Golden Hour ✔

Golden Hour ✔

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Rowan Hart is perfectly content being the campus grump: quiet, focused, emotionally unavailable, and allergic to most forms of social interaction. As the brooding captain of the university soccer team, he's used to people assuming he's intimidating or uninterested... which is fine. He prefers it that way. Theo Vale, unfortunately, does not seem to get the hint. Theo is all sunshine: bright smiles, loud laughter, relentless optimism, and a talent for turning even the coldest rooms warm. As a design major with golden-retriever energy, Theo has a way of burrowing under people's skin... in Rowan's case, against his will. When school construction and a mandatory project force them together, annoyance turns into banter, banter into tension, and tension into something Rowan definitely shouldn't want. One golden hour is all it takes to blur the line between enemies and something dangerously close to love. Content Notes: moderate angst, swearing, queer romance, college setting Tropes: enemies to lovers || grumpy x golden retriever || mlm || college romance || slowburn || forced proximity ~ Updates every 3 days ~
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There are three events that have haunted me for years. Not weeks. Not months. Years. Some of the memories come in fragments, like a flickering film reel, unreliable and frayed. Others come back with brutal clarity, sharp enough to cut through the quiet moments of my day. But no matter how they arrive, one thing has always remained the same: they come back. Every damn day. Not once have I made it through twenty-four hours without one of them clawing its way into my thoughts. They're stitched into the fabric of who I am now as unwanted visitors, but ones I've learned to live with, like scars you forget are there until someone touches them.

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