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  • Blue Skies (Tommy Shelby)  by witchoria27
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    Sparks fly when a self-sufficient, newly single mother meets the cold-hearted bachelor gangster of Birmingham. On their first outing, it was like everything in the world was asking for them to finally meet each other. But when fate intervenes, they soon find themselves suffering the reprocussions of their own decisions. Warnings: Minors DNI. 18+ themes. (heavy drinking, drugs, infidelity, manipulation, talk of abortion, lots of angst, lots of fluff) - use of (y/n)
  • The Baker by raneyylorene
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    All of my imagines/short stories are reposted here from my tumblr, @hardyimagines This story was requested! The reader has no idea who Alfie Solomons is and thinks he's just a baker so he bakes things for her and is super sweet but he keeps trying to hide his identity because he really likes her and eventually she finds out who he is. Keep reading to find out where this story goes!
  • ANTONY & CLEOPATRA → ALFIE SOLOMONS by danielcaesars
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    the stroke of death is as a lover's pinch which hurts and is desired. ALFIE SOLOMONS X READER MINI-SERIES
  • Alfie Solomons Imagines by Megan_Wheeler
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    Collection of my Alfie Solomons x Reader works from Tumblr Requests are always open. You can find me on Tumblr - @cap-winter-barnes
  • the red room • alfie solomons by sarasfics
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    She managed a business, The Red Room. The nature of that business was questionable to some, but compared to the streets of Camden, it was saintly. However, it was owned by a not-so-saintly man.