i got my angel now
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Undercover Work by
Cinaed
Diaz and Santiago have to go undercover in a gay bar. Sounds just like an episode, except with bonus Diaz/Santiago makeouts! <3
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Push
Disremember by
slipsthrufingers
Nick doesn't remember, so Cassie's going to have to do it for the both of them. This is both heartbreaking and hopeful. Lovely.
the present and probable future by
sevenfoxes
All Nick's roads lead to Cassie eventually. Really well done look at AUs and precognition.
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Orphan Black
Networking by
marycontraire
Alison grins widely at him, and Felix gets this weird jolt of memory, recalling a ten-year-old Sarah winning a netball game in school, before they moved to Canada. Alison is so foreign, so new, and yet she's family in a way he can't shake. Maybe that's why they've become such fast friends. Maybe not. Felix will never know. Felix and Alison's weird friendship is one of my favorite things about Orphan Black, and this story captures exactly why. It's hilarious and then it hits you in the feels when you're not expecting it.
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The Mummy
On The Same Page by
Selkit
Evelyn wants to make sure her adventuring, treasure-hunting fiancé is on board with the quieter, less exciting aspects of a librarian's life. But life, as usual, doesn't exactly go according to plan. This is adorable.
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Undercover Work by
Cinaed
Diaz and Santiago have to go undercover in a gay bar. Sounds just like an episode, except with bonus Diaz/Santiago makeouts! <3
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Push
Disremember by
slipsthrufingers
Nick doesn't remember, so Cassie's going to have to do it for the both of them. This is both heartbreaking and hopeful. Lovely.
the present and probable future by
sevenfoxes
All Nick's roads lead to Cassie eventually. Really well done look at AUs and precognition.
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Orphan Black
Networking by
marycontraire
Alison grins widely at him, and Felix gets this weird jolt of memory, recalling a ten-year-old Sarah winning a netball game in school, before they moved to Canada. Alison is so foreign, so new, and yet she's family in a way he can't shake. Maybe that's why they've become such fast friends. Maybe not. Felix will never know. Felix and Alison's weird friendship is one of my favorite things about Orphan Black, and this story captures exactly why. It's hilarious and then it hits you in the feels when you're not expecting it.
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The Mummy
On The Same Page by
Selkit
Evelyn wants to make sure her adventuring, treasure-hunting fiancé is on board with the quieter, less exciting aspects of a librarian's life. But life, as usual, doesn't exactly go according to plan. This is adorable.
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