Wyns_Old_Fics (WednesdayTheWriter)
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Safe At Home by Wyns_Old_Fics (WednesdayTheWriter)
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
16 Jun 2021
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In which Crowley has a flashback to the fall, but this time is different than others. This time, Aziraphale is there to help him up.
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Unloveable by Wyns_Old_Fics (WednesdayTheWriter)
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
04 Apr 2021
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Angels and demons can’t see each other’s thoughts on a normal basis. They can’t just reach inside and see whatever the other is thinking.
Dreams, however, function a bit differently. Reaching into each other’s dreams wasn’t something that supernatural beings did often, and this may very well have been the first time an angel had ever been into a demon’s.
Aziraphale wasn’t exactly sure what would happen when he reached into Crowley’s dream, but he certainly wasn’t expecting to quite literally wake up inside of it.
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The power goes out in the bookshop on a freezing night, and Crowley, being part snake, does not appreciate the cold.
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Feelings Are Inconvenient (But Necessary) by Wyns_Old_Fics (WednesdayTheWriter)
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV)
13 Mar 2021
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After almost-geddon, Aziraphale decides to come with Crowley back to his flat. On the way there, Crowley Feels Feelings when they meet a lesbian couple on the bus, one of whom was kicked out of their home.
When they get to Crowley’s flat, the Feelings that are being Felt finally have words put to them.
In other words: Emotions are Very Inconvenient, but sometimes they’re necessary.
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Pleasant Flames by Wyns_Old_Fics (WednesdayTheWriter)
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
10 Mar 2021
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Crowley gets so bored he decides to take up writing. He writes a book about the adventures of Ez and J (who are, obviously, Aziraphale and Crowley.) The only noticeable difference in Ez’s character, Crowley thinks, is that he loves J back.
He brings his book to Aziraphale, not mentioning that he was the one who wrote it.
Fluff and comfort ensues.