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Voltron: Vehicle Voltron
FicletDrabble Prompt -
by Quillaninc
Actual Prompt: Voltron, Vehicle style; Shan musing on the object of his desire. (I'd prefer it to be someone NOT shocking (like Rocky), though I know you like the shocking/unusual pairings. Can even be *gasp!* het, if you want.)
9-1-1 (TV)
bloodletting, subletting
by canadadry
Shannon's birthday is on her headstone, and Eddie and Chris are gone—still gone, gone right now, or maybe just… gone. Which is fine. No one promised Buck anything—which is, unfortunately, becoming the theme of his entire fucking life, and— What’s not fine is that it’s Shannon’s birthday, and he can’t just… do nothing, and Buck’s always liked sunflowers—he likes them for their heliotropism, the way that younger flowers follow the path of the sun, day in and day out, turning toward the warmest, brightest part of the world. Dedicated. Undeniably alive. Only ever trying to grow. He wonders if Shannon liked sunflowers. He wonders if she even liked celebrating her birthday. Buck’s been wondering a lot, lately, about Shannon—all the things they have in common. Then, he gets hit by a car. — Or: Eddie moves to El Paso, and Buck gets a hobby. Shannon does not haunt the narrative so much as she violently possesses it.
9-1-1 (TV)
I Mean, You Love Him, Don't You?
by schrijverr
Divergence from chapter 31, where Shannon sees the bombing on TV and immediately realizes (or thinks she does) what is happening; what has happened without her there. However, upon arriving at the hospital, she realizes it’s a little more complicated than that.
9-1-1 (TV)
A potentially explicit work
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coastal shelf
by theundiagnosable
The thing no one tells you about being a ghost is how boring it gets, years in.Shannon’s a bad person for a lot of reasons, but one of them is that one of the only joys of her death is imagining getting right up in her mother in law’s face and saying so much for your pearly gates and eternal peace and heaven, you condescending bitch.Shannon kind of wishes Helena had been right about this one.
9-1-1 (TV)
Too Much to Talk
by i_is_who_what
Shannon lies to Buck and tells him Eddie didn't survive the helicopter crash. Years later, after they reunite at the 118, Eddie still doesn't know what happened to cause Buck to disappear. Buck finally tells him when Shannon comes crashing back into Eddie's life Sequel to Tell the Truth Somehow but can be read as a standalone
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A potentially explicit work
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A potentially explicit work
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The In Laws vs The Ex
by butterflybuckley
Eddie’s parents are visiting for the first time since Buck and Eddie have gotten married. A lot has changed and they aren’t fully aware of that. When Shannon comes by with Christopher and stays for dinner, they dredge up the past.
9-1-1 (TV)
A potentially explicit work
NCIS
Finding Your Soulmate (Recipe): Include Good Things Such As Hickeys, Some Makeup, An Elevator, A Stakeout, And Two Clueless People; Stir To Find The Moral Of The Story
by ReapersAngel
Gibbs can remember the first time he knew he had a soulmate, and the first time he knew his soulmate was in a bad place, but he doesn't know who they are. Lucky for him, there's a solution for that.
9-1-1 (TV)
let's get real
by EiraLloyd
Shannon came to a quick conclusion after that double date — she needed to end things with Eddie. More than that, she needed to ask him for a divorce. That definitely hadn’t been her thought going in, but she had begun to consider it when she’d walked in to find Buck and Eddie sitting side by side instead of Buck by Ali’s. Seeing Buck and Eddie interact was like being hit in the face with the realisation that what Eddie and Shannon had right now? It was nothing. It was an echo of the past, and if Shannon looked back, their past hadn’t even been all that good to begin with. Or, at least, it hadn’t been good long enough for it to matter. They deserved better, all of them. (Or, three times Buck and Eddie go on double dates with their girlfriends and one time they go on a date with each other.)
9-1-1 (TV)
We love supportive exes
by orphan_account
Shannon lives: She and Eddie became good friends after the divorce and she is always telling him to make a move on Buck. When she realizes that it’s not going to happen she decides to make the move for him, planning a double/blind date and never showing up
9-1-1 (TV)
Figuring Out What He Wants
by BrianJustin4Ever
Eddie hears the Christmas elf when she mistakes Buck for Chris's other dad. Could that lead to something?
Warrior Nun (TV)
A potentially explicit work
Warrior Nun (TV)
A potentially explicit work
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A potentially explicit work
Warrior Nun (TV)
Forgive Me Lord, For I May Sin
by Pootin
Camila realises that there is still a hand on her waist. She can feel the firm grip burning her skin even through the layer of clothing between them. It feels as pleasant as it does guilty, and she hates herself for wanting more. Hates how sinful desire is creeping through her veins in a way that feels right, it should feel unwelcome and unwanted, yet it doesn’t.Suppress. Repent. Suppress. Repent.