have me (hold me)
The spell requires a married couple - but what if your marriage existed in another lifetime? Quentin and Eliot must prove their connection is real enough to save Fillory, pushing their relationship to dangerous new limits through sex magic that threatens to merge their minds forever. Surrender to the overwhelming intimacy of two souls bound by magic and desire.I storm into the bedroom, Eliot following close behind. The door clicks shut, and suddenly we're alone with the weight of Kady's words hanging between us.
"I'm not trivializing that life," Eliot says immediately, taking a step toward me. "Those memories mean everything to me, Q. But they're just memories."
"They happened!" I snap, crossing my arms tightly over my chest. I can feel my heart racing, that familiar fear rising up - the fear that he doesn't value what we had as much as I do.
"I know they happened, baby." He reaches for me, and I let him, because I always do. His hands cup my neck, thumbs brushing gently against my jaw as he studies my face. "That life means the world to me. But it didn't happen to these bodies."
"That doesn't matter!" I insist, pushing closer to him, my hands fisting in the front of his vest. The scent of his cologne mixes with the faint smell of magic that always clings to him, and I have to fight the urge to bury my face in his chest.
"Doesn't it?" he asks softly. "The man who married you never hosted a god-killing monster. The man I married never watched gods die. We've both got scars these new versions of us carry."
"Did you read the spell requirements?" I press, meeting his eyes. "It's about the connection between minds and souls, not physical bodies. Our love literally saved the world once before."
Eliot studies me for a long moment, something complicated flickering across his face. "Do you know how incredible your ability to believe in things is?" he asks finally, his voice soft.
I know what he means - he means me, believes in me - and suddenly I'm not angry anymore, just achingly vulnerable. The air between us shifts, thick with tension that feels both familiar and dangerous.
What do I say to convince him? To show him that our connection is real enough, strong enough, married enough?
At the End of the Day (Or Even When the Day is New)
The weight of his body against yours feels both foreign and inevitable. After everything - the fights, the injuries, the near misses - there's still this: Hardison, at your door, vulnerable in a way you've never allowed yourself to be. The bed still holds the warmth of his body from last night, a physical reminder of how easily you're breaking your own rules. You've never been one to share your space, your body, your fears... but with him, it's becoming impossible to keep your distance. The question isn't whether you want him - that's never been in doubt - but whether you're strong enough to stop fighting what you both need.
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[Xingqiu] Glass Rain
A forbidden love between a fork who can't smell and a cake with an irresistible green grape scent. Their passion defied their ABO natures, until a dangerous bite drove them apart. Now reunited on set, old desires reignite under the camera's gaze. As rain falls outside, will their love shatter like glass or finally quench the drought in their hearts?
it's our time now (if you want it to be)
Twenty years ago, they were inseparable foster siblings plotting grand heists. Then Quinn disappeared, declared dead in a tragic accident. Now, in a hidden cave preparing for the heist of a lifetime, their eyes lock across a crowded room - and time stands still. Parker never thought she'd see her brother again. Quinn never forgot the sister he left behind. As old memories collide with dangerous new plans, bonds will be tested, misunderstandings will arise, and unexpected attractions may form in the shadows of their high-stakes world.
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