Pirol

lots of Clex content here (also HR now) my ao3 account

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

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GAY ILYA X BI SHANE AU!

Ilya Rozanov couldn’t say “I love you, too” to Svetlana. Not because he didn’t love her back, but because he didn’t like girls that way.

And there it was: the loneliness. Endless, terrifying loneliness—with his mother gone and his best friend gone too. Because Ilya was fundamentally wrong.

Then his life suddenly made sense—someone showed him that it wasn’t wrong to be gay, that it was all right.

Until everything fell apart.

Ilya was left to pick up the pieces.

He was left to learn how to live again, his confidence in shambles. And it was so much harder than anything else in his sad, pathetic life.

OR: What if Ilya was born gay? What if he couldn’t live a normal life? What would happen to him? And what would change?

What if Yuna was never Shane’s manager? What if Shane was closer to David? What if Shane had none of the anxiety she gave him? What if...?

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

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REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

[piroll]

REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

[piroll]

REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here

[piroll]

REVERSE HOLLANOV AU!

Being an autistic Russian boy was a problem. Ilya’s English was bad; his social skills were even worse. There was a constant, lingering feeling of never fitting in—neither with his family nor with the other players. Rozanov was good, but not confident enough to believe it. And then there was this boy. Bold. Charismatic. Always watching him. Shane Hollander never looked away. He got under Ilya’s skin so deeply Rozanov couldn’t get him out of his head.

OR: Reverse AU! shy Rozanov × confident Hollander

Read here