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Hating Game (JoongDunk)
Anton x reader fic
Gothic Gelphie Professor/student vampire fic
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type: fanfic
genres: dark romance, crime, drama, angst, 80s southern gothic, smut, fanfiction
pairing: criminal!michael jackson x fem!oc
‼️ disclaimer: 18+ only due to mature themes ahead. this story contains fictional depictions of crime, violence, weapons, toxic relationships and sexual content. none of the behaviors portrayed are condoned or meant to be romanticized in real life. minors do not interact.
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i was already awake when the digital alarm clock on my nightstand started going off. with one hand over my face and my eyes still closed, i reached blindly with the other to shut it off.
i rubbed my face with the same hand and let out a deep sigh before slowly sitting up on the narrow mattress, pushing the white sheets off my legs. morning light had already started slipping through the windows behind the thin floral curtains, casting the room in a warm and faded glow.
i always took my time getting out of bed like it was six in the morning when really it was already nine. i needed my full nine hours of sleep or my body would start giving up on me halfway through the day.
last night after getting home, i spent almost an hour under the water trying to wash the smell of gasoline off my skin. afterward, i took my makeup off, did my skincare routine and sat on my bed watching roman holiday on the tiny television across my room. of course, i refused to fall asleep before the movie ended.
on my way to the bathroom, i adjusted the neckline of my brown top and the waistband of my matching plaid shorts, dragging my bare feet across the wooden floor. after splashing some water on my face, i dried it with a towel and headed into the living room, brushing my straight brown hair back as my mom came into view.
she was sitting in the living room armchair watching the news channel with the remote in her hand and her legs slightly crossed, without leaning all the way back. it felt unusually strange to have the house so quiet in the morning though.
“mornin’, mom." i said as i walked toward her.
my mom finally sat up when she saw me, lifting an arm to hug me as i leaned in to kiss her cheek.
“good mornin’, honey. how are ya?” her sweet voice asked, turning her attention back to the screen. “i made you breakfast. it’s in the microwave.”
“oh- thank you.”
i frowned slightly at her unexpected gesture, since it was my usual thing to get up and make breakfast even when i didn’t feel like it. i turned toward the kitchen, which was separated from the living room by a half wall that opened onto the counter and a small island beyond it. i figured she'd done it because she'd started worrying about how little i actually ate in the mornings.
i pulled out a chair at the dining table and set my plate of eggs and bacon down before taking a sip from the mug of coffee i'd just poured myself.
"where's dad? thought we were headin' in together today."
she sighed, then lowered the volume on the tv a bit and walked into the kitchen with an empty cup in hand.
"old ronnie called early this morning and said he needed help at the shop." she explained as she carefully filled her cup with coffee. "don't ask me what for but your dad said you’d go and he’d come later.” a small spoon swirled in her coffee after she added a little sugar, then she took a sip.
i couldn’t help but smile while chewing the scrambled egg in my mouth. “so that means i’m in charge today?”
“he said he’d ask joey to cover your station today, so…” she shrugged. “i guess not today, honey.”
that wasn’t the only reason i was smiling, even though i liked the idea of replacing my dad for a few hours. dad had a rule that i couldn’t wear anything from my closet to the gas station because it was 'provocative' or gave 'a bad image' to customers, so today was my day.
while i washed my dishes and put everything away, mom told me my brother, andrew, had called earlier too. apparently, his doctor's appointment had gone well this morning. his wife was about five months pregnant if i remembered correctly and ever since then he'd been calling us more than usual. he'd been living in austin with her for several years now and despite being only three years older than me, he seemed convinced that gave him the right to treat me like a little kid sometimes.
my day officially started when i opened my closet, standing there checking each piece carefully, tapping my chin with a finger. once i realized how much time i'd wasted trying to decide, i grabbed the options i liked best and hurried to get dressed. i put on a fitted plaid blouse in shades of wine and cream with lace trimmed sleeves and a pair of denim shorts that hit my thighs.
after slipping on my russet cowboy boots, i buckled a thin black belt and checked myself in the mirror. by ten thirty i was out the door with my bag on my shoulder after i knocked on the bathroom door to let my mom know i was leaving while she showered.
feeling pretty good about my outfit and even better about the way my hair had decided to behave that morning, i started up my ford and headed toward the gas station with the radio turned up loud, humming along to songs i vaguely recognized.
the heat was already settling in for the day but i did my best not to let it ruin my mood or my excitement over getting a few hours away from my dad's watchful eye.
every day i passed the silver lake motel, i’d glance over knowing his bike wouldn’t be there, but still, i looked. at that point, i'd pretty much convinced myself that a chance encounter with a guy like michael wasn't something that happened twice in a lifetime.
i'd spent far too much time replaying the whole thing in my head, wondering if i should've flirted a little more, asked for his number or at least learned something about him. but there wasn't much point torturing myself over something that had happened nearly a week ago.
before getting out of the car, i touched up my lashes with a coat of mascara, added a little blush, a subtle swipe of eyeliner and some lip gloss. then i pulled on the oversized station shirt that was like three sizes too big.
joey, the manager from one of my family's other gas stations, was already there when i walked into the store. he was a family man, a little taller than me, greeting me with a friendly smile and a nod while holding a coke in one hand and proudly wearing his station uniform.
“hey, joey." i said, dropping my bag on the usual counter.
“hi, viv." he answered without looking up, focused on scribbling something into a notebook. “been a minute, how are classes goin'?"
that threw me a little bit, answering right away to not make it obvious. “good.” i said, taking some change from my wallet. “better than ever. how are you?”
"oh, can't complain. was a little surprised your daddy asked me to come over here today, this has always been my favorite station." he smiled up at me and i smiled back, straightening the oversized shirt over my torso.
“you mind stayin’ inside while i handle the pumps?” i asked, heading to the door. being cooped up indoors all day always made me feel restless, so when he agreed without hesitation, my mood improved even more.
by eleven o'clock, the sun was hot enough to melt the pavement. most of our customers had known me for years, even before i officially started working there, so helping them out and earning tips came easy. matt and the other new guy handled tires, oil changes and gas whenever things got busy.
with the weather being what it was, i couldn't help appreciating the fact that i wasn't wearing the pants my father insisted on the rest of the time.
when it quieted, i leaned on a pump for a long drink of cold water, wiping my mouth with the back of my hand. i didn't even get five minutes of peace before a familiar red car pulled up in front of me. the passenger window rolled down and my friend carol’s bright face popped out.
after a hug and a kiss on the cheek, she perched on the pump beside me fanning herself with one hand. her light brown hair barely moved in the thick heat.
“so, what you say?” she asked, smiling. i made a little face. "oh come on, viv. you know i've always wanted us to go on a double date."
"can't it be friday night instead?" i asked. "my dad won't let me leave early tonight and y'know that."
she sighed and thought it over for a second before crossing her arms over her white lace trimmed top.
"fine, i'll tell garrett tomorrow night instead. but i wanna see you there, hear me?"
i nodded, forcing a small smile. “deal.”
she squealed and wrapped me in a quick hug. “you’re the best. see ya tomorrow night then.”
before driving off, she blew me a kiss from the car and i waved. once she was on the highway i let out a long sigh, there was no way of getting out of this plan. and it wasn’t even the bar or that carol wanted to go out with me and her new guy, it was something worse. or someone.
after lunch, the rest of the afternoon passed by faster than i expected. by four, we were down to a single customer having trouble with his tires and matt went to help him while a few people sat inside eating hot dogs.
i was standing near pump three, carefully coiling one of the hoses when i heard the roar of a motorcycle engine approaching. i squinted into the sun to try to see, my heart racing when i recognized the harley pulling into pump two. god, it had to be him.
when i finished coiling the hose as quickly as i could, i adjusted the loose shirt and unbuttoned a couple small buttons at my chest of my blouse to show a bit of neckline. once i felt reasonably put together, i cleared my throat and headed over at him.
those long, dark curls greeted me first. he was bent over the bike with his back to me as he inspected something on the motorcycle. he wore the same heavy boots as last time with tight black pants, a leather belt and a red shirt beneath a black jacket trimmed with white details.
i bit the inside of my cheek before breaking the silence.
“need some assistance, sir?” i asked in my sweetest tone.
it looked like my voice pulled him out of his bubble. he turned his head first and then the rest of his body. a crooked smile tugged at his lips and i couldn't help looking at one dark curl that had fallen across his forehead, brushing against the frame of his sunglasses.
“i’d just like yours, actually.” his velvet voice on each word made me want press my lips together to hold a smile back. but i just laughed softly.
“well, it’s your lucky day.” i raised my shoulders. “what’s wrong?”
"it's been makin' this little noise." he said, resting a hand on the seat. "thought i'd take a look and make sure everything’s okay. think i could borrow a toolbox for a minute?"
“uh yeah. hold on.” i turned and searched for one of the guys. one of them had just stepped over to pump three when i whistled to get his attention. “hey, you… uh, clark? yeah, you, can you bring the toolbox? it’s under the counter.”
when i looked back at michael, i smiled as though i hadn't just shouted across half the station.
"you seem... pretty in charge around here." he added, taking off his sunglasses and letting me see the dark liner in his waterline.
“i technically am.” i took a couple of steps closer, though not too close. “my dad’s the gas station owner.”
michael seemed to think about that for a moment like he was trying to remember. “is he the man that…?”
“yeah.” i cut him off, knowing it’d been a memorable first impression. “he’s just like that, i’m not proud of it.”
he shrugged lightly as he gave me another precious smile. "well… that's not such a bad thing. i kinda like bossy girls."
for a second his eyes dropped to my chest, then back to mine. he slowly wiped a corner of his lip with his thumb to then rest his hand on the bike again. dear lord.
i gave him the same smile back, not being sure of what answer should i pick. i never overthought when someone interested me and now i wanted to be ready so i wouldn’t look crazy.
"thought you'd headed back home to go after those. wherever that is." i teased.
"yeah, indiana's a little too far away for that."
i took a mental note that he was from indiana. it was not much information but definitely more than i'd had before.
"well, you disappeared. figured i'd never see you around here again." maybe i purred a bit too much, but it worked because his gaze dropped to my chest before meeting my gaze again.
"and that would've been a shame?" his eyebrow lifted just a little.
"maybe.” i shrugged, trying to look far more relaxed than i felt. “my other theory was that you had been murdered in that motel.”
i noticed him pressing his lips together and licking them to hold back another chuckle.
“it’s not that bad. i’ve definitely stayed in worst places.”
it was me the one who raised an eyebrow this time, making me wonder if he traveled a lot. “that so?”
instead of explaining himself, he added: “you know, i wouldn’t leave this place without...”
“sorry!” clark’s breathless voice cut him off, making both of us turn at him. he’d run over carrying the toolbox, apologizing for taking so long and explaining he'd had trouble finding it. i thanked him and told him to take a break, feeling bad michael might actually think i was bossy.
michael set the toolbox on the ground before crouching beside the motorcycle to take a look underneath. i didn’t want to interrupt but i also wanted him to remember what he was gonna say while i had his attention. "need me to bring you anything else?"
he looked up, shifting so i could sit beside him. “i could use some company.”
another smile pulled at my lips, licking my lower one. i was about to sit down when one of our regular customers rolled in with a large truck and parked at pump four. matt and clark were still occupied with the tire customer, which meant the truck was my problem. i cursed silently. if i left now, maybe he’d be gone again.
"could you just wait a minute? i gotta go help that truck."
he glanced over his shoulder before looking back at me. "yeah, sure. i'll be here."
that answer eased my nerves a little, though i wasn’t sure he’d keep his word.
i practically ran to mr. robinson’s truck, buttoning my big work shirt to cover my neckline. joey also came outside to help since mr. robinson needed a large fill-up and wanted to talk about some replacement parts he ordered and never arrived.
every now and then i caught myself glancing back toward michael to make sure he was still there. each time, i'd find him sitting by the bike, adjusting something or checking the tires and i'd force myself to focus on the problem my dad had left us to deal with, a problem he hadn't even bothered calling about all day. honestly, that was probably better for everyone.
joey sorted the parts issue and about forty minutes later, i found myself heading back to michael, now parked in front of the convenience store holding the toolbox. the sky was darkening and a breeze blew our hair, he'd removed his jacket and draped it over the motorcycle.
"sorry about that." i said once i reached him. "he's one of my dad's important customers."
"that's alright, i don’t mind waitin'. i wanted to."
he carefully handed me the box back, murmuring a soft thanks as i took it and set it aside on the pavement, dusting my hands. only then did i notice the bandages still wrapped around his fingers.
“you were gonna say somethin’ before my employee interrupted…” i started saying. not fully leaned on the bike, he curved his lips at my comment.
"what i was gonna say is that i wouldn't leave without askin' if you'd like to go ridin' with me."
suddenly, my mouth felt dry as i tried not to seem obvious.
“…right now?” a little laugh escaped him.
"if that's what you'd like." fuck, he couldn’t do that to me.
i glanced at the clock hanging inside the store: it was almost six. i still had a couple of hours of work and i hated the world in that moment. then i looked back at him, not sure of how he'd take it.
“i’d love to but i can’t just leave work. my dad would kill me.” i’d never felt stupider. all the confidence i’d kept for years suddenly seemed to crumb when those words left my mouth.
michael nodded and slowly sat up from his bike. “how would saturday sound?"
without thinking twice, i nodded like a fool, smiling wider at his offer.
“saturday sounds good." i muttered.
a pleased smile curved his lips and he stepped in closer than he had before, making me notice our height difference. he was just a few inches taller, still, it made a difference. i tried to even my breath so it wouldn’t hit his skin and show how i fluttered.
his hands touched the button on my loose shop shirt and slowly opened it more to show the small bit of chest i’d revealed earlier. “you should wear it more like this. i like it better.” he murmured and turned to climb onto the motorcycle after looking straight into my eyes for a moment.
i stood there, caressing the button he’d touched with my thumb, watching him ride off like a bullet. i didn't know how long i stayed trying to process it. i finally exhaled, realizing i’d been holding my breath again.
“holy shit.”
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type: fanfic
genres: dark romance, crime, drama, angst, southern gothic, smut, fanfiction
pairing: criminal!michael jackson x fem!oc
‼️ disclaimer: 18+ only due to mature themes ahead. this story contains fictional depictions of crime, violence, weapons, toxic relationships and sexual content. none of the behaviors portrayed are condoned or meant to be romanticized in real life. minors do not interact.
summary: 1988. falling for michael jackson was probably the worst mistake she ever made. there was something wrong with him and she knew it from the start. but maybe that’s why she kept finding herself waiting for the sound of his motorcycle every day.
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the same songs playing over and over on the radio made me yawn as i flipped through the pages of a magazine. i was sitting on the counter behind the register with one leg crossed over the other, reaching for the radio beside me to switch stations and hopefully find something different.
outside, moths kept throwing themselves against the neon station sign. by ten, the highway usually went quiet. it was never too quiet to drown out my father, though. he was in the garage behind the station, yelling at one of the mechanics over a transmission they’d been working on since the afternoon.
every few minutes, the metal clanged against the concrete followed by his voice echoing through the whole place. i tried to ignore it, forcing myself to focus on the music while i skimmed through the fashion section of the magazine, my cheek resting against my manicured hand.
the only other employee working the late shift, matt, sat outside near pump three smoking a cigarette and pretending to clean the windshield buckets while his radio played quietly beside him. nobody wanted to be there this late anyway.
my dad had insisted on putting me on closing shifts since he found out i hated waking up early. i had insisted on getting a normal job somewhere far away from the family business but of course, he refused. according to him, i still had a lot to learn about the station before i could do anything else. i knew that would never happen.
i was halfway through doodling nonsense in the magazine margins when bright headlights suddenly swept across the windows. the sound of a motorcycle pulled my attention away from the page as a black harley rolled into the station and stopped beside pump three where matt was standing. those kind of loud guys were this place’s everyday occurrence.
i turned my attention back to the magazine just a second after, absentmindedly reading about the movie releases playing this week at the theater. without being aware of how much time had passed, i was nearly done with the article when the bell above the front door rang.
that made me look up, my eye caught the shape of someone dressed in dark clothes and heavy boots walking inside. i could hear the sound of them against the floor as he moved through the aisles.
a moment later, i was able to look properly.
he stood in front of the drinks fridge with one hand holding the glass door open while he searched through the shelves. the white lights reflected off the leather of his jacket and when he reached for a bottle, the rings and bracelets covering his fingers and wrists immediately clinked around the cold glass.
afterward, he wandered down another aisle, grabbing a pack of gum and something that looked like an aspirin before making his way toward the counter.
up close, he looked older than i’d first thought but not old exactly, just probably older than me, maybe grown was the word i was looking for. he had a sharp jawline, messy dark curls falling around his face from beneath the helmet tucked under one arm and bandages wrapped around a few of his fingers near bruised knuckles. a hot man like him was definitely not from here.
i closed the magazine as he stopped in front of the register and set everything down between us. when i finally looked him in the eyes, i almost forgot what i was doing.
big brown eyes lined with black eyeliner stared back at me. i forced myself to reach for the orange juice bottle first, scanning it when he spoke.
“pump three too.”
his voice was smoother than i expected. it was soft and low but somehow it still sounded very masculine.
trying not to act like i’d noticed any of those things, i nodded and typed the pump number into the register before scanning the rest of his things.
“twenty seven fifty.” i said after a minute.
he pulled a few bills from his jacket pocket and handed them to me. while i counted his change after taking the money, i could still feel him watching me across the counter.
when i glanced up again, his gaze briefly wandered around the station before settling back on me.
“you know if there’s a motel around here?” he asked.
i glanced toward the window, thinking for an instant while i stood up slightly. “yeah, there’s one about ten minutes down the highway.” i then sat back down on the counter as i closed the cash tray. “it’s called silver something. silver lake, i think.”
he nodded slowly, lips pressing together as if he was debating whether it was worth a shot or not. i then rested both elbows on the counter while the receipt printed.
“you’d probably be better off sleeping on your bike though.” i teased lightly.
a quiet laugh slipped past his lips. “is it that bad?”
i shrugged. “just saying what i’ve heard.”
he huffed another small laugh and rubbed the back of his neck with his free hand. “still might be better than driving all night.”
although, if he was looking for a place to sleep, he didn’t exactly look tired. if anything, he looked maybe too awake for being almost eleven.
i handed him the receipt once i remembered it and our fingers brushed for half a second when he took it from me. it was way more noticeable than it should’ve been.
“viviana.” he read aloud from the receipt.
the way he said it suddenly made me aware of how close he was leaning over the counter. i nodded, not being sure if i should’ve asked his name.
when he didn’t immediately leave, i started fiddling with the magazine again just to have something to do with my hands. mostly because i was already stressed because my father could walk in and start a fight for absolutely no reason. i believed he looked exactly like the kind of person my dad would instantly hate.
“so you’re not from here…” i said after a second while searching under the counter for a plastic bag.
“michael.” he completed my sentance with a grin before adding. “i was hoping it wasn’t that obvious.”
“kinda. i don’t really think anyone from this town owns a motorcycle like that.”
i finally found a wrinkled white plastic bag with the station logo on it and gently placed his things inside before placing it on the counter again, he didn’t take it immediately.
he glanced out the window toward the motorcycle parked under the lights and smirked proudly. “you like it?”
i scrunched my nose slightly before taking a sip from my water bottle. “don’t know. it’s loud.”
“yeah, that’s kind of the point.” he replied as he leaned an elbow against the counter. “girls usually like that.”
i raised an eyebrow when i caught his tone. “guess you’re talking about the girls wherever you come from.”
that made him smile. and god, it was unfairly pretty. he had perfect teeth, a perfect pair of lips and a kind of beauty my brain couldn’t fully process. for a second, i wondered if he knew how pretty that smile was.
“thought i was making a great first impression.” he said.
i pressed my lips together to stop myself from smiling too much. “still time to turn it around.”
he stayed quiet for a few seconds after that but somehow, it felt longer. he already had his stuff and every reason to leave, yet he stayed leaning against the counter looking at me, maybe enjoying our conversation way more than he expected.
i hated how much i liked looking back at him.
“you here all alone?” i leaned back slightly in my chair and raised an eyebrow at him. michael almost smiled at the look i gave him. “what?”
“interesting choice of question.”
he scoffed softly. “i was just asking.” before i could answer, the back door suddenly slammed open.
i flinched slightly in my chair as my dad’s voice exploded through the station, michael turned toward the noise immediately. my dad stormed through the doorway still yelling at the exhausted mechanic trailing behind him.
“and i ain’t paying a damn cent to you or your fucking boss.” he snapped, growling each word. “i told you to check the damn transmission before putting it back in!”
i rubbed a hand over my face, already used to this by now, just not in front of customers. i just heard the mechanic’s footsteps hurried outside while my father followed after him.
“you hear me?” he shouted again before the front door slammed shut behind them, leaving the station quiet once more.
that probably answered michael’s question. but he didn’t comment on it, even when i finally looked back up again and i internally thanked him for that.
michael then pushed himself away from the counter, folding the receipt into his pocket before adjusting the helmet under his arm.
“well, thanks for the motel recommendation. i appreciate that.”
“just don’t blame me if something terrible happens there.”
he smiled again. “i won’t.”
just like that, he turned and walked out.
i followed him with my eyes through the large front window. his boots hit the pavement as he crossed the parking lot toward the motorcycle and he slipped the helmet back on, hiding those dark curls beneath it, started the engine and disappeared down the highway just a few seconds later, leaving behind nothing but exhaust smoke.
for some reason, i let out a slow breath once he was completely gone like i’d been holding it the entire time.
later, after i finished counting the register, my dad settled into his usual spot beside the office doorway with a cup of coffee and the local paper spread across his lap. an old football rerun played quietly from the tv mounted in the corner, though he wasn’t really watching it.
every now and then he flipped a page too aggressively or muttered under his breath at whatever headline had pissed him off this time.
“you locked the beer fridge?” he asked without looking up.
i grabbed my bag from beneath the counter. “yeah.”
“front door too.”
“i know.”
he asked those stupid questions like i hadn’t been doing the exact same thing every night for the last two years.
i shut off the lights near the aisles and headed outside, locking the station behind me before crossing the parking lot toward my car. it was a black ’79 ford mustang i’d saved from a junkyard. i didn’t even care where i got it from, honestly, i just wanted to stop driving my dad’s old chevrolet truck every day, so i bought one of the cheapest cars they had available even thought i still had to fix a few things.
once inside, i tossed my bag onto the passenger seat and sat there for a moment with my hands resting on the steering wheel, staring out at the empty pumps through the windshield before i started the engine and pulled onto the highway.
most nights, i drove home half asleep while thinking about showering and collapsing into bed before having to wake up and do the exact same thing again tomorrow.
but tonight my mind kept drifting somewhere else entirely. no matter how hard i tried to focus on the road, my thoughts kept pulling me back to that stranger. i hated that i couldn’t stop replaying the exact moment his eyes met mine, my brain had decided to trap itself there. i’d just never seen a face like his before and now i couldn’t stop wondering if i’d ever see him again.
a few minutes later, the silver lake motel appeared beside the highway with its flickering vacancy sign glowing weakly. i barely looked at it at first but then i noticed his motorcycle parked outside one of the downstairs rooms.
my foot almost eased off the gas without me meaning to. still, i kept driving until the motel disappeared completely in the rearview mirror.
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The Professors secret
Summary: A gothic world where candles light the halls and ancient secrets are revealed by a curious obsessed Glinda Upland. Her professor- Elphaba Thropp, hides more than just her sexuality— she’s a vampire, immortal and almost untouchable. Glindas sharp eyes knows something is wrong and can’t stop following her. She’s infatuated and hungry to get closer. She lingers in the shadows, desperately begging to be seen by the monster she’s fallen for.
a/n: 18+ !! I got bored. I wanted them to fuck already. professor x student mommy, princess, fingering, strap on, word cock used for the strap on, good girl, and some other stuff i forgot about. ignore errors i wrote this fast as hell to post before new years. happy new years everyone !!
The university never truly got quiet. Even during winter break, when most students fled home, the halls still breathed, old stones settling, the sound of the distant clocks ticking, the hums of lights left on for no one. Shadows stretched long across the corridors, and the air carried the scent of dust and cold.
Glinda remained at school.
Not for exams. Not for unfinished work.
For Professor Elphaba Thropp.
Just me all dark and hateful and the sunshine and rainbows girl I would die for (in a gay way).
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kith
late halloween post 🦇
credit to @salamanding, I feel like the masses need to know about this
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