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VII • The Chariot: control, willpower, success, determination
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assentt · 53 minutes ago
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8 crashes, 2 red flags and 10mns of Practice to go 🤡
Assen is really like :
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assentt · 1 hour ago
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MARC NO
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assentt · 1 hour ago
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So all the chaos and crashes seem to happen in one corner. Guess which corner I have tickets for come Sunday
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assentt · 2 hours ago
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can this sport be normal for one second please
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assentt · 2 hours ago
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This has got to be one of the most chaotic sessions ive ever seen
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assentt · 2 hours ago
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Sorry what is the King doing at the track?? To checker flag *checks notes* practice for Moto2
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assentt · 3 hours ago
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Mark... yeah. Obviously, he's been my teammate for a long time. We didn't always have the best times together, but I'm sure that we'll still respect—we always had huge respect for each other, and we'll have the same in the future, I think. I wish him all the best.
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assentt · 3 hours ago
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has anyone ever done a uccio/marc body swap where uccio gets a taste of what being desired by vale feels like and marc discovers what being truly loved by vale feels?
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assentt · 3 hours ago
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a wolf at the door : rosquez / pt. 3 [1.2k words] (pt. 2 here)
THEN.
Making the bad decision takes him only three steps. Quick and effortless, an action with no excuse to not do it beyond plain logical thinking, which Valentino finds very easy to ignore. He parks himself beside Marc’s table, whose right arm twitches as soon as he notices — no doubt that polished holster on his hip is full and heavy.
Valentino smiles at him.
Marc says, “I am starting to think you are following me.”
He folds his newspaper delicately, eyes cast down, and places it on the table in front of him, then crosses his arms and squints at Valentino past the midmorning glare. Valentino takes that as an invitation; swings a chair from the neighbouring table to sit opposite Marc, hefting one knee over the other.
“You look like a real P.I., with the newspaper and the trench coat,” Valentino remarks. He hadn’t been following Marc — at least, not today. Last week, sure, when he’d sat in his idling car and watched Marc take an hour out of his day to read at this same table. The coffee is good and the pastries are better. Sue him, that they have the same taste.
Marc grins, but the ticking vein in his jaw belies his irritation.
“I am a real P.I. I like to read the news, stay abreast of things. And it’s cold. Winter.” He peers disdainfully at Valentino’s hoodie-jacket combo. “Is this you… undercover?”
Valentino snorts. He flags a passing barista, says, “Whatever he’s having,” before returning Marc’s smile with a few more teeth and adding, “day off, actually. You know what they say about all work, no play.”
Marc hums, unwilling to indulge. He threads his fingers together on the table.
“How do you know you’ll enjoy what I’m drinking? Coffee is very individual.”
Because I tried it yesterday after I heard you order it through the wire threaded into your jacket lining.
He shrugs.
“I’m sure you have good taste.”
A glint forms in Marc’s eye, and it looks like something internal giving way — some load-bearing pillar of attitude. Valentino allows his smile to tilt a little sweeter, a little more genuine.
“And I’m sure there’s some conflict of interest in you sitting here with me. If it is your day off, and if this isn’t work.”
Marc is very good at pinning him, wings spread and stuck behind glass. Valentino lifts a shoulder. He’s going to log this coffee catch-up as overtime when he gets home. But Marc doesn’t need to know that.
“Call it a personal endeavour. Allora, it is no harm to me if you enjoy my company — if that in turn makes you more helpful.”
His coffee arrives. Marc watches the waiter leave, and then smoothes his newspaper out again, eyes on the front page. Valentino can tell he isn’t reading a single word.
“I said I would help. I have been helping.” He sounds affronted: a nerve hit by the idea that Valentino thinks Marc isn’t genuinely doing his best. Ironic. The apparent sincerity in his voice is stunning — if Valentino wasn’t so dedicated to seeing this through, he would laugh and blow everything. 
Instead, he tips his head to the side and huffs gently.
“Then, maybe I enjoy your company. Is that so bad?”
Marc blinks up at him. Suspicion pulls his brows together.
“Do you ever say anything simply, the first time?”
Valentino can’t help his grin. Getting under Marc’s skin gives him an unbelievable amount of satisfaction — an inappropriate amount, even. 
“Lying is half the job.”
“I should watch what I say around you, then.”
Ah.
“Only if you have something to hide, Marc.”
He’s not trying to scare Marc away — just knock him a little off-balance. But Marc smirks and leans to rest his chin on his palm. Valentino can smell his cologne, this close. It’s metallic, hot and spiced. The breath he takes is too deep.
“I keep secrets for a living, you know,” Marc says. Valentino swallows; leans back into his chair to escape what feels like a quicksand trap. His voice is hoarse when he answers.
“Any fun ones?”
Marc reaches for Valentino’s coffee. Takes a long sip, places it down, tucks his newspaper under his arm, and stands.
“Hundreds.”
He can’t find anything to say before Marc is already halfway down the road, coat fluttering in the wind. Valentino peers down at his cup. Unease rolls in his stomach, the sense of being absolutely bare — vulnerable as anything with a knife at his throat. How very dangerous. 
He spins the saucer till he can raise the side Marc drank from to his lips. The move is perverse, something he does without thinking, acting on instinct. The coffee scalds him all the way down like a punishment. It tastes fucking fantastic.
His phone rings on his walk back, taking a route he’s never seen Marc cross into just to be safe. Can’t risk raising any more suspicion than he already has. The streets are too loud, too crowded. He can’t imagine a car chase here — this fucking traffic. Valentino hates New York.
Maybe I enjoy your company. 
Christ, he needs a good knock to the head. Uccio’s voice pulls him back to the present, away from the other side of that little table.
“Vale. You’re working this slower than usual.”
Valentino allows an eye roll that he’s sure his partner will sense across the ocean between them. A taxi misses killing him by a half second as he crosses the street, and he catches his breath on the end of a yelped curse.
“Ah, it is just difficult. This one — so little to go off. And he is smart, knows the system.”
Uccio lets the words hang. Inwardly, Valentino knows he’s right. That for whatever reason, he’s ambling his way through the evidence, unrolling the red string at a snail’s pace. Like he’s pressed every button in the elevator just to see what’s happening on his ride to the top. A sigh rushes through the speaker, a crackle of sea foam.
Uccio doesn’t dig into Valentino’s excuses. They know each other too well for that.
“Okay,” he says, “I’m here, you know.”
“I know.” 
He can hear the beginning of a sulk in Uccio’s voice, triggered by a preternatural sense that something is being kept from him. “And if I need you, I’ll tell you, yes? I don’t keep secrets from you.”
It’s not even a lie. Usually.
But this time, it’s just — Valentino doesn’t think it’s because he likes Marc. He doesn’t know Marc, beyond the file in the vault and what he’s seen and heard. His stomach rolls. He hates the types of feelings that he struggles to name.
For now, he’ll call it playing with his food; a waiting game. Anything to make this feel less like lenience and more like leisure. Anything to let him wrestle back a little bit of control.
“Check in when you get back to your room,” Uccio reminds him, reeling him in again, “so I know you made it.”
“Yes, yes.”
All these near misses over the years has made the man paranoid. It’s reassuring, though. Having someone looking out for him like that.
This is a lonely business, after all.
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assentt · 4 hours ago
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This soft and sweet hug … 🥹
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assentt · 4 hours ago
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They wanted Max to film an exclusive nightclub scene for the film?? 💀😂
via: F1-Insider | Verstappen bremst Brad Pitt aus
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assentt · 4 hours ago
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assentt · 4 hours ago
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My tongue is a razor blade inside your mouth
Marc Marquez/Valentino Rossi | 2.7K | M | 1/1 Complete Tags: Body Swap, fucking to undo the body swap, Valentino's own version of events, 2015 MotoGP season, Literal shared orgasm By: Speciallivery For the MotoGP RPF Summer Camp ✨
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Prequel to my Marcnaia Body Swap fic (Ibuprofen), in which Marc has hinted at a previous Rosquez swap. This one is set in 2015, a little bit before the events of Sepang. Can definitely be read as a stand alone!
“You did this!” Marc is looking at his face as it twists itself into new shapes Marc had thought it previously incapable of. His body has been pacing through the room for the good part of the last half hour — shoulders slightly slumped forward in a stance that looks unfamiliar. Marc is looking at it from the edge of the bed.  Valentino has not calmed down from the moment they woke up together in Valentino’s hotel room. Both in the wrong body, boxer shorts, and not much else.  “You did this — you did it on purpose, you, you—” it’s angry and erratic, it sounds deeply uncanny, Marc’s own voice in the wrong cadence, the perfectly clean Italian devoid of his own Catalan accent.  Despite Marc’s best efforts, he has trouble focussing on Valentino stomping around in his body, because the body he is in feels so wrong wrapped around him. Longer limbs, he’s not sure he can feel its edges as the fingertips are too far from his brain. More out of habit, he raises his arm and clenches his fist as if to pull on the brakes — that, at least, he can still do.  “Uccio was right, I can’t believe I trusted you,” Valentino huffs.  “I am not sure what you mean,” Marc says, eventually. Valentino has been yelling for a long time. Even the heart in his chest is thumping unsteady in a rhythm that feels foreign. There’s a lump in his throat and it’s hard to swallow.  Valentino stops in his tracks to look directly at Marc. Marc can see himself being reflected in a set of deep brown eyes, his own eyes, burning with a fury that Marc knows he himself has never felt before. “You are sabotaging my races, you did this on purpose.”
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assentt · 4 hours ago
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mercedesamgf1 George and Kimi’s chaotic tours are back! 😂
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assentt · 4 hours ago
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sorry did anyone else see marc and bez holding hands while they were lining up to do practice starts. please.
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assentt · 4 hours ago
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ASSEN 2025 | A cold Marco Bezzecchi check on the track during Moto3 FP1.
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