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Explanation about the creation and inspiration behind the song "Please" from the Aurora album. Daisy and Billy keep getting closer to going past that line but Billy, unfortunately, has self-control. Angst follows but also a very big amount of sexual tension.
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- Part 2 of I Can See You
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Billy and Daisy are trying to write together, set a few days after recording Let Me Down Easy but as their sexual tension rises, so do their arguments, making them want each other even more.
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- Part 1 of I Can See You
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You're my morning sun by filmsapphics
Fandoms: Daisy Jones & The Six (TV), Daisy Jones & The Six - Taylor Jenkins Reid
06 Jul 2023
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Daisy and Billy share a domestic morning with each other. Set some time after they were reunited in canon. Much fluff and domesticity, essentially, idiots in love.
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Memories that bring pain by filmsapphics
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel Movies)
20 May 2021
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After the events of Endgame, Wanda goes back to the Avengers compound (let’s pretend the compound never got destroyed) to collect some clothes and items she left in her room years ago, before the events of Civil War. She decides to stay for a bit longer, since she’s alone, to explore the place she used to know and had so many memories in, when she suddenly stumbled upon a room that once brought her happiness, but now only brings her pain.
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Billy and Daisy's affair that wasn't told in the interviews, which are set to occur within cannon, during the Aurora recording sessions and tour.
Each chapter will increase the explicit content as their situations and dynamic/relationship will keep getting more intense and explicit.
They can be read as one-shots though it is better if it’s read together as a story.
The plan currently is 3 stories set during the recording session and 5 set during the tour.
Tittle is from “I Can See You” by Taylor Swift. The lyrics of the song serve as inspiration for how I’m planning on writing about their affair.
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