VanillaFiend
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"Look. at. me." Each word punctuated with a roll or grind of his hips into Morty.
Based on a prompt from ThisArtsyGamer on Twitter
"Rickorty idea that Morty hides his face when they're intimate but Rick hates that shit and tries to pin his arms or make Morty look at him cuz Rick likes to see Morty's expressions"
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"I like you." Robert's words come out in a quiet exhale, but unwavering, unabashed in the quiet night air. "Might be in love with you, just a little."
Flambae swallows, throat tight, a coil in his stomach. "I-I...Robert." He places a hand on the railing beside Robert, the man still looking at him with shiny doe brown eyes. He taps the remaining fingers of his right hand against the cool metal nervously. "I...I'm sorry."
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Probably Better Than Eating Your Shoe by HigharollaKockamamie
Fandoms: Dispatch (Video Game)
10 Jan 2026
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Flambae leaned in closer. “I’m going to make you live with knowing that some shitty villain you put away, some son of a bitch you can’t fucking stand, gave you the best sex of your life.”
Robert blinked.
He said, “Yeah, I’m gonna go.”
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- Part 1 of Various Small Flames
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11 Jan 2026
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"-lieve that he's just fucking ghosting me," Flambae rambled on, oblivious to Robert's thoughts, "Me! I mean, clearly he has no idea what he's missing out on, but you know what, Bob-Bob? It's his fucking loss."
"Sure," Robert said, grinning a little. He didn't know why he enjoyed it so much when Flambae got all worked up about shit. Maybe he did have some self-destructive tendencies, as his therapist kept saying.
"Oh, suck my cock, Bobert!" Flambae said, spinning around, jabbing a finger at his face.
"Okay," Robert said, completely deadpan.
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- Part 1 of Head Game
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10 Jan 2026
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i feel like it's rare to find actually good cock-sucking- centric fics, so i'm gonna cherish this, wish it was a multichapter or longer, it was just so good
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@r.robertsonIII tweets with a photo and a caption
*A selfie of him standing outside, holding Beef in his other arm. He smiles at the camera, hair slightly tousled and the first button of his SDN work shirt undone.*
I was informed of my new fame and decided to finally make an account. Glad to see that my work behind a desk doesn’t go unrecognised. This is Beef :)
@velocipastor retweets with caption
holy fuck they really do have the wrong guy behind the desk
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10 Jan 2026
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okay, I gotta admit i doubted if this fic is gonna be good but it was brilliant lmao, I gasped and laughed so much, I forgot how good the social media setting fics could be
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Thirteen seconds.
Thirteen seconds of anger. Thirteen seconds of hurt. Thirteen seconds of fire because Chad is fire. And fire is unpredictable, hard to contain, and it usually does not care about what it burns. Thirteen seconds later, the world has been altered and shifted off its axis forever. Because Robert was standing in the fire with him this time.
This has always been a story of redemption and second chances. Of breaking the curse of potential. But when somebody pulls a trigger, the bullet can’t go back in the gun. Right?
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Flambae’s fire attack actually hits Robert after he reveals his identity, nearly killing him on the spot. Six months later, Robert will risk what’s left of him to offer him his last chance at redemption. If not him, who else would?
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22 Dec 2025
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pretty addictive, incredibly well written, going to start chapter 9 but so far i am really loving everything about it from plot, to characters to the way of writing, it's a really great fic so far
edit, update 23rd Dec: stayed up longer than should have to finish chapter 18, but this is so good, i can't stop, don't want to stop reading
also, I got a feeling i know where things are heading (not meaning the romance but the rest of the plot) and all i can hope for is a happy ending, cause *boy*, if i'm right about my predictions, the REAL angst is yet to happen (can't wait for next chapters)
(also, adding a "Recommended")
tiny edit for chapter 22: the gaps in Flambae's memory from meeting with Shroud are confirming my suspicions of what might happened back then/what will happen in the future.. *insert the cospiracy theory ramble gif*
edit for chapter 24: shit. i don't like it when a character starts to feel too similar to me lol (for real tho, Flambae/Chad at the end just..hit too close home. it's always awkward to hit that moment when reading — not in a bad or negative way, just like suddenly having a mirror put up infornt of you when you didn't expect it. and it's a sign of good writing — making the characters feel so sincerely *human* the reader can see a reflection of themself in the character, in a way that's impossible to deny and strucks suddenly. so it's a good thing, it's honestly difficult to write a geniuenly human-feeling character(s) instead of more cliché-based puppets, i'm really enjoying this series)
edit for chapter 30: okay, so i was right about that one little thing i thought but the reveal that there was so much more.. damn. i mean, looking back at the previous chapters, it all makes sense, but it was still a surprise and made my heard bit a lil bit faster when reading, this was so good and painful, i kinda don't have the words. i feel bad for Chad, but at thr same time, i can't feel any sympathy for him beacuse those are the consequences of his own actions. i still hope for a happy ending for him, he's an extremely well written complex character in here, the author got the depth of his character incredibly well while managing to push and turm things to extremes and ways tgat dit the story's narrative, really well done