SUMMARY : A free-spirited traveler who lives without limits unexpectedly crosses paths with seven rising stars whose lives are bound by fame and control. What begins as a simple mistake quickly turns into something far more dangerous, as their worlds collide and refuse to separate. As obsession replaces coincidence, Sin finds himself trapped in a connection he never asked for, slowly losing the very freedom he once lived for.
Sin lives like a ghost the world can’t hold down. Different countries blur together, nights spent in unfamiliar cities, strangers becoming memories before sunrise. No roots, no rules, no one to answer to. Freedom is his oxygen.
On the other side of the world, seven men are building something untouchable. Fame, discipline, obsession with perfection. Their lives are controlled down to the minute, every move watched, every breath calculated. They are rising higher and higher, but the higher they go, the less human everything starts to feel.
They were never supposed to meet.
It only takes one mistake.
One wrong place. One wrong time. One moment where Sin crosses a line he didn’t even know existed. And suddenly, distance doesn’t matter anymore. Borders collapse. Paths twist. Lives that should’ve stayed parallel snap together like something inevitable.
At first, it feels like coincidence.
Then it starts to feel like control.
The more Sin tries to pull away, the tighter everything becomes. The men he thought he’d never meet begin appearing where they shouldn’t be. Watching. Interfering. Wanting. What starts as curiosity spirals into something darker, something possessive, something that refuses to let him go.
Peace with Hades, the underworld scares me with it’s foggy breath. Peace with Cerberus, I plead he never greets me with those translucent teeth,
Do not rip my wings, Maleficent has sacrificed her share, and in dark waters, you will not wait for me there
Even though my teeth have sunk into stinky blood and my mouth dribbles with sinful screams, I plead to a blue sky that it will encompass me with open arms
I am unforgiven, coated with lies and scars of others.
But bliss will still invite me, if I crave for solace.
With Liz Ortecho (Jeanine Mason) and Max Evans (Nathan Dean) finally able to best Max’s clone, Mr. Jones, at the end of Season 3, it seems a bit of happiness is finally ahead for them. Little do they know, a new threat is emerging down in Careyes, Mexico when a naked alien is brought to an American scientist (Shiri Appleby) in a nearby cantina. As this mysterious new alien is set on a collision course with our heroes, we’ll discover that Mr. Jones might be gone, but his vile plan for two worlds might just live on.
Meanwhile, our couples contemplate new crossroads and definitions of their relationships. A new mystery that mimics the crash of ’47 in Roswell forces Alex Manes (Tyler Blackburn) and Michael Guerin (Michael Vlamis) to balance personal goals and undercover work; Maria’s (Heather Hemmens) potential cure for her regenerative disease comes with a shocking twist; and Dallas (Quentin Pilar), Isobel (Lily Cowles) and Kyle (Michael Trevino) contemplate new layers of how their families might all be connected.
All these new revelations unfold as our sleepy town of Roswell, New Mexico gets woken up by a daring daylight bank robbery where mysteriously not a single dollar is touched. But what was taken just might shed new light on the crash from ’47 and what Max Evans’ true purpose has been all along.
At a pub, a certain man sees through Moran’s cheats, piquing William’s interest. Saying it’s just “for fun”, William challenges this man to a match, but his opponent demands a huge sum of money as a bet in a single round of poker!! In addition: Louis names a tropical fish to be used as part of a mission “William”, and showers it with much love; Moran challenges Albert to a wine-drinking contest; John takes over from Sherlock as a detective, and unveils his great(?) powers of deduction — a study of their daily lives, not shown in the main series, now made public for the first time!
TW: Pregnancy termination mentioned, but character does not make that choice. I want you to know it’s mentioned so you don’t have any surprises! Click to keep reading. I’ll probably write this one!
Muggle AU.
Draco Malfoy loved Hermione Granger. Of course, she’d always been too dense to recognise it. Honestly, did she really believe he’d drive somewhere in the middle of the night for anyone?
Once academic rivals from primary onward, they had discovered that they had quite a bit in common as they were paired together on a project in university.
And then they were roommates.
Fuck, they were roommates. She’d stumble out of the shower, a tiny towel wrapped around her frame, and he had to pretend that he wasn’t staring. At that point, Draco wasn’t sure he wanted to risk admitting his own feelings for fear everything else would fall apart.
Until Granger called him in the middle of the night, her words barely audible through hysterical tears. She never cried. By the time he picked her up in a city over an hour away, Draco found her sitting on the curb outside Viktor’s flat. Makeup streaked her cheeks as she sank into the passenger seat.
“I’m pregnant.” She breathed, hiccuping, and his fingers tightened on the wheel. “He wants me to terminate.”
He was going to kill Viktor Krum.
“I don’t want to.” Hermione picked at her nails. “We broke up.” She reached across the car and laced her fingers through his. “I’m sorry, I just-I don’t know what I’m going to do. I never planned to become a single mother, but I-”
“We’ll figure it out, together.”
At the time, Granger thought he was just being supportive.
OR
The one where Draco is already heads over heels in love with his best friend, and roommate when he steps up to be her partner and father to her unborn child without her realizing what’s going on at first.
