Okay, so I’m a week late but I have a lot of recs so I hope that makes up for it.
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Bonding ‘Verse by Nix (CrimsonQuills)
As it turns out, the Extremis hadn’t quite finished rewriting Tony’s brain. The only potential fix has…consequences.
Love, love, love this series. Tony gets extreme telepathy due to extremis and so has to bond with someone so he doesn’t go insane from hearing people in his head. Steve volunteers but Tony doesn’t want him in his mind because then he will find out how much he feels for him. It’s amazing, but then again I’m a huge sucker for telepathy stories.
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It Will Probably Accelerate by NorthAtlantic (BreakTheCitySky)
So the working title of this was variously ‘mixtape,’ ‘how steve rogers got his groove back’ and ‘oh my god quit thinking of things to add.’ Steve’s perspective of the assembly of the Avengers after the dust has settled and the rebuilding begins.
Pretty much just as the summary says. Steve is getting used to living in the 21st century and trying to find his place in it all. Its amazing, but slow moving.
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(First Impressions Are) A Work in Progress by Porthos
Tony has a point system for the times he can get Steve to be less than perfect.
Tony kind of hates Steve at first sight so he takes it upon himself to get him to be less than perfect. They bicker and fight, until Steve punches Tony in the arc reactor during sparing and changes everything.
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And You Say You’re Alone by Taelynhawker
Between the kanima, the Argents, and Peter’s untimely return from the dead, everything has fallen apart. Stiles and Derek try to put their lives back together once the crisis has passed. Stiles deals with the aftermath of being tortured, and the distance growing between he and Scott. Derek attempts to become a stronger alpha and keep his pack safe, and that includes Stiles.
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Caged By Frail and Fragile Bars by PublicSpeaking
It’s hard to find your place in life when you’re only human and feel completely replaceable. Or, how Stiles finds out that while yes, he is completely human, he is irreplaceable.
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Worst Case Senario by SpiritsFlame
Stiles is good at compartmentalizing bad news. It’s partly a learned behavior, and partly because of his well practiced coping technique. It may not be the most emotionally healthy thing to do, but it gets him through the day.
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Open the Door by Renay
Derek gives Stiles his jacket.
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DILF by TwentySomething
“Today is Scott’s first day of kindergarten and Derek is terrified.”
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(Sacred) In the Ordinary by Idyll
The Pack, after college, graduate school and the starting of careers, comes back to Beacon Hills. Nothing’s gotten less complicated after all this time.
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(After All) You’re My Wonderwall by Alasse
Stiles Stilinski met Derek Hale when he was 7 years old, after Derek helped him scare a bully away. They became the unlikeliest of friends, and it changed everything.
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We’ve Written Volumes (in Blood and Scars and Ink) by NotTheQuietType
Stiles is on his back on hard-packed dirt. He’s cold and there are leaves stuck to his neck and there’s a four inch gash in his side that he thinks he can feel his ribs through. There’s so much blood around him he feels like he’s floating on a pond and everything is so much dimmer above him than it was a minute ago, which is saying something because he’s in the dark center of the forest in the middle of the night. And the worst of it is that he’s alone, totally alone with the smell of his own blood drowning him and the soft side of him run through by a tree.
As his eyes slip shut, the last thing he thinks is, “This is going to kill my dad.”
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