Princesss
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Only one thing mattered.
Nathaniel Wesninski was alone in the Nest.
Nathaniel Wesninski was alone with Riko.
Jean Moreau — weak, broken Jean Moreau — had left Nathaniel Wesninski to die.----
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Raven!Neil AU.
Picks up with the beginning of The Sunshine Court. Jean, Kevin, and Neil have grown up together in the Nest. Jean and Kevin made it out.
Neil didn’t.
*The first part is complete. Updates every weekend.*Series
- Part 1 of What We Leave Behind
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“Hey Riko,” Andrew taunted, “I told you not to touch my things.”
“I didn’t fucking touch Kevin,” Riko said, teeth red with blood.
“I’m not talking about Kevin,” Andrew said, watching Riko’s brows furrow in confusion before his eyes went wide in understanding. “If it happens again, I will kill you. That is a promise.” He stood, turning his back on Riko and the Ravens, unconcerned by the threat they posed.
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In which Neil is a Raven, Andrew is a Fox, but they still find each other.
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- Part 1 of There's Just No Getting Through
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It is frightening to look at the person you love and not know their face; to not know their name. There’s a quiet fear in knowing you’re at home, but having no clue how to navigate it or where anything is.
Alastor, however, is not one to endure such emotions. With a hotel to upkeep, a princess to advise, a looming deal, and a somehow steady relationship with the King of Hell to juggle, Alastor doesn’t have time to question why his brain keeps drawing blanks. Yet, as the issue persists, he begins to worry how long he can bear the confusion that now comes with everyday life.
Tension grows between him and Lucifer as Alastor fights to keep his brain in check. Each time his memory fails, Alastor starts to wonder if his mind will ever stop playing games — or if Lucifer will lose patience and end everything first.
It unsettles him to realize that, despite everything, the thought of losing Lucifer frightens him the most.
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Fools.
Lucifer and Alastor were utter and hopeless fools.
Lilith had returned to the hotel, determined to help her daughter with her dreams. However, she couldn’t help but notice the undeniable chemistry between her ex-husband and the hotelier. Even more striking was how oblivious both men were to it.
They desperately needed help.