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Lines in the Snow by Hbksluvr
Fandoms: World Wrestling Entertainment, Professional Wrestling
21 Sep 2025
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Bret has been mourning his little brother for longer than he ever truly knew him. Owen is, and always will be, a permanent presence haunting his narrative—the little brother he could never protect. He has become a shadow in every corner of Bret’s story: deeply loved, endlessly mourned, and forever untouchable. Owen lingers in the gaps of memory, in the silences, the missed opportunities, and in the stories Bret tells himself about what should have been.
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The Cut That Always Bleeds by Hbksluvr
Fandoms: WWE, WWF - Fandom, World Wrestling Entertainment
05 Sep 2025
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“i can’t be the kiss that you don’t need. the lie between your teeth. the cut that always bleeds.”
In early 1998, Shawn shows up at the Hart House, dragging old wounds into the open. Secrets spill, emotions boil, and Bret finally admits to his family—and to himself—that he’s been in love with Shawn for years… and still is.Or, In early 1998, Shawn shows up at the Hart House, forcing Bret to confess to his stunned family that he’d secretly been in love with Shawn for years—and still is, despite everything.
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Shawn and Bret secretly pledge themselves to each other, their love and devotion defying the world.
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 1,083
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 21
- Hits:
- 186
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I Wish I Knew How to Quit You by Hbksluvr
Fandoms: WWE, WWF - Fandom, World Wrestling Entertainment
13 Aug 2025
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In 1997, Bret Hart struggles with his toxic, unspoken relationship with Shawn Michaels.
Shawn visits Bret’s hotel room, they admit they can’t let each other go, and give in—knowing it will fall apart by morning. -
The 5 Stages of Grief: A Wrestling Life in Mourning - as told through Bret Hart by Hbksluvr
Fandoms: WWE, WWF - Fandom, World Wrestling Entertainment
13 Aug 2025
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The 5 Stages of Grief: A Wrestling Life in Mourning - as told through Bret Hart
Or, Bret Hart as the five stages of grief