panic attack

Derek has a new neighbor who won't stop looking. Excerpt: “You’re blind,” Derek said flatly, the anger draining from him so suddenly he felt almost woozy. His vision cleared, his claws sliding back into blunt fingernails. “Thanks for the memo, genius,” the kid said acidly. “I can still fucking defend myself, so don’t take another damn step.” “Fuck, I...I’m sorry,” Derek stuttered. “What?!” The kid’s brow crinkled. “I mean — what?! You’re fucking sorry!?” His lips thinned into a harsh line. “What, is this some kinda Hallmark movie where you’re discovering the error of your ways because you don’t want to rob a blind person?! That’s fucking condescending, man. I’ll have you know that —” “Just, wait.” Derek interrupted what was apparently the start of a convincing argument as to why he should rob the kid after all, feeling his head start to spin. “This is — it’s a misunderstanding. I’m — I’m not robbing you. You’re — you’re safe, okay? I’m taking three steps back. Just — just let me explain.” “Explain why you came busting into my apartment? Yeah, go right ahead, man, I can’t wait to hear this epic tale.”

In a moment of blind desperation to one-up Alastor, Vox puts himself in a compromising situation that leaves him worse for wear. His state triggers something in Valentino who decides to change the nature of their relationship.

It's the first day of the rest of their lives. Uncle Nai quietly panics to himself in the kitchen over his seemingly-incestuous destiny. Nicholas relaxes on the patio with a well-earned cigarette and a well-used ass. And Vash wakes up in his uncle's bed and discovers that it was not, in fact, all a dream. And then there's the spanking... There was no way in hell this morning was ever going to be normal. The direct sequel to "Help, My (36M) Subs (30M, barely 17M) Have Unionized" set in the Uncle Nai Extended Universe.

Depression has many symptoms. Each was a clear sign when you looked hard enough, but unfortunately for everyone, Isagi was good at hiding them. Until he cracked… he couldn’t take it any more and- “I’m sorry, Noa. I’m unfit to be a striker.” and he was falling; was the moon ever this beautiful? Or was it his final flashing moments that made it significant? OR Isagi demonstrated the symptoms of depression because the author was feeling angsty <3 WITH: 3 endings (bad, neutral and good)