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say something batshit crazy (i'll do it, don't you make me) by yrsaffectionately
Fandoms: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid
16 Jan 2026
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lily @shanehollanderstop
i’ll say it because i am not afraid of losing my job: roger crowell is a piece of shit and should never know peace in his life ever again. my name is hayden pike and i play for the montreal voyageurs.
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Ilya joins stan twitter
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What if Ilya's depression got worse before it got better?
Set after Shane and Ilya's fight in The Long Game.
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All his life, Lando wished for a soulmate. The years passed and his skin remained unmarked if not by his own hands. But it was alright, he could find happiness in other places, like winning his home race. Yeah, he had been happy, ecstatic as he became the latest British Grand Prix winner. He should have known that his happiness could last just for so long. He just didn't expect it to last only until the podium, only until he saw the red mark adorning Oscar's nose. No, not adorning, tarnishing, defiling Oscar's skin. And Lando was the cause of it, he was the cause behind it all. He was vile.
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A companion piece to An Apartment: Two Cats, One Dog in which we get to see Lando's perpective of it all. A Soulmate-Mark AU in which your scars show up on your soulmate's skin.
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26 Nov 2025
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Fatherhood wasn’t on Oscar’s calendar this season. Neither was falling in love with his teammate. Yet here we are.
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Bookmarked by acciocrimson9
10 Oct 2025
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Up until Oscar Jack Piastri was eight years old, his skin was unmarked, and he wondered if maybe he didn’t have a soulmate.
Or: A Soulmark AU where the scars of your soulmate appear on your own skin. Featuring heavy landoscar angst and Mark Webber's questionable moral reasoning.