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Christmas Announcements!
First off, I have a Christmas present for you all. On Christmas Day, there will be requests posted every hour. And that’s all day! 25 requests in total (nudging into the 26th).
Second, I found a blog that was using this cool Xmas Tree app where you can send messages to me for the holidays and I get to open them on Christmas Day, so if that’s something you feel like doing, I’ve linked it below. You don’t have to have the app or use your real name if you don’t want to, so it’s basically like using anon on here. I’d love to get some messages from y’all, so don’t be shy. Get them in by the end of December 24th! If you miss the cutoff, my inbox is open as well.
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Happy Birthday!
Thank you! Sorry for answering this days late. I saw it and planned to reply, but distractions took over. It’s been a crazy week. 😝 But thank you, I appreciate it.
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I really admire your willingness to write for and make OCs for the Real Housewives. You'll make a watcher out of me yet 😁 You know, someday when I have the patience and willpower to sit down and watch multiple seasons of a show again 🙈 Maybe I'll watch some highlights, like I did with RHOBH. How are you liking RHONY so far? Do the two shows have different vibes and if so, how?
Hope you had a great birthday!!
I know how daunting it is to sit down and watch multiple seasons of a show. It feels like such a big ask sometimes. What I do is break it up a little. I watch a shorter show, or maybe a season or two of one, then have a reality show on backup I can switch to when I feel the burnout coming and keep switching around like that. It’s definitely helped me get through those longer shows I take on. Just a thought if you wanted to try it or think something similar may work for you.
And RHOBH and RHONY definitely have different vibes. New York starts much slower, with the first major drama being in season 3, though personally I don’t mind that since I don’t watch it for the drama itself. I watch it for the hot, rich unattainable women I’ll never have. 😝 Anyways, New York feels a little more real at the moment, less eccentric and flashy than Beverly Hills. Though I am only just finishing season 3 at present. And there are far different personalities on each show. That is more of an east coast/west coast sort of thing though I’m thinking.
Both are good. So far I prefer Beverly Hills, but I am enjoying New York. It’s easy to attach yourself to the housewives you love and hate, though in New York, it seems like everyone hates my #1 girl, Jill. 😫
And I did have a pretty good birthday, thanks for asking. 😊
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Kinks (Mamma Mia Preference)
Donna Sheridan: Donna likes choosing adventurous locations. On Kalokairi you have an abundance of beautiful scenery around you, so why not have sex outside? It only enhances the experience for her.
Ruby Sheridan: Ruby loves some pampering. It really gets her off. You going out of your way to get the best sheets, soothing scented oils for a massage beforehand and you simply devoting all the pleasure to her is the absolute best.
Tanya Chesham Leigh: Tanya loves to tease you. She adores it when you get desperate and beg her to just let you come. Throw a little praise her way, and tell her how much you worship her, and she might just finally give you what you want.
For anon
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Imagine Rhaenys finding out you’ve been taken prisoner by the greens.
Rhaenys paced, her brow furrowed and fists clenched. The battle had raged hours ago, leaving the air heavy with smoke and ash. While her forces had survived the day, she had not seen you, her knight, her love, since the chaos descended.
“Tell me again,” she demanded of the messenger. Her voice was sharp, but beneath it lay a tremor of fear. “Where was she last seen?”
The young soldier hesitated, glancing nervously at the Queen Who Never Was. “Near the river, my lady. She fought fiercely, but the greens… they overwhelmed her. She was taken.”
Rhaenys exhaled sharply, her nails biting into her palms. She dismissed the soldier with a wave, her mind racing.
“Taken,” she repeated to herself. She couldn’t let herself imagine what torment you might be enduring. She had seen too many captives of the greens broken and bloodied. But you, her fearless knight, were stronger than that. You had to be.
Mounting Meleys was not a question but a necessity. Her dragon stirred at her approach, sensing the tension in her movements. “We fly,” she whispered, her voice resolute. “I will not lose her.”
The greens’ camp was well guarded, torches blazing against the encroaching night. Rhaenys circled above on Meleys, her sharp eyes scanning for any sign of you. She saw movement, a group of soldiers near a tent, their laughter echoing up to her ears. Her blood burned with rage.
She landed with a thunderous roar, Meleys’ fire lighting up the dark. Chaos erupted as soldiers scrambled, but Rhaenys wasted no time. She dismounted, her sword drawn, cutting through anyone foolish enough to stand in her way.
There was a tent was just ahead, and Rhaenys tore through the flap to find you. You were bound, your armor dented and bruises blooming across your skin, but your eyes— oh, your eyes still burned with the same fire she had fallen in love with.
“Rhaenys?” Your voice cracked, as you felt a bit of disbelief —but more so relief— flood through you.
“I’m here,” she said, kneeling to untie your bonds. Her hands trembled slightly, though she would never admit it. “I’m here, my love.”
You gripped her arm as soon as you were free, your strength surprising her despite your injuries. “You shouldn’t have come alone—”
“I would burn the realm to ashes for you,” Rhaenys interrupted, her tone fierce. “Do not question my resolve.”
Before you could respond, Meleys roared outside, a warning of more soldiers approaching. Rhaenys helped you to your feet, supporting you as you both hurried back to the dragon.
Once in the saddle, with you securely in her arms, she took to the skies. The greens’ camp became a speck below, their shouts swallowed by the wind.
Rhaenys held you close as Meleys soared higher, her lips pressing against your temple. “I will not lose you,” she murmured again, more to herself than to you.
And you knew she never would.
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November Movie Wrap Up
Beetlejuice: 6/10. It was not what I was expecting. I can’t say exactly what I was expecting, but it wasn’t what I got. Did I love Delia and Barbara? Hell yes I did. Did I love the plot? Eh, I didn’t hate it, but it felt a little rushed and a bit all over the place.
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice: 8/10. I actually much preferred the sequel to the original, which is rare for me. There were a couple of parts that could have been explored more, but overall, it was one of the better movies I’ve seen in a while.
Dirty Movie: 3/10. If you want a plot, then you’re in the wrong place. It did have some good jokes…and some groaners…and some wildly offensive ones. Not sure it was worth the whole hour and a half, but again, it had some moments. I got to see Bianca Del Rio like three times, so win some lose some with this one.
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile: 6/10. It wasn’t as awful as I was expecting it to be. It did a decent job with details of the case and occasionally had good representation of Ted’s character, but as a special interest of mine, it was no surprise that I was disappointed. If you’re new to the case, watch it, it gives a decent rundown of the major aspects without too much detail, but if you know it well, it’s completely skippable.
Grace: 5/10. Almost the entire plot was predictable by the trailer alone, so you don’t have to pay a lot of attention to follow it. There was a couple of good scenes and a wild ending, but nothing all that spectacular really.
Lovewrecked: 5/10. There was nothing wrong with this movie, it was just meh. It had potential, and there were some funny moments, but the end felt a little rushed.
Terrifier: 9/10. Some people say there’s no plot, and I guess that’s true enough, but I loved it. I was rooting for Tara, and the kills were super creative and gory and just flat out thrilling. Art is so disturbing in the best way. Solid movie. Would 100% watch again and recommend for horror lovers.
Terrifier 2: 2/10. Every time I think about this one, I want to give it a point lower than I have (I started at 6/10). Way too much back story for characters I did not end up caring about in the slightest. So many plot holes it is still pissing me off. And going from realistic, if senseless, killing spree to supernatural bullshit just soured this one for me so bad.
Terrifier 3: 4/10. Points are for the creative kills and Art being Art. Again, the (unnecessary) plot was boring, the supernatural/chosen one shit is really killing this franchise for me. I signed up for a slasher flick and I’m getting superhero in the making and I hate it. Take me back to the first one when it just felt right. 😫
The Fabulous Four: 8/10. You can’t go wrong with the ensemble of Bette Midler, Susan Sarandon, Sheryl Lee Ralph and Megan Mullally. It was sweet at times, funny enough that I actually laughed out loud a few times. The script wasn’t stellar tbh, but for a movie about four older women, I was just thankful that there was no surprise twist that one of them was dying.
The Wedding Video: 7/10. Solid movie, bit boring at times, but sweet and funny enough to keep my attention. Great cast. Lucy Punch, Harriet Walter, Michelle Gomez and Matt Berry were all great. Overall, definitely not a bad one but not one I’d probably rewatch.
6 Souls: 6/10. Part thriller, part supernatural horror, it was not really my genre. It also felt a little slow at times in the first half, but really, it wasn’t bad. Really fast paced, twisty turny ending. If this sort of movie is your jam, then you’d probably get like a 7 or 8 out of it. The acting was definitely good, it just wasn’t really my type of movie overall.
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Your First Date With Lisa Vanderpump Would Include
The date is meticulously planned by Lisa, complete with VIP reservations at SUR.
She arrives impeccably dressed, her outfit just sexy and distracting enough to get your attention. Exactly what she wanted.
Conversation flows easily. You enjoy listening to her stories (her accent has you fully captivated) and she’s genuinely interested in learning about your passions and experiences as well.
She makes you laugh easily. Some of her dirtier humor brings a blush to your cheeks, which she totally delights in.
She orders a bottle of her rosé, pouring for you first with a graceful gesture.
She really makes you feel like the center of attention, balancing surface flattery with genuine warmth.
After dinner, she suggests a stroll through a beautifully lit garden intent on savoring the ambiance and not wanting the conversation to end just yet.
The two of you also stop to pet any dogs you encounter, strengthening your bond with your affection for animals.
You end the date with a warm hug and a kiss on the cheek, with her hinting at the possibility of a second date.
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Jude Martin Angst Alphabet
A = Anger (what are they like when they’re angry?)
Sister Jude’s anger is intense and unrelenting. She has a sharp tongue and isn’t afraid to raise her voice or use stern words to make her point. Her fury can be intimidating, but it often comes from a place of deep hurt or frustration.
B = Break Up (if they had to, how would they break up with you?)
Sister Jude would maintain control of her emotions, keeping the conversation direct. She would likely explain her reasoning firmly, perhaps even trying to convince herself it’s for the best, but she’d struggle deeply afterward.
C = Cry (how often do they cry? do they cry over little things?)
Jude rarely cries openly, but when she does, it’s over things that strike her deeply, such as moments of personal failure or losing someone close to her. She tries to hold back her tears, seeing them as a weakness, but in private, she may let herself break down.
D = Debt (how do they make it up to you when they’ve done something wrong?)
Jude is deeply remorseful when she knows she’s hurt you. She’ll seek to make amends through actions, perhaps by doing something thoughtful or going out of her way to prove her sincerity. Apologies don’t come easily to her, but when you get them, you know they’re heartfelt.
E = Entrapment (how would they react to you being kidnapped?)
Sister Jude would be consumed with guilt and rage. She’d do everything in her power to help get you back, channeling her anger and fear into action. She’d move heaven and earth to find you, praying fervently for your safety while working to ensure your return.
F = Fear (how badly do they fear losing you? do they fear for you somehow losing them?)
Jude has an intense fear of loss. She worries constantly about losing you, whether through circumstances beyond her control or by driving you away. However, she keeps much of this fear bottled up.
G = Grief (if you were to die, how would they react?)
If you were to die, Sister Jude would be devastated. She’d retreat into herself, blaming herself for not protecting you. Her grief would manifest as anger, guilt, and sorrow, and she’d likely turn to prayer, though it would feel hollow without you.
H = Health (how are they at taking care of themselves?)
Jude often neglects her own health, prioritizing her work or other people over herself. She resorts to her vices of drinking and smoking, and she doesn’t handle stress well, which takes a toll on her physical and mental health.
I = Insensitive (how do they act when they know they’ve said something that upset you?)
If Jude realizes she’s upset you, she’ll initially act defensive, unwilling to admit fault. However, once she calms down and reflects, she’ll feel guilty and try to make it right, though her pride might keep her from directly apologizing at first.
J = Jerk (when can they tell you’re mad at them? do either of you resort to name calling?)
Jude can tell you’re mad by your tone or body language, and she doesn’t take it lightly. She might initially react with stubbornness or sharp words, but she doesn’t resort to name calling unless the argument is particularly heated.
K = Knife (how do they feel about hurting others? physically or emotionally?)
Jude usually regrets causing harm, especially if she lashes out in the moment. She carries guilt for her past actions, and though she can be harsh, it pains her to see the damage she’s done once the heat of the moment passes.
L = Liar (are they a good liar? how often do they lie to you?)
Jude is a skilled liar when she needs to be, but she hates lying to people she loves. If she does lie to you, it’s likely to protect you or hide her vulnerabilities, and she’d feel tremendous guilt about it.
M = Maudlin (how do you cheer them up when they’re feeling sad?)
When Jude is sad, sitting with her, offering words of encouragement, or showing her she’s not alone goes a long way in lifting her spirits.
N = Never (what would they do if they knew they could never be with you?)
If Jude knew she could never be with you, she’d try to push you away for your own good, masking her heartbreak behind a facade of indifference. But in private, she’d hold onto the memory of you in her quiet moments.
O = Oath (what happens when you break a promise? how do they take it?)
Broken promises cut Jude deeply. She values trust and loyalty, so she’d feel hurt and betrayed. While she might lash out initially, she’d eventually withdraw, guarding herself against further disappointment.
P = Pressure (how do they handle stress? how do you help them relax?)
Jude doesn’t handle stress well, often turning to unhealthy coping mechanisms like alcohol. You can help her relax by encouraging her to talk about her feelings, taking her away from stressful environments, or helping her find healthier outlets, of which she’ll initially be averse to, but she’ll work on her issues for you.
Q = Quiet (do they ever give you the silent treatment? how do they react when you give it to them?)
Jude may give you the silent treatment if she’s hurt or angry, using it as a way to process her emotions. If you give her the silent treatment, she’ll grow frustrated and defensive, demanding to know what’s wrong and pushing for a resolution.
R = Rejection (how would they take it if you were to reject them?)
Rejection would crush Jude. She’d likely mask her pain with anger or bitterness, retreating into herself and convincing herself she never deserved you in the first place.
S = Self Doubt (what are they insecure about?)
Jude is deeply insecure about her past mistakes and fears she’s unworthy of love or redemption. These insecurities often manifest in her relationships, making her question if she’s good enough for you.
T = Triangle (what would they do if they were caught in a love triangle with you? would they fight for you or give you up?)
Jude would fight for you, though she’d hate herself for it. She wouldn’t back down easily, but if she felt you’d be happier with someone else, she might reluctantly let you go in the end.
U = Unloved (what would you do to make sure they felt loved?)
To make Jude feel loved, you’d need to show her unwavering support and patience. Small acts of kindness, affirming words, and being there for her during her lowest moments would help her feel secure in your love.
V = Vault (do they keep their emotions sealed tight, or do they let them out openly?)
Jude keeps most of her emotions sealed tight, viewing vulnerability as a weakness. However, in rare moments of trust, she might let her guard down and share her true feelings.
W = Wound (how do they react when you’ve been injured?)
Jude would be frantic and guilt-ridden if you were injured. She’d blame herself for not protecting you and would hover, determined to ensure you’re cared for.
X = X Lovers (what happens when they’re confronted with an ex of yours?)
Jude would act outwardly composed but would feel a surge of jealousy and insecurity. She might make a snide comment or two but would ultimately trust you to reassure her.
Y = Yell (how often do fights occur? how bad do they get?)
Fights with Jude can be frequent, as she’s headstrong and emotionally charged. They can get intense, with raised voices and sharp words, but she cools down eventually and tries to make amends.
Z = Zestless (what happens if you lose that initial spark with them?)
If the spark faded, Jude would try to reignite it. She’d fight to keep the connection alive, but she’d also struggle with self doubt, wondering if she’s the problem.
For anon
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Arrest & Relaxation — Catherine Cawood
Summary: After your first arrest goes sideways, Catherine is there to help you through it and provide some encouragement.
Word Count: 886
Warnings: Minor injury, but mostly just fluff
The air was sharp and cold against your face, the grim northern wind biting through the damp streets. You clutched the cuffs in your hand, adrenaline coursing through your veins. Your first arrest. It wasn’t just another milestone, it was the moment to prove that you were cut out for this. The sergeant at your side didn’t seem particularly fazed by the task ahead.
Catherine Cawood had been in the game longer than you’d been alive, or at least it felt that way. She moved with the kind of ease only someone with decades of experience could. For her, this was just another Thursday. For you, it was everything.
“There he is,” she muttered, gesturing with a subtle nod. The suspect —a petty thief, nothing overly dangerous— was loitering by the corner shop, stuffing his pockets with goods he had no intent to pay for.
Your breath hitched as Catherine’s voice cut through your focus. “Right. You go in first. Show me what you’ve got. I’ll be right behind.”
You didn’t need to be told twice. With a quick nod, you stepped forward, attempting to channel every ounce of authority your training had drilled into you.
“Excuse me,” you said, your voice steady despite the hammering of your heart. “I need to have a word with you.”
The man turned slowly, his eyes narrowing as he sized you up. Younger, smaller, less experienced. His lips curled into a smirk, and a pit formed in your stomach.
“Yeah? What about?”
You glanced back at Catherine, who stood a few feet away, arms crossed, her face unreadable. She gave you the faintest nod, and you pressed on. You decided it was best to cut to the chase.
“You’re under arrest for theft,” you said, reaching for his arm. “Come quietly, and—”
Before you could finish, he lashed out, his hand shoving yours away with surprising force. You stumbled back, your boot catching on uneven pavement. The ground came up fast, and you hit it with a dull thud, pain radiating from your shoulder as you skidded to a stop.
“Oi!” Catherine’s voice was sharp enough to cut through steel. The man froze for a moment, but only long enough to decide fleeing was his best option.
Catherine was on him in seconds, moving like a seasoned predator. He didn’t stand a chance. By the time you’d scrambled back to your feet, she had him pressed against the wall, cuffed and cursing.
“Bloody idiot,” she muttered, giving him a none-too-gentle shove toward the squad car as backup arrived to take him away.
She turned to you then, her expression unreadable. The silence stretched just long enough for you to feel the weight of your failure settle in.
“You alright,” she asked finally, her tone softer than you’d expected.
You nodded, though the sting in your shoulder and the scrape on your palm told a different story. “I’m fine. Caught me off guard.”
She didn’t look convinced. Without another word, she reached for your arm, her hands deft but gentle as she inspected the damage. The scrape wasn’t deep, but it was angry and raw, and you winced as her thumb brushed against the edge of it.
“Come on,” she said, her voice gruff but not unkind. “We’ll go and get you sorted.”
You followed her to the station, feeling small under the weight of your embarrassment. Catherine didn’t say much as she led you to the first aid kit, but there was no mistaking the way her eyes flicked to you every so often, as if checking to make sure you were still upright.
She sat you down in a chair, the fluorescent lights overhead casting a harsh glow over the room. Grabbing a bottle of antiseptic and some gauze, she crouched in front of you, her movements practiced and precise as if she’d done this hundreds of times. Hell, she probably had.
“This might sting,” she warned.
You bit back a wince as the antiseptic touched your skin, the sting sharp and immediate. Catherine worked quickly, wrapping your hand with care.
“You did alright,” she said after a moment, breaking the silence.
Your head snapped up, surprise evident on your face. “I fell and let him get away.”
“Yeah, well, that happens,” she said, her tone matter-of-fact. “But you didn’t freeze up. You didn’t let him intimidate you. That counts for something.”
You weren’t sure what to say to that, so you settled for a quiet “Thanks.”
Once she’d finished, she straightened up, planting her hands on her hips as she looked down at you. “Listen, you’re not gonna be perfect straight out of the gate. No one is. But you’ve got guts, and that’s half the battle. The rest comes with time.”
Her words settled something inside you, the weight of your earlier failure easing just a little.
“Thanks, Sarge,” you said, your voice steady.
She huffed a small laugh. “Call me Catherine, unless we’re on the job.”
From that day on, something shifted between you and Catherine. She kept an eye on you, offering quiet guidance when you needed it and sharp critiques when you deserved them. She didn’t coddle, but she didn’t leave you to flounder either. She took you under her wing, and you knew, deep down, that she wouldn’t let you fall again.
For anon
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Falling Asleep With Them (Mamma Mia Preference)
Donna Sheridan: Donna is a joy to fall asleep with. It’s her time to finally unwind and she’ll light a candle and read a book for a while, before blowing it out and snuggling under the covers with you. And if you’re having a hard time falling asleep, she’ll hum or sing to you until you do.
Ruby Sheridan: Ruby has an extensive before bed routine, and if she lets you, you’re more than willing to help, but being kind of fascinated with her intricate routine, sometimes you just enjoy watching. Ruby usually falls asleep first when she does get to bed, having been exhausted by all her prep.
Tanya Chesham Leigh: Tanya likes to talk before going to sleep. She’ll talk so long she’ll eventually drift off mid sentence, which you find adorable when it happens. But having her there eases your anxieties and makes it much easier for you to go to sleep as well.
For anon
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Monthly Movie Wrap Up Masterlist
September 2024
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Either Giles or Rowena (surprise me) and the word “Darling”.
Rowena’s heels clicked across the floor as she approached. “Darling,” she said softly, the word that was usually so warm now laced with tension.
“Why didn’t you tell me the plan,” you demanded, barely holding back the hurt. Rowena had used you as bait for a spell, leaving you feeling betrayed and exposed.
She sighed, reaching out but stopping just before her hand touched your cheek. “I thought you’d understand. You mean the world to me. It was meant to protect you.”
“Protect me,” you scoffed, pulling back. “I could’ve died.”
Her face softened, tears welling in her eyes upon realizing just how much she’d hurt you. “I’m sorry,” she said. Then, softly, she added, “I can’t lose you over this.”
After a long, searching look, you sighed and took her hand. “Then promise me, Rowena, no more secrets.”
She wrapped her arms around you, a rare, vulnerable smile breaking through the tears. “I promise, darling. No more secrets.”
The Trick Or Treat event is now over. Thanks to all who participated.
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Trick or Treat!! I'm sorry for the last minute request but I happened to see which OC fic you're working on and now this thought won't leave me alone... Margaret White + revelation, please? 🐈⬛
Margaret was a troubled woman, and her faith had kept her going, if not altogether sane. In many ways she was closed off to the world as it was today. But you, you were her revelation.
You provided a comforting presence, a balm to her fears. She didn’t change overnight, but you didn’t expect her to. She started to trust you, however, and that was enough.
In time, her fears became less of a driving force in her life, and she started to see more of the good in the world. She accredited that to you, and your positive influence on her. She was still a broken woman, but with you, she could begin to heal.
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Trick or Treat 👻 Fanny Button (BBC Ghosts) + Alcohol, please!
“Do you really think you should be imbibing this late,” Fanny accused.
“It is one glass of alcohol, and it’s only 10pm. I’ll likely be up for another two hours,” you told her. “Didn’t you ever enjoy a glass of wine after a long day?”
For a moment, Fanny didn’t answer. She certainly had done so, but she’d always been chastised for it when caught. But really, she supposed there was no real harm in it.
You watched as a tear formed in her eye while she’d been caught up thinking of the past. “Carry on then,” she said, keeping her ever present stiff upper lip.
You longed to reach out to her, offer her some kind of comfort, even if it couldn’t be of a physical nature. But before you could make a move, she’d turned and gone.
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Jeri Hogarth + kiss please! Trick or treat!!
“Jeri,” you asked quietly, feeling the weight of her gaze when she turned it on you. She’d been in quiet contemplation since you’d entered her office.
Finally, she walked over to you, her hand reached out, fingers trailing along your jaw, and she studied you like she was deciding something monumental.
Without a word, she leaned in, her lips brushing yours in a kiss that was unexpectedly gentle, yet firm with intent. You let yourself give in to her easily enough.
When she finally pulled back, her expression softened, just a fraction. “You should go,” she said, the corner of her mouth lifting ever so slightly. But her fingers lingered on yours, as if unwilling to fully let you go.
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Trick or Treat 🎃 Tanya Chesham-Leigh + Lust 🖤❤️🖤
Oh god, what was wrong with you? You only had to look at Tanya for a matter of seconds before you were overcome with lust. The worst part was, you couldn’t even seem to say a word to her. If you did get anything out it was nonsense, and you looked like a fool.
You sighed. Not only did you feel like she was way out of your league, but if you did manage to say something coherent, you didn’t know if she’d even be interested. You thought not.
“Ask her already,” Rosie groaned, watching you watch her friend for the dozenth time in the past hour. You jumped at her words, too caught up in your head to remember she was there.
“You think,” you finally asked, still uncertain.
“If you don’t do it now, I don’t think I can put up with you much longer. She’ll say yes.”
“Wait, she will?”
“Only one way to find out…”
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October Movie Wrap Up
Angel's Crest: 4/10. Sad, boring, not much really happens. Tragic accident sort of thing. It’s not awfully done or anything, just wasn’t anything overly moving or special about it. I’d say it was moderately worth it for the few scenes of Kate Walsh and Elizabeth McGovern as a couple.
Arthur's Whisky: 6/10. It was no cinematic masterpiece, but I give it props for having a bit of uniqueness to it. Plot overall was a five, but there were some scenes that were really sweet and touching towards the end, so that (as well as getting to see Lulu) added another point.
Crazy For Love: 2/10. And one of those points is just for the 30sec—1min scene of Lorraine Bracco in red and black lingerie. I was expecting so much more from this movie, especially with Natasha Lyonne as the lead, but it just fell flat from beginning to end.
Gloria Bell: 3/10. Was there a plot? Kinda. Was it boring af? Definitely. But Julianne Moore shot a guy with a paintball gun and got topless a couple of times, and wore a really pretty dress towards the end, so 3 points for those things, I guess.
Happily Ever After: 7/10. Starts a little slow, but it did have its moments and it kept my interest well enough. Loved both Janet Montgomery and Alex Kingston. Has a plot twist that I didn’t actually see coming. Overall, pretty good, honestly.
Last Night In SoHo: 8/10. Atmospherically beautiful, compelling enough to watch. Predictable at times, but still had some surprises too. I wasn’t bored at any point, so I’ll call that a success.
Mr. Wrong: 1/10. It was just boring, awful and frankly a bit uncomfortable watching Ellen Degeneres with a male “love interest”. For a comedy, it failed to make me laugh even once. Not even Joan Cusack (who had two minutes of screen time) could make this even slightly bearable.
Pretty Persuasion: 1/10. Literally the only reason it got a point is because of Jane Krakowski playing a lesbian for about 5 minutes or less. It was racist, sexist, antisemitic and a little homophobic, all barely disguised under the guise of “dry humor” mostly from the sociopathic main character who is about as interesting as a clump of dirt. Please spare yourself from this movie. I don’t know how it even got made.
Say Your Prayers: 6/10. It had its good parts, and was overall watchable, I even ended up liking a couple of the characters, but it wasn’t great. And the ending will make you mad.
Switching Lanes: 5/10. Solid middle of the road movie, highly predictable twist, though it still doesn’t really make sense, but like I get what they were going for. My only takeaway from this movie was that Marla Maples is GORGEOUS and should be in absolutely everything just so I can look at her more.
The Dresser: 7/10. I didn’t entirely follow the plot, but that was due to my own distraction. It was pretty slow, but it wasn’t bad. I might have enjoyed it a bit more had I been able to pay a bit more attention. Worth it for the performance of Anthony Hopkins, and loved seeing Sarah Lancashire as well, though she didn’t get enough screen time.
Twist: 6/10. Not bad, but aside from the one brief little scene of Lena Headey kissing a younger woman, probably could have skipped it and not missed out on that much. Interesting enough plot wise, but still lacking for a heist film.
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