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You’re an office park without any trees
Corporate and cold“Shiv hasn’t been to Gerri’s home. Their previous engagements, three in total, occurred while traveling for work. Something about the anonymity of an old, damp Scottish house or the messy, drunken sexiness of a Berlin hotel pale in comparison to the thought of seeing Gerri’s bed. Gerri’s night table. Gerri’s kitchen.”
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The Water Runs Off Your Skin (and down into the drain) by WatchMyFavesSuffer
Fandoms: Succession (TV 2018)
25 Nov 2021
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"if cum doesn’t wish to exit his dickhole, no amount of bribery or blackmail or Waystar Royco swag bags will make it change its mind."
A sort of drabble-y exploration of teenage Roman Roy developing an eating disorder. Plenty of angst, plenty of snark. Featuring Logan Roy's Stellar Parenting. Title from Regina Spektor's "Poor Little Rich Boy"
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"Think about how lucky you are,” she whispers. “To have this opportunity.”
“Lucky, hm?”
Shiv smiles, each tooth sharpened into weaponry against apple-red lipstick. “Yeah, I mean, come on,” she laughs. “Never age? Psychic power bullshit? Enhanced senses?” She presses a kiss into his neck. “And a guaranteed spot in one of the most powerful families on Earth."
(Or: Everything is sort of the same, except everyone's a vampire. Except Greg, for now.)
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“The Roys might own this world, but still act like strangers in it. Stewy is this world and no one owns him.”
Willa thinks they're an odd combination - but that's what makes it so great.
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Roman is devastated, depressed, and destroyed in the wake of Logan's death, and Gerri is trying to pick up his broken pieces.
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“Just so you know, this isn’t a diversity hire.”
Jess blinked widely at the man before her—not just any man, Kendall Roy, the future CEO of Waystar Royco. She found herself at a loss for words, not knowing this would be merely the first of a million times she find herself speechless at the pure idiocy and unhinged nature of Kendall Roy.
“I am aware.”
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During a bout of insomnia, Tom has a waking dream of the uncontested House Roy.
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“I said it was a Roy,” Tom spits, peering over Greg’s shoulder while being corralled toward an uncomfortable spread of cushions. “I never said it was yours!”
Shiv takes a physical step back, hands going to her hips while she all but raises hackles.
“Oh,” Roman crows, feet set up across the whole bench on the other row of seats. “We got a real Jerry Springer situation on our – ”
“It’s obviously Greg,” Connor breaks in, fingers threaded together over his knee.
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You came into this world screaming at each other, their mother used to say, rolling her eyes and slamming back her wine. As if they wouldn’t be proud of that, that their feelings on each other pre-date their ability to consciously think. That with everything in the world that is scary and everything that could break them, they chose to make each other stronger by trying to break each other at every turn.
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What is seen (and remains unseen) between their scenes.
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They’re eighteen and blistering nose-burn high, and Kendall’s got fucking Radiohead on and he’s wailing for a minute there, I lost myself with a bloody nose like the song’s wrenching his guts out and holding them in front of him and it’s a really sad sound and a wild buzzkill so Stewy kisses him the fuck quiet and maybe it’s the drugs but he thinks he feels whatever Ken felt in the music the second their lips touch--powerless and terrified and ready to hand the reins over to someone else.
(Stewy and Kendall, over time)
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Reader (female) is the CEO of a tech startup that Kendall is looking to form a deal with in order to expand Waystar’s online news and app presence. After a series of unfortunate Royco events, the reader is thrust into a whirlwind of data coverups by Tom Wambsgans, which eventually progresses into something a little bit more. That seems all good and well, until Kendall makes a dramatic exit from the company, and asks the reader to lend him a hand with bringing Waystar down. In a high stakes world of infidelity, what matters most: doing the right thing, or doing the safe thing?
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Tom, Greg, Kendall and Roman rent out a gym for a day. After, they realise they all have to share the showers together.
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Greg gets kicked out of his apartment. Tom picks his homeless ass off the streets and takes him home. Neither of them plans to develop feelings for the other, but when you're sharing a bed, eventually proximity takes over.
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This is just business— it’s nothing personal. That’s why Stewy always wins, and Kendall always loses.
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Stewy comes to Waystar Royco with a proposal for Kendall. However, he might not like Ken's answer.
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Friends with benefits never works out, does it?
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So, Stewy could cook.
Yeah, it blindsided Kendall too.
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short, loosely joined chapters where Stewy cooks.
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Catholicism for an anxious, scared kid comes with a secret solidarity—not only is everyone of note just as sick as you, but they all get their own statues.
Kendall had always been plenty terrified.
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Waystar runs the world-- almost at least. The rich live in a utopia, technology solves every problem, and Tom's living his dream. He's engaged to Shiv, about to launch his career, and he's a far cry from the boy who left the Midwest for a brighter future. Thankfully.
Greg's full of anger, his grandfather's expectations, and the weight of an entire resistance. He takes the job at Waystar because he does what he's told. And he's pretty sure Tom is everything that's wrong with the world. Needless to say, he'll be happy when it's all said and done and he can retreat back home.
Until life changes, and Tom and Greg both realize things aren't as cut and dry as they would like to believe.