#d'teev

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have some silliness

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they're on their honeymoon

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look at these two boys

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“excuse me he asked for no pickles”

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please enjoy Mirror D’Teev

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they’re all tuckered out

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By popular demand! D’Teev!!!

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I think I get D'teev, it's about two men damaged by the same tragedy who ultimately both want the same thing, their people reunited, with devastating differences, Hakeev because he wants power and the monsters who caused its favor, and D'Tan because he genuinely grieves the losses of his people. And how those differences are still in pursuit of the same goal.

It's also about enemies to lovers being hot but that's another story.

I love your insight and analysis on D'Teev, thank you for explaining it to me Anon you are completely right. And, most certainly, Enemies to Lovers is hot. Classic ship dynamic, works really well with these two.