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Suddenly, Taggie felt entirely lost. There it was again, that dark look of self-hatred in his eyes. She had seen that look before, when they had talked about Helen and how he believed himself utterly incapable of making anyone happy. It had broken her heart then to hear how poorly he saw himself, and it shattered her all over again now. All this time, through every agonizing day they had spent apart, he had been sitting here in the dark, believing he deserved every bit of it.
Or: Where Taggie follows her heart once more and how that leads her straight to Penscombe in the middle of the night.
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05 Jul 2026
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Set just after Belle tells Jack she won't have congress until after marriage.
Jack hints that they could still do a bit more than just steal kisses in cupboards.
Belle is rather interested in finding out exactly what he means.
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30 Jun 2026
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After Monica Baddingham's death, Tony's grief takes an unexpected turn.
Tony Baddingham needs Taggie’s assistance for a Corinium reception after Monica's funeral; Rupert can't shake the feeling that something is wrong. Taggie ignores his concerns. Rupert lets her go.
When a storm rolls across Rutshire and Taggie fails to come home, Rupert is forced to confront the one fear he has never been able to outrun: losing the person he loves most.
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Or: Taggie is hurt and Rupert suffers (for a little)
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30 Jun 2026
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“Can’t you let me love you?” Taggie whispered, “Isn’t it enough?”
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As Venturer celebrate winning the franchise, Taggie and Rupert realise they no longer have a distraction from their feelings.
An imagined ending to the series and the novel.
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29 Jun 2026
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John makes Paul a bet. Paul takes him up on it. Crossdressing shenanigans and angst ensue, and ~feelings come out in the wash. 1961.
OR: boys in knickers, lots and lots (and lots) of sex, angst, homophobic slurs, schmoop. The Pineapple Club is fictitious. Originally posted on LJ in 2012.
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29 Jun 2026