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Burning Alive by dovingbird
Fandoms: The Hunger Games (Movies), Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, Hunger Games Series - All Media Types
26 Jan 2014
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She hasn't seen Gale in three years. She's liked it that way. So, of course, the second her relationship with Peeta is growing stronger than ever, that baker's boy has to go out and invite Gale to stay with them when he comes passing through District Twelve.
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27 Mar 2026
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After Regulus parades himself nude in front of James, the man can't seem to get Regulus out of his head. His go-to method of releasing stress leads his hands to travel south. A mix of desire, frustration, and shame, but not enough to stop him from wondering 'what if?'. Unexpectedly, James gets the answer he's looking for when Regulus stumbles upon him in a rather compromising situation.
James is acting strange, and Regulus can tell that there's something more going on. This is very unlike the James he knows. Regulus studies his face before glancing down to the man's lap, where his hand is still pulling down on his sweatshirt. James squirms in his seat under Regulus' gaze; his eyes are shifty as he tries to look anywhere but at Regulus.
Regulus places his hand on James' shoulder and asks, "James, is everything okay? You seem a bit on edge."
James tenses under Regulus' touch, but he tries to play it off. "Uh, yeah, everything is fine," he says, shifting his hand to the back of his neck.
Or: James can't stop fantasising about Regulus naked. Regulus happens to show up and get an eyeful of James mid-wank. Regulus decides this is the perfect opportunity to finally make his move.
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- Part 2 of Air Dry
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29 Nov 2025
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Underneath Darkened Skies (A Light Kept Alive) by the_floatie (orphan_account) for Iffy_jinx
Fandoms: Dream SMP, Minecraft (Video Game)
25 Aug 2023
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Either way, Wilbur doing the smallest thing for him, getting him a glass of water, had been enough to burst him at the seams.
In one breath, Tommy was focusing on the burning at the back of his throat. In the next, he was letting out the loudest sob he had ever heard. The guilt was almost consuming.
This, Tommy assumed, was what it felt like to be completely and utterly hopeless.
Or; Tommy's struggle with depression told through days of the week.