NimiTucker
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Tweek and Craig take the next step in their relationship, ready to share their lives, and their bed.
Tweek wants to aim for the moon; Craig believes they can.
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When we finally rose, we lazily dressed ourselves in old, threadbare sweatpants and tiptoed silently through the eerily still halls of your house. We sat outside on the weathered wooden porch and quietly shared colorful popsicles while enjoying the mild breeze of the early summer morning. We ate them in the same colors as the sunrise- first red, then orange, then yellow.
Craig has spent 40 years as Tweek's partner and reflects on a few important milestones with him.
i.e. Craig is very gay for his husband and feels emotional about it
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"There are three sides to every story: my side, your side, and the truth.
And no one is lying.
Memories shared serve each differently."
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Tweek’s eyes narrow, and Craig feels a thrill shoot down his spine.
Fucking yes, baby, let me have it.
“Look, man. I just wanted to make sure you were okay with me being at your practices and shit,” Tweek says, voice hard. God. Why is this getting him going? “I don’t want to have you glaring at me from the pitcher’s mound every time I’m trying to make a TikTok.”
Craig rolls his eyes. “I don’t give a shit about what you do, Tweek. It doesn’t affect me.”
Lies, lies, lies. I care so much. So goddamn much.
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After being separated for five years, Tweek and Craig meet again in college when Tweek is asked to take over the baseball team's social media.Series
- Part 2 of eccentric orbits universe
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A secret order of demon worshippers is conducting brutal human sacrifices in a snow-covered American town. Each victim is left at a precise location, their bodies forming the five points of a massive pentagram. Their final goal is to summon a prince of Hell.
Craig Tucker, a teenage exorcist raised by the Church, arrives in South Park under orders to investigate the killings. Among his classmates is a twitchy blond boy who prays to dark idols and claims to use black magic. He’s harmless. Maybe. But Craig knows better than to trust what feels innocent.
The longer he stays, the more the lines blur between hunter and haunted.