The eighteen year old Kimora Sasaki has no clue how to move on with her life. She struggles with the harsh and demanding expectations of her parents and the loss of her best friend. She prefers to keep people at a fair distance, but what will become of her when she ends up in the Borderlands and she's forced to get in contact with them? What if she has to participate in games with them, that can result in her own death? Kimora learns about collaboration and betrayal and she has to choose between trust and mind games. She has to decide who she'll put her faith in if she wants to escape the Borderlands. But is escaping even possible? Will her distrust in humanity reach its lowest point? Will she ever be free? ! Based on the manga and Netflix series "Alice in Borderland" ! ! This story may contain triggering scenes, language and games ! ! Chishiya will certainly be in it !

❝ if you wanted to kill me, you would have done it already. but you haven't, because i think you know i'm the only person who really understands you ❞ spencer reid has always loathed the star-crossed lovers trope. i mean, he's read a lot of fiction, and it really is just a terribly repetitive romantic trope -- so, naturally, when it appears as a reality in his own life, it's very much unappreciated. and, well, star-crossed lovers has never been so literal than when spencer reid feels tied -- by fate, by their pasts, by simple sexual attraction -- to the nefarious subject of a rigorous investigation. this just might be the case of his life, and yet his mind keeps wandering away, down a deep, dark hallway to where someone calls his name. star-crossed lovers has never been so dangerous. [criminal minds, season 7 onwards] [slow burn, enemies to lovers] [spencer reid x female oc]

never knew how much it would hurt to feel. © taryn → harry potter series → ps - poa completed: 23/07/2020 cover & graphics by @bayports

After anxiously fleeing her brother's wedding reception, Lor Lynch ends up running into the arms of Dr. Spencer Reid, her sister-in-law's co-worker. [word count: approx. 68,000] COMPLETED.