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It's not that Jake loves Rooster, because he doesn't. It's the knowledge that whatever Rooster sees when he looks at Jake, it's not something he wants to keep around. Jake should be used to it by now, the effect he has on people. He has a big mouth and an even bigger ego, things that most people can't handle once they realise there's no soft centre underneath. He's bitter right down to the bones, snarky and brash and a little too much for everyone.
Love would require a level of attachment that no one has ever held for Jake.
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- Part 2 of spin something out of nothing
Bookmarked by Liffis
26 Jun 2026
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When Jake Seresin is peer pressured into taking a last minute vacation, he certainly doesn’t expect Bradley Bradshaw to tag along. He also doesn’t expect to discover that his hotel is a hotspot for newlyweds. Nothing, however, could be more unexpected than finding himself on a fake honeymoon with his coworker, who just so happens to be inconveniently attractive.
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Bradley convinces Jake to fake a marriage for a fruit platter (and other reasons).
Bookmarked by Liffis
21 Jun 2026
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Feels like a summer holiday because it IS a summer holiday (hangster version).
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Rooster: 1 Attachment
Rooster: Seresin first round is on me tomorrow if you delete that message and forget I sent it
Rooster: I’m serious. All your drinks tomorrow if we just pretend this never happened
Bookmarked by Liffis
25 Apr 2026
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Jake Seresin is having the best season of his career as a Wide Receiver for the New England Patriots when he accidentally stumbles onto a strange side of the internet. Bradley Bradshaw is a chronically online king who decided to take a break from writing his next book, by, well...
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the nfl player jake / rpf author bradley fic nobody asked forBookmarked by Liffis
24 Apr 2026
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"We have not been flirting," Bradley manages to say, eventually. "I've been telling everybody that you're an idiot once a year in a globally ranked academic journal while you desperately try your best to prove me right."
"Like I said," Seresin smirks. "Flirting."
or; academic rivals to lovers by way of published papers
Bookmarked by Liffis
23 Apr 2026
