Jul 13, 2023
She threatened to cut my privates off if I told Mama and Daddy!
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She threatened to cut my privates off if I told Mama and Daddy!
Heads Up Seven Up
Two for two! Thanks for the tag @writingpotato07.
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Here’s a snippet from my wip [Sunny Mage]. Taken from Interlude III - The Horn & The Halo - Reprise:
“I beat him.”
“Bullshit.”
Sunny laughed. “I’m serious!”
“How?”
“C’mon. Can’t be that surprising.”
“He’s got serious skill. Was it a full on fight? He must’ve slipped up.”
Sunny hated it when Harmony was right. But there were also a handful of times when Sunny loved it when Harmony was right. It was very confusing.
Your Rightful Place
Pairings: Sebastian Shaw/Charles Xavier, Erik Lehnsherr/Charles Xavier, Victor Creed/Charles Xavier
Summary:
Sebastian Shaw attacks the kingdom of Genosha while its monarch Erik Lehnsherr is away at war, capturing omega Consort Charles Xavier as he flees with his subjects towards Westchester.Shaw is determined to right a perceived wrong by taking an unwilling Charles as his mate.
Updated: Interlude III
The extent of Charles' suffering is made clear to Erik.
Interlude III
Tessa Violet
Go stream Tessa's album. It's so good and we're so proud 💕
Sad Songs 4 Sad Girls (#6)
Interlude III- Tessa Violet
Ashland, Oregon native, Tessa Violet is one of the only pop artists that I listen to, simply because her lyrics are often so full of meaning and depth that the synthy background noise doesn’t bother me. This song though, which came out the day I am writing this, steps away from typical pop clichés and delivers that simple and sweet guitar based sad shit that I’m so into. I think this song resonates with me so immediately because when the instrumentation is stripped down her words become even more pressing: “I woke up today, knowing no one really knows me / don’t know what to say / all I know is that I’m lonely”. When just a voice and a guitar can illustrate an exact somber emotion, it is a true winner, ladies.
JESSE GEMSTONE & AMBER in INTERLUDE III
