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Stiles crashes in Lydia's bedroom during one of her parties, and Derek comes in to hide there.
He learns some stuff about the popular jock - like the fact that he's fun to flirt with.
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- Part 14 of 30 Days of Writing
Bookmarked by luthiel1
16 Feb 2019
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“Look, man," Scott says, "if you really don’t want to go, you don’t have to. Derek will understand, I’m sure.”
“Derek. What does Derek—?”
“Hey, look at the time.” Scott hops off the bed. “If you’re coming, get a move on. Train to catch.”
“Fine, fine.” Rolling his eyes and muttering under his breath about best friends, man, Stiles pushes around the boxes of ammo before picking two.
Scott peers over his shoulder. “Uh, we’re not going to war, dude. We’re going to Idaho.”
“And how many times have you been to Idaho?”
“None?”
“Exactly.”
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Bookmarked by luthiel1
16 Feb 2019
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In a world where werewolves are known, Stiles Stilinski gets a job at Fangs & Fur, a werewolf publication owned by the famous Alpha Hale, a woman who lead the movement for werewolf equality before Stiles was even born and continues to be a legendary figure in the supernatural community.
This series follows his life after meeting her son, Derek, and Derek's cub, Alex.
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Bookmarked by luthiel1
15 Feb 2019
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Stiles works a lot of magic with a baseball bat and whatever mystical crap he can convince Deaton to give him. But sometimes, being a BAMF doesn't need weapons or magic. Sometimes his regular old human research skills are more than enough to save the day. What's the saying? The pen is mightier than the sword? So true. Especially when Stiles is the one wielding the pen.
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- Part 4 of The Boy who Fought with Wolves
Bookmarked by luthiel1
14 Feb 2019
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Cora appears on his doorstep in early September, face determined and belly rounded. Her scent is still familiar, but it’s also changed, somehow: more complex, fertile.
“Cora,” Derek breaths.
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He thinks the thought in full standing in front of his mirror, brushing his teeth, and the way it drops into his mind unannounced and unwelcome yet ringing with truth makes him freeze, meeting his own gaze in the mirror, toothbrush still hanging askew out of his mouth.
'I want to raise this child.'
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“Derek,” Stiles says, in a faux patient voice that he uses when he thinks that Derek’s being particularly dense. “You think that this option didn’t pop right into my head when you first told me about Cora? Come on, babe, I know you. I was totally prepared for this. I’ve reconciled.”
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OR: The one where Cora turns up pregnant, Derek decides to raise her baby, and Stiles is (happily) along for the ride.
Bookmarked by luthiel1
14 Feb 2019