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Midorima x reader Ch. 2: Troublesome Tears by WritingPlusArt, literature

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Midorima x reader Ch. 2: Troublesome Tears

To Be Titled Midorima x Reader Author’s Note I'd like to apologize for the name thing, but I changed it, so don’t worry. I’d like to thank everyone for the kind words, please enjoy. This one is short, but I hope you like it anyway. I fell I kind of rushed it. Please tell me in the comments. Author's Note 2 I decided to revise this chapter, after reading it a couple more times. Nothing much will change, just wanted to let you guys know. Chapter 2: Tr

The Girl in Ikebukuro Chapter 19 by Meleena-Chan, literature

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The Girl in Ikebukuro Chapter 19

You were now face to face with Izaya Orihara. “It’s about time! I have a bone to pick with you.” You cracked your neck and charged at him, but Izaya caught your wrist with little effort. He looked bored and unimpressed as if he were attacked everyday, which wouldn’t be a surprise, the asshole deserved it. “So this is what you wanted? How annoying. I thought you wanted to fight with words not fists. I’m disappointed in you.” You growled and struggled to free yourself from his grip. “Cut the crap and fight me!” You prepared yourself to head butt him, but Izaya wrapped you in a head lock. &ld

Rain Song Ace X Reader Chapter 1 by alicec2246, literature

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Rain Song Ace X Reader Chapter 1

You woke up to the soft sound of rain on your window. Smiling, you got out of bed and opened the window, sticking your hand out to feel the cold droplets as they fell from the sky. This was your simple pleasure, the only way you could forget. It always soothed away the pain and memories of the arguments your parents had before their divorce a year ago. You would hide in your room and cover your ears, unable to block the fierce jabs they took at one another. The rain brought comfort and reassurance in its wake. It was a chance to wash away the past and start over. “(Name)!” you heard your father shout from downstairs. “Come