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Oscar was being his stupid self scarifical self and raced with broken ribs. Again.
Lando was going to kill him.
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But despite every argument and every almost physical altercation, George still recognizes Max Verstappen as one strong and capable alpha that he could turn to — that could hurt him but could fiercely protect him all the same.
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Max learns to be a proper alpha and George learns himAKA AKA
I accidentally read a russtappen fic that turned into a lestappen one and I'm trying to heal from itSeries
- Part 1 of Russtappen Hyperfixation
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Maybe he should have seen it coming. Maybe he shouldn't be so surprised when he sees McLaren's Instagram. Black text on a white background, the papaya logo shining brightly at the bottom like an official stamp of approval—an approval of his exile from the team.
Or in which Oscar is dropped from McLaren during the 2024 season and it changes things.
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Oscar shakily lifts his head from the disrupted nest, his right forearm helping him to twist himself back around, and as his and Max's eyes meet in the middle, right over his spine's natural arch and where he's already nearly open for him and soaking wet, the omega knows what he's already decided.
He'll take everything the alpha gives him, and then he'll ask him for more.
or; oscar assumes that max doesn't like his scent after he goes into an off-cycle heat, at the dutch grand prix. max sets out to (enthusiastically) prove him wrong.
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Some partnerships on the grid are built through years of racing together. Others seem to form through a shared water bottle, a borrowed hoodie and an endless supply of charging cables. Whatever the formula, the result is the same: when the pressure rises, every driver needs something steady to reach for. Arvid appears to have found his lucky charm.
Arvid has a habit of forgetting things. Liam has a habit of carrying exactly what he needs.
It begins with a borrowed pen in Melbourne. Then come Liam’s sunglasses, chargers, water bottles, cap and favourite hoodie. Somewhere between Arvid constantly searching for him and Liam beginning to pack extras, the rest of the paddock notices what neither of them is ready to admit: it was never really about the things Arvid borrowed.
It was always about having a reason to find Liam.
