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Jackie and Nat get into a big fight. Nothing unusual about it until they wake up and realize they're not in control of their own body.
Both of them are now facing each other with the opportunity of having a different insight of their lives for the worst and better.
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Jackie and Shauna are totally platonic best friends, just like they were before everything went to shit. They have no idea why that's so difficult for their friends to accept. The fact that they've decided to get married is completely irrelevant.
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Jackie and Shauna actually manage to have a healthy relationship by denying that it's a relationship at all.
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Self-Destructive Girl’s Masquerading Autobiography by ThornedRose44
Fandoms: The Wilds (TV 2020)
09 Sep 2022
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And it wasn’t until that moment that it dawned on Fatin.
That her autobiography, for it to truly be her heart and soul in written form, would be a living, breathing declaration of love for one Leah Rilke.
A declaration that was about to go fucking public.
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Prompt: It's natural to assume that after the island Leah would write a book about it... but what if Fatin was the one to actually do it. She writes all the unsaid feelings and that's how Leah finally understands that Fatin loves her
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Leah's parents assume she's gay and Leah doesn't correct them, and now she's friends with Toni Shalifoe and they are starting a GSA club and she wonders if maybe her parents were right all along. Fatin sees an opening to make good on her crush on Leah, and Shelby starts to question if following her heart is the only way to go.
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The HS AU that no one asked for but I've been consumed by.
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Bookmarked by depresso espresso (nestcepasromantique)
09 Aug 2021
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The first time it happens is convenience.
It's because they're best friends who see no issue in helping each other out.
If it happens again, and again, it's still convenience, right?
Except for the fact, Fatin Jadmani finally gets what that dumb-ass sickness in her stomach is. She's in love with her roommate. She's in love with Leah fucking Rilke.
Set years after the island, individual TW's in chapter notes.