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Garden Privileges by justadreamfox, likearecord for djhedy
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
07 Oct 2021
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Andrew has carved out a little piece of garden paradise for himself in the back yard of his shitty flat. And it’s been only for himself… until his (gorgeous) new (extremely attractive) upstairs neighbor shows up with a dog, asking if it can do its business in the garden.
Andrew says yes (because of course he does).
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08 Jun 2026
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Tequila Sunrise by mostly_maudlin for starwarned
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
26 Mar 2022
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It’s Allison’s birthday, and she only wants one gift: to party with Neil Josten. For real.
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08 Jun 2026
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Andrew always sits across from the same guy in the library. The set-up suits him: they're both night owls, they're both relatively neat, and they both like the quiet. There's absolutely no need for them to get to know each other. This delicate balance shifts, however, when the guy sprains his ankle and Andrew finds himself breaking all his own rules and driving him to the emergency room.
A wintry college AU featuring all-nighters, homemade sushi, copious amounts of coffee, and many mixed-up feelings.
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08 Jun 2026
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warmth & colour by lolainslackss for ApprenticedMagician
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
16 Dec 2018
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Andrew and Neil take a much-needed trip over Christmas break. Andrew tries to find different ways to keep warm, but the cold is persistent.
An unstructured 5+1 of sorts.
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08 Jun 2026
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the ballad of the cat café by lolainslackss for moonix
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
01 May 2021
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Andrew has barely started reading the menu when someone else emerges from the kitchen—a boy around his own age, he guesses, with pretty, delicate features and tanned skin flecked here and there with the paler lines and splotches of fading scars. He’s got dark half-moons under his eyes, a brilliant scowl on his face, and he’s wearing an apron with a picture of a similarly pissed off-looking cat adorning the front pocket.
He pokes Nicky in the shoulder with the floury rolling pin he’s brandishing like a baseball bat. “Oi,” he grunts. “What’s with the ruckus?”
(or, Andrew and Neil meet in a cat café.)
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08 Jun 2026