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Lidia

Freddie sex

The night started like most — a field somewhere outside Bristol, half a bonfire, half a disaster. Music leaking from someone’s Bluetooth speaker, cheap vodka bottles rolling in the grass, Cook already shirtless, shouting about something no one cared about.

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James cook

t’s chaos already. Music pounding through someone’s mum’s house, cheap vodka sloshing over the carpet, a lampshade already cracked. Cook’s on the kitchen table, shirt half open, screaming lyrics to a song no one else is singing.

brothel

The brothel didn’t look like one from films — no red curtains, no velvet ropes.

James Cook (drama)

It started with the sound of glass shattering. Someone had thrown a bottle at the wall, and everyone cheered like it meant something. The house party was already spiraling—bass heavy, lights too dim, bodies pressed together in a haze of smoke and sweat.

James Cook

Morning light bled through half-broken blinds, cutting the room into strips of gold and grey. The smell of stale smoke and sweat clung to the air. Someone was still passed out on the sofa, face pressed into an ashtray like it was a pillow.

kinky

The first thing I learned working for the police wasn’t how to hold a gun or write a report — it was how to spot trouble before it stepped through the door.

Skins gen2 x

The night smelled of beer and smoke, the kind of house party that felt like it had been going on for days. Music thumped against the walls, bodies pressed too close, and someone had already passed out in the garden.

Sparrowssss

The first time the Umbrella Academy barged into the Sparrow Academy’s atrium, you were halfway through morning drills. Ben was barking orders, Fei’s ravens circled overhead, and the room was simmering with Sparrow-level ego. You were stretching, earbuds in, humming softly—because despite the chaos of living in a mansion full of competitive superhumans, you’d sworn to stay a sweetheart.

Sparrow

The Sparrow Academy lobby smelled like ozone and broken pride—thanks mostly to Luther and Marcus throwing each other through furniture for the third time this week. You stepped over a shattered vase, brushing dust off your black-and-silver uniform as the last echoes of the Umbrellas’ arrival faded into the marble floors.

New girl skins

The taxi dropped me off at the end of the road — Roundview Road, the driver said, like I should’ve known what that meant.

Freddie (skins)

Morning light cuts through the blinds, harsh and golden. There’s a half-empty mug on the nightstand, cigarette ash in an old teacup, and Freddie’s arm draped over me like he’s trying to keep the world out.

Skins ganggggg

The house is quiet. Too quiet. Big windows, polished floors, empty rooms — the kind of place that feels more like a showroom than a home. You — Lidia — sit on the couch, legs curled under you, a joint balanced between your fingers, smoke curling lazily toward the ceiling. Your parents’ idea of “freedom” is giving you a house, a fat allowance, and no rules.

reunite cook

The petrol station lights flickered like they were half-dead, humming above Lidia’s head as she counted coins that didn’t matter. Midnight had that empty, suspended feeling—no cars, no people, just the sound of the fridge units and her own thoughts looping.

super badd

The bass thumped through the cramped living room, rattling the cheap blinds. Empty cans lined the windowsill like sad little soldiers, and someone had left a half-smoked joint in the ashtray. Lidia was sitting cross-legged on the floor, nursing a lukewarm can of cider and trying not to get caught in the middle of the chaos.

Skins gen2

The house was a warzone before Lidia even stepped inside. Music thumped so hard it shook the floorboards, cigarette smoke curled in the air, and the smell of spilled alcohol was everywhere. She hesitated in the doorway, wondering if she’d accidentally walked onto a battlefield instead of a party.

gg skins

My mum didn’t say anything when Freddie came in.

Skins bby

The club is alive — a pulse of red lights, flashing strobes, and smoke thick enough to choke on. The bass makes the floor shake; glass crunches under your boots. People are everywhere — shouting, laughing, kissing, breaking.

hihi hha

Freddie’s shed always smelled the same—damp wood, old smoke, and that faint sweetness of weed that never really left no matter how many times he swore he’d “air it out.” There were empty cans by the wall, a hoodie I’d stolen weeks ago, and a mattress that had definitely seen better days.

Messy Cook and Freddie

You stand under the streetlight outside the club, hood up, mascara running just slightly — not because you’re crying, but because you danced too hard, or maybe because you wanted to feel something.

Lydia tyrell

The road to King’s Landing shimmered beneath the late summer sun, banners snapping in the warm wind as the great houses of Westeros gathered like storm clouds before a feast.