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Begging You, Please (Keep Your Hands on Me)

for @subharryficfest round II ♡

explicit | H/L | multichap | non-famous, est. relationship, BDSM AU | sequel to You Can Lay Your Hands on Me

After a successful first shot at incorporating BDSM into their relationship, Harry and Louis make plans to spend their first summer together indulging in as much playtime as possible. If there are some learning curves and speedbumps along the way, well—isn’t that just the way life goes?

A sequel/continuation of ‘You Can Lay Your Hands on Me’, where Harry’s very sweet and caring boyfriend also becomes his dom. 

(please check the tags and A/N before reading!)

Title: The person I knew but never knew

Summary:  Soulmate AU: Soulmates have the date of their first encounter written on their skin. Jace is on military service and Simon enjoys the day with Jace's girlfriend Clary and the Lightwoods.

Warnings: death

Ship: Jimon (Jace Herondale/Simon Lewis); Malec & Clace mentioned

Jace took a look at his body, his arms, his legs, even looking at his back in the mirror. This had become some kind of habit ever since he realized that something was missing there. While his brothers and his sister had dates on their skin, like everyone else had, there was nothing on his. Everyone was waiting to meet their soulmate on that specific day. You wouldn't know who it was that easily since sometimes it was that stranger on the train or that lady that smiled at you at the supermarket. But sometimes it was obvious. His brother Alec had been lucky with his soulmate. He had met Magnus during high school. Magnus being new to that school, Alec had just know in the second he had seen him. Of course it had been quite difficult for Magnus who hadn't known anyone. Still they had been on dates not long after. And now they were inseparable.

Izzy, Jace's sister, was marked with a date that was yet to come. But at least she had a date on her body like basically everyone else Jace knew. Even Max, his younger brother knew the date he would meet his soulmate. It was just him. And at times he couldn't do anything else but wonder if it was his fault. Maybe he wasn't worth finding a soulmate or maybe there was no one who could ever be close to him, because something was wrong with him.

If they wanted to go this route they should have executed it better, and not made her getting shot totally Hollywood vs Sherlock being realistically shot, in the same exact area. They spent an entire sequence with Sherlock explaining how being shot there worked in real life, then turned around and did the complete opposite when Mary was shot there. That's not good writing, I'm sorry. It's just not unless there is more to it. It's not excusable. And if they wanted to redeem her, the way they went

Hi @shff! Well, like I said to another commenter, Mary’s death wasn’t exactly the point of my post there. I was discussing female antiheroes, not the plausibility of how Mary died.

But Sherlock being shot wasn’t very realistic either. I remember when that episode aired there were lots of meta about the things they got wrong in that too, especially when it came to whether Sherlock would even survive to the hospital, much less restart his own heart.

That’s the thing about this show, though. In the story world of Sherlock, this kind of thing is meant to be plausible. I just posted more about this in that other reply, and I have to run now so I won’t take the time to link to it. 

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