4 Bookmarks by Random_SentiHua_Enjoyer
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Opposites Attract by IRyStotle
Fandoms: Hololive (Virtual Streamers), Virtual Streamer Animated Characters
13 Apr 2026
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One's the vice president of the student council and the top of her class. The other's a well known delinquent with a rockstar attitude and a reputation that precedes her. Kronii and IRyS live in two different worlds and may have never cross paths had they not happened to be paired up for a project together. Little do either of them know, there's more than meets the eye when it comes to their new partner. Despite the fact that they're polar opposites in every way, it doesn't take long for them to go from strangers to friends. From friends to... Well, that's much, much later in the story.
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14 Jun 2026
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The Codependent Philosopher's Guide to Staying Alive by ProgWords
Fandom Class of '09 (Visual Novel)
19 Jun 2024
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Nicole and Jecka are not a good match.
They enable their worst habits, hurt everyone around them, and can’t go a month without blowing up at each other. Their communication is terrible, their coping skills minimal, and their ‘solutions’ never actually fix or address anything close to the problem.
They are, by any and all definitions, extremely toxic.
But, really, none of that matters, because they’re gonna make it work no matter who or what they need to sacrifice to get there in the end. They’re not worth the effort? Says who? Not really for anybody else to decide, now is it?
Being alone is bad enough.
Being alone without the one person who really gets you, for better or mostly worse?
Fuck that.
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"Hey, this is Sophia Laforteza, right? I need help making a letter for Daniela Avanzini."
Sophia held the paper and stared at it for a long, long time.
"...Oh."
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Megan had a reputation she never asked for. People labeled her as the type to change dates every week, the campus flirt who never took anyone seriously. She let them believe it—it was easier than defending herself, easier than explaining that none of it was really true. But things shifted the day someone caught her holding a girl’s hand, stopping her from walking away. The photo spread like wildfire. No one saw the girl’s face, but everyone whispered about who she might be. Only Megan and the girl knew the truth—it was Yoonchae.
Yoonchae panicked when she found out. She cornered Megan, demanding that the picture be deleted, as if Megan herself had been the one to post it. Megan agreed, but not without making her own deal: she’d erase the evidence with the help of a friend, on one condition—that Yoonchae would let her stick around. That meant Megan had free rein to annoy her, show up wherever she was, stays even when she shouldn’t and insert herself into Yoonchae’s world.