Cinders (Visual Novel)
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The New Familiar
by seimaisin
Sure, there’s a time for comfort, a place for the familiar. But Perrault hasn’t earned his scars by always sticking to things that comfort him.
Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
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thorns n' roses
by dearlorditsthedeerlord (MasukisJacket)
Andrew and Thomas on vacation long after the incidents at Wickwood.
Cinders
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Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
There beneath the willow
by rainestorm_days
It didn't say his heart, but in what world could one live without the other?
Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
the rockrose and the thistle
by raineii
Andrew can still feel the worms. Thomas tries his best to soothe him, but everything still feels hopeless.
Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
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Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
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Cinders
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Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
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The Bridge (Podcast)
The Night Shift
by pillowcreek
The bartender AU that nobody asked for Etta and Bertie are bartenders/cooks. Kate's a bouncer. Roger's still their supervisor. Frank's (still) their annoying regular.
Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
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Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
Together We Rot
by DeathsDarlingDear
I finished the book a while ago; and wanted to say what I thought happened with its fairly opened ending. This was weirdly hard to write down, but, really I just think that they both rotted together in that forest- or in each other ig
Don't Let the Forest In - C. G. Drews
How Many Times Will I Drown?
by Saggette
Dove had died last year. Andrew had been hallucinating her for that whole time. He was struggling, it was his fault Thomas had gotten hurt. It was honestly pathetic how much his grief consumed him. Andrew knew it was stupid to be so disgusted in himself, his twin sister, only person other than Thomas who understood him, was dead. Grief is how he should react, but all he could see is all the wounds he had dressed for Thomas that he somehow gave him with his own grief.