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"Jungkook had been so sweet growing up. He had the cutest little bunny smile, and he used to like snuggling something as he walked around, like his Elmo plushie or his teddy bear. He had been so cute. And now he was so grumpy." (In which Jungkook forgets his place at home, and the rest of his family does their best to support him and each other.)

Harry rescues Draco Malfoy from Azkaban, where he has been imprisoned for three years after the war. Draco is not as Harry remembers, as Azkaban leaves its mark on even the strongest of wizards. With no memory of who he was or how he came to be in Harry's care, Draco needs Harry's help if he is to have any hope of making a full recovery. But Harry has his own demons to fight and together with saving Draco, Harry must also discover a way to find himself.

Harry is lost and broken after the war. He has gone to countless funerals, broken up with Ginny, moved back into Grimmauld Place—which feels darker and dirtier than ever before despite how much he tries to fix it. He feels lonely and desperate, but he won’t ask for help, and he still can’t cry. When he agreed to help the Aurors at Malfoy Manor over the summer, he thought that he would be breaking dark curses. Harry never thought that he would actually spend his days sorting out dusty books with Draco Malfoy, or teaching him how to cook. Little by little, as they begin to navigate their life post-war, Harry and Draco become intimate…in more ways than Harry could have ever expected.

He insisted her hair be cut short, long locks cropped to her ears. Shouko’s childish complaint that she looked like a boy was met by a harsh slap across the cheek by her father, her young body skidding across the floor from the impact. She didn’t complain about it again. ----- Female rebellion, the clashing love for your mother and the terror that you'll end up just as she has, childhoods denied- and the way Shouko Todoroki starts to heal.

“Family doesn’t have to be you, and Christopher, and a woman that could maybe be his mother. It can just be you and Christopher. It can be you, and Christopher, and the people around you that love you enough to never stop trying.” “Like Buck.” Eddie doesn’t mean to voice it, but it feels nice to do it anyway. “Sure,” Frank nods. There is a smile on his face, one that Eddie doesn’t think he’s seen before. “Like Buck.” *** Eddie Diaz’s life is going great. He’s in therapy, he’s got a great girlfriend, a great kid, his friend is getting married to the woman of his dreams, and his best friend just came out to him. Now his best friend is dating their new friend. Things are going great. He promises.

At 28, Nick Nelson is living a life that should make him happy: he's got a good job, solid mates, and an on-again-off-again girlfriend he's known since secondary school. But for years, maybe as long as he can remember, he's felt like something was missing. Worse, he can't shake the nagging fear that he's the problem, that something might be wrong with him. Charlie Spring is only 27, but he's already divorced, burnt out halfway through his masters degree, and his mental health is held together by twine and prayers. The only thing that gets him out of bed most days (other than his menagerie of pets) is his work as a wildlife rehabber at the Haven. Saving those animals is his focus in life now; he can't be bothered to worry about saving himself. And after what he endured at the hands of his ex-husband Ben, he's sworn off love for good. ...Then Nick finds an injured duckling.

When people look at Levi – new recruits, citizens, higher ups, soldiers, anyone really other than Erwin and Hange and some of his squad – they always look at him like they are waiting for him to snap, afraid that he will snap. Afraid that he will suddenly and without warning turn into the killer that he is known as, jarred out of that cold, calm demeanor in an instant and into striking, startling violence. And Levi always wants to laugh. Because Levi does not snap – he splinters.

Sam hadn't known Barnes was a little until the moment he walked into the kitchen, hand in hand with Steve. Somehow, it doesn't really change much of anything. That is, until Steve starts to fall apart.

“Chūya, dear, you punched him in the face.”“Yeah but—”“And choked him—”“It wasn’t that bad.”“Dr. Mori diagnosed them with a minor concussion on the spot.”Face red hot with embarrassing shame, “They started it.” -- Or, two idiots meet in a waiting room.OR, an unlikely frenemy-ship. CWs in the tags with a fun little disclaimer in the author's notes!

It's finally time to talk about Bruno: Bruno is socially anxious. Bruno has agoraphobia. Bruno's trying to hide the visions he can't control, but it's really hard and its hurting him. Bruno just needs a hug. Or lots of hugs. --- OR: Bruno's had a hard life and his family realizes that. After the casita is rebuilt and the magic is restored, everyone does their best to get Bruno back into their lives and back into their family. But with him always trying to hide away, that isn't so easy, and then things only become even harder when Tio Bruno has a certain new, doom-ridden vision.

Being alive is a messy process. Connor is confronted again with the double-edged sword of higher thinking when he starts displaying the first signs of a disorder. New Jericho is both promising and uncertain, their leader spending more time lost in his own head than connecting with the future. An old human lieutenant challenges every last day, in spite of the universal truth that it will never be enough. A messy world with messy people. Numbers and patterns can't sort it all...but maybe love can.

au: Derek and Stiles meet at a German camp. -- “My name…” The boy trails, then grimaces. “Stiles Stilinski.” Derek’s eyebrows rise. “Stiles. Nickname?” Stiles nods. “You English, how is it… Butcher.” That surprises a laugh out of him. Stiles looks startled at the sound, heart racing, before he tentatively smiles. “You laugh, but its true.”

Shiro has no one to blame but himself for getting stuck on a mission with Slav, really. And of course it has to go all wrong, because really, when does it ever not.

It's 1959, the war has been over for fourteen years and Dean Winchester survived it; he is now the owner of The Winchester Tavern, which is his pride and joy.Life is going along as normal, when Dean suddenly notices a new employee at the bakery across the street from his bar. He is a handsome man with striking blue eyes and black tousled hair, and Dean Winchester thinks that the stranger might just be his undoing.Castiel's life has been pretty rough, from being drafted to serve during the war to just generally trying to keep himself clothed and fed. When Cas moves to Lawrence Kansas to work in a bakery, he doesn't expect to have eyes for the man who works at the bar across the street; and Cas knows that his chances of the other man liking him too are slim to zero.

Jongin understands. Sehun values his existence.

The Izuru Kamukura ward, otherwise known as Hope's Peak, is a psychiatric ward that caters to teenagers. They want to give hope back to their patients, even the ones who gave up on it long ago.

Bailey and Josh have been friends since the beginning, so when they both get their soulmarks on the same day they both are changed for the worse and better. What happens when Josh's soulmate is the straightest guy in high school, and captain of the varsity basketball team? What happens when Bailey's soulmate is nice in the beginning, and Bailey falls too hard? Also known as "That gosh dang cutest fanfic of the century" by my best friend, Meggo.

She wasn’t the bad guy.He was the monster.The monster.

I found that thesadness was growing,and it seemed to come outover silly little thingslike the rain.Or burnt toastat seven in the morning.And even missed calls,on sunny warm days,and those thingssummoned the monsterthat had made its homein my soul. (AU Where the gang is in a mental hosptial and Harry thinks that Louis may be the sunshine to pull him out of the clouds.)

They called it a therapeutic community, said it was the last stop on the journey from breakdown to recovery. He'd heard that a lot, often been told that he was so close to being better, and yet Josh felt less like himself than ever before. [currently paused]

Slav has been around for a long time. Most see him as just a crazy space ferret, but he’s so much more. When an electric shock from a new project hit him, he’s brought back to reality and with it comes the memories he’s been hiding from for years. His planet, his family, his whole life before Beta Trez. Now he can either join Voltron in ending the war or hide from the past. An alternate ending that starts somewhere before Shiro gets cloned, but they still have Matt.