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Catradora as highschool rivals are always trying to one-up each other in each and every aspect of theirs lives. Yes, one of those aspects is also in spin the bottle.
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22 Apr 2026
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Max likes El.
'Like' feels like such a weak word. What she feels for El is too strong to just be 'like'. (Considering it to be anything else is terrifying.) She has known this. It is fact. She's known since she woke up from her coma, unable to see anything in that hospital bed and panicked, until she heard El's voice next to her, and she realized maybe not everything had gone to shit.
But this? This has got to be the worst idea Nancy has cooked up yet. Because prom? Baring the obvious, (she can't SEE), El doesn't like her back, and Max really doesn't want to make a fool of her herself and lose her best friend in one fell swoop.
No, she's content to be on the sidelines, where she can listen to El's voice, let it wash over her like honey, no matter how badly she's greedy for more.
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Nancy tries to convince Max to ask El to prom. It all comes to a head when Max has a sleepover at the cabin.
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21 Apr 2026
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Max and Jane were the first ones to move out of Hawkins. Together.
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20 Apr 2026
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The Art of NOT Getting Caught by ThisWriterD
Fandoms: She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (2018)
04 Aug 2020
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5 times Adora and Catra are interrupted just before they come, and the 1 time they're finally not.
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Adora was seconds away from that final blissful moment, but then footsteps rounded the corner and twin gasps made Adora’s muscles lock in place. Her head snapped up and there, to her horror, were Netossa and Spinerella, their eyes wide as saucers as they took in the scene before them.
“Oh for the love of—” Catra groaned, burying her face against Adora’s throat.
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18 Apr 2026
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“What do you think about kissing?” Estella asks from the swing. She's trying to see if she can go all the way around the swing set bar—if only she could get enough momentum.
Impossible, Anita knows, but if anyone can do it, it’s Estella. She is the most impossible person Anita has ever met. What’s gravity in comparison to Estella’s willful defiance of anything that tries to hold her down?-OR-
Estella poses a question that makes Anita have a startling realization, but how is one meant to admit feelings to a girl who goes missing?
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18 Apr 2026