Seventeen

Seventeen

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- ATELOMANIA - (n.) An obsession/Passion/Infatuation with imperfection. // I can join the dots on my skin with felt tip marker. I can show you constellations in my bloodshot eyes. And I really don't mind having flaws that I can trace across my skin. They remind me that I'm not hiding from anyone and I'm living out my dream, with stars within my skin, and oceans in my veins. It may be a flaw, but it's one that I've gained. Wether through choice - or not, I've come to terms with that pain. So you can pull me apart and paint me now, understand the color that's seeping out. Break me down, because now you're at my roots. - How do you like me now? //
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'Before we leave, I was wondering something... I noticed that your social worker called you Will and I suppose I'm wondering which name you preferred?' Wilbur was surprised that he noticed such a small thing, but he supposed it accounted for the surprise that he had noticed earlier. 'Oh, I prefer Wilbur if that's okay sir. My social worker always forgot to call me Wilbur and I stopped correcting him a while back.' He replied, choosing to ignore the feeling of anxiety at the realisation that was the most he had talked throughout their meeting. 'Alright mate. Oh, and please call me Phil. Sir makes me sound older than I actually am.' OR A fluff to angst to fluff adoption AU where Wilbur Soot gets adopted into the SBI household just before his 18th birthday after years in the foster system. Now, he must learn how to trust his newfound family and find that it's okay to be dependent on others. But after so many years of only relying on only himself, Wilbur struggles to do that. After all, can a story ever be that simple? Trigger warnings are at the top of each chapter. There aren't many but check them out anyway. Cross posted on AO3, search up the title to find it on there :)

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