Oh, man. Here we go. This is Filthy rewritten. Lucille is way smarter... it's not as rushed.... uhhh...and Naomi hardly uses 'cooed' or 'coos'. Treat this book as an alternate universe. Slow updates because I'm a uni student with hardly any time now. Yes, it is still very explicit. Yes, it is toxic. Yes, Lucille uses...
"Okay, come on now, Romeo. That's enough of that. Put your charm away now." "Only if it's working." Ian Malcolm/OC By Rachael Thomas @chaospossum
Beth Lohmann is a young assistant to a chaotic mathematician. When he gets an invitation to give his opinions on a wildlife park in the making, they have no idea what's in store for them. Real dinosaurs would be the last thing they would think they would have to come across, and eventually run from. All Jurassic Park...
"Well that wasn't very lady like was it?" • "Well it's a good fucking thing that Small Heath doesn't raise good ladies, 'ey Mr Shelby?" Tommy Shelby x OC Originally posted on my tumblr: @fuckingthefictional
Y/N has been through a lot that causes her to suffer from selective mutism. Her legal guardian will soon kick her out and she has to get a job and provide for herself. That is how Tommy Shelby ends up in her life and her in his. They are both damaged good and finds a way to heal each other, but is that enough for any...
~1923~ In which Tommy's life seems to be falling into place. Business is expanding, the family is thriving, he was a new father and soon to be married. He has everything he's ever needed and is learning to live comfortably with it. That is until he finds a woman sleeping in the hay.
When Thomas Shelby returns from war, he doesn't expect the nurse who stitched him up to be in his hometown. He didn't expect her to be Charlie Strong's goddaughter as well. But the world is full of unknown, right? Evelyn is quick to learn that her life won't be as plain as it was before the war, especially now that...