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coffee stains & constellations by toastedbagel_13
Fandoms: The Black Phone (Movies - Derrickson)
13 Feb 2026
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Robin has been in the same loop of school and work for the last year. He doesn't hate it, but taking a job as a barista and struggling to finish homework is a big shift and he's still getting used to being so far from home. Most of it has become a dull routine until a new regular starts coming in.
Robin is instantly obsessed with him but doesn't know how to make the first move.
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college au featuring Robin being a disaster gay and Finney being smug about it cuz I love overly confident Finney and disaster Robin.
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- Part 1 of tbp short stories & one shots
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The Blake Clause by perfectlytainted
Fandoms: The Black Phone (Movies - Derrickson), 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
23 Feb 2026
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Ernesto Arellano falls for Gwendolyn Blake on his first day at a new school—only to learn she can’t date unless her older brother, Finney, does first. Since Finney Blake is famously undateable, Ernesto pays his own brother, Robin, to win him over. It’s supposed to be fake. It doesn’t stay that way.
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He found Aonung's piercing gaze glued to him.
What the hell was his problem? It threatened to draw a shudder from Neteyam but he steeled himself, returning the glare before turning back to listen to Tsireya.
This was going to be a very long few weeks if he's already made an enemy.
Welcome to Camp Awa'atlu indeed.
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- Part 1 of Camp Awa'atlu Series
- Part 5 of My Ao'nung x Neteyam obsession
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Ao'nung's always been presumptuous, kind of. Charismatic and self-conceived, he knows he has the looks to woo whoever he wants, and being the captain of his hockey team is nothing but a deadly weapon to his flirtatious causes.
The way Neteyam Sully plainly ignores him, however, highly infuriates him. -
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Aonung was a problem child in his family, always skipping class, failing tests, and getting into fights at school. He wouldn't listen to anyone— not even his parents. So, to fix this, Aonung's parents sent him away for the summer to the Sullys strawberry farm without his precious phone and the familiar confines of the big city in hopes of whipping him back into shape. But focusing on his hard labor would be a little trickier than he thought when a certain boy with pretty, dark skin watched his every move.