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The final more spoilery part of my illustrations of @leahlisabeth ’s amazing Jerejean cruise story, Two Bros Five Feet Apart, for the 2018 @aftgbigbang! Check it out! You won’t regret it! :D
And seeing as I went a little overboard on the drawings (by part 3 this pun is fully intentional): Parts OneandTwo.
You can also find larger and individual copies of the series (as well as my pointless comments on the drawings)here on ao3.
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Part Two of my illustrations of @leahlisabeth ’s fake dating Jerejean cruise fic, Two Bros Five Feet Apart, for the 2018 @aftgbigbang!
And seeing as I went a little overboard on the drawings (pun slightly intentional): Parts OneandThree.
You can also find larger and individual copies of the series (as well as my pointless comments on the drawings)here on ao3.
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Part One of my illustrations of @leahlisabeth ’s Jerejean cruise story, Two Bros Five Feet Apart, for the 2018 @aftgbigbang!
The story is so cute and fun and heartwarming! And it was a pleasure working with Leah! Check it out! :D
And seeing as I went a little overboard on the drawings (pun only half intentional): Parts TwoandThree.
You can also find larger and individual copies of the series (as well as my pointless comments on the drawings)here on ao3.
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For@leahlisabeth. Okay, so when I initially started writing this fic I had a difficult time trying to decide how I wanted to go about it but ultimately decided on this. Then, a couple weeks into writing, I was looking at one of my old works for inspiration when I noticed that you actually left a comment on that fic! I still haven’t updated that particular work but I hope that this gift will cater to your taste! I definitely got a bunch of ideas from your prompts and loved working on it! Happy Winter Solstice!!
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i see forever in your eyes
Wei Ying is unpacking with Lan Zhan when he gets the call. It is a Friday night, probably sometime past nine when Wei Ying’s phone rings.
“She’s gone,” comes the hoarse voice of Wen Qing. “The grief must have taken a toll on her and now she’s gone.”
Wei Ying doesn’t even need to ask who. He has grown very close with the Wen family in the last five years and was particularly fond of her cousin, Wen Mei. She was spirited and stubborn and willful, always getting into trouble with Wei Ying—but also only eighteen when found with child. She was fortunate that her boyfriend, Hao Zhou, was supportive. When he first heard the news, he lifted her in his arms and spun them around the room with tears streaming down his eyes. Wei Ying still recalls having to stop him before anyone tripped or fell. They were young, in love, and maybe a little reckless but they wanted a family—their family.
