Title: at the dawning of the world
Pairings: Achilles/Patroclus
Rating: PG
Word Count: approx. 5,200
Summary: “Are you kidding me?” Patroclus hisses at Briseis as she pulls him by the arm to where people are gathering. “What are we, like twelve? No one plays spin the bottle anymore.” (the high school au no one asked for)
Warnings: n/a

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Title: Tell my love to wreck it all
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Rating: R
Word count: 10,800 words
Summary: Everyone thinks Arthur leads this perfect, idyllic life. Well, surprise, surprise, he doesn't.
Warnings: domestic abuse, suicidal themes
A/N: high school au written for this prompt (contains some spoilers) at inception_kink, now cleaned up and proofread several more ( Read more... )

Title:  There is no, this is no modern romance
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Rating: PG-13
Word count: approx. 7,500
Summary: So basically, this is Arthur's life: Arthur and Eames are friends. Eames likes Arthur. Arthur knows Eames likes him. But Arthur doesn't like Eames.
A/N: high school au written for ae_match prompt "bonds" for team angst. the angst is ( Read more... )

Title: They'll name a city after us
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Rating: PG
Word Count:  approx. 3,600
Summary: In which Eames takes Arthur out on their first date, Arthur’s family is a general force of destruction, and Eames’ life starts sounding a little too much like a high school cliché.
A/N: more high school au! sequel to Louder than sirens, louder ( Read more... )

Title: Louder than sirens, louder than bells, sweeter than heaven, and hotter than hell
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Rating: PG-13 (because I probably threw around the f-bomb a little too much for it to be considered PG)
Word Count: approx. 3,000
Summary: In which Arthur is considered completely unapproachable and Eames decides to accept the challenge.
A/N: ( Read more... )

Title: He's intellectual and he's hot (but he understands)
Pairing: Arthur/Eames, Robert/OFC
Rating: PG
Word Count: approx. 1,800
Summary: In which Eames is overprotective over his little sister and Arthur objects to almost everything Eames says.
A/N: so, you may ask - how exactly does one go about detoxing from writing 22k of depressing? why, by ( Read more... )