The Foxes + Sorting, The Boys

♠ #RonanLynch & #AdamParrish 🍃 #sorrynotsorry for my current obsession.

His noble and oblivious and optimistic friend was slowly opening his eyes and seeing the world for what it was, and it was filthy, and violent, and profane, and unfair. Adam had always thought that was what he wanted — for Gansey to know. But now he wasn’t sure.

— Blue Lily, Lily Blue, Maggie Stiefvater

“ Blue. My name’s Blue Sargent.’ ‘Blair?’ 'Blue.’ 'Blaize?’ Blue sighed, 'Jane. ”

congrats on 500! could you write jerejean + "yes, that sounded much better in your head"?

Here it is! The beginning’s a little rough because there was a lot of backstory/worldbuilding, but hopefully you still like it! Under a cut because it’s a little long.

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He doesn’t want to believe it, but Jean has a sinking suspicion that Jeremy Knox is his soulmate.

It’s hard to tell sometimes, now that he’s in closer proximity with a large amount of people that are unfamiliar to him, when up until now he’d been with the same people since he was ten, but considering the fact that the main strong emotion he’s ever gotten from his soulmate is joy, it’s a pretty safe bet.

In The Nest, he’d get flashes of excitement, mostly, that he had to hide in case Riko caught on. There were a few flashes of pain, of course, but it was hard to tell with that what was his own pain and what came from someone else.

The only time his soulmate had ever sent anything through the bond was after he’d broken his left ring finger at Riko’s command. He was attempting to wrap something around it to keep it from moving when he heard, “Are you hurting yourself?”

He was so startled that he dropped what he was working with, cursing at the pain. “It’s none of your business,” he sent back.

“Are you okay?”

“No.”

The connection was silent after that.

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I am being perfectly fucking civil.

favorite characters » Richard “Dick” Gansey III + dark vs light

“Wanting to live, but accepting death to save others: that was courage. That was to be Gansey’s greatness.”

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“there was no good word for the opposite of lonesome.”

The raven boys: The Magician

adam:

gansey: adam i would die for you