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For the @owfemslashexchange for @smokeyrobotic (sorry for the tardiness!) the MARIO kart prompt was just a bit too much fun to try!

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I picked up a pinch hit for the @owfemslashexchange and did a little scene from @tacticalgrandma‘s wonderful fic Convalescence. I hope you like it!

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kissing your girlfriend while she’s working is probably advised against when it comes to lab safety… some symmetra/mei in the lab for @agenthill​ for the @owfemslashexchange​!

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comfortable silence

this is my overwatch femslash exchange fic for @thesoundofthunderstorms, who prompted “pharmercy - a moment of peace”

Rating: G

Warnings: N/A

Words: 1k+

Categories: Angela/Fareeha

Series: N/A

Silence is rarely a good thing, in Fareeha’s line of work.  In the field, it means that her enemies lurk unseen, that an ambush may be just around a corner, or a sniper waiting on the rooftops, and so it has come to unnerve her, wherever she is.

Wherever she is, except, of course, for here, lying on the couch in the evening with her head in Angela’s lap, and one of Angela’s hands idly carding through her hair.  Here, she cannot hear anything but the occasional whisper of paper when Angela raises her hand to turn the page—the sound is so gentle it does not remind her of anything. Here, she cannot hear the sounds of the dead and the dying, of battle, of war, could not imagine them from the gentle hums Angela makes when she finds something particularly interesting, or the click of her wife’s tongue when she disagrees with a passage.  Here, she cannot hear the thoughts which otherwise plague her, is blessed with silence, plain and simple.

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sati turned out to be more excited about the architecture than the exhibits, but the museum date was definitely a success

my gift for @mujotan​ for the overwatch femslash exchange!

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Quiet

For @overclicked

“Sombra.” No answer. The comms were quiet for hours now. Unusual considering her partner for this assignment was prone to flood her ears with cheeky remarks or flirty one liners. Widowmaker wondered if Sombra was there anymore. A touch to her visor confirmed that her partner hadn’t run off, she still skulked about in the building Widowmaker kept a lookout for.

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A Night at Vishkar

(A/N: First fanfic in like 80 years for me. Done for the @owfemslashexchange with a kinda sorta rarepair in Symmetra/Widowmaker. Very rusty, kinda rushed but hope y’all enjoy. Most of all, I hope @fairybull enjoys this, as it is my gift to them for the @owfemslashexchange)

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Art for the OW femslash exchange. This is for arturiandesign. I hope you like it!

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My gift for @trovairitz for the @owfemslashexchange! I love any chance to draw these two flirtin with each other.

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do not repost

hello!!! i was partnered up with @bloomingcnidarians and they asked for sombra/symmetra and admiration/impressing each other.  symmetra produced a bouquet of flowers and boy sombras gonna lose her shit when she sees the engagement ring.

i really enjoyed both working on this picture and participating in the exchange.  my artwork pace is really slow (finish 70% in two days and finish the next 20% in 2 weeks and the last 10% in three days) so having a goal and time limit helped.  plus i can’t wait to see what everyone else created.  i know the dimensions said at least 500x300 but mine ended up being 2000x2000 

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I Like You a Latte

From @paintedpchydrm

For @becquerel.

(Prompt was Symbra but normal AU where Satya is a proper architect and Sombra is IT support and they meet when Satya spills her coffee on Sombra and offers her sweater as an apology and Sombra asks for her number instead.)

Satya held her coffee carefully in both hands. The warmth helped her feel grounded as she navigated through the bustling offices of Vishkar Corporation. Her headphones helped block out most of the overwhelming noises, making it easier for her to focus on getting to her destination; her office on the opposite side of the floor. She hoped that once she got a little more sway with the company, she’d be able to move into an office closer to the elevator. But for now, this would have to do.

Path plotted out in her head, Satya hurried forward. But she was stopped abruptly by a slightly shorter woman. Her attire made her stand out strikingly from the rest of the employees, with a graphic tee promoting some popular video game and ripped jeans tucked into knee high boots. Her brunette and purple hair was shaved on one side. Satya realized that she had actually seen her around before. She worked in IT, and she stood out like a sore thumb whenever she came upstairs to help people with their computers. Suddenly she realized that the woman had been speaking to her. She quickly pulled her headphones out and said, “My apologies. What were you saying?”

Her mouth opened in a small oh of surprise. “Headphones,” she muttered, “I hadn’t expected that.” Satya quirked her head in question at that, but received no answer in response. The woman continued, “I was just asking if now was a good time for me to come update your computer? I’ve been making the rounds on this floor, making sure everyone’s security is up to date. You’re next.” She grinned.

Satya frowned and replied, “I suppose now’s probably alright. I just got here, so I’m not in the middle of anything important or time sensitive.” She held out her hand politely, “I’m Satya, and you are?”

The woman frowned. “Sombra, but we’ve met before. Remember? At the holiday party?” She grasped Satya’s hand firmly.

“Oh, I’m sorry,” Satya replied, “I don’t-” Suddenly she fell forward into Sombra, shoved from behind. Her hands squeezed instinctively and the coffee in her left popped open and sloshed all down the front of Sombra’s shirt. The liquid spread, quickly covering more than half of the shirt. Sombra jumped and threw her hands up in surprise. They both looked behind Satya to see one of the security guards, Gabriel, stalking away after bumping into Satya and causing the mess. He didn’t look particularly apologetic, and Sombra had a few words about that.

“Hey! Asshole! Buen trabajo! Más tarde puedo ayudarte a conectar con esa rubia caliente!” Sombra shook her fist at him angrily for good measure.

He replied while flipping her off, “Con un culo como el mío, no necesito ayuda perra!”

Sombra muttered under her breath while pulling the damp shirt away from her skin slightly. The coffee hadn’t been burning hot, but it still wasn’t a comfortable sensation.

Satya’s eyes were wide as she asked, “Oh my, are you alright? Did it burn you?”

“Nah, just uncomfortably sticky. You like a syrupy coffee, don’t you?” Sombra lightly teased.

“Here, come with me,” Satya turned and started walking towards her office, indicated to Sombra that she should follow. Seeing Sombra trail awkwardly behind her, she nodded and set a brisk pace past all the curious eyes around them. Once inside the safety of her office, she closed the door and shut all the blinds. Then she finally turned and spoke to Sombra again. “Take off your shirt.”

Sombra looked momentarily surprised, before a coy look came across her face. “Wow, you’re much more forward than I expected, Ms Satya. At least buy a girl a drink first. Or does throwing one on me count instead?”

Satya looked up from pulling something out of her desk, and quirked an eyebrow. “Well I was going to offer my sweater in compensation, but if you’d prefer a date I’m sure we could arrange something,” she replied as she leaned against the front of her desk. She held out the sweater with a smirk, as if daring Sombra to decide what she wanted more.

Sombra blushed. She knew that Satya a confident woman, but she hadn’t expected her flirtations to be received THAT well. Collecting herself quickly, she formulated her response. “Oh, I have to choose? I don’t see why not both. You lend me the sweater, and to repay you, I take you out on the best date you’ve ever had.”

“Best date ever? Isn’t that a rather high claim? You don’t know what dates I’ve been on in the past, or what dates I may go on in the future?” Satya crossed her arms and smirked, the sweater hanging off to her side from one hand.

Sombra grinned widely and took off her shirt. Satya’s bravado started to crack slightly. Sombra used her shirt to wipe the rest of the coffee off, before slowly sauntering forward. “Darling, after a night with me, all other dates will pale in comparison. I guarantee.” She stopped in front of Satya, just barely not touching her. Satya finally looked visibly flustered, her face red. She hitched in a breath when Sombra reached over to take the sweater, her hand grazing over Satya’s slightly as she grasped the soft material.

“I…suppose I do need to meet with you again to get the sweater back,” Satya managed to say. She was glad her voice didn’t shake, but the blush on her face still gave away her feelings.

Sombra seemed satisfied with that response, stepping back to pull the sweater on over her head. “Excellent! Trust me, you will not be disappointed. I’ll text you soon with the details. Oh, and thanks for the sweater,” the last part accentuated with a light boop of her index finger to Satya’s nose. She then turned and started to walk towards the door.

“Wait! Don’t you need my number in order to text me?” Satya asked.

“Oh, I have my ways.” Sombra winked as she left, leaving Satya to ponder what on earth she meant by that.

[AN: I used google translate for the Spanish, so I apologize if it’s incredibly wrong. Sombra said “Good job! Later I can help you hook up with that hot blonde!” and Gabe replied "With an ass like mine, I don’t need help bitch!“ It’s my way of hinting at Reaper76, my OTP lol. Also hinting that Sombra planned the whole incident as a way to get into Satya’s pants. Hope you enojy! I’m posting this to AO3 under the same username. Also I’m sorry it’s so short, I got my deadlines mixed up with another project :( ]

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how to be happy (widowtracer)

for @secretlyuniversallyruins​ for the 2018 @owfemslashexchange!

They’re not dating.

They’re really not.

Just because Angela happened to be walking by the café where they go sometimes to get croissants and too-sweet coffee and it happened to be one of those warm Parisian days where having a friend (fuck buddy? acquaintance? mortal enemy?) whose skin is as cold as ice is very useful to cuddle up against and so Lena had pressed her face into Widowmaker’s neck and Amelie had decided, unexpectedly, to tolerate it for a few seconds longer than she would normally and Angela had come back early from her UN meeting and caught a glimpse of the two of them together and-

The second Angie knew, the world knew.

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Hey there folks, this here’s a little thing I did for the Overwatch Femslash Exchange, an awesome project that I was excited to be a part of! It’s a mostly cute and silly piece, a date between Mercy and Sombra; some naughty implications in there (because, I mean, Sombra) but it’s SFW overall.

It’s for @hiddeninthunder! And I should tag @owfemslashexchange as well, who’re the people who organized this whole lovely thing, so go shoot them a thanks if you think this idea was cool. Read it below the cut!

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my gift for @samthor in the @owfemslashexchange!! Zarya and Mei enjoying a campfire meal in the frozen wilds

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Late Night

This is for @foolsdiamond for the @owfemslashexchange! I did deviate from your prompt at bit, but hopefully you still enjoy it. :)

    Angela looked up from her work for what seemed like the thousandth time tonight. The wall clock read “TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2065. 1:57 AM” in neon red letters. Had it really only been two minutes since she last checked? She sighed, absentmindedly running a hand through her hair and gazing around her tiny, cluttered office space. She liked it well enough, but the faint buzzing of the radiator, the musty smell, and the utter lack of free space on her desk made it intensely hard to concentrate - though it have also had something to do with the six cups of coffee she’d drunk since 8:30. Regardless, something had to change if she ever hoped to get these medical reports filled out by noon tomorrow; she’d been working for hours and barely had half of them done.

    Sighing again, Angela scooped up her stack of reports and, through some clever maneuvering, managed to get the door to her office open without spilling her papers everywhere. She wasn’t sure where she was going yet, but she was desperate for a change of scenery.

    Overwatch’s headquarters were strikingly different at night; she’d had plenty of late nights, but all of those had been spent in her office or working with someone else, so she’d never seen the base proper at this hour. Only one in every three lights in the hallway outside her office were lit, and the clack of her heels as she walked was the only thing that broke the silence. It was… unnerving, to say the least. Angela kept expecting something to jump out at her from one of the offices. She knew logically that she may very well be the only human in this building right now, but she couldn’t shake the feeling of formless unease lodged in the pit of her stomach.

    Finally, after several minutes of aimless walking, she ended up in the cafeteria. The automatic lights flickered to life, painting the giant room in cold fluorescent light. Angela rarely spent any time in here, preferring to eat in her office so she could continue to work. Occasionally, she forgot about lunch entirely and was forced to sheepishly ask the cooks for leftovers or contend with a growling stomach until she went home. Smirking at the thought, she picked a table in the center of the room and sat, spreading her massive pile of reports across its surface.

    Working out here was a bit nerve-wracking, to be sure, what with vast emptiness all around her and the utter silence, broken only by the sound of her scribbling. However, after a bit of time to adjust, Angela finally relaxed and settled into the rhythm of her work. All this space… she could finally breathe.

“Ahem.”

Angela gasped and whipped around, clutching her chest. Her panic turned to relief when she saw who it was.

“Goodness, Moira, you nearly gave me a heart attack!”

Moira O’Deorain stood in front of her, clad in similar clothing to Angela, clutching several folders to her chest. She towered over Angela, smiling faintly, and said, “Apologies, Dr. Ziegler. That was not my intention. I’m surprised to find someone else still here.”

“I am too,” Angela replied, returning the smile, though she was still fighting to breathe normally again. “It was so quiet for so long, I’d just assumed that everyone left.”

“I as well,” Moira said. She glanced at the sprawl that Mercy had created, smirking. “It seems that you had the same idea I did. My office was getting rather too same-y for my taste. Do you mind if I join you?”

“Oh!” Angela hadn’t been expecting that. “I, uh…” she hesitated, then forced her face into what she hoped was a convincing casual expression. “Why, not at all. Please, sit wherever you like. As long as you allow me to finish what I need to, of course.” She finished the last sentence with a little half-grin.

“Certainly,” Moira replied, and took a seat across and a little off to the side from where Angela sat, spreading her own work out in front of her while saying, “I have plenty of work to do myself.” Unlike Angela, whose papers were crumpled and disorganized, Moira had not managed to keep every last sheet immaculate, but had organized each and every one of them into color-coded folders. Mercy smiled faintly and returned to her work, but soon found herself distracted by the woman working near her.

Moira O’Deorain…

Moira had been a member of Overwatch for several years, over twice as long as Angela had. A fellow member of Overwatch’s science division as well as one of its most senior members, Moira specialized in genetics, while Angela’s area of expertise was applied nanobiology. Angela had read some of her papers before joining Overwatch and found her findings interesting, if somewhat unconventional, but when she had made attempts to discuss these papers with fellow scientists who were not European, very few had heard of Moira. It seemed that she was relatively unknown outside the European sphere.

Angela’s first meeting with Moira had been… awkward, to say the least. It had been her first day on the job, and she was being shown around by Winston when they had entered the lab where Moira was working. It had taken five attempts from Winston to get her to acknowledge them, after which point she whipped around and snarled a barely contained “What the hell do you want, Winston?”

Winston didn’t seem fazed, but it had taken Angela slightly aback. “Nice to see you too, Dr. O’Deorain. This,” he said, gesturing to Angela, “is Dr. Angela Ziegler. You may be familiar with her recent work in applied nanobiology. She pioneered -”

“I know who she is, Winston,” Moira said, rolling her eyes. “I’m sure the entire division knows. Command was oh so eager to let us know about her. The child prodigy, coming to lead us peons to greatness. If you’re going to interrupt my work, have it be with something worth my time.” She gave Angela a quick once-over with those piercing eyes of hers before smirking and turning back to her work, leaving Angela confused, offended, and… flustered?

Interactions between them after that point had been very limited, as they rarely worked directly together. Moira was always polite and spoke calmly, but Angela always got the feeling that Moira would rather not be speaking with her, despite not having done anything to offend her personally, as far as she knew. Nevertheless, Angela was intrigued. Casual investigation into the type of person she was led her to find out that Moira was a woman of incredible ambition, and was noticeably chafing under Overwatch’s restrictions. Several of her proposals had been rejected by the board, and she had once even gotten into a shouting match with one of the board members, calling him a short-sighted fool. She had since then mostly been a part of other people’s projects, which many people said she was dreadfully displeased with. Rumor had it that she was using what little resources she had to work on something entirely on her own, but there was not enough evidence to say anything definitively either way.

Though they rarely interacted, Angela occasionally thought herself thinking about Moira at inopportune moments or absentmindedly staring at her across the conference room. Despite everything, Moira had a certain… presence about her that Angela felt inexplicably drawn towards. Not to mention that she was quite striking…

“Dr. Ziegler?”

She snapped back to reality. “Yes?”

“Why are you looking at me like that?” Moira sounded vaguely annoyed.

Angela felt her face heat up. “Oh! My apologies, Moira. I was… lost in thought.”

Moira frowned at this. “It’s Dr. O’Deorain, Dr. Ziegler. We are not friends.” She then seemed to realize what she had said, and her face softened slightly. “Er, not to be rude, of course, but I don’t feel comfortable being on a first-name basis with you, given the non-platonic nature of our relationship.”

Angela raised her eyebrow. “Not even when we’re not technically on the job? There’s no pressure here to refer to anyone by their honorifics, and we’re both doctors anyway.”

“Yes, I know, I just…” Moira struggled to find the words. “Would really prefer not to speak with you like that. It doesn’t sit right.”

“I see,” Angela said, frowning. “I’ll do my best to respect that.”

“Thank you.”

They were silent for a while. Angela struggled to return to her work, but now her concentration had been shaken. She kept glancing up at Moira, who seemed to be working as normal, and wondering why she couldn’t do the same. Their interaction had been ultimately inconsequential, and yet…

“Moi… Dr. O’Deorain?”

Moira shifted her gaze to briefly rest on Mercy. “I thought you said you wanted quiet, Dr. Ziegler.”

“Yes, well, you’re right, I had, but… I was wondering if you wanted to… chat.”

Moira raised her eyebrow. “And what brought about this sudden desire to chat?”

“Well, you said that you were uncomfortable using first names with me, so I thought I’d offer to make you a bit more comfortable.” Angela offered her most pleasant smile.

A trace of… something passed across Moira’s face, and she gave a small smile. That was a rare occurrence, though certainly not unwelcome. “I appreciate the offer, Dr. Ziegler, but I don’t believe we’d have much to talk about.”

“Well, I’d wholeheartedly disagree! We know very little about one another, after all. We could talk about our work, office gossip, our favorite books… anything, really.”

“Ah,” Moira said, looking lost in thought for a moment. “In that case… what is your… I don’t know, favorite type of cookie?”

That one was easy. “Double chocolate chip,” Angela replied instantly. “And you?”

“Oatmeal raisin.”

Angela had to laugh for a moment. “Really? Out of all the savory, chocolate- and/or nutty pieces of heaven available out there, you choose oatmeal raisin as your favorite cookie?”

Moira seemed concerned. “I don’t see the issue with oatmeal raisin. They are utterly delectable when done right, and offer fewer calories than most any chocolate- or nut-flavored cookie.”

“I know, I know,” Angela said, still smiling. “I was only teasing. Tell me a little about yourself. What got you interested in Overwatch?”

Moira’s faced morphed into a scowl. “Incorrect assumptions about the nature of the organization,” she said, her voice laced with contempt. “I’d assumed that working for Overwatch would lend me the freedom and resources to pursue my goals, but I have been met with nothing but rejection. They’re so afraid of progress, and it’s sickening.”

Angela was slightly taken aback. She’d heard that Moira was unhappy with Overwatch’s policies, but… “Why do you say that? Seven proposals from multiple fields have been approved in just the last two months.”

“Oh, please,” Moira said, snorting. “I read some of those proposals, you know, and they’re every single one of them a waste of money. When was the last time anyone seriously cared about any of the things they approved? The forties? Unbelievable.” Moira got a strange glint in her eye, and her speech lost some of her signature detached politeness. “There is so much within our own DNA that we have left to discover, that I have left to discover, and the idiots on the board can’t see that by blocking me, by giving me scraps if anything at all, they stand in the way of true progress. If they would only listen to me-”

“Dr. O’Deorain, calm yourself!” Angela cried, slightly alarmed. “The board is full of very qualified members, and I’m sure that they’re trying very hard to allocate funds evenly for every field. I’ve personally never had trouble receiving money for any of my research-”

Moira burst out laughing at this. It would have been a beautiful sound if it weren’t so devoid of mirth. “Oh, is that right? Dr. Angela Ziegler, Overwatch’s famous wunderkind, has no issues finding funding? What a novel concept.” The smile suddenly faded from her face, replaced with a look of contempt. “You have no idea what I’ve gone through.” She looked away again.

There were a few minutes of silence as Angela processed what had just been said. Then, softly, hesitantly, she said, “You’re right. I have no idea. But… maybe you could fill me in?”

Moira shot a glance at her, still wearing that contemptuous look. Angela held her gaze, pale blue meeting deep brown. After what felt like an eternity, Moira sighed, and suddenly she looked much different than Angela had ever seen her: older, somehow, and much more tired. “I…” she sighed again. “I suppose I could.

“Dr. Ziegler, you are, what, twenty-four this year?” Angela nodded. “I’d like you to think about that, and about where you are. You are twenty-four years old. Twenty-four. Not only were you already the head of surgery at one of the most prominent hospitals in Switzerland, but you revolutionized the treatment of life-threatening injuries worldwide and are now a high-ranking member in Overwatch’s science division within two years of being taken on. I do not mean to say you didn’t earn it, because you and your work are undeniably brilliant, but…”

Moira stopped and massaged her temples for a moment, a wistful look coming over her. “You have been so incredibly fortunate. I will be thirty-five this year. I have slogged my way through countless hirings, firings, acceptances, and rejections to get where I am today. I have never been a prominent name in the global scientific community, and I’ve hardly done much better just in Europe. I finally, finally got brought onto the genetics team here, and I thought that after all this time, I’d found a place where I would be given the freedom and funding to pursue my goals. The human genome is rife with secrets for us to unlock, and I, for one, am not going to wait for someone else to figure it out, but the board-” Her face soured a moment, “The board was no different from any other. Perhaps I am incapable of writing a good proposal, perhaps they’re a bunch of close-minded fools, perhaps it’s a blend of both in equal or uneven parts.

“No matter the reason, I have been drastically underfunded for the last seven years. Every time I propose anything, it is either rejected outright or forced to be pulled drastically back in scope for it to receive funding. I can’t get anything meaningful done. I’m wallowing away in this stupid building, trying desperately to get make progress, any progress, with my limited funds, while you and others are showered with whatever resources you need, and I just…”

Moira sighed again. “Listen to me. Whining like a child. I don’t even know why I’m telling you all this.”    Angela looked at Moira. Really looked. The polite, uncaring front that Moira always used when they had spoken before had completely disappeared, and with it Angela’s perception of her changed entirely. For the first time, she noticed the faint wrinkles on Moira’s face, the bags under her eyes, and the disarray her hair was in. Had she always looked like that? Angela had always seen Moira as immaculately kempt and utterly self-assured, and had even seen her as such until moments ago, but now, she just looked tired. She noticed Moira’s right hand lying on the table and had a sudden urge to hold it, but she resisted.

“Dr. O’Deorain,” she began, hesitating. “I… promise you, you do not sound like a child. You are right; I have been incredibly fortunate to have received all the opportunities I did, especially at so young an age. I’m sorry that your career has not been so kind to you. I would say I understand, but…” Angela gave a small smile,” I really don’t at all, do I?”

Moira smiled back at that, though it didn’t quite reach her eyes. “No. You really don’t.”

Angela’s face almost fell after that, but she managed to sustain it. “Well, I hope you’ll forgive me for this, but it seems to me that you were keeping your frustrations bottled up for a long time. You attempted to keep them hidden to maintain some sort of… front of indifference, I suppose, and now you finally had the opportunity to let it out to someone, even if it was me, so you took it, because you were so desperate to finally let it out. At least, that’s the way I see it.”

Moira fixed Angela with those beautiful eyes of hers. She seemed to be searching for something, though Angela couldn’t be certain what. Finally, she smiled, genuinely this time. “You are not incorrect. I must admit, it did feel quite excellent to talk. I don’t really have a lot of people to speak with, you see. My parents are lovely folk, but they’re in Ireland, and they’ve no head for the hard sciences, and I must admit that I… haven’t been the most social person since joining the organization.”

“Is that right?” Angela said, smirking. “I never would have guessed. Do you remember the first time we met?”

“Ah yes, on your tour with Winston,” Moira said. She chuckled at the memory. “In my defense, you two caught me at a very bad time. I was working on a personal project.”

“Oh? Might I ask what the project was, exactly? I never got a good look at what you were doing.”

At this, Moira’s eyes lit up, and her demeanor shifted yet again as she began to talk about her efforts. She was no longer a coolly polite stranger, nor a tired, dejected scientist. She was real and passionate and intense in the best way possible.

She was beautiful.

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Just a Few Moments

This is my gift to @rtfmx9 for the @owfemslashexchange! I hope you enjoy a little Spiderbyte fluff! :) 

Posted on A03 Rating: T Tags: implied sexy times

The air crackled with electricity, the mere rubbing of shoulders enough to give Sombra and Widowmaker a shock. While the poetics of it didn’t go unnoticed by Sombra, the reality was that they were 8 hours into the stakeout and Winston had been testing his gun for at least half of it.

“<I can feel it on my face>,” Sombra muttered in Spanish. She licked her lips, then grimaced as if she didn’t like the taste. “And your hair is standing on end.”

“Hush,” Amélie growled, though she lifted one hand from her sniper rifle to run long fingers across her forehead. She smoothed the already perfect coif of hair that was visible from beneath her visor, blue fingertips brushing across her cheeks and nose to make sure no hair was loose.

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viscaria - will you dance with me?

spiderbyte dance au for @mostlymagicmarie, for the @owfemslashexchange !!!

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