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07 Jul 2026
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Frank had left him in the basement for three days. He had only heard bits and pieces, but he knew Frank was a shitty dad. He was drug back to prison, watching Ian pace like a caged animal. He never really thought about it. Mickey sipped his coffee, lost in thought. He was thinking of the nights Ian would wake up in a cold sweat and hop out of his bunk to run his fingers along the cell door. It had been irritating, but Mickey never said anything. Prison made people claustrophobic, so he never thought it could be something else. He had more burning questions, though. How often was he locked up? How young was he when it started? Was it always at this house?
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- Part 3 of Gallavich angst/comfort snapshots
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07 Jul 2026
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The last thing Clayton expected to see when he entered the corner store on the Southside is a young man that looks almost exactly like his teenage self. He knows immediately what it means and knows that he has to do something about it; anything about it, no matter how big or small, crazy or outlandish. His wife may not like it, but he's not abandoning his child.
Ian doesn't want to leave his siblings. They're the family that wants him, that have always stuck by him. They are all he wants and needs, but he can't deny that he's happy Frank fucking Gallagher isn't his father.Series
- Part 5 of Gallavich
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07 Jul 2026
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Mickey Milkovich once thought he’d be king of the Southside, untouchable. Not married to a fucking twink on the Westside who alphabetizes the spice rack and talks about feelings . But Ian is his life. His heart. And kings can relocate, right?
Five years in, Ian had helped Mickey crack open the vault: the panic attacks, the rape, the father who taught him pain before he could spell it. Ian had been patient, kind, and relentless in his quiet way. And Mickey had started to heal
A chance encounter in a farmers market, just a face, a voice, a memory—rips their world wide open. Mickey sees it then, clear as day: the reason Ian sometimes disappears behind his eyes,
Now Mickey’s got a choice. He can retreat into rage, into the Southside problem-solving. Or he can fight—not just to rescue Ian, but to stand beside him in the darkest moments yet. All the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put Ian back together again. But maybe Mickey can.
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07 Jul 2026
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[This is loosely inspired by the Gallavich Hall of Shame episode. I wanted to change it so that when Ian finds out Kash died, Mickey tells him he was an abusive pedophile and comforts him.]
Ian gets a call from Linda that Kash, his former boss, died. Mickey helps him realize that Kash abused him, and Ian cathartically cries into his husband's arms.Bookmarked by Smy2k
07 Jul 2026