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Idea from @savevsbeth :))

YES! I love it! In my fic it goes a bit wrong, but this can be when he tries again another time. They are sooooo adorable!!!

Thank you!!

xxx

#ineffable husbands #ineffable husbands art #this is the best!

Comments like this make me SO happy!

#SVB fics #just fanfic writer things #ineffable husbands

avelera

That feel when you post a new fic on Ao3 and sit around refreshing your inbox after like:

#it me!

silverhawk

someone: why isnt that character as developed as ur other ones….

me: bc i havent found the right songs to daydream them to yet

silverhawk

when u find that perfect song to daydream a character to and u can finally plan out their story arc

cogitaeworks

“I remember reading somewhere that Noah’s grandchildren met other kids (their future wives and husbands) somewhere down the line. Which would be a plot hole because civilization restarted with Noah, according to the books. So… what if?”

fred-erick-frankenstein

💕💕💕

savevsbeth

Ahhhhhh, I know its not at all intentional, but there are shades of my fic Two by Two in this! I LOVE it!!!

#ineffable husbands #ineffable husbands fanart

jasmin-mcpines

I got a new sweater and thought it would fit Aziraphale.

There are definetely no tears behind Crowley’s glasses, nope-

#sofffttttt

gardevoir

theyre married

#genderfluid Crowley is the best

gingerhaole

One soft demon gets the extra TLC he so richly deserves.

My dear @thunderheadfred requested Aziraphale braiding Crowley’s hair. You know he’s just gonna take it out and braid it again, and again until Crowley is gooey from relaxation.

#awww #nice

little-lackadaisical

Crowley looks good in red 😘

Original illustration is Dress by Dior

dobikk

*open for better quality

i dont know how skirts work but i was in desperate need to draw Legs (specifically nanny ashtoreths legs)

tartan-thermos

Listen, we all laugh at how much mileage Aziraphale is gonna get out of his kinky ‘captive princess’ fantasies once he and Crowley get it together, and we are completely right and correct to do so. But we’ve all been sleeping on the other half of that equation. Because Aziraphale’s the one who’s been setting up these, “Oh no, I am dramatically imperiled (and/or mildly inconvenienced); where oh where is the dashing and devilishly handsome knight who will save me?” scenarios for centuries - but Crowley’s the one who’s been turning up unfailingly, again and again and again.

Because Crowley? Crowley wants to be the hero. Crowley wants to be James Bond. He wants it so badly it hurts, bullet-hole windscreen transfers and all. Crowley’s deep, dark fantasy is that he can be good - but also a little bit bad. The rogue agent, the wild card, the one who doesn’t follow the rules, and doesn’t much truck with listening to his superiors. Crowley’s deep, dark fantasy is one in which he gets it right; in which he does the right thing at the right time, and has the right witty comeback in the right situation, and instead of being punished, he saves the day and wins the heart of the genderless celestial being of his choice. Crowley’s deep, dark fantasy is one in which he is never not in control of his situation; one in which he bounces back easily and stylishly from all manner of fights and challenges and adversity; where he faces nothing he cannot overcome with the right combination of wit, ballsiness, and a little Hollywood luck. Crowley’s deep, dark fantasy, the one he can never, ever admit out loud, is one where the world is simple and uncomplicated in the way nothing in real life is simple and uncomplicated; a world in which the good end happily, the bad unhappily, the baddies are dispatched in PG-13 fashion, and none of it needs to be questioned or second-guessed at all.

Crowley’s deep, dark fantasy is one in which there is nothing so dastardly, nothing so terrible or fearsome, that it cannot be solved by a guy in a flash suit arriving in the nick of time with a fancy car, and a complicated watch, and a pen that can write underwater.