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I thought for sure he’d be home by now. But no, the house is empty when I get in. It used to be that the quiet was what I craved most. Now I hate coming home like this, with the sound of my own footsteps echoing down the hall.
All because of a damn stray cat. Read the rest of this entry »
Summary: For the yaoi_challenge prompt: “Ran Shuuei/Li Kouyuu. Romance, mild angst, a bit of sex, and a happy ending are all I want for this couple. Kouyuu gets lost, and Shuuei has to find him(either physically or metaphorically)”. Read the rest of this entry »
Summary: Ono is the last person who believes in love. Yet, something about Chikage’s charm always touches him. Read the rest of this entry »
Just Like Summers at Harvard
by Michalyn
Fandom: Yakitate Japan
Pairing: Shigeru x Kuroyanagi
Rating: T
Summary: Shigeru finally has Kuroyanagi where he wants him but something still doesn’t seem quite right.
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Kyoto summers were the worst, Shigeru decided, fanning himself desultorily with his hand. Not only was the sun absolutely unforgiving, but the humidity was even more oppressive. Read the rest of this entry »
Under a New Moon
by Michalyn
Pairing: Shuuei x Kouyuu
Summary: Kouyuu agrees to accompany Shuuei to the red light district.
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Ran Shuuei was bored. The fact alone was cause for consternation. He was never bored: not amused perhaps, unimpressed—indifferent even—but bored, no. Read the rest of this entry »
Giovanni’s Monkey
by Michalyn
Fandom: Fuyumi Souryo’s Cesare
Rating: MA
Pairings: Cesare + Michelotto, Cesare + Giovanni de Medici
Warnings: debauchery, dubious consent, abuse of power and a monkey
Notes: Giovanni di Lorenzo de’ Medici would become Pope Leo X, known most for his excesses and his love of animals. He owned an elephant named Hanno and was heartbroken when he died. Leo X is also blamed for spurring the Protestant movement in part because he sold many offices in order to finance various projects.(from Wikipedia)
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Rumor had it that Giovanni di Lorenzo de’ Medici had returned from a visit to his father with a rare monkey. Cesare wanted to see it. No, he was determined to get a glimpse of it.
“What did you say it looks like, again?” Cesare drummed his fingers on the dark wood table. Beside him, a plate of fruit and cheese lay uneaten. His goblet of wine stood half-drunk. Read the rest of this entry »
