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In which Darcy is a drunken chaos gremlin, Charlie has to clean up their mess, and missing the last train of the night might just be the best thing that Nick has ever done. (A Pride-themed uni meet cute AU, because why the hell not.)
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Charlie is having a really bad time. He is a broken, lonely mess that is only a burden to those he loves. He has been depressed in bed for too long, and he needs to get out and find something new to live for.
Nick’s life is feeling too small. He’s thrown away everything he was living for. He hasn’t felt like himself in years and he needs to find a place to figure out who he is and where to go from there.
When our boys answer a call for work aways, they land at the Wheatleys’s cottage in fucking Canada, hired to work and live side by side among a family that is loud and chatty and just a bit too open.
How will the next ten weeks shape who they are and what they want? And how will finding each other turn their lives around? -
breeze of the hebrides by bishyreadytocry
Fandoms: Heartstopper (TV), Heartstopper (Webcomic)
02 Jul 2026
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Interior designer Charlie Spring needs a change, and it just so happens that his best friend is hunkered down in Scotland to work on his book. When a series of jobs come up across the Highlands and Islands, he decides to take the leap and join Isaac up north. Even though the first job is renovating a rugby clubhouse, of all things.
Enter team captain, Nick Nelson. He’s prickly, petulant and grumpy, and Charlie immediately wishes he’d never met him. He’s always known that rugby players are, by default, arseholes, and Nick certainly isn’t changing his mind on that one.
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A story about assumptions and healing and figuring out your place in the world, with some pretty Scottish scenery thrown in there. Oh, and there’s seals.
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02 Jul 2026
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Charlie and Nick are roommates. They even share the same bed. Never at the same time, mind you.
Also, they have never met in person.
That’s impossible?
Well, ask the Amazonian wildlife - or Isaac Henderson ... -
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Our boys meet on the other side of the world and it’s still like it’s meant to be.
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The phrase “peya gifuto” is the Japanese Romaji transliteration for “pair gift” which is when you buy matching items for a couple. When performed by a member of the relationship during the romantic Christmas season, it can signal that they want to be more than temporary holiday lovers.