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In a Black Out by Jolyne Kujo (PhilipJFry)
Fandoms: ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 | JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
24 Jul 2019
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Midnight where we used to dance
Underneath the ugly halogen lamps
Oh, it all went away so fast
In a black outJonathan and Dio have a complicated relationship. Sometimes, they aren't so complicated. At their core, they realize, they are a lot alike. Jonathan also realizes, Dio had something he never did.
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- Part 5 of Everybody Wang Chung Tonight
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"He was aware of the itch he’d feel before he shook his head or scrunched his nose. He recognized the impulse to move, but he didn’t realize how compulsive the behaviors had become. He had to shake his head. He had to scrunch his nose. He had to shrug his shoulders over, and over, and over.
It wasn’t until he was nine-years-old that Shouyou realized he couldn’t control his movements like other kids could."
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Circle the Drain by Morioh-Cho-Radio (crimsonherbarium)
Fandoms: ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 | JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
28 Aug 2019
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Jotaro and Koichi nearly lost their lives fighting against Kira's Sheer Heart Attack. Jotaro is very practiced at remaining stoic when others are around, but nothing can be suppressed forever, and even the strongest can crumble.
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'He was supposed to ask Suga for his number or ask if he was busy next Friday night and if he was interested in seeing a movie or something. Instead, he said in a slightly cracking and not at all calm voice, “I think I lost my kids.”'
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that fic where babysitter no. 1 Daichi loses three kids in the city, gets into a bunch of shenanigans, and tries to ask Suga on a date.
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Desert Rose by Morioh-Cho-Radio (crimsonherbarium)
Fandoms: ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 | JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
12 Dec 2019
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The coolness of the night was a blessed reprieve after the oppressive heat of the Egyptian sun beating down incessantly all day. Kakyoin sighed in relief as he walked through the winding maze of the souk. The crowds here had begun to thin out as well, and for that he was grateful.
His parents had told him not to wander off, and he did hate to disobey them, but it wasn’t like he was going far. He just needed a stroll to clear his head, and besides—he was seventeen, after all. Practically an adult. He didn’t need them to fuss over him. He’d be back before they even noticed that he was gone.