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‘Shelagh had hardly had time to catch her breath, let alone to see anyone, from the time that Mother Mildred had swept into their home to declare that they were to go away, to when they were due to leave. Prior to that, she had felt so utterly miserable in herself that she’d only just about managed to deal with the necessities of family life, even with Patrick’s help. So when they arrived, cases and children in tow she had been both heartened to see her friends and distressed to see that so many of them must have been equally as ill as she had been.’

here is the link for part 1, high school

and here is the link for part 2, college: year 1

catch up now before college: year 2 will be posted, hopefully some time this week! 👀💕

I hadn’t yet constructed a viable plan as to how I was going to physically leave. Walk out the door. Of course, I understood the general mechanics of bodily movement. Lift leg, step, heel, toe, repeat with alternative. But whoever created the movement was not walking away from someone, someone like Veronica, for months. The thought of it is unbearable.

I stand before her again, raising my hand for a fist bump with a wry smirk. She looks at me with surprised disbelief.

“Are you trying to fist bump me?” she sneers.

My body shudders with laughter. The kind you force out as a cover when you really just want to cry.

“I hope that’s a fucking joke?”

My laugh turns to a warble and I step forward and wrap myself around her, holding her tight against my chest. She grips me firmly around my torso, very firmly. I lean down and inhale the shampoo freshness of her.

In That Infinite Moment

(Post-Endgame, Fix-It Fic, Impostor!Steve Rogers)

After the Snap, after the Endgame, after the War:

There's recovery. And Bucky Barnes, faced with the living ghost of the man he's loved his entire life, finds that recovery is anything but linear, especially when he can't shake his lingering paranoia from his time as the Winter Soldier, the paranoia that tells him something is wrong in the world.

Working closely with Sam Wilson, formerly The Falcon and now Captain America, Bucky strives to put his grief and anxiety behind him while avoiding the one person in the world he once counted on more than anything or anyone else. But, ghosts have a habit of coming back to haunt you:

Because Bucky's paranoia is slowly validated as the pieces of the puzzle fall together - until he and what's left of the Avengers realize that the man who came back to Tony's property that day, and who's been living in a protected facility ever since, isn't Steve Rogers.