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"Her family was something that could be handled only in small doses, one at a time, one step at a time."
Step by step, Alicia Dessendre discovers who she is in the aftermath. Her family helps.
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13 Jul 2026
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and always one more time by asofterepilogue
Fandoms: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Video Game)
26 Jun 2026
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It's not that he wants to see her unhappy. If she's in the Canvas anyway, he would rather she was alright—as alright as she can be, wasting away in her brother's haunted house. In another life, that would be all that matters, and he could see her joy without dreading its cost.
"Maëlle," he greets her back anyway.
"I fixed the opera house," she announces, beaming.
After Maëlle's victory, Verso waits for the inevitable and finds that he has to live in the meantime.
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11 Jul 2026
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the wallpaper glistens by GreyscaleCourtier
Fandoms: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Video Game)
13 Oct 2025
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In the aftermath of the performance at the opera house, Verso seeks oblivion from the only person who hates him enough to grant it. the dynamic quickly gets weird.
It's Whumptober once again! coe33 has grabbed me by the throat. speaking of getting grabbed by the throat -- the yaois are toxic. you've been warned. this is not a cozy enemies to lovers work.
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24 Jun 2026
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As an attempt at healing her heart after being flung back to her world, Alicia begins to paint. She begins to paint, but it is a slippery slope: Alicia is desperately trying to conjure her own version of the friends she had lost, just so she could give them what she perceives as a happy ending. Through failure, pain, and unwittingly hurting those she cares about the most, she slowly has to learn how to let go.
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24 Jun 2026
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In the beginning, they were the Dessendre family. No more. No less.
There was a fire; Renoir knew that much. The specifics had never mattered. Like a nightmare, the finer points had since faded. Renoir concerned himself with one thing: he’d been there. Verso lived. His little one would carry her scars the remainder of her life, but she lived too. He could ask no more than that.
Seven years after the fire, the nightmare began again. Only this time, Renoir could not wake. The Fracture shook the world apart. He stood powerless as the foundations of the earth crumbled.
Bookmarked by Cynnabar
24 Jun 2026