"You whisper to a restless ear Can you get me out of here? This place smells like piss and beer Can you get me out? You were asking me How to get you free I only know the recipe to roam" Tim Bradford Kidfic! Published : 5 | 17 | 26 Finished : ??? Status : Ongoing

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STARRY EYED ⋆⋅ 𖤓 ⋅⋆ "i was your starry-eyed lover and the one that you saw. i was your hurricane rider and the one that you'd call." The Outer Banks were filled with ghosts. Some haunted the shorelines. Others lived inside you. [a 'outer banks' fanfic] season 1 - finale [released: 10/7/25] [finished: ] do not copy my work. [rankings] #1 in lola tung 17/6/2026 #1 in joseph zada 17/6/2026 #1 in johnbroutlegde 17/6/2026

"can you see me using everything to hold back?" oc x dylan hoffman started 2/14

"where did you get the scar on your face?" f "didn't your momma ever teach you the ten second point out rule?" "no... i don't know my momma, or no ten second point out rule." "if you see somethin' on someone, and they can't fix it in ten seconds, don't say anything at all."

BORN INTO MONEY, IT'S NOT A CRIME. YOU CAN FOOL THE PEOPLE ALL THE TIME. - Adelle Tinsley wasn't meant to be in prison. In fact, nobody wanted her there, but there was no other way. After what she found, there was no other way to stop the Russian secret from getting out. stranger things OC no love interest published 4/12/25 updates set in s4!

ᥫ᭡ ʚ⋆ 𝜗𝜚 ⋆ɞ ᥫ᭡ Avery Delgado grew up in the shadow of circuitry and oxygen meters, the daughter of one of the Ark's most respected engineers. From a young age, she showed a natural aptitude for systems diagnostics and mechanical repairs, often sneaking into maintenance corridors to watch her mother work. Though unofficial, her training was rigorous. Quiet lessons exchanged over rationed meals, whispered formulas etched in condensation on recycled glass. But genius doesn't always come with caution. At sixteen, eager to prove herself, Avery accessed a restricted subsystem to run a recalibration simulation. She miscalculated. The system looped continuously for hours, venting what amounted to two weeks' worth of oxygen into the void of space before anyone caught the error. The cost was catastrophic-and unforgivable. She was arrested immediately, labeled reckless and dangerous. It didn't matter that it was an accident. On the Ark, every breath mattered. When they came for her, Avery didn't go quietly; she fought back, kicking and clawing, her panic twisting into defiance. The guards called it violent resistance, enough to deem her "dangerous to interact with other prisoners." So instead of a shared cell, she was sent to solitary confinement. Her mother didn't fight the sentence; Avery never knew if it was out of duty, disappointment, or quiet self-preservation. Now, on Earth, Avery carries the weight of that mistake like a brand on her skin. She still thinks like an engineer, still sees systems and solutions where others see chaos. But beneath that logic is a quiet desperation, a need to prove that she's not just the girl who made the Ark bleed air. She's the girl who's going to rebuild something better, for herself and for Naila; the sharp, stubborn shadow at her side who reminds her every day what's at stake. Together, they're not just surviving. They're learning how to live. STARTED: 25/06/25 ENDED: - [ season 1 - season 5 ] cover by @gr