@librarysource event II: characters of colour. ↳juliette cai, from these violent delights by chloe gong.
“you know me. running around life. committing arson.”
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@librarysource event II: characters of colour. ↳juliette cai, from these violent delights by chloe gong.
“you know me. running around life. committing arson.”
There will be hatred. There will be war. The country will fight itself to pieces. It will starve its people, ravage its land, poison its breath. Shanghai will fall and break and cry. But alongside everything, there has to be love—eternal, undying, enduring. Burn through vengeance and terror and warfare. Burn through everything that fuels the human heart and sears it red, burn through everything that covers the outside with hard muscle and tough sinew. Cut down deep and grab what beats beneath, and it is love that will survive after everything else has perished.
our violent ends by @chloegong
@sanktalina’s edit exchange — happy valentine’s day @walkerrenee !
romajuliette from these violent delights by @chloegong.
Hope was the most vicious evil of them all, the thing that had managed to thrive in Pandora's box amongst misery, and disease, and sadness—and what could endure alongside others with such teeth if it didn't have ghastly claws of its own?
@lgbtqia-litsource’s event II: trans and nonbinary pride.
CELIA LANG, from OUR VIOLENT ENDS by @chloegong .
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OUR VIOLENT ENDS - juliette cai.
it is never as simple as one truth. nothing ever is.