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Arthur Morgan was just a character in a video game--until one day he isn't. What happens when Lily Edwards-- a young doctor from 2018--mysteriously gets transported back to 1899 and is forced to live with the Van Der Linde gang? Will Arthur be everything she thought he was, or will she learn the truth? And why does he seem so invested in her?
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but at least the war is over by werewolfsquad
Fandoms: Red Dead Redemption (Video Games)
27 Aug 2019
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John should’ve left already.
He willed himself to go. Get up, get moving. Would be so easy to gather his feet under him. Hell, there was a horse grazing in eyeshot, one of many they’d shot the Pinkerton off the back of. No Old Boy, but still. He could ride down to Copperhead Landing, no fuss. Gather Abigail, Jack, get the hell out of New Hanover.
He couldn’t leave Arthur. The thought settled in his stomach like a weight, tethering him to the ground below him.
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John forces Arthur to keep on living. Even acts of love come with consequences.
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- Part 2 of last year's antlers
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“Look at you. Doing just what you were bred for, aren’t you, pup?”
Whitaker whines happily, throat deliciously sore. He loves the thought - some dogs were bred to hunt game, some were bred to guard livestock, he was bred to take Jack Abbot’s cock.
“Should we take a picture for your owner before we get you cleaned up?”
“Ruff!"
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Robby needs a dog sitter - he’d hate to leave his sweet pup Huckleberry all alone during his shift. Thank goodness Jack Abbot’s available.
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- Part 2 of all dogs go to heaven (the series)
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20 Apr 2026
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Titus grasped you by the chin and forced you to look up at him.
“Your entire family must be eradicated by sunrise. That’s inevitable, written in blood.” His eyes looked you up and down, curious, “But killing you feels like a waste.”
“You aren’t going to kill me?”
He shrugged. “I might have to. But there’s one other way to end your bloodline. You leave your family and marry into mine.”
“This is a proposal?”
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"There has to be something you want to come back for. Something you can’t die without doing.”
Robby’s gaze roamed across Dennis's face, tracing the planes and sharp angles of his features like he was trying to commit them to memory. He already had a long time ago. The horrible, aching knot in his chest dedicated to Dennis was a piece of Robby that he tried, time and time again, to rip out. Always to no avail.
If he had anything to come back for, it’d be this one thing.
"Marry me," Robby said.
Robby, about to head out for his sabbatical and never return, thinks to hell with it—nothing matters except for the very real, very inappropriate feelings he's been harboring for his first-year resident. So he proposes. And before he can take it back, Whitaker says yes.
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- Part 1 of to have and to hold