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Baby Makes Three
A Playlist

Two hot messes are given a bundle of joy to somehow keep alive. They may be a mess, but they are safer than her assassin mother. Now, if only they can keep the grandparents away. A RedFam RP.

A Brother's Love
A Playlist

farcry

A DC comics/DC Titans AU in which Dick and Jason reconnect for a job in Gotham and discover they both mean something more to each other. Can their feelings survive a cross country relationship?

Conundrum of Restraint
Visuals & Playlist

ainissesthai

A mild mannered prank turns into a night of pollen assisted realization and passion between Rogue and Hero. A dark leaning BDSM heavy RP.

Three's Company
A Playlist

rockabillygenius

shrikesback

Love is not, nor has it ever been a finite resource. It's not a cup of water to be carefully measured out. It's a well, deep and fresh and replenished. Drink deep.

Scenic Pass, OR
A Playlist

shrikesback

'Scenic Pass' was barely a town, so of course it was the perfect place to run from a city and a family that wanted nothing to do with him. But that didn't mean that he was alone. Can he find peace in nowhere and build a life for himself with the unexpected companion he found there?

Exogamous Bond
A Playlist

ainissesthai

It was supposed to be a solution to the Rogue problem in Gotham. Instead, it only trapped two people who barely knew each other together. Can they figure it out? Or perhaps it would be easier to just pretend their bond didn't exist. An a/b/o AU.

Riddlebird
A Playlist

whatam_i

A Gotham AU in which two unlikely men figure out they have more in common than either of them expected. Can they come to terms with their emotions and navigate the biggest riddle of all?

Nesting Pains
A Playlist

currentlyrobin

A dark-ish a/b/o AU in which Damian Wayne is genetically still Talia's and Bruce's, but it was Jason who did all the carrying and raising. At least until Talia took her 'son' back and whispered the lie that nearly brought Gotham to it's knees. Nothing is more dangerous than a mother who lost their child, after all.