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Jeongguk thought he had his life all planned out: slay the vampires and don’t get killed. But when he loses everything he had, Kim Taehyung appears with centuries of loneliness behind him, and a new life for Jeongguk to have.
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03 Jul 2026
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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 MeggyMoog
29 Jun 2026
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Jeon Jeongguk had spent years becoming the kind of man people crossed the street to avoid.
Kim Taehyung met him on the wrong side of it.
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28 Jun 2026
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“What’s it been, a year and a half? That crush is long gone.” Bradley glared down at him, using those few inches of extra height to his advantage. He hoped he looked pissed. Hoped, for once, that he could finally make his point.
But damn him—without thinking, he flicked his eyes to Jake’s lips. Slightly chapped and pink. Inviting when they shouldn’t be. The same as they’d been that night.
Jake grinned, looking far too pleased with himself.
“You sure about that?”
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Jake bolted after the uranium mission. By the time he comes back, Bradley's moved on with a shitty, shitty, shitty boyfriend.
Bookmarked by MeggyMoog
28 Jun 2026
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Jake came home six hundred and twenty-seven days after he fell from the sky. Only he didn't have a home to go to, because the Navy didn't want him anymore. He fought so hard to get back in the air, only to be told he'd never fly again. By all accounts, his recovery was nothing short of a miracle—but still, the risk of re-injury was too high. If something like that happened again, he might not be so lucky.
Lucky. There was that word again. Jake had given a decade of his life to the Navy, had sacrificed everything, and they considered him lucky.
They paid him off well enough, covered his hospital bills, gave him a medal or three. It didn't make it better. It didn't undo what happened, and nothing ever would.
Or: After he's forced to leave the Navy, Jake takes a job as a bodyguard for one Bradley Bradshaw. The only problem? Bradley can never find out.
Bookmarked by MeggyMoog
26 Jun 2026