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Nathaniel follows his gaze and watches the now soggy popcorn bob and flow with the waves. That was his popcorn and he threw a tantrum like a baby, ruining it.
“Maybe the fish can eat it.” He offers softly, tears welling up all over again.
“Oh, Stupid Baby, you didn’t know? Fish can’t eat popcorn! It’s too big for their mouths and it gets stuck in their gills so they choke on it, then they can't breath, and they die! There was about …” Stupid looks up as if he’s counting each piece in the sky before looking back at Nathaniel with a massive smile, “Three hundred million in your bag so congratulations! You just killed all the fish in the world!”
Nathaniel watches in horror as an orange fish swims up to the surface and opens its mouth.
He throws off his jacket and dives into the water immediately.
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An orange haired raven and a blonde haired fox, both running towards tomorrow but intertwined in yesterday.
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23 Feb 2026
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Neil Josten was dead.
Andrew hadn’t had the chance—and hadn’t cared enough—to see his body. All he knew was that one moment, that creature had been beside him, saying thank you, and the next, he had vanished forever, the way good things always tended to do sooner or later.
The Foxes hadn’t handled it well. The media nearly exploded for days, weeks. The game against the Ravens? A disaster. Without Neil—the key that held together all those people with little in common—nothing made sense.
Andrew should have been used to that feeling by now: the emptiness, the apathy, the silence.
And yet, life seemed louder than ever, his mind collapsing under thoughts that had never been there before.A lifetime passes: long, dragging, leading nowhere.
And when Andrew finally closes his eyes—he goes back.2006/04
Neil Josten was right in front of him: face twisted, pale, lips parted in search of breath, hands clutching his stomach so tightly it looked like he might squeeze himself apart. Alive. And exactly as he had been the day they met.
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Neil Josten dies in Baltimore, and Andrew gets a second chance to save them. Minyard isn’t willing to lose him again.
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23 Feb 2026
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It’s been two months since he burnt his mother’s body and then buried her bones on a random beach in California, but every night he felt like it had only been hours. Nightmares were mixing with his grief and kept him up at night.
He wondered how long he would survive.
PING!
Neil stilled, scarcely breathing. It sounded like an elevator, or maybe like an alert in a hospital. Like a notification chime. Neil kept his body tensed, ready for whatever made that noise.
‘Error initialising.’
He’s gone insane. The little sleep he’s managed and his grief have converged and melted his brain, because there’s no other explanation for Neil to be seeing words in front of his face right now. “What the fuck?” Neil breathed quietly.
Two months - two months and he’s gone insane without his mother’s harsh guidance.Bookmarked by Enan
22 Feb 2026
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Merman Neil rescues Andrew from certain drowning.
Andrew is stupidifed.Bookmarked by Enan
21 Feb 2026
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When Andrew gets exiled from his family's pack for protecting himself, he has to deal with his brother choosing the pack's ways over his own autonomy. Always expecting Omegas to be subservient and slaves to an Alpha's demands. Now he's an outcast, pack-less, and alone for the first time, lost, vulnerable, only moving forward through sheer willpower.
But he pushes his luck too far and gets hurt in the process. Unfortunately for him, help comes in the form of a red alpha, one like he's never seen before. But Andrews's smart enough to expect the worst and never hope for the best.
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- Part 1 of To Build a Home
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21 Feb 2026