Fern16
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Read a peak fic and it reminded me to continue this bs, your welcome ig😼😼😼
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Series exploring a relationship between this specific reader character and Kaiser. Not in chronological order of events yet (I haven't reordered the series in a while)
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05 Jul 2026
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Nearly four months into the school semester, your friendship with Sol has developed into a full-blown crush. So, when too much to drink, a house party, and a risky game work together to out you, you're surprised to discover that your crush isn't so unreciprocated after all.
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I made a playlist of some songs I think work for Sol (borrowed from my other story) and decided to write and connect smut for each ✨.
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Bookmarked by Fern16
03 Jul 2026
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A collection of drabbles showing the different ways Sol loves you.
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- Part 1 of Higher Education
Bookmarked by Fern16
02 Jul 2026
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“i need you.”
“what?”
he pauses, before stating his sentence again, with even more intensity.
you bark out a laugh. “really?” you comment, “you could have anyone you want, and yet you’re here barking up this tree instead. what makes you think i want you?”
or: oliver calls you up late at night, and you flock to him like a moth to a flame.
Bookmarked by Fern16
02 Jul 2026
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Oliver Aiku has always been the boy with answers — the star striker, the one destined for greatness. That’s the version of himself he shows on the pitch, to his teammates, and even to the girl whose flowerbed he accidentally destroyed.
But behind the fence, in the quiet of the garden, there are truths Aiku won’t say out loud. The tulips she teaches him to tend are easier to care for than the cracks forming in his own confidence, easier than admitting why he skips practice, easier than confessing that he’s not sure who he is without football.
She believes in patience. He believes in brilliance. Between dirt-stained hands and buried secrets, something begins to grow — something that might not survive if he can’t face the truth.
Bookmarked by Fern16
02 Jul 2026