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  • Howling at the Moon by Whyisthisnotworking3
    Whyisthisnotworking3
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    A Remus Lupin fan-fiction. Alternative love story taking place during the Prisoner of Azkaban. A young Hufflepuff has the ability to sense the moods of those around her. A power she's spent time trying to control and explore. Her lack of competence in other areas of her magical studies leads her into the life of a certain DADA professor who struggles with lycanthropy. Will they find answers in each other? Or will they drive each other to despair. Professor Lupin love story. All characters and concept are owned by J.K Rolling.✨ *Forever rewriting
  • Howling at the moon - a modern woman's survival guide by justinee123
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    The trials of life
  • Flying High Dastardly Doddles by XxWild-ReaperxX
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    Welcome!!! Skwn shjsjwjwm sksmwmsks kwksmsks kskskskks Djnejee jjejeke jwmejekdkdkd skkejejdjd is jejune? Still here? Well you pasted the test. Read on if you want to see my horrible drawings!!!! I will take requests!! But don't judge my horrible drawings. * points at hater * I'm talking about you......... * glares * well!!!! See you in there!!!! This is gonna be a wild ride!!!!!
  • CONSUMPTION by howllingatthemoon
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    The word RUN still echoes long after the sound should have died. Not in his ears- in his bones. Each step forward drags two shadows behind him. One remembers her laughter. The other remembers her teeth. Sometimes she's there in reflections: whole, breathing, eyes soft with recognition. Other times the glass crawls with that thing-limbs bent wrong, smile too wide, voice layered over itself like a broken chorus. He doesn't know which version hurts more. The balance demands sacrifice. The world demands forgetting. But grief is heavier than any law, and hope- hope is a stubborn parasite. "If you can hear me," he whispers into the dark, into the places where light goes to die, "I'm still looking." And somewhere, between the shifts, between the screams and the silence, something hears him. Something remembers being her.