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Behind the cobalt steel of his thoughts, behind the cold, faded grey of his emotions… an ember the colour of amber glows in Master van Calox’s soul, so bright and warm one is tempted to touch it.
It is sad that the Interrogator seeks to drown it with his own hands in the bottomless blue of duty.
tumblr butchered the quality but Look at my cool art
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First edit of 2026 is DONE!
It took blood, sweat and a bunch of yelling on my end for clips, but I got it out of my head from new years to now!
The song is called I want to feel like I'm wanted by Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, and of all my years of listening to this song, New Years punched me in the chest with 'this is such a Roderick Strong and Kyle O'Reilly song'.
I want Breaking Dawn from Edward’s perspective. Not because of his thoughts during Bella’s pregnancy, but because of his genius plan to make the ceiling really low in the cottage so Jacob can’t fit.
i'm all in for the gambler
HOLY SHIT FREDDY FAZBEAR!!!
Me and them
I picked up a copy of this 1999 romance novel in a discount book store for $8 AU (roughly $5 US) and I am excited to read it (hopefully this weekend but we will see). As far as I can tell, it focuses on a girl escaping marriage to a mean aristocrat by marrying some kind of highland lord (?) who is by her estimation barbarous and uncivilised, and then she, like, puts herself in a chastity belt and refuses to have sex with him until he convinces her.
I bought it on my lunch break at a store called 'BOOKS4LESS' where they were also selling a tall stack of Optimus Prime blokees and slender 2018 Mills & Boon novels. My workmate saw it when I returned and she said "I would never have thought you'd enjoy a book like that!"
I did not feel very seen, as I feel my taste in novels is UNABASHEDLY trashy much of the time. The only worry I actually have about this book is that it might not be quite ridiculous enough to overcome my blegh-misogyny-in-het-romance squick.
But. I have chosen to have faith in its absurdity.
