#Suze Simon

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Twilight by Meg Cabot

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You know what? I've gotta vent somewhere

The mediator came out 20 years ago it NEEDS an adaptation. Meg kept the rights for two decades because she didn't want it to be made unjustly and then when there's finally a good enough screenplay that she's cool with it, IT GETS CANCELED???

Please...I just need to see it... somewhere.... Somehow....

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Alive Jesse >>>>>>>>>>>

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Mediator Series FanFic Masterlist- Skyfall8600

Hello to all of those who love the Mediator Series by Meg Cabot. Listed below are my planned and published fanfics for Suze x Jesse. 

Series: 

When History Repeats (coming soon......) 

Summary: Suze had just learnt about the possibility of shifting, a dangerous game to play. But what happens if someone further down the line also posses this power, and shifts back in time to meet the only person that could understand her...... 

One shots: 

Saturday Night In (coming soon....) 

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My dumb little headcanon is that Dazai is clumsy as shit. Not in a cute quirky way like Bella but in a realistic way like Suze Simon (mediator). Like bro has a tendency to tumble and stumble about, he tends to injure himself often, is unlucky enough to get in the way of hits that hurt like a bitch.

Then he becomes partners with Chuuya and suddenly anytime he stumbles his broski is putting a hand on the small of his back to stabilize him, anytime something comes flying at him Chuuya is getting him out of the way, any bullet is stopped before it can hit him, anyone getting a drop on him and trying to injure him directly like stabbing or slashing gets their head knocked off by a chunk of gravity powered debris. And when Dazai has to work without Chuuya for the first time in a while he gets injured and realises that he hasn't had anything more than scratches and bruises in ages.

And when Chuuya used to not having Dazai around for 4 years forgets to defend him against Lovecraft's smacks both of them realise that things are not the same anymore.

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Mediator Fic Masterlist

I'm just a girl who's way too dedicated to Jesse/Suze. My fics for Meg Cabot's The Mediator series:

One Shots

Fathers

Rating: G Jesse/Suze. Mildly angsty, second person, Jesse-centric one-shot where I give him daddy issues Read on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/35899405

Multi-Chapter Fics

Hush

Rating: T Jesse/Suze. Post-Remembrance multi-chapter case fic. Suze's work at the newly opened Carmel Pediatric Center leads her and Jesse to their toughest challenge yet. (Note: I'm working on a heavily updated version of this to post to AO3) Read on Fanfic.net: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11807980/1/Hush

Rapport

Rating: T (but honestly could probably be G) Jesse/Suze. Post-Twilight multi-chapter case fic featuring a dead Kelly Prescott and a Paul Slater who's exploring what it's like to not be a total dick all the time. This fic is technically abandoned. (The completed story exists on my hard drive but didn't get posted because I wound up reworking the main plot points into Hush.) Read on Fanfic.net: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11767186/1/Rapport

The Miss Simon "Universe"

I posted what I thought was a shamelessly smutty one-shot years back that I wound up making a sequel to. Please don't ask why.

Miss Simon

Rating: E Jesse/Suze. Shameless post-Remembrance teacher roleplay smut. (Shoutout to Miss Boyd.) Read on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/5927656

A Novel Idea

Rating: E Jesse/Suze. More shameless post-Remembrance smut. Suze explores vintage sources to try and figure out more of Jesse's fantasies. Read on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/44853799

Upcoming Fic

Posting this is basically cursing myself to writer's block but here goes nothing.

Exposure

Mini sequel to Hush. Rowdy ghosts try to interrupt Suze's well-earned break. Roughly 70% done. Need to finish the edit for Hush and upload in its entirety to AO3 first though.

Echo

Larger sequel to Hush/Exposure. Jesse family drama PTSD exploration fun time. Roughly 1% done.

Fissure / title tbd

Post-Remembrance. Alternate timelines/alternate universes. Suze and Jesse have to do some dimension hopping to fix A Very Bad Thing that happens in their timeline. The first set of chapters is done!

Losing Control / title tbd

Potential sequel for A Novel Idea. Because I'm a bad person. This will probably be finished/uploaded sometime in February 2030.

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MLB SPRING TRAINING (SN/SN1) 1:00pm: Atlanta vs. Jays

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MLS SOCCER (TSN4) 4:30pm: Miami vs. Orlando (TSN4) 7:00pm: Vancouver vs. Charlotte

W5 (CTV) 7:00pm: Arsenic Air/Aysanabee

KNIGHTS OF THE ZODIAC (Crave) 7:00pm: When a headstrong street orphan unwittingly taps into hidden powers, he discovers he might be the only person alive who can protect a reincarnated goddess who was sent to watch over humanity.

HAUNTED HARMONY MYSTERIES: MURDER IN G MAJOR (CTV) 8:00pm: A new teacher at an Irish prep school is shocked to find a ghost in her house. She decides to help solve his murder in hopes that it will allow him to move on.

FALL INTO WINTER (2023) 8:00pm: Life quickly changes for Kerry as she has to work alongside her high school nemesis, Brooks, an old friend of her brother's who unexpectedly buys into Kerry's family-owned candy shop.

A MISSED CONNECTION (Super Channel Heart & Home) 8:00pm: After finding a spark with a woman on a train platform, a photographer posts a missed connection in the newspaper, but never hears from her. Five years later, they're seated next to each other on a plane heading to the same wedding - hers.

NBA BASKETBALL (TSN5) 8:30pm: Nuggets vs. Lakers

AQUAMAN AND THE LOST KINGDOM (Crave) 9:00pm: Black Manta wields the power of the mythic Black Trident to unleash an ancient and malevolent force. Hoping to end his reign of terror, Aquaman forges an unlikely alliance with his brother to protect their kingdom and save the world from destruction.

ONE DAY AS A LION (Starz Canada) 9:00pm: Jackie Powers is a nice guy but a lousy hit man who takes a waitress hostage after a job goes bad. When Jackie reveals he needs money to get his son out of jail, she cooks up a scheme for them to get cash from her dying mother.

PLEASE BABY PLEASE (Super Channel Fuse) 9:00pm: After witnessing them commit a murder on the streets of 1950s Manhattan, newlywed couple Suze and Arthur become the dangerous obsession of a gang of greasers.

MONEY MONSTER (CTV) 12:35am: After losing money on a stock tip, a disgruntled investor (Jack O'Connell) holds a Wall Street guru (George Clooney) and a producer (Julia Roberts) hostage on live television.

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jury 1ste bachelor juni '24 Maxime, Simon, Morgan, Sofie, Jules, Tippi, Medina, Suze, Ziba, Diewertje, Inez, Soetkin, Uma, Veronika, Eowyn, Jolien

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SANS MOBILE APPARENT

EXTRAIT 23

Madame Roux continua à jacasser.

- Enfin vous connaissez, c'est devenu une salle de jeux maintenant.

- Ah ! si mon pauvre mari voyait ça !

Il était mort d'un cancer quelques années auparavant.

Ray acquiesça du chef à chaque propos de la vieille.

Elle lui parlait aussi de son enquête, et le félicita.

C'était bien la seule.

La vieille taupe veux des détails croustillants sur l'affaire, elle louche avec insistance sur le dossier que Ray a déposé à côté de lui.

Il raconta se qui était paru dans la presse locale.

Elle se renfrogna un instant puis tourna la conversation sur l'apéritif, elle connaît, elle en à créé un du temps de sa splendeur.

Elle prend un grand verre, y versé un tiers de boisson anisée, un tiers de Suze et le reste un breuvage qui sort d'une bouteille et dont elle garde le secret.

Il paraît que son truc avait du succès dans le temps.

Toujours est-il que l'élixir était craint de tous les locataires mâles de l'immeuble.

On aurait dit qu'elle voulait empoisonner toute la gente masculine du dix rue de la Côte.

Car toute personne franchissant la porte de son antre et à n'importe quelle heure avait droit à la boisson sacrée.

Ray s'enfile le verre le plus rapidement possible, tout en s'excusant du retard pour les loyers.

Ray possède l'antidote du poison, il est composé de cachets pour la digestion et d'autres pilules pour agir contre la boisson infâme. Tous ses voisins sont à la même enseigne.

Il faut prendre la médication en urgence après absorption du mélange alcoolisé car celui-ci fait l'effet d'une lessiveuse dans l'estomac.

Il faut dire à décharge des locataires que Madame Roux affolée sur son canapé, relève ses jupons, à chaque présence masculine, elle montre à qui veux bien jeter un coup d'œil, ses cuisses gainées de veines variqueuses.

Le spectacle chasse rapidement le locataire souvent choqué et surtout plumé.

Ray soupçonnait quelques lascars de s'être farcis la vieille.

Il faut vraiment avoir une faim de loup.

Ray remonta chez lui, il monte les marches deux à deux le menant à son appartement.

En chemin, il croise son voisin Monsieur Mouloud. Monsieur Mouloud est une curiosité pour Ray. Il est coiffeur pour dames dans les défilés de mannequin et autres événements.

Il ponctuait chaque phrase d'un geste gracieux de la main et d'un léger jeu de hanche.

En général il finit sa phrase avec un retentissant " han ! ".

A chaque fois ça fascine Ray, qui prend un malin plaisir à le faire bavarder.

Monsieur Mouloud vivait bien, il doit certainement partir sur Paris pour la fashion week.

Simone une amie de Ray lui a conseillé un philosophe espagnol assidu de la cour d'Espagne, peintre et musicien, qui a travaillé sur le maniérisme, il a finit ses travaux en disant à force de parler " manières " on finit par prendre des manières.

Il ouvrit en vitesse et se dirigea vers ses toilettes pour gerber la boisson indigeste.

Après absorption du traitement, il se sentait soulager.

Ray s'assit dans la cuisine ou rit la chemise cartonnée, il veux lire les quelques pages du journal intime d'Antoine Foutrier pour voir.

[jessedesilvatruther]

Due to budget restrictions, The Mediator Adaptation will be filmed in my bathroom with some stationery, sobbing and a dream.

[incurablyromanticsblog]

When I get the CONFIRMED adaptation of a book published 20 years ago and that I read YEARS ago, and it's plot includes a girl who can talk to ghosts then WHAT

[jmmelody]

Grandmere can be terrible at times, but I think she would be able to talk some sense into Putin. Too bad she's fictional...

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Meg Cabot in her Jenny Carroll era really was too powerful.

[harryforvogue]

tad and suze kissing in his porsche:

jesse materializing in the back: so what are y’all doin’? screwin’?

[mrs-desilva]

"Why don't you comment on our picture on Insta?"

"I told you I thought it was beautiful and we can travel whenever you want."

"The point of having you tagged in the picture is that you leave a comment on it, Jesse!"

"But haven't I replied you? Why does it matter that I didn't write it on the app?"

"Because I have you tagged and people will think you ignore me."

"Susannah, we are married. My profile picture is the two of us. How can people think I ignore you?"

"Because they will, just comment on it."

"And what should I say? Just repeat the same thing I said in person?"

"Yeah, and throw some I love yous while you are it!"

"Susannah, I do love you, but for the life of me I can't understand half of the things you do."

"Thank God the other half is very easy to understand."

"Especially when you do them with your mouth 😌"

"Jesse! 😆"