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My phone goes off, and I realize I’m still standing in the empty living room, staring at the darkened screen. I dig it out of my bag to find a text from Wesley. Got your battle armour on? I smile, haul my bag onto my shoulder, and text back: Can’t decide what to wear over it. The conversation follows me down to the lobby. What are your choices? Black, black, or black? My favourite colour. You shouldn’t have. Slimming. Sexy. Sensible. And good for hiding bloodstains.
character posters ♡ the archived
i got tagged by @lorencobalts in a couple tag games!
1. rules: list 5 otps from 5 different fandoms and tag other people to pass it on
lily calloway & loren hale (addicted)
mackenzie bishop & wesley ayers (the archived)
america singer & maxon schreave (the selection)
ruby daly & liam stewart (the darkest minds)
scarlet benoit & wolf kesley (the lunar chronicles)
2. The Fruity Book Tag
APPLES - a book with forbidden love
Penryn and the End of Days by Susan Ee - forbidden love is usually the trope i mainly hate because it’s always that romeo and juliet type, how the families are enemies or “they’re from different worlds and could never work” and it’s so cliche it hurts but man penryn and raffe got to me. i mean yeah they definitely fall into this trope to a t but for some reason it still feels different to me because neither wanted to be together or wanted to sneak away just so they could be together; it was something that organically happened. it was something that was more forbidden for raffe than penryn and he was forbidding himself more than anything but he couldn’t resist in the end and i loved every second of it.
PINEAPPLES - a book with a latina character
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares - this was probably the first ya book i ever read and i was only 10 years old when i read it....whoops. but anyways carmen lowell was definitely the character i fell in love with the most and there were a lot of things that she felt that i felt as well. and the story of these four girls’ friendship is one i will never forget. i also have a lot of characters that i headcanon to be, such as laia from an ember in the ashes, hannah wells from the deal, nina zenik from six of crows, lucia from falling kingdoms, and there’s another one but i literally cannot remember for the life of me. but i am pretty sure that stella in mara dyer, another secondary character, is latina as well.
WATERMELONS - a book that takes place in the summer
The Archived by Victoria Schwab - this book follows mackenzie bishop and her job as a keeper, a person who more or less helps the dead reach their final resting place. it takes place right after she moves to a new town and the summer before she starts at her new school and because it’s the summer she has more time and liberty to fulfill her keeper duties. it’s not the typical summer setting book but it’s the only one i can think of right now and still amazing and important dammit.
BANANAS - a book that is anti-slutshaming
The Score by Elle Kennedy - one of my favourite things about the score is the fact that it’s so heavily focused on anti-slutshaming. it’s something that dean constantly addresses, especially when something happens between allie and her ex-boyfriend and that is hands down one of my favourite moments. when i decided to reread the deal i literally could not wait for that part of the book bc it just felt so important and powerful and it’s amazing. sure, he has no problem calling himself a slut or letting others call him that but any time a girl is referred to in that way he shuts it down immediately and it’s wonderful. did i mention how much i love dean dilaurentis? bc i love him a lot.
MANGOES - a book with non-western setting
The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh - this beautiful series is set in the city of khorasan, which would be modern day iran. it is a retelling of the story “one thousand and one nights” (or more commonly known as “arabian nights”) and follows the love story between shazi and khalid, a boy-king who is perceived as nothing but a monster. it is such an amazing series that not only uses the original story to set its plot but also separates itself from it and makes the story its own. not only is it a great retelling but it’s a great, wonderful, beautiful, amazing series that i cannot praise enough.
POMEGRANATES - a same sex ship
Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo - there is literally nothing about this book that i hate. the plot is fricking amazing, the characters are so intriguing and important that it’s impossible to pick just one favourite, and the ships are mind blowing. the relationship between jesper and wylan is still blossoming but it’s so clear that they are so into each other that it’s almost heartbreaking. as soon as wylan asks jesper “just girls?” and he responds with “no, not just girls” you know you’re in trouble. and to top it all off jesper literally screams at wylan “maybe i liked your stupid face!” which kills me every time.
I am tagging @connorscobalt @daenerysjon @eddiecastiles and @lilycolloway (you can do either tag game or both if you’d like it doesn’t matter to me!!)
Everything about Wesley Ayers is messy. My three worlds are kept apart by walls and doors and locks, and yet here he is, tracking the Archive into my life like mud. I know what Da would say, I know, I know, I know. But the strange new overlap is scary and messy and welcome. I can be careful.
dedicated to @eddiecastiles
our souls, they blend; a bellamy/raven fan mix for sara. happy birthday!!!!
“What?" he whispered. "What are you smiling about?" My fingers brushed against his hair, trying to smooth it down. I realized what I was doing a full minute after Liam had closed his eyes and leaned into my touch. Embarrassment flared up my chest, but he grabbed my hand before I could pull back and tucked it under his chin. "Nope," he whispered, when I tried to tug it away. "Mine now." Dangerous. This is dangerous. The warning was fleeting, banished to the back corners of my mind, where it wouldn't interrupt how good it felt to touch him --- how right. "I'm going to need it back eventually," I said, letting him run it along the stubble on his chin. "Too bad."
I got tagged by the squad @connorscobalt and @ewarts to do this Harry Potter ask game! this is so cute!
Favorite character? fred weasley Which house? slytherin Patronus? either an otter or a fox Favorite class? history of magic Would you make the Quidditch team? maybe If you do, which position? beater Favorite teacher? professor flitwick First or second Dumbledore? second Least favorite character? umbridge Most useful spell? probably accio....ooh or lumos
tagging: @anaknskywalkers @caetchfire @eddiecastiles and @williamgorski
i got tagged by @warnerism to list 10 books that have stayed with me in some way (thank you babe!!)
01 the selection series by kiera cass 02 an ember in the ashes by sabaa tahir 03 scarlet by marissa meyer 04 the unbound by victoria schwab 05 harry potter and the order of the phoenix by jk rowling 06 the unbecoming of mara dyer by michelle hodkin 07 catching fire by suzanne collins 08 the lying game by sara shepard 09 the chronicles of narnia: prince caspian by cs lewis 10 the maze runner by james dashner
tagging: @aaronswarnerr, @eddiecastiles, @crockerduke, @lincolncampbells
