sprace edit bc i got bored today
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sprace edit bc i got bored today
Someone tell me why I'm now fixated on Race's family. There might be headcanons about this.
Ok so I don't actually go here, but if I may play in your sandbox for a moment, Bug Hunter's Platonic Best Friend is a Ralbert song.
Racetrack Higgins who smokes as a coping mechanism.
Racetrack Higgins who most likely never got to see proof smoking is bad for you.
Racetrack Higgins who died from lung cancer because of his bad habits.
Do we want a sneek peek of some upcoming chapter? If yes, which?
spot conlon is transgender racetrack Higgins is transgender Jack Kelly is transgender any newsie can be transgender if you try hard enough
ok i have to ask - with race being finnick…does he meet the same end….
yeah.... not very fun.... ToT I'M SORRY ToT
(also im so sorry i'm responding to your asks so late ToT)
Boys of Summer
It was 1980, the summer after Race turned eleven, and it was the first summer his parents let him visit his Nana’s without their supervision. Without them, Race felt brand new: older, wiser, cooler. He was able to be independent, could make his own decisions and plans. He got to spend the summer, each summer, if this went well, with his favorite Nana in her quiet little cottage town, running around however he pleased, and he could hardly contain his excitement.
Race’s running thoughts were cut through by a red bicycle riding by. The rider, a brunette boy probably about his age, had a striped red tank top and tan skin. He waved to Race as he rolled down the street, and the blond returned the wave with an easy grin.
Here for less than an hour and Race’d already found a new friend. Almost, anyway. He was pretty proud of that.
OR
A 1980s coming-of-age tale about Racetrack Higgins and Spot Conlon, strangers turned best friends turned…something else entirely.
Read Chapter One on AO3