on the living room floor, giggling as Ellie crawled over his back, and the woman sitting with them—young, barefoot, hair pulled back—was smiling like it was the most natural thing in the world.
She looked up when she noticed him.
No fear. No judgment.
Just quiet acknowledgment.
“Hey,” she said softly. “They missed you.”
Opie swallowed.
No one had said that to him since Donna died.
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05 Feb 2026