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As Marina was so enthusiastic about my writing, sending me no less than fifteen comments, I have decided to give her some nice little gifts, found here.

Sleep Deeply

Author: minutiae

Artist: liaonyxrayne  

Rating: M

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Word Count: 3,825+

Pairings: Coën & Lambert

Tags: Trial Of The Grasses (The Witcher), Trial Of The Medallion (The Witcher), The Inherent Tragedy of Witchers (The Witcher), Canon-Typical Violence, Non-Malicious Teasing, Depression, Winter at Kaer Morhen (The Witcher), Ghosts, Grief/Mourning, Canonical Character Death, Mild Blood, mentioned gambling, mentioned drinking, Past Character Death, mentioned child death, Suicidal Ideation, Sacking of Kaer Morhen (The Witcher), No Characters Die On Screen, Platonic Relationships, Family, Pack Bonding, The Fall of Kaer y Seren, Hair Braiding

Summary:

Lambert has a habit of going out alone. It took years for the other wolves to notice, but when they did all they found was an empty, dank cave. Why would Lambert prefer to hide out in the valley, in what they teasingly referred to as Camp Sulk?

He was the youngest wolf witcher by decades now, but still held himself separate. It isn’t until he brings a friend home that the wolves get any answers. Coën finds himself asking, have they really teased him about this all these years?

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No reason at all, huh? Naughty Min.

After our conversation yesterday, Dom Lambert in leather pants and DMs, with a horse whip. He's all confidence and raw masculinity, and chonky sub Eskel is weak. Lambert reduces him to desperate tears while using his body as he wishes.

Letho and Emhyr. It would be a glorious mess.

Advice, from someone who used to have to leave her cats for a week at a time - put down several large water containers. We used to fill large saucepans and place them in different places around the room. That way, if one gets dirty or spilt, they still have heaps of fresh.

Oh yes -- they’ve got two bowls of food, one small, one large in a different place, and three water dishes -- a small one near the food mat, a fountain in the living room, and a tip-proof large bowl in the hall. 

I still have vague and terrible worries about turning on kitten-cam to find that one of them is like, BLEEDING PROFUSELY or unconscious or something worse, but the odds of that happening are low. Worst case scenario, I can call the emergency number for the building and ask the really nice maintenance guy to help me. 

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You can play escape rooms online??

Escape rooms were INVENTED online! When Flash was first big they were popular point-and-click games, and remain so to this day. You click on the sofa to lift the cushion and get a key, that kind of thing. 

If you google “escape the room online game” you will come across hundreds of them with varying degrees of quality and narrative structure; they’re fairly easy to build so a lot of people use them as tools to learn various game programming techniques. 

Some of my favorites are the Rusty Lake series -- they’re super creepy and sometimes downright scary, and a bit gory at times, but the creep factor for me is part of the appeal. (Some are paid, some are free.) 

tumbleweedtech replied to your post “wait you didn't know you had adhd? all this time i thought you did!”

With all the reading and research I've done, I'm pretty sure I have it. I need to set up an appointment, not for any intervention, but because my son has it and is struggling with coping mechanisms. And seeing SO much of myself in him, I think it'd really help him to know that he isn't alone. I hope you don't mind, but I'm going to tell him that one of my favorite writers has ADHD. He's always pleased to hear of people like him, especially storytellers.

For the prompt: "Dressed for a Party"

And for the prompt: Bathtub