co-dependency

Percy has a rather bad habit of being able to see the future. The old lady down the street is going to lose her cat, Mom is going to make pasta for dinner, Zeus' Master Bolt is going to be stolen by Luke, he's going to get a C+ in Maths. As you can tell, this causes problems. Especially since he was born with this, and the gods have no idea he has such a gift. At least he's always ten steps (and ten years sometimes) ahead of his enemies. __[The story is standalone, ignore the fact that it's part of a series]

"I'm lost," Stark admits. "Are you secretly marrying Steve without telling him?"

‘Please?’ Eddie stops him again, this time by holding his face. Steve feels Eddie’s thumb moving over his cheek, he feels the cool metal of his rings. He feels everything except what he needs. ‘I’ve never loved anything the way I love you, Steve Harrington,’ Eddie says, dark brown eyes moving between Steve’s own. ‘This isn’t the moment, sweetheart.’ It’s not a rejection, but it’s not a kiss. Steve quietly cries, insides cut up on the broken shards of his stupid little heart and Eddie holds him, he holds him all night until they fall asleep together.

It was like a door he’d nailed shut in his brain suddenly exploded open, all of his past confusion and anger and hurt and adoration flooding out at once. Stiles? Was it actually Stiles?! Stiles, the guy he’d had a crush on for fucking years growing up. The guy who’d been an absolute dick to him their whole last year of high school. The guy who’d told him he loved him in a dirty men’s bathroom on prom night while drunk and upset because he thought Kira was Derek’s girlfriend. That Stiles? But it couldn’t be!

The A-class of UA: also called the villains class. It was a tradition going back to the beginning of the school at the dawn of the superhero era. Children that committed crimes but had potential to use their questionable talents to become heroes got a second chance in life. The rule was made to stop the rising number of powerful villains by helping children who never had a chance in live and making them into powerful heroes. Of course it was also tradition that very few managed to make it far. The courses were harder, everyone was constantly supervised and basically nobody believed in the “villains” to become heroes. Usually only one or two made it to graduation. How long will Midoriya Izuku last? This story has a podcast now and I'll be forever thankful to the fan who decided it was worth their time <3:Podcast: Episode 1

Alpha Dragon and Acting Head of the New York Institute Alec Lightwood, and his rider Gabriel Engelhorn, have their fair share of problems. Rebellious siblings, a Downworld in uproar over Valentine, his parents, and a Clave determined to block him at every turn. Alpha Dragon and High Warlock of the Americas Magnus Bane and his rider Sam Winchester have spent years tracking down and doing their best to help eliminate the Circle's influence on the Downworld and beyond, despite little help from the Shadowhunters and the Clave. When a chance meeting brings these four together - scales and sparks fly, battles are had, and maybe, just maybe, they each find what they had always been looking for.

The maze confrontation goes differently: Felix, alive, but fundamentally changed and Oliver, down-trodden and dead inside, flees. Years pass. The passage of time is somewhat kind to Oliver. The same cannot be said for Felix. --- Oliver Quick: An author, tormented by his past, desperate to move on. Sir Felix Catton: Lonely, ever spoiled, desperate to return to the past. A reunion neither are prepared for.