tragedry
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“So, finally wanna tell me why you agreed to this trip in the first place?” Tyler asked, his gaze facing where the rest of their friends were. Half of their bodies are already submerged in the blue waves, and the sound of their laughter is audible even from far away.
The happiness etched onto their faces was unmistakable.
“I wanted to go.” Ashlyn shrugged, pointedly ignoring the scoff Tyler let out beside her.
Or, the much needed Beach Episode, except instead of the typical shenanigans the story focuses on Ashlyn’s deeply-seated fear of the ocean.
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antiseptic, gauze, and permanent scars by tragedry
Fandoms: School Bus Graveyard (Webcomic)
21 Jul 2025
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It's a comfortable position, a comfortable silence. He wonders what she'd do if he filled it with something ridiculous like, 'I kind of have a crush on you.’ or ‘Your hair’s getting longer, can I tie it for you?’
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love is stored in apple peels on hospital floors by tragedry
Fandoms: School Bus Graveyard (Webcomic)
25 Nov 2024
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Prior to the plan, to the kidnapping, to the world shattering reality of complete helplessness and isolation behind white walls and sterile rooms, Ashlyn makes a visit to the hospital.
Apples just so happen to be involved in the matter.
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Being the older brother has always meant that his life would be dedicated to protecting his sister. This is a fundamental fact of his world. He's always persevered, always strived to achieve this one goal. The scar resting on his forehead, that is entirely not his own, was another fact of reality.
(Or: In one world, Tyler Hernandez falls off a cliff. His blood is spilled and the grief surrounding his family continues.
But in this world, Tyler does not fall. He does not die either.)
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“Don’t ever talk about my sister or my mom ever again.” He warns, so quiet and cold that he barely registers that the sound is coming out of his own mouth. “I don’t care who you are. I don’t care how tough you think you are. None of that matters to me.”
“Because all I care about here is them.” Goes unsaid.
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- Part 3 of born to love forced to grieve
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The grief of time passing, of life moving on half-finished, of empty spaces that were once bursting with the laughter and energy of people we loved. As long as there is love there will be grief because grief is love's natural continuation. It shows up in the aisles of stores we once frequented, in the whiff of cologne we get two years after they've been gone. Grief is a giant neon sign, protruding through everything, pointing everywhere, broadcasting loudly, "LOVE WAS HERE". In the finer print, quietly, "LOVE STILL IS".
— Heidi Priebe, As Long As There Is Love, There Will Be Griefa series focusing on the Hernández twins as they face the world together. this is overall, my love letter for them.
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