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“You’re being weird,” Chrissy said. “With Steve.”
Eddie sighed and tossed the rag aside. “I’m not being weird. The kid’s just… suspicious, okay? Nobody shows up in a spotless Beemer, looking that good, just to take a desk job in this dump for minimum wage. He’s digging for something, I can feel it.”
Chrissy raised a brow. “Digging for what, exactly?”
He hesitated. “Hell if I know. Me?”
She stared, then snorted. “Right. The feds finally figured it out. Send in some pretty boy in tight jeans to make you confess.”
Eddie tried not to smile, and failed completely. “You joke, but that’s exactly how they’d get me.”
“Damn right it is.”
OR: the 90s mechanic slow burn AU with criminal undertones no one asked for
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23 Jun 2026
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5 times Soap gets away with things that no one else could ever. Others would get stabbed and maimed for it, but Soap? Soap can do anything ;)
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19 Jun 2026
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Price thinks it would be a good idea to run a training drill with one simple objective. Capture Ghost. Seems easy enough right? No one would have an unfair advantage at all, definitely not Soap
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19 Jun 2026
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This… this was becoming dangerous. It was right there in front of him, encapsulated in that one single word. The need of it. Their terrible symbiosis.
They were sewn together by breakable thread. Surgeon’s sutures, harsh knots over bloody wounds, not made to last, just willing to hold them together long enough to keep their blood in. They’d learned to avoid sharp objects, their conversations carefully side-stepping the knife-edges of words that threatened to sever each stitch.
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When a routine mission goes haywire, Soap and Ghost are left stranded deep in the mountains of Eastern Europe. Left alone, injured and reeling with the aftermath, honesty seems come to the surface between them a lot more easily than usual.
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16 Jun 2026
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Recruits with soul marks are generally recommended to stay away from special forces, but in a world where one-third of people with soulmates have their marks show up during adulthood it’s nearly impossible to avoid. John’s soul mark showed up shortly after SAS selection, equal parts target on his back and badge of honor. He’s spent the past few years suspecting that his soulmate might be in special forces, however the mark has yet to reveal its secrets. What will happen when he finds himself on a new task force with a mysterious lieutenant?
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10 Jun 2026