#completed writing

Y'all!

Y'all!!

Someone downloaded my ebook! My first download! I don't even care if it was a free one on Kindle Unlimited, someone out there (probably) read my story!

(sorted from newest to oldest)

xiao/aether

respite | general. one-shot, 1.4k words. (canon, comfort, non-verbal communication, non-sexual intimacy, post Xiao’s “endless suffering” PV ).

the language of a wound | teen. one-shot. 4.6k words. (canon universe, hurt/comfort, grief, xiao character study).

make me your muse series | teen. three part series set in a modern AU with artist!xiao and muse!aether. 16k words. (college AU, best friends to lovers, unbelievable amounts of pining).

the echo of a wish | general. one-shot. 2.5k words. written for XiaoAether Week 2022 Day 1 prompt: birthdays. (canon, fluff, gift-giving, introspective).

sweater weather | explicit. one-shot. 3.4k words. (canon, established relationship, porn with feelings).

other pairings + general:

as a wolf knows a wolf | arlecchino/columbina. mature. one-shot. 2.2k words. (canon, character study, twisted love).

misery loves company | dainsleif/diluc. teen. one-shot. 8k words. (canon, strangers to lovers, masquerade ball, first meetings).

A Place You Cannot Follow | beidou/ningguang. teen. one-shot. 4k words. (canon, angst, established relationship, Archon ningguang).

At the End of the Night | diluc/aether. explicit. one-shot. 7k words. (canon, porn with plot, drinking, confessions).

Tarnished Innocence is an 8 chapter (40k) Izuocha fic that is an Ochaco character study written around the Overhaul arc. 

Please check it out. 

I am not proud of how it turned out, but it’s still mine. Read it!

Elena was her name. The motherless girl who lived on the hill.

It's not her fault, of course. It was her mother's.

She was the one who left; she walked into the forest to run with the Fae instead of raising her baby girl. She left the girl's father to raise a small child on his own.

The ones in the town felt bad, yet they did nothing to help, which caused a rift between them and the town. When she started school, the teacher gave her harder assignments than her classmates even when she said she was confused and wanted help.

But she never bothered her father about it, though. She felt like she was already a burden because of how she looked. Everyone said she looked like her mother.

Her mother this, her mother that. She never got a break from it.

The forest seemed so tempting, but she thought that she was enough like her mother. She had enough in common with her, she didn't want to run away too.

However, that suddenly seemed irrelevant when she saw a pair of green eyes watching her from the shadows of the trees.