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France, 1944. As the Allies land on the shores of Normandy, an unlikely friendship strikes up between Levi Ackerman, a widowed French Jew, and Eren Jäger, a deeply-in-the-closet lieutenant in the German Wehrmacht. The two deal with love, loss, dignity, and the horrors all around them. This multi-novel story stays faithful to the real history of World War II, covering from just before the Normandy Landing, the Battle of Metz, and the Ardennes Offensive (AKA, the Battle of the Bulge). BOOK 1: NORMANDY - Chapter 1-23BOOK 2: METZ - Chapter 24-67BOOK 3: LORRAINE - Chapter 68-100BOOK 4: ARDENNES - Chapter 101-?

AU. Ryan Ross is living the American wet dream. He’s rich, he’s good looking, he’s paid just to turn up at parties and he spends his days doing drugs and climbing into bed with eager and willing boys and girls. Brendon Urie is a man bordering on desperation – whoring himself out to wealthy men in an attempt to support himself and his best friend’s worsening drug habit. When his job ensnares him in the glamorous world of the rich and the infamous, it’s not long before their paths cross and Ryan starts living his dark fantasies though Brendon – but only for a price. See tags for triggers.

nightwang @karakurachou – 8 hours agojason todd is alive and faked his death so he could become robin: a conspiracy theory thread Batfam conspiracy theories meet social media.

Once upon a time, Tim and Damian wanted each other dead. Now they're sure that the other is the only one that really gets it anymore. AKA Tim and Damian have the same trauma around training that they consider to be the norm and are glad to find another person who "trains like a normal person" instead of realizing that they're the outliers.

Klaus meets someone different right after arriving in 1960. The following 3 years are very different.

Roy Cohn once told a friend that he was "born to end lives."

Part of the "From Russia with Love" series. This piece is a more intimate look at earlier days of Yakov and Lilia's relationship, with attention paid to both religion and their unborn child.