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Gravity by VanillaCottonCandy
Fandoms: Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, Hunger Games Series - All Media Types
01 Mar 2021
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But he just stares at me for a long moment, his smile never wavering, then admits simply, "I'm just so happy that I threw you that bread."
I feel my chest constrict, both moved by his words and exhausted from even standing inside this place again. And my eyes overflow then and all I can manage to say is, "so am I."
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Katniss and Peeta, growing back together through a series of snapshots. Set Post Mockingjay.
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Black and Blue by hutchabelle for Xerxia
Fandoms: Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, Hunger Games Series - All Media Types, The Hunger Games (Movies)
05 Aug 2020
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On Katniss and Peeta’s graduation night, they attend a party to celebrate completing high school. Armed with a whiskey bottle and fear that he’ll miss his chance, Peeta approaches Katniss and asks her to share his company and the alcohol. Both of them are surprised when she agrees.
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The Burnt Edge of a Bread by ciemai
Fandoms: Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games (Movies)
02 Jun 2025
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Katniss met Peeta in her woods.
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In the Seam by ciemai
Fandoms: Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games (Movies)
09 May 2026
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Katniss had tried not to fall for him. She had built her walls carefully, stone by stubborn stone, layering them with caution and distance, convincing herself that she could keep everything contained if she was strong enough, guarded enough. She had told herself that love was a risk she could not afford, not in a world that took so much and gave so little back.
But Peeta had always been stubborn.
Her Peeta never forced his way in, never broken through what she built. Instead, he had been patient and clever, he found the smallest openings, the quietest cracks she did not even realize were there, and slipped into them like water until his presence was no longer something she could contain, until it rose and rushed through her like a waterfall, filling her with everything she had once tried to deny.