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A year after their fall, Will begins to sense that Hannibal longs for something more.
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- Part 12 of NW14 Kinktober 2021
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18 Feb 2026
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Hannibal Lecter is a vampire, and he has been considering making Will Graham the same for some time now. Unfortunately, at an alley way crime scene, someone beats him to it.
Will’s belief that vampires are inherently evil leads to him being incredibly self-destructive. Hannibal is determined to make sure Will is not the cause of his own ruin.
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Following the disastrous dinner party, Will Graham decides Hannibal doesn't get off that easily.
He's getting his husband back, and he's going to make everyone suffer in the process.
Beverly is just glad she made popcorn.
Sequel to 'Stop Telling People I'm Dead!'
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- Part 4 of In Another Life
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03 Jan 2026
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Will Graham was perfectly healthy.
That was the conclusion he’d reached on his own—no tests, no specialists, no sterile waiting rooms—because he had no intention of going anywhere near a doctor. Not anymore.
Not after the encephalitis.
So when something felt off now, Will decided what it was himself. And right now? He was fine. Perfectly fine.
The vomiting in the mornings was unpleasant, sure, but it had an obvious cause. He could feel it before he even opened his eyes: a tightening in his chest, the uneasy churn of his stomach. It wasn’t illness. It was the dreams.
The aversion to meat made sense, too. He told himself it was trauma. After being made into a cannibal, Hannibal’s cannibal, against his will, it was natural to recoil. He’d eaten things no human should. The revulsion was a penance.
But the craving… that was harder to explain away.
It wasn’t the dull ache of hunger, easily dismissed with willpower. It was sharper, heavier, almost physical in its insistence. It tugged at the back of his throat, curled low in his stomach. He wanted meat, desperately, but not the kind in a butcher’s case. Not the kind anyone else seemed to crave.Series
- Part 1 of The Recipe Box
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03 Jan 2026