Pacifier
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Last published Thu, Mar 26, 2026
Cosmo is a twenty eight year old man run down in life, living off ramen and working long hours at a warehouse. With nowhere to go in life, dragged down by the stressors of adult life, he finds himself one day kidnapped by a supernatural being called Peter. It just so happens that Peter is an ancient vampire looking to build his family out of the dying pieces of humanity like Cosmo; people with nowhere left to go, with no hopes or dreams, killing themselves slowly with work and no sleep. Peter "adopts" Cosmo, taking him back home to meet the family. Cosmo, unfortunately, does not settle well into his new life as a vampire baby.
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