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Stronger by Floopdeedoopdee for MrsReadalot, Cattraine
Fandoms: Call of Duty (Video Games)
16 Jul 2026
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Soap is loaned out to an American unit for his demolitions expertise. The mission goes off without a hitch. Exfil is another story.
A John “Soap” MacTavish whump story. Whumpy whump with a huge portion of angsty whump.
Ghost loves his Johnny and Johnny needs his Ghostie.
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They let him crumble to the floor. The three of them stood over their treasure for a moment. Grinning at his two subordinates, the lieutenant wiped the blood from under his nose, “He’s a fighter.”
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The sergeant from Guns & Gangs comes calling and Jay has to pull out his undercover character Ryan Clarke to infiltrate a gang of veterans. It’s going really good until it goes really really bad.
A Jay Halstead whump story.
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Then the crazy fuck gazed down at Ryan’s bruised face, ran his hands over his chest, felt his package, and grinned.
“I’ll take him.”
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It pissed Jay off that all he could do was glare at the asshole, when what he really wanted to do, was twist Mark’s head off his fucking body.
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This is the aftermath of the fight where Jay killed the guy in episode 10.3
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Kidnapped, Jay and Hailey are physically hurt and emotionally traumatized. A Jay Halstead (and bonus Hailey Upton) whump story.
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Without fail, Pat Halstead would always find a way to ruin his own birthday. It didn’t take much, just his youngest kid trying to be a good son.
A Jay Halstead emotional whump story
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- Part 2 of Happy Birthday
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Ghost and Soap are on a mission to eliminate a dangerous target. Soap is leading the team into the building, Ghost is providing over-watch. The team is close to the target as an explision hits them. Ghost can only watch.
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10 Oct 2026
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10/10 chapters are 12/14
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By the grace of God and gifted hands, John "Soap" MacTavish survives the impossible and lives another day.
But being a TBI patient in recovery is a long and brutal process. Between his hovering teammates, a vigilant care team, and the family dynamics he ran to the Army to escape, life looks completely different and much, much slower. And no one is quite willing to acknowledge out loud that when it comes to returning to service, he may be out of miracles.
Still, to TF-141, he's their Soap. And they'll visit every day, for as long as it takes, for him to remember their names this time.
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Soap did not close the gap; he never did, and neither did Ghost. He wondered if Ghost felt it as much as he did. Ghost’s hands were still resting against his thighs, and Soap found himself wondering what would happen if he reached out and held one.
Ghost would probably cut his hand off, Soap reasoned, but there was still that stupid flicker of hope. Soap had nurtured that flicker for years now, never quite letting it die but never feeding it much either. He was not in denial about his feelings towards his Lieutenant, but he certainly was not planning to act on them any time soon.
There was too much risk of losing what little connection he had with the mysterious man, and Soap was not willing to take that risk. So, he stayed content in the grey area, in the almosts and the maybes. It was all he would ever have, and he had come to accept that.
Still, if he just so happened to drift off and his shoulder lightly grazed Ghost’s, who was to say that was on purpose?
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Soap becomes the target of a wealthy crime family when he kills their leader. He deals with this while also coming to terms with his sister's death, his Catholic upbringing, and his feelings for Ghost.
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It begins slowly, this separation. It’s something thick and dark, like a shadow creeping over his shoulder, and he doesn’t feel it around him until it’s too late.
The first time he coughs up at a flower, it’s because of Price.
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A hanahaki variation on the 'Soap gets told to shut up' trope
Now with slightly happier sequel in Chapter 2!
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A variation on "Five times uncle John brought his best friend home and one time he brought his boyfriend", told through the eyes of Margaret MacTavish, matriarch of the MacTavish family.