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It was Xie Lian’s birthday tomorrow, FengQing sneak out to find a gift. They end up getting lost in a forest. Fluff ensues.
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Feng Xin makes a promise to Mu Qing, he forgets about it and keeps Mu Qing waiting for 800 years
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Mail Jeevas was devoured by curiosity and abandonment; Mihael Keehl was driven by ambition and replacement.
Wammy’s House was where it began. Two boys, forced into stillness, into abandonment, learning each other and only truly having one another. Where innocence, youth, and ethics ran free, childish and sweet. Los Angeles taught them how to survive outside their cages, but not how to remain whole as time and addiction expanded the space between them. New York hollowed them out, sharpening them into seriousness. And Japan… Japan was where everything finally came due.
Between smoke and sugar, silence and violence, Matt and Mello survive. With each other.
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ACT I: “WAMMY’s HOUSE” [completed!]
ACT II: “LOS ANGELES” [ongoing]
ACT III: “NEW YORK”
ACT IV: “TOKYO”Bookmarked by sonaata
10 Jun 2026
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Matt had always known how to find the perfect nap spot on a tree. He brought this quiet expertise to Wammy's, where an English oak became his refuge—until Mello climbed up after him.
This was the origin of Matt and Mello's friendship. One ordinary afternoon at Wammy's.
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- Part 4 of The Transfiguration of the Commonplace
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06 Jun 2026
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Matt doesn't have a problem being the kidnap victim of an angry mob-boss - he's fully willing to sit in front of a computer somewhere and hack something, alone, for whatever criminal purpose - especially since Mello's going to be paying him. Dragging him directly into the action is a risk he's not sure Mello should be taking...
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04 Jun 2026
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‘We could be friends with benefits,’ Matt suggested.
‘What? Oh – I don’t think it’s a good idea,’ Mello said. ‘Ours is a work relationship.’
‘I think it’s a friendship.’
‘You do. I know.’
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04 Jun 2026
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When Mello first met Matt, he thought to himself: ‘he’s alright, but he is a one time thing’. Six years later, Mello woke up to the sounds of his one-time-thing brushing his teeth and vigorously coughing up a lung in the hotel bathroom.
Since they last saw each other, Matt had either recovered or grown up — there are a few ways to put it. Mello isn’t sure how he is supposed to react to it; how to abandon this new Matt. All of this unfolds in the disparate scenes of their chaotic business trip to dawn-and-allergy-ridden Japan.
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04 Jun 2026