8 Works by soulinspired
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Silvio hasn’t always been the confident consigliere of the Dimeo crime family. At one point, he was just an insecure teenager. A teenager to whom the mob life seemed all too appealing.
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Consolatio by soulinspired
Fandoms: Ancient History RPF, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Historical RPF
03 Aug 2024
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After the death of his beloved daughter Tullia, Cicero’s life is in shatters. And nothing seems to give him any consolation. Nothing but a letter from his greatest enemy…
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Silvio overhears Tony and Paulie gossip about his weight gain. Things take a turn for the worse from there…
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Tony considers buying another boat and invites the guys on a test ride. But Silvio is haunted by Pussy's memory. And on top, he also gets seasick...
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“Why don’t Sil go?”
“I’m sending him home. He’s dying from the flu.”While Paulie and Christopher trudge through the snow, Silvio is home sick.
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After Silvio discovers that his shirts are starting to get a little snug around the middle, he is determined to go on a diet.
But he soon has to find out the hard way that this is easier said than done, when you have mobster friends who love the Italian cuisine and love breaking balls even more…
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What We Used to Be by soulinspired
Fandoms: Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Ancient History RPF, Historical RPF
11 Mar 2024
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"They used to need each other, but not anymore. Cicero is rich, he doesn’t need her money. And his name is more famous than hers could ever be. And Terentia has no use for a husband who fought on the wrong side of the Civil War. A husband who despises Caesar in Caesar’s Rome."
Brundisium, 47 BC. As he waits for Caesar to pardon him, Cicero makes up his mind to divorce Terentia after more than thirty years of marriage.
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The End of Vanitas by soulinspired
Fandoms: Ancient History RPF, Classical Greece and Rome History & Literature RPF, Historical RPF
08 Apr 2022
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"And how will history judge him? This is what concerns him most these days. Afterall, the judgement of posterity has always been so much more important to him than that of his contemporaries."
March 15, 44 BC: After Julius Caesar’s unexpected death, Cicero ponders his own mortality…