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Kimi laughs; he pushes again, but this time his hands stay. He is not wearing a towel, and is therefore still wet all over. George wants to say mind the floor, he wants to say lots of things, but Kimi is faster. Seems like a trend. “Where do you learn these words? Are you reading the dictionary or something?”
He says it like it’s something George would genuinely do. Like he goes to sleep at six in the afternoon with a Merriam-Webster on his lap and a cuppa on his nightstand, like that is the person Kimi imagines him to be behind closed doors. “It’s a common word,” George hums, “rapscallion.”
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15 Jul 2026
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Max touches him with a gentleness that is almost obscene in the same way that it was when Marie Antoinette said let them eat cake: well-meaning at least five astronomical units past the realm of mockery.
(He—George, the person—didn’t want to be about Max, he’d thought stupidly, all wrapped up in navy blue.)
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- Part 2 of steel for men
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09 Jul 2026
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Season 27 Background.
George Russell is the 2026 World Drivers’ Champion. In 2027, his teammate at Mercedes is Max Verstappen.
The Dutchman signed with Mercedes behind George’s back. At this point, the two had already been broken up for three years, while still maintaining a three-year friends-with-benefits arrangement.
For the season, they established a set of private rules that must not be broken and cannot be crossed.Bookmarked by JoeyJustChillin
02 Jul 2026
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Charles Leclerc wakes alone in a hotel room with no memory of the night before. His scent is wrong. His body feels unfamiliar.
There is only one person he calls.
Max Verstappen arrives expecting rivalry. He finds something broken instead.
As Charles navigates media scrutiny, and a sport that was never meant to make space for omegas, the grid fractures around him. Carlos knows more than he says. George and Lando stand closer than ever. And Max must learn that protection is not possession.
This is not a story about losing power.
It is about redefining it.
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26 Jun 2026
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I hope you die? Bland, boring threat. It’ll happen eventually.
I hope that on your next commute, you get such mind-blowing head from your coworker that it forever alters your perception of blowjobs? It’s real. It’s scary. It could be happening to you right now.
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10 Jun 2026