lets go gambling!!

lets go gambling!!

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Last published Fri, Jan 24, 2025

ashswag branzy clownpierce colorfulstage crossover

cover's being reworked, this is temporary Ash is someone who's isolated himself his entire stay in college. He wants to keep it that way, but unfortunately for him... Red is an arrogant yet considerate (if you're his friend) person whose family has always pampered him with over-the-top allowance amounts and such (hey, they own a good business). Branzy is an enthusiastic fellow, somehow always ending up in weird situations. Clown's feared by most of his peers, but he doesn't know this. He's silent but somehow very expressive. With these four suddenly discovering something out-of-this-world, will the threads forced upon them be severed? Perhaps friendship will prevail in the end. He, Ash, had never really found out how to socialize. I mean, it's lonely being alone in a dormitory with no one to really talk to, don't you think? He doesn't care what you say. Do you really think one's life can just change by opening a simple file? He doesn't care what you say. So why should you even say anything? You want to talk to him, yet he keeps pushing you away. Isn't that rude of him? That's what's troubling you, right? -- its really not that deep bro (i cant write angst) . . . . . . . . . crossposted onto ao3 link: archiveofourown.org/works/58195162 when the hyperfixation hits so goddamn hard you gotta make a crossover fanfic: casino quartet x sekai

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