Character · 120 works
Ronnie Box turns up in 81 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 3,800 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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Endeavour (TV)
by greenapricot
Ronnie’s in a pub. Not one of his usual haunts. Those are all dead to him now like he probably should be. It’s a startling thought. Uncomfortable. It’s been a month since he got out of hospital and the thought keeps popping up; a sinister thing hovering at the edges of his vision. A black mark on every day. He can’t seem to get rid of it, hasn’t managed to grab it and crush it to nothing either.Whisky helps.Mostly.
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by iloveyoudie
Ronnie broke the silence himself by calling out to the depths of the flat, “Are you awake? I’m home.”
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by Anonymous
Morse is an easy target in Castlegate, the bore in the basement, as Jago calls him. Ronnie laughs with the rest of them, relishing in how far down the pretentious, self-righteous, and arrogant little sergeant has been sent. It's all harmless fun, he reasons, and barely gives it a second thought. Ronnie shrugs off as Jago hands Morse dead-end calls and small-time cases, jobs that should go to DCs or even PCs. They're short handed anyway, so who cares so long as the job gets done?Until Cranmer House.Ronnie stands in the ruins of a hundred family homes, and realises they have one man missing - and it might be all his fault. What if Morse had arrived before the tower collapsed? There's hundreds of people to evacuate, and Morse isn't leaving until he sees every one of them out - or dies trying.
Endeavour (TV)
by guardianoffun
You know the trope. That's all this is. Morse and Box, through a series of events, are forced to hunker down in the same bed for the night.Not slash, but perhaps another time...
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by LadyAJ_13
Someone mentions it while he’s getting coffee, only they don’t say the name - just a constable, caught in the crossfire.
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by ronniebox
When your idiot constable faints at work because he refuses to admit he's got the flu who you gonna call? Ronnie Box of course. Box the nursemaid; the content you all wanted, but were too afraid to admit.
Endeavour (TV)
by ronniebox
Watching Box hold a baby was supposed to be cute, not set off a million alarm bells that that made George try and dump him. Idiots being idiots.
Endeavour (TV)
by HumanDisaster (chocolate_shreddies)
He's nearly 26, he's angry and upset and he makes the biggest mistake of his life.
Endeavour (TV)
by iloveyoudie
It had been a long two days since George woke up mildly hungover and a bit sore in Ronnie Box’s bed.
Endeavour (TV)
by guardianoffun
George's home isn't very homely, so he spends most of a pay-check on decorating supplies and then ropes his not-boyfriend into helping him do it all.
Endeavour (TV)
by iloveyoudie
After a moment he rolled over, still using the man as a pillow, and pulled both of their left hands up to the light. Tangled together, Ronnie’s hand large and strong and tan, his own pale and spindly, and each of them bound with a ring.
Endeavour (TV)
by iloveyoudie
Ronnie Box woke up because he was cold, but it wasn’t just a chill from the duvet shifting or his foot hanging out from under the sheet, it was the absence of George beside him.
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Endeavour (TV)
by ronniebox
George having a slight mid-life crisis aged 23, decides the cure to feeling bored of an evening is to call the boss he's been shagging. Phone call may or may not lead to some realisations about the boss.
