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In the middle of finals and quiet exhaustion, Wednesday Addams loves Enid Sinclair the only way she knows how steadily, deliberately, and without doubt. While Enid worries about the present, Wednesday is already certain of the future. What begins as stress and silence ends in a private, intentional proposal, where sunshine meets midnight rain and chooses it forever.
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02 Jun 2026
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“Look, I know you hate me. But Weems said it’s mandatory for you too.”
“I don’t hate you.” Wednesday says. “Hate requires a strong emotion, which you don’t inspire. I only feel indifference towards you.”
Okay, that one stings.
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Enid Sinclair is assigned to write a profile on Jericho High’s most infamous student, but she never expected she’d compromise her journalistic integrity because of freaking Wednesday Addams.
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01 Jun 2026
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"You have something," Wednesday murmured, brushing a petal from Enid's lip.
Twenty minutes later, the bartender is calling them married, Ajax is asking about name changes, and Enid is holding a glowing leaf that apparently counts as a marriage certificate.
Senior year is weird.
◉ Featuring: gothic romance, supernatural marriage bonds, the world's most possessive and devoted Wednesday Addams, and a friend group that will absolutely never let this go. ◉
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16 May 2026
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Kara is caught between being herself and being the person the public wants her to be. Enter Lena Luthor, the refreshingly blunt retail worker who doesn't even know who Kara is; this could either be the start of something wonderful, or something uniquely bizarre. (Either way, Kara's really into it.)
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15 May 2026
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It’s not lost on her, the picturesque scene that lays before her, the vividity of colors. There’s fairy lights strung about the now-empty yard, save for the two of them, and the water – clear and aquamarine – casts a sheen on Enid’s face that flutters and shimmers with the flow.
Something catches in Wednesday’s throat at the sight, at Enid’s eyes, wide and glowing, bluer than she’s ever seen.
“As much as I despise the thought, perhaps there is some truth to Tanaka’s call.”
Enid looks at her, questioning.
“You’re drunk.”
“Mm… maybe a little.”
“Come on, let’s go home.”
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Wednesday tries not to fall in love with Enid Sinclair. She really, really does.
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07 Sep 2025