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It started as just a way to win karaoke night. Jake's country twang could make anyone weak at the knees; Natasha had four years of school choir experience under her belt; Bradley's piano-playing that night at the Hard Deck was its own proof; Micky and Javy were both in Glee club; Bob had a surprisingly strong tenor voice after a few lessons; and Reuben's falsetto could bring anyone to shame. One night after they had gone on someone in the audience yelled, "When's the album coming out?" Everyone laughed it off but it stuck with Bradley. He started doing some research between training and nights at the Hard Deck, slowly learning all he could about forming a band and making music. Soon, he was convinced they could make it big as a band. The others weren't as optimistic.

(Originally posted on AKB809) It started as just a way to win karaoke night. Jake's country twang could make anyone weak at the knees; Natasha had four years of school choir experience under her belt; Bradley's piano-playing that night at the Hard Deck was its own proof; Micky and Javy were both in Glee club; Bob had a surprisingly strong tenor voice after a few lessons; and Reuben's falsetto could bring anyone to shame. One night after they had gone on someone in the audience yelled, "When's the album coming out?" Everyone laughed it off but it stuck with Bradley. He started doing some research between training and nights at the Hard Deck, slowly learning all he could about forming a band and making music. Soon, he was convinced they could make it big as a band. The others weren't as optimistic.

All during basic training Elliot Mitchell had one person on her mind. Her girlfriend Natasha Trace. Together the pair faced DADT. Theh survived everything together. Now being called back to TOPGUN was interesting. Who was going to teach them?

Disclaimer: I've posted this first on AO3 under Finley_Lj (Oceansoldier) and will be updating more regularly there. In an alternate WWII where air combat is faster, deadlier, and more secretive than ever, a classified squadron trains in silence-operating beneath the public eye, far from the glory of headlines. Among them is Lt. Robert "Bob" Floyd, a soft-spoken yet brilliant backseater whose quiet presence belies a sharp mind and steady hand. When he's assigned to fly with a fiercely driven pilot known as Phoenix, Bob finds himself thrust into a world of high-stakes missions, buried grief, and fragile camaraderie. Under the shadow of war, Top Gun is reborn-not as a school, but as a proving ground for the best and most broken. As Bob and his team fight to stay one step ahead of the enemy, they'll learn that not all battles are fought in the skies... and not all wounds bleed. Some heroes fly below the radar: unseen, unheard, but never forgotten. New chapters every Monday and Thursday at 12h00am western time All right reserved to the creators of Top Gun and Top Gun: Maverick

There's a fine line between love and hate, and Millie Mitchell had just tripped over it-Straight into the arms of the one man she vowed to despise forever. Jake Seresin was infuriatingly charming, maddeningly handsome, and utterly impossible to avoid. Millie couldn't decide what was worse: the heat of his gaze or the fact that part of her liked it. Her other problem? She was married to an abusive asshole, and escaping him meant risking everything-including letting Jake get close enough to break her heart in a different way. But with each searing glance and every heated exchange, the lines between enemy and ally blurred, leaving Millie to wonder if Jake was the key to her freedom-or the final push into a deeper kind of danger