1Syphira
Fandoms
- Mass Effect Trilogy (9)
- Supergirl (TV 2015) (7)
- Merlin (TV) (1)
- Frozen (Disney Movies) (1)
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It was just another day in the life of Supergirl. Punchin' badguys, getting yelled at by Andrea, helping Lena study some weird new alien device. But when the alien device suddenly activates, they're pulled into an alternate reality where things are much different; namely being they're married. The only problem? Only one of them remembers being married. Obscene amounts of gay panic ensues. But also surprisingly healthy communication, acceptance of feelings, and a whole lot of smut.
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Kara is faced with her heart's desires and is forced to accept that her desire is Lena.
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Kara is in a slump in life, tired of the same job, tired of hiding the fact that she's an alien, tired of humans, just tired. Then along comes the beautiful new doctor in town Lena Luthor and suddenly life starts looking up. Except of course that her family hates Luthors.
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Lena's good looks aren't the only thing driving Kara wild. (Spoiler: she smells good).
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AU - Kara is Lena's executive assistant and loves her new job. But on a business trip to Las Vegas, after deciding to blow off some steam with a few drinks, they have one too many and fall asleep blackout drunk. They wake up the next morning in bed together. Married.
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When Lena Luthor's brother dies and she inherits the vast Luthor Estate, everything changes and Lena finds herself in the unwanted position as the Lady of the Estate. But when a new woman arrives at Luthor Manor, her new horse trainer, Kara Danvers, she finds herself drawn to the beautiful woman in ways she didn't know she could be drawn to anyone. As they grow closer and closer with each passing day, Lena discovers her forbidden feelings for Kara are far more than friendly, and Kara discovers the same.
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Because Jane Austen novels would be far more interesting if they were 1,000% more gay.
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Beatrice finds herself musing not over duty and sacrifice and God, but the truth of angels, if they can be created rather than summoned. If they can take the form of women with overeager mouths and careless limbs and eyes with a depth that beckons - a crooked finger, a spiral staircase - if they can be both human and not, both beautiful and terrifying.
Ava asks, What do you want, Beatrice?
(Tell me and I’ll give it to you. Tell me and I’ll build you a home there. Tell me and I’ll rearrange the universe to make it all fit, angels and demons be damned. Tell me it’s me. Me. Me.)