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“Randy?” Benson says his name with a composure that feels forced, borders on dangerous.
“Y-yeah?”
“Are you going into heat right now?”
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Randy goes into an ill timed and rapid onset heat after Benson goes on his killing spree at Burgers Burgers Burgers, and Benson can't resist helping the guy out.
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08 Jul 2026
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Benson decides to take matters into his own hands and help Randy discover things about himself that really ought to have been more obvious.
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08 Jul 2026
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“Randy, come on,” Benson drawls. “You think I care about that?”
Randy’s confusion must be written all over his face because Benson rolls his eyes and continues.
“I’m a hunter. I like my steak fuckin’ blue. I don’t give a fuck about a little blood.”
“I…” Randy stammers, face so hot that he’s sure smoke will start pouring from his ears like a Bugs Bunny cartoon. Something twinges low in his gut. “Isn’t that, like… unsanitary?”
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08 Jul 2026
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“Michael James Ross, did you get your lips pierced?”
Donna’s voice rings out across the hallway and Mike looks up, pulling his earbuds out.
“Huh — what? No — oh damn.” A hand flies up to his mouth, covering the jewellery that he totally didn’t forget to take out. “I mean yes but not like — recently.”
She crosses over to him, knocking his hand out of the way and taking his face in her hand, turning it side to side. He’s acutely aware of what she’s looking at, given the lengths he’s been going to hide it.
“Who’d have thought it…” she murmurs, eyes glittering in way that Mike can only describe as appreciative. “Harvey can never know.”
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01 Jul 2026
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The sensation of passing out is not unfamiliar to Mike Ross.
Ever since he was a kid, he had a tendency to do things too fast, pushing himself to the point of exhaustion without realising it, and what with being such a skinny, scrawny little thing who never really ate enough, his body had never really learnt to cope.
He’d been scared the first few times, confused why he suddenly felt so dizzy and nauseous all the time, why sometimes when he’d stand up too quickly or run too fast in gym lessons the room would suddenly be swaying uncertainly, vision greying out before he’d wake up on the floor.
But he’d gotten used to it.
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01 Jul 2026