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Lance is in love with Keith. This is unquestionable and nonnegotiable. He couldn't love Keith more if he tried.
But all his life, Lance has been left again and again... and again.
So how is he supposed to be sure Keith won't do the same?
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feel you slipping through my fingers, and i know i'll never reach you (but i still hope i'll make you proud) by heliadae
Fandoms: Voltron: Legendary Defender
05 Aug 2026
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By the seventeenth quintant, the Castle began forgetting him.
It happened politely.
His quarters stopped opening on the first command.
The bridge no longer raised his console until he placed both hands against the reader. Training programs omitted his scores from the team average. The kitchen synthesiser forgot the Earth settings he had bullied Hunk and Coran into creating. His preferred shower temperature vanished.
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- Part 2 of inspired by alex warren
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Keith inhaled slowly, trying to regain his bearings. “To get this straight, you’re telling me my body thinks Lance is my soulmate? And it’s trying to… what, mate with him?”
“Precisely!” Coran said brightly. “It’s not something you consciously choose. Your Galran instincts are simply... ahead of the curve."
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Keith’s Galran biology is a problem for the hundredth time; only this time around, the solution involves... *gasp* feelings?!?
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should have known it was you, always you by LoneswaggingRanger for Cail_Jei
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe
01 Aug 2026
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Loki has been in the Grandmaster's clutches ever since Sakaar. Thor finds him, and brings him back to the Avengers.
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“We’re people, that’s great news,” Alfred reiterates, steering the topic back to neutral waters. “I guess let’s rip the bandage off—are we brothers?”
“We’re brothers no matter what,” Matthew quickly reminds him.
Warmth spreads through his chest, but Alfred rolls his eyes, “Are we related?”
A story told in five parts about DNA testing, chosen families, fake birth certificates, group chats, and the slow mending of a centuries-old hurt.
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- Part 1 of The Department of National Identity