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Sunday, for as long as he remembers, has been distrusting of this world. He’s reminded of why when his own sister falls victim to it.
He drowns when it rains; Sunday can hardly find the strength to wade through the murky waters of grief. Luckily, an unfortunate band of weirdos help him learn that he doesn’t have to navigate these channels alone—one click at a time.
or,
Robin dies and Sunday doesn’t know how to handle it when the world doesn’t stop and wait for him to catch up. As her last request, he joins the photography club.
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22 Feb 2026
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On Valentine’s Day aboard the Astral Express, Sunday has no intention of participating in the crew’s gift exchange.
Funny how fate seems to not, in fact, give a crap about what his intentions are...ever.
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15 Feb 2026
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The five times they (almost) share a bed, and the one time they actually did
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11 Feb 2026
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Counting Down the Days Until You Are No Longer in My Thoughts by Nin_nz
Fandoms: 原神 | Genshin Impact (Video Game)
10 Feb 2026
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After she was gone, Alhaitham began to sense—slowly, almost imperceptibly—that the calm, meticulously ordered life he had built was no longer intact. In dreams that returned like echoes, in memories that lingered among the shelves of the library, and in meetings that wore the guise of coincidence, he found himself drawn again and again toward a feeling his reason had once dismissed as illogical. When Lumine left Sumeru, what remained was not simply emptiness, but the lingering afterimage of love—soft yet unyielding, like light burned into the eye—something he no longer knew whether to hide away, restrain within reason, or follow, unflinching, to its inevitable end.
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05 Feb 2026
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It was a marriage of convenience. Her flesh in exchange for the greater good. Her people needed the dragons’ help, and the latter sought a clean sacrifice that would yield results. This proved more difficult than expected, with her husband perpetually absent from the newlywed mansion by the deserted shore. But at least the clockwork dog kept her company. And the staff that she couldn’t see. In any case, she didn’t want to complain. The food was good. Her husband was handsome.
And she was terribly bored.Bookmarked by everlastingdream
04 Jan 2026