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deadmotelsusa · 2 years ago
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First it was the Buena Vista Motel, then it was the Holiday Lodge, now its a modernized apartment building and gun shop that manufactures AR-15 style rifles. Located in Prescott, Arizona.
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coolhorse · 2 years ago
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drownedz · 19 days ago
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my kinpage for those who care and also so i dont forget it exists YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
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noornight · 7 months ago
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Long distance besties. This definitely happened after the third movie (source: trust me bro)
Based on this
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pancakemolybdenum · 1 month ago
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thats rough buddy
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piastriprincess · 5 days ago
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hypotheticals (in my mind) ⸻ oscar piastri x reader .
featuring: oscar piastri, childhood friends to lovers, tooth rotting fluff word count: 0.8k author's note: okay everyone PLEASE be nice i haven't written fic since my 1d days !! but i was so inspired by osc's win today, op1 INCOMING ... watch this space . if this gets a good response maybe i'll write more or open up my inbox for requests or something ?? idk let me know what you think ! title from hypotheticals by lake street dive .
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He was a champion, and you were missing it. 
Oscar had invited you, of course, like he did for every race, but with finals looming you couldn’t make the trip to Jeddah. You settled for watching his third win of the season on your tiny laptop screen, his car nothing more than a brilliant papaya streak under the bright lights as proud tears blurred your vision and your heart swelled in your chest with a feeling you wouldn’t dare name.
Looking back you’re not sure, exactly, when your feelings for Oscar went from friends to something more. Maybe it was something recent, the way he’d started making your pulse race and your heart stutter. Maybe (if you’re being honest with yourself) you’ve been gone since the first day you met him at age six, your new neighbor introducing himself with skinned knees and a bunny-teeth smile. 
But he’s not the boy next door anymore, he’s Oscar Piastri, international superstar. And you’re a stressed student, watching your best friend achieve his wildest dreams through a screen at an ungodly hour of the night.
You shut your laptop as the podium ceremony ends. You’re sitting at your desk, textbook open, pages upon pages of notes scribbled in navy-blue ink scattered around you. Your mind is racing, so preoccupied with cases and rules and hypotheticals for your criminal law exam next week, that you don’t realize your phone is buzzing until it starts pushing the sheafs of paper off your desk. You let them float to the carpet, digging through the paper to find your phone still ringing, with an unfamiliar number flashing across the screen. Frowning, you push the green button with your thumb, bringing the phone to your ear. “Hello?” you ask cautiously. 
“It’s me,” says the voice on the other end of the phone, and your stomach flips. You’d know that voice anywhere, had heard it through playground chants and study sessions and a thousand phone calls from across the ocean.  
“Oscar,” you breathe. Sitting up, you run a hand through your hair like you’re trying to make yourself presentable, even though he can’t see you. “Congratulations, superstar. Leading the WDC.” You try to keep your voice casual, but it’s a losing battle. 
“Yeah,” he says breathlessly, a little laugh spilling through your phone speakers, shaky and disbelieving. “Sorry, I know it’s late for you, and you’ve got your exam soon, but…” He pauses. Typical of Oscar, choosing his words with such precision, like everything else in his life. You’re about to open your mouth and tease him about it when he speaks again. 
“You were the only person I wanted to talk to,” he says finally, and your mouth goes dry. 
“Kept thinking about you tonight, actually. On the starting grid. When I caught Max at the first turn. When I knew I was about to win it.” He’s picking up steam now, the words pouring out of him in a way you’ve never heard. Oscar’s all pauses and careful articulation, but this is new, unrestrained. “When I crossed the line, all I wanted to do was hear your voice.”
It’s like the world goes still for a moment, only the hum of your laptop and your heartbeat pounding in your ears reminding you this is real. His words are like sparks underneath your skin, something delicate and electric threading the thousands of miles between the two of you.
You swallow, hard, realizing you’ve been silent for far too long. “Osc…”
“I know you’ve got a lot going on right now,” he interrupts, like he physically can’t hold the words back now that they’ve started spilling out. “And maybe I should’ve waited until I was back home in Melbourne with you, instead of borrowing Mark’s phone and blurting this all out at 3 AM. But I just—” he pauses abruptly, like his breath has caught in his throat. “I couldn’t shake the feeling that none of this means anything without you around.”
Something in your chest unfurls at that, and you close your eyes, pressing the phone to your ear like it will physically bring him closer. You’ve imagined this a thousand times, a thousand different ways, but none of them compare to the real thing. “Osc?” you say finally, voice unsteady. 
“Yeah?” he replies, and you can hear the nerves through the phone, the swoop of hope in his voice. Now or never. 
“I’m really, really glad you called,” you say.
The sigh that comes from the other end is pure relief. “Right, yeah, me too,” he stutters out, uncharacteristically tongue-tied, but you can hear the smile in his voice. There’s a muffled shout in the background, probably someone calling for him to drag him to the celebrations. “I should go,” he says reluctantly, and you nod before you realize he can’t see you.
“Yeah,” you echo. “Go be famous.”
He laughs, bright and open, and your heart clenches at the sound. “Can I call you later?” He pauses. “I guess tomorrow for you, actually.”
It's like you can't even remember why you were so stressed ten minutes ago. Oscar wants to call you later. You grin. “Always.”
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spocktuah · 21 days ago
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yunwooz · 1 year ago
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240412 ©️ hongj1998ng
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marsbotz · 3 months ago
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some sick sort of dream
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mod2amaryllis · 1 month ago
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really crazy how severance managed to make me despair at and be proud of the same crucial decision
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alenkijjj · 4 months ago
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someone new for my blog lol
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hintcoined · 5 months ago
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we need to talk about the end of this case because what
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valentinesdayy · 14 days ago
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Dr Pepper Natsu. Is this anything...
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mrmederick · 1 year ago
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Is the Faith fandom still alive? 🕴️
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neolxzr · 3 months ago
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i know it wasn't just a dream
(au info: here)
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tiredsome009 · 4 months ago
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pyroland
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