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aphrodite of the lonely sea (8645 words) by polinsquill Rating: Mature Summary: Ever since the beginning, ever since she opened her eyes as a babe to the roaring sea, ever since she learned to swim and even once she learned to sing like the young of her kind, Penelope's voice had always been too quiet. A siren’s call was a tricky thing to master, to be sure, but she was smart. It was simply that she thought too much about the after, about what would become of the call, about what it would mean for drunken sailors at sea who strayed a little in the wrong direction. “There is a ship!” Philippa cried. There was always a ship. or, an au in which penelope is a siren and colin loses his way (or finds it).

Falling Snowflakes - Chapter 1: Warmth Summary:

aphrodite of the lonely sea (40181 words) by polinsquill Rating: Explicit Summary: “Pen!” It was Colin’s voice that thrust her from her sleep– the banging was so loud against her door she was certain he was an inch away from breaking through the wood entirely. Even muffled, his voice was wet with feeling. “Please, Pen, what is the matter?”

“I am ill, Colin,” she managed weakly, a half-truth, “I fear it is contagious, it will do you best to stay away.”

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Old Friends - Chapter 6 Summary:

Long before Oletus Manor was host to a strange game of survival and death, before tragedy struck and left it decrepit, it was, first and foremost, a home.

Long before they were fearsome hunters, the Gamekeeper and the Mad Eyed Architect were simple employees of the young DeRoss family.

Old Friends - Chapter 1 Summary:

Long before Oletus Manor was host to a strange game of survival and death, before tragedy struck and left it decrepit, it was, first and foremost, a home.

Long before they were fearsome hunters, the Gamekeeper and the Mad Eyed Architect were simple employees of the young DeRoss family.