(Cover found on Google and thus not mine) Remus had arrived in Deceit's room a moment to late after the side's suicide. Any quicker and he would've been able to save the love of his life. Thomas' acting skills have been faltering often-confusing and annoying Roman- and he hasn't been able to lie. The light sides ventured to Deceit's room only to discover that it was empty, the walls were barren, and the only item in the room was a knife with hard blood stains on it. Did Remus know anything about this? And was there something else nobody else knew about Deceit? #11 in demus (01/05/2020) #16 in Receit (23/08/2020) #16 in intrusivethoughts (23/08/2020)

(Cover found on google) Ever since Janus' suicide attempt, Remus has been trying his hardest to get the others to accept Janus. He's explained how much their actions and words effect Janus but how much do they listen? In his attempts to save his boyfriend from his depression, Remus spirals down a similar path. Will he continue pushing his own feelings aside? Or will he open up about them? #2 in Receit (01/05/2020 - ???) #3 in Unsympathetic (23/08/2020) #20 in Receit (23/08/2020)

Deceit- Lies- That's all he was- A liar- Right? #1 in Receit (02/05/2020) #2 in Demus (02/02/2021) #34 sides (12/07/2020 - ???) #60 sides (27/07/2020 - ???) #49 sides (06/08/2020 - ???) #38 sides (23/08/2020) #2 Deceit (11/08/2020 - ???) #1 Deceit (23/08/2020)