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“Ah, I have an appointment with Harvey Specter,” he said when he finally reached her desk, voice slightly mumbled.
“Name?”
“Michael Ross.”
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Hate where I’m going, but I can’t stop now by Iddieforahsoka
Fandoms: The Mandalorian (TV), Star Wars - All Media Types
16 Jul 2021
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An Acolyte has been spotted on Mustafar, in Darth Vader’s castle. Luke doesn’t want to go alone.
Din just wants one day without Luke’s Loth-Cat eyes that make him break.
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That was the shape of his love: quiet, unnoticed, and expendable.
But this? Mike’s grip told a different story. This was not expendable.
Will’s spent years believing he was the one who’d slip through the cracks — the one no one would notice until he was gone. But when he nearly falls apart, it’s Mike who holds on like letting go might end the world.
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- Part 1 of Byler — The “Ever Since” Verse
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I think you want me too (Please say you want me too) by Bonfirefly
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
14 Feb 2026
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It may have taken Mike Wheeler a little while to figure it out, but there was no denying that he was pathetically in love with Will Byers
Emphasis on "pathetically"
When Will smiles, Mike smiles back; When Will speaks, Mike bursts into flames; When Will flexes, Mike melts into a puddle of goo
Tired of watching Mike make a mess out of himself, the rest of the Party decide to help him out
(If only they could tell if Will likes him back or not!)
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Or: the Party is oblivious, Mike is even more oblivious, and Will is engaging in a little bit of petty revenge
(As in, Will knows that Mike's in love with him. He decided to see how long it'd take for Mike to realize Will loved him back)
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- Part 12 of stranger things
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Mike Wheeler doesn’t trust superheroes, doesn’t like chaos, and doesn’t cope well with being ditched.
The problem? Will keeps disappearing, and Spider-Man keeps showing up.
In an early 2000s New York where superheroes are part of everyday life, Mike Wheeler is struggling with his feelings for his best friend and his growing distrust of heroes. Can Mike tell the difference between the hero he distrusts and the boy he loves, before the truth comes swinging in?