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Cellbit navigates the intricacies of stabbing someone, coming to terms with his romantic feelings, and the possibility of an extended stay in Mexico.
Roier paints his nails and pukes in the street.
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- Part 2 of I'm a Mess for Your Love
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Cellbit's fresh out of prison. He's crossed several borders to escape to Mexico.
The last thing he needs is some pretty-eyed, potentially insane person ruining his plans. Well. Maybe it's exactly what he needs.
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- Part 1 of I'm a Mess for Your Love
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Every Kiss Begins with Cannibalism by Anonymous
Fandoms: QSMP | Quackity SMP, Fuga Impossível (Web Series), Minecraft (Video Game), Video Blogging RPF
15 Feb 2024
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Prison is a game and Cellbit is winning. (Not that the pretty guard is getting in his way)
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- Part 1 of Fucked Up Obsessedduo Oneshots
- Part 1 of Sin Anon Fics 🖤
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Cellbit quickly cuts him off, “What’s your name, if you don’t mind me asking? I feel like it’s only fair, since you apparently know so much about me.”
The guy schools his expression into something more neutral, but Cellbit can tell he’s just dying to be rude- he probably would’ve already had some sort of smart ass response if they weren’t currently in a classroom surrounded by other parents. Instead, the man responds, “My name’s Roier. My son’s name is Bobby, in case you were wondering that, too.”
Cellbit definitely was wondering, so he can tell Richarlyson which kid to stay away from.
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Or: When Cellbit overhears another dad criticizing his son during a little league game, he promises to never interact with that asshole or his son ever again. Too bad Richarlyson doesn't feel the same, since said asshole's son ends up becoming his best friend. (Enemies-to-Lovers!AU)
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a whisper of time's cruelty (I find you once again) by mars_revived
Fandoms: QSMP | Quackity SMP
12 Jun 2023
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Each time Cellbit watches Roier die, he loses a part of himself. He wants nothing more than to take his lover to a place far away, away from mortal issues and away from the fear of death looming over their heads.
But Roier is mortal, and Cellbit, as he grows to learn, is not.
Is it worth it, meeting each iteration of his lover? Or is it cruel, a torturous dance meant only to hurt?