When tomorrow comes without you

When tomorrow comes without you

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WpMetadataNoticeUltima pubblicazione mer, ott 20, 2021
Trigger warning: mention of suicide/ dark thoughts/ selfharm After Dazai left the mafia his suicide thoughts are more present than ever. At the same time Chuuya goes through a dark time of self doubts and sleepless nights. Two lost souls that belong together. Two men who think that there's no place for them. Two bodies..craving for the near of each other.
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After Dostoyevesky's death having Dazai nearly witnessing the death of all of his friends, he finally has an actual change in heart. Despite that, he's plagued with horrid nightmares of everyone dying and all because of him. As always he can't seem to get away from Chuuya either with him being the focal point of every nightmare and it did have an impact on him. Dazai realises he in fact holds strong feelings for the short ginger man. Naturally, of course when one side of double black changes so does the other. All this while trying to deal with 7 missing people and 6 missing families is a lot to juggle. 𝒯𝓇𝒾𝑔𝑔𝑒𝓇 𝓌𝒶𝓇𝓃𝒾𝓃𝑔𝓈 - mentions of suicide - graphic depiction of suicide - mentions of self harm - mentions of death -swearing, mentions of alcoholism - alcohol - smut - graphic imagery

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