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If I Say Jump, You Just Say "How High?" (I Think You Might Love Me To Death) by negativefouriq
Fandoms: Voltron: Legendary Defender
12 Jan 2024
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“Mm-what,” he mumbles, muffled into his roughed shoulder pads, words smushed together.
Keith sighs instead of answering. For half a second Lance tenses. But Keith only shifts again, not pushing Lance off but moving so Lance is pressed closer to him, and then the heat of his breath tickles the shell of Lance’s ear, and he tenses for a whole different reason.
And then there is, inexplicably, the feeling of what must be Keith’s lips, pressed to the side of Lance’s skull, gentle and lingering, and Lance thinks clearly to himself: what the fresh actual and genuine fuck.
“‘M sorry,” says Keith, so quiet it would be impossible to hear were his mouth not one single inch away from Lance’s ear. He kisses again, and he almost sags into the motion, into Lance. “I shouldn’t have been so dismissive of you earlier. I was stressed. I missed you, too.”
Lance opens his mouth. He muffles a choking sound with all of his strength.
“All good in the hood,” he finally manages, and then wants to strangle himself. “We’re — tight, Keithalicious.”
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OR: Somebody lied to Keith, and now he thinks he and Lance are...lovers, of some kind. They are not.Lance struggles to correct him.
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- Part 1 of s7 fix it
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"Lance had watched Keith Kogane win a bar fight with a broken hand, rip open a keg with a knife, and complete a whole wretched ensemble of activities you definitely shouldn’t do with a beer in hand.
And yet here he was, glittery Sharpie in hand, waiting to sign Lucy’s copy of Altea.
Lance opened his mouth to say something arguably rude and not appropriate for their current audience. Until he remembered that he himself had either watched or participated in these activities and was now holding a four-year-old containing his DNA. So Lance didn’t have much of a leg to stand on either."
When Lance runs into his ex-boyfriend at a children’s book signing, he not only finds out that Keith Kogane ages like fine wine, but he also apparently wrote his daughter’s favorite book. As Keith lingers in town, Lance frantically tries to keep his daughter from realizing that the writer is not only a person from Lance’s past, but a character in her bedtime stories as well.
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- Part 1 of The King and His Fisherman-verse
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“And?”
Keith didn’t mean for his voice to sound so cold. But it came out cracking like a whip.
Lance winced, looking over at Keith in a way that caused Keith to know that he was right.
That Lance was about to blow a hole through him.
“And,” Lance licked his lips. “Well. There’s this girl.”
Keith’s heart collapsed in on itself.
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Keith has spent the majority of an intergalactic space war making peace with his feelings towards Lance. He has a pretty good handle on it, actually, until Lance begins dating a beautiful princess of a nearby planet. As Keith struggles with his jealousy, Lance grows distant. It is only when the Galra strikes that Keith realizes that there was far more to the galaxy's new star couple than what meets the eye.
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- Part 2 of The Eyes of the Beholder Duology
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all's well that ends well to end up with you by torturedpercy
Fandoms: Voltron: Legendary Defender
06 May 2020
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Keith's jacket gets ruined, so Lance decides to be a good Samaritan and give him his. This is the beginning of the end.
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“I already told you, I don’t have hypothermia,” Lance says. “I’m okay. I’m just really, really cold.”
Keith raises an eyebrow. “What do you think hypothermia is?”
“Oh, don’t get all technical. I—”
His body betrays him by breaking out into another fit of shivers, so violent they leave him dizzy, his vision dark at the edges.
It knocks most of the fight out of him, and he sits there for a moment, feeling miserable and pathetic.
“Look,” Keith says, his voice low and infuriatingly kind, “you can drop the act. I know you. I can tell when you’re not okay.”
Lance stares at him, feeling exposed and cut to the bone.
“I could get better on my own,” he says.
“You won’t,” Keith tells him bluntly. “Not unless you let me help you.”
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Getting stranded in a cave during a blizzard is bad. Having to rely on Keith Kogane for warmth is… complicated. Lance survives the night. Figuring out what it meant is another story.