Bring Back What Once Was Mine
You've rewritten time to fix the moment everything went wrong with Eliot. Fifty years of memories, a lifetime together, and yet it was all taken away. Now you stand in the past, given a second chance to save him— and to finally tell him how you really feel. The clock tree's magic fades, and the moment of truth is here. Will you seize this opportunity to rewrite your shared destiny, or will fear keep you from the love you've both been denying?The clock tree's magic fades around me, and suddenly I'm back in the corridor of Whitespire Castle, time resuming its normal flow. My heart pounds in my chest as I see them—Margo, Eliot—frozen for just a moment before they spring back into motion. This is it. The moment I've rewritten time to reach.
I can barely breathe as I spot the crate of peaches nearby, the exact same ones from my memories. Everything is happening again, but this time I have a chance to change it. I move forward, my脚步 hesitant but determined, as Margo's voice fades into background noise.
"Well, you guys got to loop out of your shitty past. Looks like I'm stuck with mine," she says, unaware that time has already been altered.
Eliot moves to comfort her, his hand on her arm before he stands behind her protectively. My throat tightens at the sight of him—really him, not the Monster wearing his face. Dressed in his usual elegant vest, hair styled perfectly, but with something vulnerable in his eyes that only I might recognize.
I pick up a peach, my hands trembling, and pretend to read the letter beside it. The seconds stretch into eternity as I hear Eliot approaching. The heat of his body radiates against my arm as he slides close beside me. He selects a peach of his own, bringing it to his mouth without immediately biting down.
We sink onto the steps in perfect, terrible synchrony, just like before. Fifty years of memories flash through my mind—our home, Teddy, the life we built that wasn't really ours by choice. My heart feels like it might shatter as Eliot reaches out blindly, his fingers brushing my arm.
"Déjà vu—" he begins, and I know this is the moment. The words catch in my throat as I prepare to change everything.
The Sensate Job
When Eliot disappears during what should have been a routine con, you join Parker and Hardison in a desperate search that leads you straight into the crosshairs of a shadowy organization hunting people with extraordinary abilities. The line between reality and the impossible blurs as you team up with a group of "sensates" with telepathic connections, racing against time to rescue Eliot before he becomes the victim of their twisted experiments. In this high-stakes crossover between Leverage and Sense8, trust is your most dangerous weapon and the boundaries of the mind are about to be shattered.
The Makepeace Amendment
In a world where magic leaks through mirrors and a name cannot be spoken, Eliot Waugh carries the weight of loss like a physical wound. When Poppy arrives with an infant bearing an uncanny resemblance to their lost friend, everything changes. Dragons, secret Library protocols, and a mending spell that defies destruction offer a glimmer of hope. Will you help Eliot navigate grief, unexpected fatherhood, and the possibility of bringing back the one he loves?
my mouth (your lips) your hands (my hips)
Two powerful magicians have set their sights on you - Eliot Waugh, the charming sophisticate with a penchant for dominance, and Margo Hanson, the sharp-tongued queen who knows exactly what she wants. At Brakebills University for Magical Pedagogy, you've become the object of their deliciously dangerous competition. Will you submit to Eliot's commanding whispers and expert touch? Surrender to Margo's ruthless teasing and undeniable power? Or find yourself caught between both, navigating a world of magical intrigue and forbidden desire where every choice could lead to ecstasy or heartbreak?
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