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Once a lost traveler, you are now a prisoner in Castle Dimitrescu. You don’t know how long you’ve been there. You don’t know when you stopped dreading the services expected of you. You barely remember who you were before. But none of that matters.
All that matters is her.
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Monomaniacal by auguststorm, julymist (auguststorm)
Fandoms: Biohazard | Resident Evil (Gameverse)
16 Jul 2026
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❌18+ MDNI❌
Monomaniacal (adjective) describes an extreme, often unhealthy fixation on a single subject, idea, or goal to the exclusion of almost everything else.
[Leon clears his throat to recollect himself, eyeing her appearance to quickly make an assessment of her. Oversized clothes—a large hoodie and ripped jeans—dirty, old sneakers, chipped nail polish, and clearly unwashed hair. He can't tell if she’s purposely trying to look homeless or if she actually is.
“Can I help you, ma’am?” he puts on his ‘work’ voice.
The young woman does not respond. Instead, she simply continues staring at him with that same sort of awe-filled expression that he finds hard to decipher. He’s usually not easily intimidated, but put simply, this girl gives him the creeps.]
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On your way home from a late night studying in the library, a young officer pulls you over. He lets you off with a warning...this time.
Video Games: A collection of one-shots featuring my favorite video game men, all inspired by Lana Del Rey songs.
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- Part 3 of Video Games
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A Christmas Party to Remember by AliBelleRosetta
Fandoms: Biohazard | Resident Evil (Gameverse)
31 Dec 2023
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The night of the annual Raccoon Police Department Christmas party draws near, and as you prepare to attend it, you decide to find out just what the resident rookie officer really thinks about you.
Now with a part 2.
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- Part 4 of Green Herbs and Spices One-shots
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16 Jul 2026
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“I’m looking for Captain Wesker.” You hold up the lunch bag, your sole piece of evidence, your justification for being here. “He forgot his lunch this morning. I wanted to bring it by.”
A heavy silence fills the office.
“He forgot his lunch,” the burrito guy repeats slowly.
“At home,” the bearded man adds.
“Where you were.”
“This morning.”
They’re looking at each other now, exchanging glances, having some kind of silent conversation you’re not privy to.
“Hold on, wait.” Burrito Guy holds up the hand not holding the burrito. “Are you saying you’re-”
“I’m his wife.” The words come out smaller than you intended. “We’ve been married since March.”
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- Part 1 of The Captain's Wife