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♡ Tomioka | Two Brothers, Same Type In Women

Reiji Tomioka was just the more smoother, louder version of Giyu. Which is fine. Unfortunately, while both brothers are one another’s polar opposites—their type in women are painfully similiar; because it’s you.

Am I fired yet? ⋆˚꩜。

Tony is introducing his new assistant to happy, pepper and Peter when he walks through avengers doors and realises he forgot it was a full house. Chaos follows suit. Pepper beats Tony’s ass at one point, happy wants a raise and a Peter wants a new video game. Debt follows for Tony.

Wlw 🥹❤️‍🩹

Two girls on opposite sides of the school hierarchy are forced into each other’s orbit. A nerd and a queen bee. Rivals at first, enemies by reputation—until stolen glances turn into something dangerous in a society that says their love shouldn’t exist.

In My Room

In My Room follows the haunting aftermath of a breakup between you (Y/N) and Julian Vance, an effortlessly cool, emotionally detached alt-rock musician. For months, Julian’s messy bedroom was your shared sanctuary, filled with late-night conversations and the hum of his guitar. However, when Julian gets accepted into a prestigious music program across the country, your world fractures. Unable to abandon your rooted life, you hope to make long-distance work, but Julian handles the pressure by completely shutting down. He emotionally withdraws, making the devastating choice to walk away entirely because he believes he is "too much of a mess" for you. He drives away in August, making heartbreak look completely effortless. By October, you are left wandering the dark, isolated local woods, desperately trying to convince yourself that the new season will cure the agonizing ache. You find yourself compulsively stalking your own digital footprint through his eyes, wondering if you've completely disappeared from his world. But the silence of your empty bedroom offers no closure—you only want his things back in your room. The quiet is shattered when a notification reveals Julian has posted a low-exposure, moody video online. Exhaling smoke from his vape in a dark, unfamiliar room, he looks devastatingly fine—until he picks up his guitar. Plucking a raw melody, he sings a vulnerable, gritty cry for a room left behind and the things he wishes were still there. In that final, breathless note, you realize that the woods haven't cured you at all, because thousands of miles away, Julian is still trapped in the exact same room as you. (Based on the song “in my room” by Julia Wolf)