#maevedarcy

polycule dialogue prompts someone should write and tag me in

"I think it's charming that neither of you thought I would notice you organizing a surprise birthday party"

"four other people in this house and not one of you puts the dishes away the right way"

"you know, I've never had two girlfriends that cannot reach this shelf"

"someone should've warned me that two werewolf boyfriends meant double the shed"

"guys, I love you but 3 omegas in heat? at the same time? an Alpha needs to rest sometimes"

A: "you can invite your boyfriend if you want" B:"there's two of them" A:"so? I'm taking the whole polycule"

"my girlfriend and I think you're hot, can we buy you a drink?"

A: "we're on our honeymoon actually" B: "good, I'll give you two something to remember it by"

"my girlfriend's girlfriend thinks you're hot but she's too shy to come over and tell you so"

"you did NOT pull a couple of dancers, I don't believe you"

A: "guys, do you want to rob a bank together?" B: "no more heists as dates!" C: "that was ONE time!"

"you're a monster hunter! you can't date a vampire, let alone three!"

no llega el olvido (y por más que intento, mi mente no te olvida) by maevedarcy (@heavensenthale)

Buddie | 14k | General

Eddie doesn’t die, but Buck becomes intimately familiar with his new reality in which he’s irrevocably in love with his best friend. (Eddie, his best friend who put Buck as the guardian of his son in his will, but that’s something to unpack after Eddie recovers, after things go back to normal).

Things will probably never go back to normal.

forever to go

Shane/Ilya | 4.6k words | Explicit

Summary:

"Whoa," J.J. said. "The Centaurs' plane is missing." Shane turned to where J.J. was sitting across the aisle, feeling his entire body go cold. "What?" [Or: Ilya's plane goes missing. Shane loses his mind. AKA the story of the worst 6 hours of Shane's life]

heaven on earth, this might be our fate

Shane/Ilya | Teen | 3.7k words | Canon compliant

What's so fascinating about the sunset? he almost asked, but Ilya's breath caught in his throat as he looked at the sun disappearing over the horizon line, his words tangling in his vocal chords until they suffocated. His eyes went from the sunset to Shane's face, to the smattering of freckles that sat high on his cheeks, to Shane's relaxed eyes, half-lidded and heavy with exhaustion, to his beautiful lips, pink and chapped from the ice, and he had to look away before he did something stupid like kiss him and never let him go. [Or, 3 major sunsets and 1 sunrise in Ilya's life.]

pretty pink pills

Teen Wolf | Sterek | 2.4k words | Explicit

Summary:

Derek and Stiles are FWB who get high together. Of course feelings are not going to get in the way. Obviously.

Excerpt:

The thing about Derek and Stiles' relationship was that officially, there wasn't one. They were friends who hung out sometimes, mostly around others, and teased each other ever since they crossed the line from allies to friends. Unofficially, when the lights were out and Stiles was alone in his apartment, Derek climbed through the balcony and pushed Stiles against walls, closets, and beds, kissing him senseless until one of them fell to their knees.

nobody does fucked up like us

Shane/Ilya | Explicit | 2.9k words | Missing scene

Summary:

Lily: Come over. Nor for long. An hour? [Or: What happened when Shane went to Ilya's before their game.]

Excerpt

Ilya was spiraling, which was a new first for him. Ilya Rozanov did not spiral —that was Shane's specialty— but the circumstances made for a pretty good reason for Ilya to spiral. It was the first time Shane would come to his place since he freaked out and ran away, when Ilya had been sure he'd lost Shane forever. Not that Shane was his to begin with. They weren't together, but they were something. A dangerous something that threatened to swallow him whole if he wasn't careful. Later, he would blame the pre-game jitters, but right now he had no excuse for the text he typed. Ilya needed to see him, needed to rewrite the memories of their last time in this place. Lily: What time do you leave tomorrow?

Hollanov | 1.9k words | Canon Compliant, Post-Book 2: Heated Rivalry (Game Changers), Pre-Book 6: The Long Game (Game Changers), Body Worship, Sexual Overstimulation, Porn with Feelings

Summary:

"Just— remind me why Ottawa is worth it," Ilya said, then he turned around and went up the stairs, expecting Shane to follow. Shane did. [Or: Shane reminds Ilya why Ottawa is worth it with his mouth and his fingers.] [Alternatively: Ilya gets the orgasm of his life and stops speaking English entirely.]

Excerpt:

Shane had always loved a good game with rules and a clear goal. Something in his brain would shut down with every face off, the adrenaline of the game coursing through his body enough to put him in a state that most players could only fantasize with. All this to say, Shane was pretty good when it came to playing a game, and Ilya's games were always the most fun to play. Which is why when Shane got to Ilya's place that night and Ilya asked Shane to make him forget the Centaurs lost to Montreal, the gears in his head started turning immediately. Ilya gave him a clear goal. Now all he needed were the rules. He said as much to him. "No rules, moya lyubov. Just— remind me why Ottawa is worth it," Ilya said, then he turned around and went up the stairs, expecting Shane to follow. Shane did. Once Ilya was in his room, he took off his t-shirt and stood in front of Shane with a glint in his eyes. Shane felt dizzy with want. That was his boyfriend standing in front of him, the same man who moved countries for him, who switched from a winning team to one that hadn't made playoffs in over a decade because it meant being closer to Montreal. Ilya Rozanov, best player in the league, quit the team that drafted him and brought him to the top of his game for a chance to make things work with his boyfriend. With Shane. Now, Ilya needed him to remind him why Ottawa was worth it, why Shane was worth it. Shane loved a good game, but if loving Ilya Rozanov had taught him anything, it was that Shane loved a challenge even more.