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Brock figures out that Quinn has been punishing himself to try to deal with his submissive urges without help. Brock takes this news about as well as you'd expect.
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- Part 3 of Holding My Breath For You
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30 May 2026
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After Jack gets over the excitement of Luke being drafted to the fucking Devils, baby, he realises he may have a problem.
That Problem?
Well, he's not told any of his family that he gets migraines. And now he's got one, in Michigan, in a house full of his family.
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- Part 4 of Hughes Brothers
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30 May 2026
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Four weeks until the wedding and everything is fine. Flowers confirmed, suits perfect, Oscar spiraling over centrepieces.
Until the school calls.
Kimi’s been skipping French for weeks. Lando snaps, the Italy trip gets ripped away, and one sentence too far shatters the house:
“Maybe you shouldn’t have adopted me.”
The door slams. The hot chocolate goes cold and suddenly the only thing left to plan… is how to keep their family from falling apart.
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30 May 2026
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Five games.
One season on the line.
One boy collapsing under the weight of all of it.
Mack spirals into a place that’s quiet and terrifying, where pain feels easier than numbness and love feels like something he no longer deserves. Will refuses to let him go, even when Mack pushes him away.
This is not a soft story.
It’s a dark one.
But there is a sliver of light at the end, you just have to make it through hell first.!!! Major emotional distress. Depression. Self‑destructive behavior and self-harm. !!!
Please proceed with caution! and bring tissues. You will need them.Bookmarked by MilkingBread
29 May 2026
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Jack likes to think that there wasn’t a conscious reason he relapsed but really he knows that it was a long and thought out decision. He watches a movie and one of the characters has bulimia and he starts reminiscing about old times. At fourteen he hated life so much that death seemed better, with rose coloured glasses it started to seem better. Like he wants to get back to it.
Things have changed now. He lives by himself, in his own apartment with full control over his meals and he’s been doing really well. He’s doing so well that his parents don’t ask about his food habits over the phone anymore. He learns how to cook broccoli, orders whatever looks appetising and keeps himself fuelled. He likes eating, he likes keeping the food down.
Or Jack relapses
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29 May 2026