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  1. Public Bookmark 4

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    Fill for a prompt from the Les Mis Kink Meme: "It turns out, that all the barricade boys are there, because they're trying to get into Enjolras' pants. All of them. Except Marius, who's there just because he can."

    Ended up being more of a look at the sex that Enjolras has with each of Les Amis individually, and how he uses those relationships to draw his friends to him.

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    21 Apr 2013

    Bookmarker's Notes

    wow yes

  2. Public Bookmark 48

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    Enjolras consents to try Grantaire a second time, in a very different fashion.

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    20 Feb 2013

    Bookmarker's Notes

    yUP and LATIN

  3. Public Bookmark *

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    Grantaire isn’t sure what it is Eponine and her little friends do holed up in the Cafe Musain most nights, nor does he have even the remotest curiosity. High schoolers are loud, irritating little shits, which is why Grantaire texts her from the warmth of his car.

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    15 Feb 2013

    Bookmarker's Notes

    SHINY

  4. Public Bookmark 43

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    It's a good thing the subway is deserted this time of night, because Grantaire refuses to keep his damn hands to himself.

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    14 Feb 2013

    Bookmarker's Notes

    hold the phone

  5. Public Bookmark 7

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    Marius, looking chastised but sad, says, “Is there nothing then for romance, Enjolras? It seems a strange emotion to be struck with, distracting as a fever, if it means nothing.”

    It is Grantaire who answers first. “Nothing means anything, Marius,” says the cynic. “Yet who would ever die for his country if he did not love some person who lived within it?”

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    29 Jan 2013

    Bookmarker's Notes

    things that are perfect