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by
Shannon Mae
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January 4 - January 8, 2025
Writers always had to make things into some big thematic lesson.
Cassius often stood around talking to thin air,
Cass was an easy boss, even if he did talk to the air.
Monsters were out there, but so far all the monsters I’d met in real life had been one hundred percent human.
“So, apparently the supernatural crew packed up our apartment for us and brought it over. I’m surprised they didn’t unpack it, too, while we were sleeping. They’re like fucking house elves or something,” I grouched to Aiden.
He’d offered to help, but Aiden had insisted on doing it because he “had a system,” and Liam had seemed to totally get that and respect it. I didn’t think Aiden had OCD—he was just particular about the kitchen since he was the main one who used it—but I kind of wondered about Liam. At the very least, he was a neat freak and really particular about how he did stuff. He had offered to let me drink or eat in his office, but I swear I saw the agony in his face at the thought of it. Still, it was sweet of him to offer.
I’d just jerked off while Liam watched, ordered him to do the same, had a breakdown in the shower, then cried into his shirt and rubbed my snot on him.
There was nothing like a good breakfast sandwich after a night of torture.
“I am violence incarnate. I am—Fuck, Liam, what are you—” I gasped, unable to finish the sentence, because Liam had just pulled my pants down and swallowed my cock like it was his favorite candy.
I really hated getting pulled over when there was a body in the trunk, especially if the owner of the body was still alive. At least dead bodies wouldn’t wake up and make noise.
“Did it ever occur to you that maybe you aren’t having wild and crazy sex because Liam loves you?” “What the fuck, Aiden. That doesn’t even make any sense,” I argued. “If he loved me, he’d be fucking my brains out.”
I loved Dexter, and I loved Toby, but really, the two of them were like absent-minded meets airheaded.
Sometimes it’s better to grieve someone than to punish them. Grieve the man you thought he was. It’s ok.”