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abiiors · 2 months

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𝚠𝚑𝚎𝚗 𝚒 𝚔𝚗𝚘𝚌𝚔 𝚊𝚝 𝚊 𝚑𝚞𝚗𝚍𝚛𝚎𝚍 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚝𝚠𝚘 — 𝚌𝚑𝚊𝚙𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚒𝚟

✧ — 𝚖𝚊𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚛𝚕𝚒𝚜𝚝

✮ a/n: this is surprisingly fluffy. sorry about inserting another zelda game into a fic, it will happen again. majora’s mask my actual beloved <33

✮ cw: nothing i can think of for this one, it's pretty clean apart from a bit of dirty talk at the end

✮ wc: 2.8k

like clockwork matty’s gone when jules wakes up.

she doesn’t mind it all that much. at least that’s what she tells herself. it’s not like he’s her boyfriend, it’s not like he’s obligated to stay and give her morning cuddles or make her breakfast in bed. (not like max had ever done any of those things either)

but jules shrugs it off and gets dressed. she has a whole day ahead of her and work too.,she can’t just dwell on silly little things like these.

her day goes without a hitch. to her utter relief, carly doesn’t ask anything about any…noises she might have heard the night before. then again she’s busy on the phone arguing with someone when jules enters the living room.

“packers and movers,” she mouths, crease between her brow, and jules is suddenly reminded that in two weeks time, she’ll be alone here. carly will be gone.

she feels a little tinge of sadness, but she’s happy for her friend. she knows how much this means to carly.

throughout her entire shift at the local hmv, she goes through a throng of emotions—nervousness over living alone, excitement over having the house to herself, sadness over not having her friend right there. the entire time she does things on autopilot, dividing her time between thinking about her situationship with matty, and thinking about living alone for a change.

when jules returns from her shift, carly is on the phone again, loudly complaining by the sounds of it.

“babe, they’re trying to rob me blind!” is all she catches from carly before jules makes her way to her bedroom, turning on her 3ds and loading up her second run of majora’s mask.

before jules relaxes and buries herself under the blankets, she sends matty a text.

jules: u up? matty: not in london for the rest of the week :(

she frowns. not that she should know about his whereabouts at all times like a girlfriend would, but she would have thought he’d say something. then again, perhaps it’s best he keeps her at arms length—she’d do well to learn that too, not let him in so quick despite all his flirting and sweet talk.

dawn of the second day, 48 hours remain flashes on her screen. jules cracks her knuckles and casts matty out of her thoughts.

the rest of the week she spends much in the same way, stuck in the same routine—she has work and then some other things to do, then she hangs out with carly, lets her vent about how expensive moving is.

“i’ll help you,” jules declares, “fuck those packers and movers, we can pack up your stuff.”

“it’s so much though!” carly whines, dramatically throwing her head onto jules’ lap. jules strokes her hair. it’s poofy and unruly, but one by one she smoothes the clumps of curls with her fingers.

“why don’t you ask adam for help?”

carly hums noncommittally. “i think i will, maybe rope his friends in too.”

for a bit they’re both quiet, thinking about two very different things jules imagines.

“flowers came for you today,” carly mumbles, head still on jules’ lap. jules wrinkles her nose.

“from max?”

“mm, chrysanthemums, i think. i put them in your room.”

chrysanthemums… that’s certainly new. maybe max thought buying her newer, better flowers instead of an actual apology would help.

it still surprises her that he keeps sending flowers. sporadic as it is, even after six months of radio silence from her side, after six months of blocking him completely and moving on even if it’s partial.

“i guess one more bouquet for the storage closet,” she shrugs and carly frowns at her.

“you’ve been keeping them?”

“leaving them to rot, more like…”

“jules,” carly sits up, looking at her with more than a little skepticism, “you’re not… you’re not holding on are you? because trust me, that boy—”

“i’m not.” jules declares, her voice firm. and she means it too. it pains her that such a big part of her life is over, but she doesn’t miss max as much as she thought she would. and sure she thinks about him occasionally—a voice at the back of her head telling her to do things a certain way—but that doesn’t mean she’s holding on.

“i just haven’t gotten round to disposing of them yet.”

“sure,” carly mumbles. “but the more you keep it jules the more the rot is going to spread. that closet’s gonna smell horrid.”

“i know, i—” she holds onto carly’s hand, giving it a firm squeeze, “i’m gonna clean it okay? soon.”

and they leave it at that. jules promises she will help with the packing. she even manages to feel absolutely nothing when she chucks the flowers in the closet. there’s a whiff of decay though, not strong enough to make her eyes water, but definitely strong enough that she can’t keep doing this for much longer. besides, she’s already gotten rid of all the sunflowers immediately, she can do the same with the others.

it's sunday, she deserves to relax first.

jules starfishes on her bed, holding the nintendo right in front of her to load up the game. her fingers move deftly on the buttons, going through the motions almost on autopilot until her eyes close of their own accord. until sleep weighs heavy on her limbs.

she doesn’t know when she sets the 3ds aside and dozes off.

jules wakes up to sounds coming from outside her room—male voices, and then carly—going back and forth about something. she frowns and gets up, smoothing the wrinkles of her t-shirt and opens her door.

it creaks louder than it ever has, and just like that, she’s there in the corridor, with five pairs of eyes staring right at her.

carly, adam, ross, george and matty.

matty.

staring at her with a strange look in his eyes, like he’s seeing her for the first time. subconsciously, she pats her hair down, realising it’s still a little mussed from sleep and pulls the long sleeves of her t-shirt over her hands. a nervous habit.

“hi…” she raises her hand nervously. carly breaks the silence first.

“oh my god, sorry! i was going to tell you they were coming over to help me move some stuff,” she smiles a little guiltily, “did we wake you up?”

jules waves her off, stifling a tiny yawn. matty’s still staring at her, still unable to look away. does she have something on her face? something stuck in her hair?

“do you remember them?” carly asks, about to reintroduce. and sure, it’s fair because she is seeing adam, ross and george after a good few months. matty though…

she sneaks another glance at him, only for him to quickly look away and stare at his feet. from the corner of her eye she sees george frowning at him.

jules nods, politely repeating her hellos. “do you need help?”

when carly nods, jules joins them, passing by matty to follow her into her room. he looks up, properly staring at her for the first time and smiles. she notices the little crinkles by his eyes, notices how his hair has grown a little more in the week she hasn’t seen him. it’s curled more than before, and jules has the most peculiar urge to reach out and touch it. to tug on it just to hear him hiss.

she’ll have to do that the next time he’s in her bed.

“hi jules,” he whispers in the same sing-song voice he always does, so close behind her that his breath practically tickles the nape of her neck.

she almost grins, biting her lip. “hi matty.”

his hand grazes her elbow, almost like he’s going to pull her into his chest and start fucking her here in the middle of the corridor, in broad daylight while their friends are a few feet away. jules shakes the thoughts away, schooling her face into a bright, friendly smile once she enters carly’s room.

“alright!” carly stands with a determined look on her face, hands on her hips and her face twisted into a frown of concentration. she looks so endearing, jules almost coos at her.

“ross and george, i need you to help me with furniture.”

a little group mumble of ‘yes, ma’am’ follows which she acknowledges with a sarcastic smile.

“adam and i will pack my clothes,” she looks at him, this time with a real, tiny smile. then she stares at jules, and at matty who’s standing right next to her.

“matty and jules, need you to pack my things in the kitchen. she will know what’s mine.”

they both stare at each other and then back at carly, nodding once. jules wonders if everyone in the room can tell they’ve been fucking each other. is it obvious on their faces? does she have it written on her forehead or something? does matty?

but even as she lets momentary paranoia consume her thoughts, she knows she’s overthinking. everyone else is busy doing their assigned tasks, even matty is half-way out of the room.

there’s also that weird little nervous flutter that she feels. she’s only spent time with him to have sex. never… never otherwise.

“did you have a good week?” she asks, her voice an almost practised level of polite. matty falters mid-step.

“yes…?”

“mmm, good.”

and then she clams up again, unsure what else to say.

“is—”

“you—”

they both speak at the same time, stopping and staring at each other wide-eyed. jules clears her throat. “you go first.”

“you alright?” he cocks his head in confusion. “you’re being so weird.”

oh god he can tell she’s overthinking and over-analysing, can’t he!?

“you’re being weird!” she retorts. real fucking clever, jules! matty, predictably, frowns some more, and takes a step towards her.

she almost thinks he’s going to kiss her then, a casual little kiss that absolutely leads to nothing sexual. but that would be breaking a major rule. besides, all he does is brush a little strand of hair away from her forehead and tucks it behind her ear.

the entire thing takes about half a second. and yet to jules it feels like the longest time ever that she stands here with sunlight streaming in the kitchen and matty about six inches away from her.

“alright, i won’t push,” he holds his hands up by his side, like he’s surrendering.

and as much as it bothers her that she doesn’t know what to talk to him about when they’re not having sex, for that, she is still grateful.

“i can do this!” matty declares with renewed determination.

the two giant cardboard boxes that carly assigned to them have been sitting on the kitchen floor for nearly ten minutes now. jules and matty stare at them as if they’re mentally preparing themselves for the battle—no, the war—they’re about to face.

if it were possible, jules is sure they’d both have eye of the tiger playing in their heads in perfect sync.

“we can do this!” he jumps in place twice to pump himself up, slaps his chest like some prized fighter about to enter the cage. jules snorts.

“can we?” she asks, scepticism clear in her voice and winces when matty narrows his eyes at her.

“jules, no…” he sighs, “where’s your can-do attitude?!”

and those really are famous last words. he is especially determined because he was the one to declare—quite proudly, if she remembers correctly—that they will not “cross the box budget” (whatever that means). and now here they stand, figuring out ways to tetris everything into the two boxes that are frankly…not big enough…

jules bites her lip, stifles a smile.

“let’s do this then. us against the…oh, what is it? a game of kitchen tetris? yeah, us against…that.”

while matty stands there, hands on his hips and glaring at the boxes, jules takes the time to look at him. his hair is just as unruly as always, curls sticking in all sides and still so perfect. he’s once again in a pair of ripped black skinny jeans and a band t-shirt (fugazi)—an utterly mouth-watering combination, if she’s being honest.

but he’s determined to win this imaginary fight against the boxes and so she picks up a set of plates and stares at one of the boxes in concentration too.

matty hovers behind her, mirroring her position while his chin rests practically on top of her head and mumbling something to himself.

“it’s not the boss of us,” he whispers; eyes crazy and hair even crazier as they stick in all directions. he does look like a bit of a mad scientist. it’s an almost impossible task to not laugh out loud when he scratches his chin. jules keeps her snort to herself.

“we should start,” she turns to him, stealing a little look at him again, allowing herself the indulgence of lingering on his face. he really does look so domestic in the soft light of the kitchen.

domestic… jules shakes her head and clears the thought away just as fast as it came. she has no business thinking about domestic and matty in the same sentence.

“we should,” he agrees.

“so i think,” she sets the plates down in one of the boxes, “we should put big things in one box and the smaller ones in the other…”

“no but then one of the boxes would be more crammed.”

“matty!” she crosses her arms in front of her chest, “there aren’t a lot of big things. there are a lot of small things!”

“jules!” he mimics her position, swooping down so their noses are almost touching, “we’ll sort the bigger things out first and then cram the smaller things into corners.”

she throws her hands up, exasperated. “that might break things!”

“we have bubble wrap!”

“matthew,” she cuts him off, a little surprised she’s used his full name, but she’s too deep into this now, almost on the tip of her toes to glare a bit better at him, “i will whack you with this pan. listen to me!”

that seems to break his resolve. in a split second, matty’s mouth stretches into a grin and he giggles, he laughs like an imp, backing away just a smidge. “you’re so cute when you threaten.”

jules blinks, completely speechless, and matty grabs her jaw, tracing his thumb over her bottom lip, dragging it down. “so hot too… we’ll have to try that next time, i think.”

it really should bother her more how quickly he disarms her. because in one second jules goes from wanting to whack him in the head to wanting to be absolutely railed on the kitchen counter. her cheeks heat up, so does the rest of her body.

“you’d like that?” she asks, voice quivering, “for me to be a little more commanding?”

“jules…” his voice is equally as breathy, fanning her face while he backs her into the kitchen counter. the marble digs into the small of her back, matty’s chest presses into hers. jules exhales, feeling the familiar heat coiling in her stomach.

“i’ve thought about you,” he swallows roughly, “thought about fucking you every day of this miserable week, i–” matty chokes.

jules wishes she could kiss the shit out of him right there. but that would be breaking a rule. as much as she wants it, they can’t go at it right here like horny rabbits while everyone else is right in the next room.

“thought about how you taste, jules,” matty continues, voice so low it’s almost a growl. her skin feels like it’s on fire.

“i—” she almost whimpers, trying to desperately tell him what she wants.

a split second passes and matty flinches, stepping back completely.

“everything alright?” it takes her a moment that it’s not matty she’s hearing, it’s george, staring at them with confusion written all over his face. jules tries to discreetly clear her throat.

“yeah, mate, just figuring things out,” matty waves him off. george stares at him with a strange smile on his face.

“we could hear you bickering all the way in carly’s room.”

jules still feels like she can’t speak without giving herself away. so she just laughs, the sound fake and unnaturally high.

“we’re good,” matty nods at him. “we’re good, right jules?”

“hmm? yes.” she cringes at the sound of her voice, smiling blankly at george and hoping he believes her.

“sure,” he shrugs and leaves. jules tries to control her thudding heart and swallow through her dry mouth.

“let’s pack this, shall we?” matty winks at her like nothing’s just happened, like he’s all calm and composed even though she can see the evidence of it quite clearly. jules doesn’t push it though. she just busies herself into the packing.

the rest, she can figure that out later.

#✮⋆˙ - when i knock at a hundred and two #matty healy x oc #matty healy x reader #matty healy x you #matty x oc #matty x reader #matty x you #102!matty

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cicerfics · 2 months

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Headcanons: How knowledgeable are the MI6 staff about the workplace gossip mill?

OK, just ONE more headcanons post before Fest is done!

This one is about our favorite characters and their ability (or lack thereof) to stay abreast of the hot goss circulating at HQ.

Moneypenny: THE gossip queen of MI6. Knows all, sees all, but does not TELL all. She always has the 411 on what's going on with MI6 personnel, but she's very discreet. She plays her cards close to her vest, and generally turns a blind eye to matters that do not concern her, M, important political matters, or internal security. Still, whether she discloses her knowledge or not, she absolutely knows which canteen worker spent the night with which member of Accounting while his wife was out of town. 👀

Bond: Very good at keeping his finger on the pulse and his ear to the ground. Generally very knowledgeable about the MI6 gossip mill. However, he is hamstrung by the fact that he spends so much of his time abroad. He has several key employees (well-placed in various departments) that he checks in with whenever he returns to HQ. He applies to Moneypenny as well and tries to weasel information out of her. Nine times out of ten, his sources help him stay up to date!

(After his retirement from the double-oh sector, Bond and Moneypenny develop a hand-in-glove relationship. Bond scouts around and collects gossip from satellite government offices and various London hotels. Meanwhile, Moneypenny collects intel from committee meetings and whispers in the halls outside M's office. Then she and Bond have lunch meetings to swap intel. Bond is a great asset to Moneypenny's gossip empire!)

Q: Perennially oblivious to gossip. Knows literally Nothing about who is shagging whom, or who has a workplace beef with whom. He is VERY busy and important and occupied with everything from complex mathematical equations to budget proposals! He simply has NO TIME to dawdle in the breakroom and no desire to go to after-dinner drinks with the minions! He wants to go home to his cats and SLEEP!

Anyway, this leads to awkward situations where Q attends the office holiday party and naively asks a fellow department head if her husband is in attendance...not realizing that this particular employee had a quiet (though very bitter and contentious) divorce four months prior. Oops! R and Moneypenny take to briefing Q on a regular basis to help him avoid these embarrassing lapses.

R: Extremely knowledgeable about all goings-on in Q-branch. She is, however, utterly indifferent to anything outside her own kingdom. Could not care less whether that man in Accounting is cheating on his wife. However, she knows all there is to know about what the R&D interns and ballistics techs get up to in their free time.

Tanner: He oversees literally all Internal Security business and receives regular updates from multiple people (Moneypenny included). So he is very much up to date. Not interested in gossip for gossip's sake, though. He just wants to be sure nobody is doing anything that will jeopardize national security or leave MI6 open to a sexual harassment lawsuit. When it comes to personal matters between consenting individuals...well. Tanner is very expert at turning a blind eye.

He saw Bond and Q flirting while fondling a gun that Q was passing over to Bond? No, he didn't. He happened to be looking at the wall clock, and he saw NOTHING. Thank you for your understanding!

Mallory: I feel like Mallory is always on the cutting-edge of political gossip. He knows EVERYTHING about the movers-and-shakers in the government. Absolutely everything. He is always 100% caught up on that mess. He is significantly less knowledgeable about what his employees get up to, though. Most of his time is spent liaising with foreign intelligence agencies, pushing through requests for additional funding, or fending off the interference of MI5. For better or for worse, he relies heavily on Moneypenny and Tanner to keep him caught up on internal matters.

#my headcanons #james bond #007 fest 2024 #station atlantic

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scotianostra · 5 months

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On May 2nd 1779 John Galt the Scottish novelist, was born in Greenock.

Galt was the son of a ship’s captain involved in trade to the West Indies. Sickly as a child, Galt was at first schooled at home, later attending grammar school at Irvine.

In 1789, the family moved to Greenock in Renfrewshire when Galt’s father became a ship-owner and in 1796 John began work as a clerk for a local firm. In 1803 and 1804 he found some published success as a poet when the Scots Magazine published part of his epic poem, ‘The Battle of Largs’. The poem was published in full in 1804, around the time its author moved to London in an attempt to become a businessman. In 1807 his article, ‘A Statistical Account of Upper Canada’, was published in The Philosophical Magazine, and in 1808 his main business partnership was declared bankrupt, though without Galt suffering liabilities.

In 1809 he studied law for a few months, entering Lincoln’s Inn, but then decided to travel around the Mediterranean where he met Lord Byron. In 1811, back in London, he published two volumes of his travels and a biography of Cardinal Wolsey, and became editor of the Political Review. In 1813 Galt married Elizabeth Tilloch and also published a sequel to his Mediterranean travels, Letters from the Levant. In 1814 he became editor of The New British Theatre and the following year gave up this position to become Secretary of the Royal Caledonian Asylum, a charity established by the Highland Society in London. In 1816, Galt published The Life and Studies of Benjamin West, a biography of the American painter who became President of the Royal Academy. In 1818 his tragedy, The Appeal, was staged in Edinburgh with a verse epilogue by Sir Walter Scott. Back in London in 1819, Galt began lobbying Parliament for the Edinburgh and Glasgow Union Canal Company, though this first attempt failed. He also turned his hand to writing school textbooks under various pseudonyms. The following year his parliamentary efforts were successful and he was given a substantial reward by the canal company.

In 1821 The Ayrshire Legatees was published in monthly parts in the famous Blackwood’s Magazine, and in the same year Galt was engaged by a group of businessmen from Upper Canada, attracted by his lobbying reputation, to assist them in obtaining compensation from the government for losses sustained in the War of 1812.

Galt was a prime mover in founding the Canada Company whose Secretary he became; in 1825, he was one of five government commissioners sent to Canada on a fact-finding mission. Later that same year, Galt was granted the freedom of Irvine. In 1826, he was appointed superintendent of the Canada Company. He travelled via New York to the areas around modern Ontario including Toronto. In 1827 Galt established the towns of Guelph and Goderich but in 1829 he was recalled to London, dismissed from the Canada Company in June, committed to King’s Bench Prison for debt in July, and discharged in November.

Galt’s methods were subsequently vindicated because the Canada Company, following the patterns he had established, made profits from the 1830s until it was wound up in the 1950s. He was a good community builder but he laboured with little help, he alienated the reactionary establishment of Upper Canada and he failed to impress on his directors that the profits would accrue in the medium to long term.

In 1830, he wrote The Life of Lord Byron, who was a good friend, he also briefly became editor of The Courier, a London evening newspaper. In 1831, Bogle Corbet was published and Galt played an instrumental role in forming the British American Land Company (to do in Lower Canada what the Canada Company was doing in Upper Canada) and appointed its Secretary.

In 1832 Galt suffered the first of a series of strokes and in 1833 he published his Autobiography the following year he retired to Greenock where he lived quietly but continued to write articles, short stories, novellas and poems.

John Galt published over 70 fullworks of literature as well as many more serialised and shorter stories in publications, he died on 11 April 1839. He was buried with his parents in the New Burying Ground in Greenock (now called the Old Burying Ground).

His legacies include the city of Galt in Ontario, Canada, now part of Cambridge, named in his honour, in his home town of Greenock he is commemorated by the John Galt memorial fountain on the Esplanade, by a plaque at the old cemetery where he is buried and sheltered housing built next to the cemetery in 1988, on the site of the old Royal Hospital, is named John Galt House. In Edinburgh's old town he has a slab in Makars Court near the Writers Museum and in Guelph, Canada a historical plaque commemorates his role with the Canada Company in populating the Huron Tract, calling it "the most important single attempt at settlement in Canadian history"

#scotland #scottish #history #writer #novelist

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succubusphan · 1 year

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Two Man Team - Chapter 7

Summary: This is the story of two struggling friends who after many trials and tribulations find their way back to each other and build the life they've always dreamed of.

Or how Phil changed his life by talking to random strangers on the internet.

Rating: E

Tags/warnings: Friends to lovers, Friends with benefits, mental health issues (mainly anxiety), Slow burn, Dan is a psych student. Canon divergence (the timeline is altered and some things never happened), Slutty Phil, Angst with a happy ending. The fic spans many years.

Author's Note: Written for the OSPBB 2023 @oldschoolpbb. Thank you @effingmeteors for being my life saviour and beta as usual and to my artist Lin @anironsidh.

Edits and the art will be added at some point, we are busy bees.

POSTING EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S COMPLETED.

Total Word Count: 75k ish

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CHAPTER 7: Somebody I used to know

2013 was like a fresh start for Phil, not that he had ever wanted one. Returning to his packed-up Manchester flat after spending New Year with his parents was nothing short of devastating. He looked around the sea of boxes and the happy memories and let out a choked sob, starting to hyperventilate as he thought about Dan. He was supposed to be there to help him, bring his things so they could move to London - together.

He walked around the flat and cried until his stomach hurt. He could see Dan everywhere. The sleepovers, the nights cooking together, the laundry crises. Finding Dan’s Manchester hoodie was the last straw; Phil’s world was falling apart around him like a house of cards and there was nothing he could do to stop it.

He heard the keys turning at the door and covered his face with both hands, trying to calm himself down, but he felt faint. He slid to the floor slowly and felt a pair of strong arms wrapping around him.

“What’s wrong?” Mark asked.

Phil tried to speak but only managed to sob loudly. At least that meant that he could breathe a bit better.

“Is it Dan?” Mark asked and Phil nodded against his chest. “Don’t worry, love. I’m coming with you.”

Phil looked up at him in confusion. “What?” he said shakily.

“Did you think I would let you go alone when you’re like this?” Mark smiled sadly.

Phil shook his head. “Your job-”

“I quit. I have a few interviews set up already,” Mark said. “You are more important.”

Pulling Mark into a tight hug, Phil continued to cry. He was fucking pathetic but at least he had good friends. “T-thank you.”

“It’s ok. Who wants to work retail anyway?” Mark laughed. “This will push me to find a job in my field.”

Phil smiled through the tears despite everything and looked around the flat again. He had been so immersed in his pain that he hadn’t noticed Mark’s things packed as well. He couldn’t go on like this, he needed help.

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The train ride to London was quiet, too quiet, but he knew that Mark understood, and apparently kept himself busy texting someone all the while. Even as they walked into their London flat, Phil just stood by the door and thought of what to say, but he had nothing at all. Mark pressed a kiss to his forehead and went exploring.

He stood there for a moment, not knowing what to do before going after Mark. “Which bedroom do you like?” Phil asked in a monotone voice and Mark gave him a sad look.

“I don’t know, which one do you want?” Mark tried.

Phil shrugged.

“Maybe the bigger one would be good for filming,” Mark said, trying to get a single emotion out of Phil.

That was true, but if he was honest with himself, he had pictured Dan filming in that bedroom. “I want the small one, it has better lighting,” he lied.

Mark smiled at him and rubbed Phil’s arm gently. “Deal,” he said. “Come on, I’ll make you a coffee before the movers get here.”

“We don’t have the kettle here yet.”

“I brought it just for you, what do you take me for?” Mark said.

That finally stole a smile from Phil.

He sat on the grey sofa that came with the flat and felt himself sink into it. It was almost too soft, but it would have to do. Mark joined him a little while later, or so Phil thought, but the worried look he gave him let him know that maybe it had been longer.

“I’m going to need you to keep living,” Mark said, handing him a cup of coffee.

“I am,” said Phil flatly.

“You’re not,” Mark countered. “We’re going to order pizza, you’re going to eat at least half and then get a shower.”

Phil frowned. “Do I stink that badly?”

“No, of course not. You know I would tell you,” Mark snorted. “But it will help you to… I don’t know, get into your routine again and it’s self-care.”

“Hmm,” Phil said. “I was thinking of finding a therapist.” He paused and took a deep breath, letting it out slowly. “I think I need help.”

“Admitting it is the first step. I’m glad that you decided to get help.” Mark took a sip from his mug and winced. “Too hot. What made you finally think of therapy? You have been very resistant.”

Phil considered telling Mark what he had been thinking about recently but pursed his lips.

“I can tell that you’re keeping something from me.”

“I don’t think we should have sex anymore,” he mumbled.

“We haven’t done it in ages, love. I assumed as much, but I understand the need to set a boundary. And don’t think that I’m buying that, that’s not what’s bothering you. Please, just…” He trailed off.

“I’m exhausted,” Phil finally said, nursing his drink.

“Go on.”

Phil pulled on a loose thread sticking out of his T-shirt. “And… sometimes I just want to sleep.”

“I’m going to need you to finish that thought.”

“I want to just sleep and not wake up… sometimes,” he shut his eyes, not wanting to see Mark’s face when he said it. “Just sleep forever. Rest. I want to rest.” He dared look up into Mark’s eyes.

“Phil!” Mark said, his eyes filling with tears. He took their mugs and set them on the coffee table before pulling him into a tight hug. “Phil, shhhhhhh. Don’t say that!”

“I’m sorry,” Phil said, the only emotion coming to the surface being shame for making Mark cry. Mark never cried. “I’ll get help.”

“I’m here,” he said shakily, rubbing Phil’s back.

Phil remembered to hug Mark back. “I’ll eat. ¨Promise”

“Good,” Mark whispered.

That night, Phil did eat and shower and lay awake all night thinking. It was completely stupid but he still hoped that Dan would reach out, notice that Phil had stopped trying to communicate and suddenly remember that he’d had a friend, but that didn’t happen.

Slowly, life got busy again. Mark took care of him for the entire first month of their London adventure, but as he started a trial period as an accountant at a Tesco, Phil had to get his shit together. Life was going to continue with or without him and it was time that he actually did something for himself. It took him two tries to find a therapist that he liked and that he felt comfortable enough to discuss Dan with.

She agreed that his diagnosis was anxiety, not depression, but the frown on her face when he mentioned the natural sedatives let him know that she didn’t approve of Dan’s suggestion. Each session left him depleted, causing him to take a taxi home and get into bed immediately. Still, Mark had no mercy for him and woke him up to eat dinner every single time. It took a few months to give her a full rundown of his life and what he was going through at the moment but she seemed optimistic about his future. Wednesdays soon became the days he looked forward to, and sometimes, it even seemed too long between sessions but he held on to his sanity as hard as he could and didn’t ask to go twice a week.

Coincidentally, as his mental health improved, so did his career. AmazingPhil hit 1 Million subscribers, and his monthly radio show got quite popular and usually went smoothly, except for the time he switched the show off the air and nearly got himself fired. He’d been charming enough that the producers decided to have a sit down with him and explain what every button did 20 times instead of giving him the boot. He was on the cover of many teen magazines, had to do photoshoots here and there, both of which he hated, and started to be able to actually save money. Well, eventually; at first he didn’t even have the money to get a haircut so his mane looked ridiculous and he ate ramen for quite a while, but then things got somewhere.

Still, Dan’s absence was like a shadow cast over his life. Not a day went by when Phil didn’t wonder what he was up to, or where he was. It was inevitable since it was still affecting his life: when Dan had pulled from every project he hadn’t signed by December of the previous year, Phil had had to let go of some things that just didn’t make sense without him. They had book deals lined up among other things that he didn’t feel confident enough to do on his own. The idea of the book was a tribute to their joint content, their friendship and their fans. Project X, the gaming channel, was also dropped. Phil couldn’t even imagine playing MarioKart, Halo, or any of the other games they’d played together.

By the end of the year, Mark had met Noah, his boyfriend and moved in with him. It had been a welcome change for both of them. Mark deserved to be happy and not be Phil’s carer and Phil needed to be an adult and take care of himself. It was ok, he felt ready to do it and he knew Mark would have never left if Phil wasn’t actually doing better. He’d even started to feel that he didn’t even need weekly therapy appointments anymore.

That is, until Christmas. Phil had gotten it into his head that he would be ok with spending Christmas home alone instead of going up North. Family gatherings had not been great on his anxiety, especially the previous holiday season with all the questions about Dan and what he would do now that he didn’t have a collab partner, but it turned out that being alone with no plans was also not good for his mental health either.

He had held off putting the tree up until the 24th because it reminded him of the time he and Dan had decorated his parents’ house for Christmas that week in December. At first, putting on music and singing along was keeping his mind on the right track, but when he got to the ornaments, he found a small brown bear with a red ribbon around its tiny neck. He could hear the memory of the first time he’d seen it even to this day.

“Do you like it?” Dan said.

“Aw, it’s so cute!”

“It’s for you. My family used to call me Bear when I was little so I wanted to give you something to remember me by when we’re not together.”

“I wish you could stay,” Phil regretted.

“Me too!” Dan said. “I better give you your New Year’s kiss now, since I won’t be here…”

Phil smiled widely, his stomach full of butterflies as Dan pressed their lips together for a sweet kiss.

He blinked, his mind returning to the present. He looked down at the tiny bear and saw a tear fall on its head. Pausing, he considered putting the ornament in the trash, but he didn’t have the heart to do it. He couldn’t display it either.

He cleared his throat, reached for the star, put it at the top of the tree and closed the box. The tree looked a bit silly with lights and only the star but there was no one around to pester him about it. He put the box away and made himself a drink or five before going out to a club to find someone new to have sex with.

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2014 and 2015 only brought Phil more success, more subscribers and more work. He got his own request show on Radio 1 and even hosted the Brit Awards. He was so proud of himself and the fact that he always managed to convince extremely famous people to play his silly games, wear masks and answer his random questions. Phil found that he had a talent to come up with things on the spot so he was never caught with his pants down, so to speak. His pants were often down though, but for very different reasons. He might not have been the hottest guy around but he was confident enough that he could pull nearly any guy he wanted and so he treated himself quite often, allowing himself to feed his ego in what he knew was the wrong way, but it kept him afloat.

Feeling better about himself, Phil finally decided to give mixed therapy a go to finish resolving what he had been carrying with him for so long and the new day to day things that added to his anxiety and random bouts of insomnia. At least, he’d capitalised on that with the Sleepless Night With Phil videos. His new therapist wasn’t amused by that.

It took him nearly a full year to feel like he was getting anywhere near to being stable but it was worth it. In 2016 he also continued experimenting with meditation after remembering how it had helped in the past, and found a method that suited him better than just clearing his mind. His mind was never empty, on the contrary, it was always chaotic and colourful, so he used that in his favour.

He had officially dated 3 guys, all of them good people, but he didn’t feel for them like he had for Dan; they weren’t nearly as funny, or as compatible with him. He couldn’t help but compare them to Dan and, honestly, being closeted to his fans didn’t help matters either. Whatever relationship he wanted to embark on, it was doomed to fail because he didn’t want it out in the magazines and as a public person, he had nearly no privacy at all.

A curious yet helpful side effect of his lack of private life was that Phil got to address his hypersexuality in therapy because if he continued to hook up with random strangers, it was bound to come out and he didn’t feel like it was worth it. He did a complete 180 and decided that he didn’t want to do relationships or situationships anymore. Granted, his newfound lack of a sex life worried his therapist a bit, but she was supportive of him no longer channelling any failure or aspect in his life that he found lacking through sleeping around with anyone who caught his eye. It was partly due to her pointing out that Phil was using hypersexuality as a way of self-harm and as a way to boost his own self-esteem when he felt low. The first part was shocking, the other one not so much. It was hard to feel low when he felt wanted. She did call Phil out for his reticence to commit in relationships but he pretended that he didn’t hear her. That was a problem for future Phil.

At last, Phil found his self-worth within himself, his good heart and how he carried himself in his life, professionally and in his interpersonal relations. He prided himself in being a good son, brother, and friend. He made those special relationships a priority in his life and took great care of them, reaching out, having honest conversations and just saying I love you. In time, he’d realised that no matter how much you loved someone, sometimes it was necessary to say it out loud instead of letting people make an assumption.

What solidified the change had started to make on his own was his grandmother’s death. Phil wished he’d had the chance to say goodbye to her in person, that he had taken a trip up North, but she was gone in a blink. Instead, he tried to find comfort in the conversations they’d had in the last few months.

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The Essential Tips For A Smooth Office Relocation In 2023

There can be a lot of work involved in relocating an office. A smooth relocation requires careful planning, communication, and execution to ensure that the business's operations are not disrupted during the process. In the current global environment, relocating an office to 2023 presents a unique challenge that must be overcome. There may be an element of hope in the roll out of the vaccine, but it is also important to remember the uncertainty that still surrounds the pandemic. Consequently, it is imperative that you heed the tips below in order to guarantee that your secure office relocation goes smoothly and successfully.

Getting a head start on planning is important

The process of relocating an office can take a considerable amount of time. It would be best if you could start the process as early as possible so that you will have enough time to ensure all the details are covered. First of all, depending on the size of the business, you may need to put together an internal committee to oversee the whole process. It is recommended that the committee consists of representatives from various departments in order to ensure that it has a well-rounded appearance.

Make sure you hire movers who are experts in their field

Office relocations are highly dependent on the professionalism and expertise of the moving company. With the right professional movers on board, you can ensure that the office inventory gets to the new location in perfect condition and on time. Research is paramount if you want to find office relocation companies London that have experience and a good reputation for moving services. Also, the movers should be insured, licensed, and should adhere to a number of industry regulations.

Plan out a communication strategy that works for your business

The relocation process is a time when communication is crucial. It is your responsibility to keep the staff aware of the progress of the move before the actual day of the move arrives. It would be best to establish channels of communication, such as email lists, social media groups, and individual meetings. Keeping the staff informed about the move and reassuring them that their jobs are secure is the goal of the communication.

Make a detailed inventory of all the items you want to sell

Planning and coordinating a move of an office requires a great deal of effort. It is imperative that a detailed inventory is made of all the items that will be relocated. Among the items included in the inventory should be equipment, furniture, and personal belongings. By categorizing your items, you will be able to keep track of each item and ensure that it reaches its destination in a timely manner.

Be sure to back up important files and documents on a regular basis.

If your office relocates, it is possible that you will lose important files and documents as a result. As a result, it is essential to make a backup of your files and documents. In order to ensure the documents remain safe, it would be a great idea if you made multiple copies of them in separate locations, just in case something unexpected was to happen to the originals.

As a business owner, you must carefully plan, communicate, and execute a relocation of your office before you can begin the process. The following tips will provide you with a framework to ensure a smooth and successful move if you follow them. Starting the planning process early, working with professional movers, communicating with staff, creating a detailed inventory, and backing up vital files and documents are all critical factors that will help ensure a successful office relocation 2023.

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How to Make a Household Removal in London?

Even in a busy metropolis like London, moving house can be a daunting undertaking that is made much easier with the proper preparation and organization. Do you need to move house in London but are stuck with lots of questions? Don’t worry! You can easily make shifting of your goods in no time.

There are many London removal companies working to make shifting relaxing and stress-free. If you do not know how to pack well and book a truck, just sit back and let the removal companies do it. They are so professional that whether you need to shift a household to a new city, interstate shifting, pet relocation, corporate relocation, or even international removal, they do it all for their clients with proper responsibility.

Tips to Make a Safe and Secure Household Removal

Household relocation is relatively easy now. Yet you need to be aware of some of the prior steps before your removal partners come to your home. Although removal companies are very helpful, you should be prepared at your stage and have taken some of the steps to avoid a panic situation at the time of shifting. The following advice can help you have a stress-free household move in London.

Planning Plays a Vital Role in Relocation

To prevent stress at the last minute, plan and begin arranging and planning your move well in advance. This will make you organized and save time in packing and other steps. Planning for anything always benefits a person.

Clear Your Space

Take some time to clear your space and discard everything you don’t need. We often ignore things and keep them beside us even if they are not in our use. Moving to a new house is an opportunity to make some space in your luggage and pick out the things that are not in your use. It will be a lot simpler to pack and unpack after this.

Research & Hire a Reputable Removal Company

To identify a dependable and trustworthy removal company, conduct extensive research and go through evaluations. There are some of the points through which you can find trustworthy London Removal Companies.

Clients Review

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Insurance coverage

Detailed information about the services

Proper Customer service

Packing Tips

It is advisable to pack sincerely to make things easy to find in your new place and avoid unnecessary hassle. Use robust boxes, give them clear labels, and pack methodically. Bundle necessary things individually to ensure easy access.

Take into Account Parking and Traffic

When planning a household relocation in London, you must take into account the city’s difficult parking and traffic situations. Should permissions be required, several removal businesses can assist.

Change the Address on Governments Documents or Parties

You must set up service cancellation or transfer arrangements and notify banks, utility companies, and the postal service of your move so that this does not create any issues later on. This will ensure that you receive all your essential documents at your new place instead of your previous address.

Following all of these tips will help you to make an organized relocation. There are multiple Agarwal Packers and Movers UK that you can hire and shift with convenience. They do all for their clients, from packing to transporting and unloading too. Thus, you can think of shifting your household quickly. You just need to make sure nothing is missed, remain organized all through the process, and make a moving day checklist. Your household removal in London can be as stress-free as feasible if you adhere to these suggestions and maintain organization.

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H1: Eco-Friendly Packing Materials and Standard Shipping Services in London: A Comprehensive Guide Did you understand that the common Move in the UK generates over sixteen kilograms of waste, tons of which is non-biodegradable? With London being a bustling hub of activity, infinite relocations make contributions extensively to this environmental burden. As Londoners, we pleasure ourselves on being forward-thinking and environmentally conscious. Yet, the ordinary transferring system regularly contradicts these values, relying closely on substances that damage our planet. Eco-friendly packing options provide a way to align our relocation practices with our dedication to sustainability. By deciding on inexperienced alternatives, we no longer solely decrease our environmental footprint however additionally make contributions to a healthier, cleaner city.

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Key Services Offered by East London Removal Companies

When planning a move, hiring a professional removal east London service can make the process much smoother and less stressful. In East London, a variety of removal companies offer specialized services to cater to diverse needs. Whether you are relocating your home, office, or even just a few large items, these professionals can handle the heavy lifting, packing, and transportation with care and efficiency.

Key Services Offered by East London Removal Companies:

Home Removals: Home removal services often include packing, loading, transporting, and unloading all your belongings safely to your new location. Some companies also offer unpacking services, so you can settle in quickly.

Office Relocation: Office removals require careful planning to minimize downtime. Many East London removal companies specialize in moving office equipment, including computers, furniture, and documents, ensuring everything arrives securely at the new location.

Packing Services: If you're short on time or unsure about how to pack fragile items, many removal firms provide professional packing services. They supply materials like boxes, bubble wrap, and other packing essentials to ensure your belongings are protected.

Man and Van Services: For smaller moves, such as studio apartments or transporting a few large items, "man and van" services are a more affordable and flexible option. These services typically offer a single van and one or two movers to assist with the transport.

Storage Solutions: Some removal companies offer short- and long-term storage solutions. This is especially useful if there’s a delay between moving out and moving into your new home or office.

Why Choose a Removal Company in East London?

Local Knowledge: Removal companies in East London are familiar with the region’s roads, traffic patterns, and regulations, ensuring a smooth and timely move.

Customizable Options: Many East London movers offer customizable packages that cater to your specific needs, whether it's a full-service move or just assistance with heavy lifting.

Affordability: The competition in East London keeps prices relatively competitive, offering affordable rates while maintaining high service standards.

Choosing the Right Company:

Check Reviews and Ratings: Online reviews and customer testimonials can provide insight into the reliability and professionalism of a removal company.

Obtain Multiple Quotes: It's always a good idea to get several quotes from different companies to compare prices and services offered.

Insurance Coverage: Ensure the company provides adequate insurance coverage for your belongings in case of damage during transit.

Conclusion:

Hiring a removal company in East London can take the hassle out of your move, allowing you to focus on settling into your new space. With a wide range of services available, you can find the perfect fit for your needs, whether you're moving home or relocating your business.

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Removal Company London: Finding the Right Partner for Your Move

Moving to a new home or office in London can be an exciting new chapter, but it’s also a significant undertaking. From packing your belongings to navigating the complexities of London’s busy streets, the process can quickly become overwhelming. That’s why hiring a reliable removal company in London can make all the difference. In this article, we’ll explore how to find the best removal company London, what services they offer, and how to ensure a smooth relocation.

Why You Need a Removal Company in London

Hiring a professional removal company offers several advantages:

Efficiency: Removal companies have the experience to streamline the moving process. They handle everything from packing to loading and unloading, ensuring the job gets done faster than if you were to manage it alone.

Safety and Insurance: Professional movers are trained to handle your belongings with care, and most companies offer insurance to cover any potential damage. This adds a layer of security and peace of mind that your possessions are protected.

Local Expertise: London’s unique logistics, such as congestion charges, parking restrictions, and narrow streets, require local knowledge. A London-based removal company will be familiar with these challenges and can plan accordingly to avoid unnecessary delays.

Less Stress: Moving can be mentally and physically taxing. By delegating the heavy lifting and logistics to professionals, you reduce your workload and the stress that often accompanies a big move.

What to Look for in a London Removal Company

Finding the right removal company in London requires careful consideration. Here are some key factors to evaluate:

Reputation: Check reviews and testimonials on sites like Trustpilot, Google, or Checkatrade. Look for companies with consistently high ratings, a good reputation for customer service, and a history of reliability.

Services Offered: Different moves require different levels of support. Some companies offer full-service moves, including packing, storage, and unpacking, while others might only focus on transportation. Make sure the company provides the specific services you need for your move.

Accreditations: Companies that are accredited by professional organizations like the British Association of Removers (BAR) or Move Assured are held to higher standards. This can give you confidence in their professionalism and reliability.

Transparent Pricing: Request a detailed, itemized quote from several companies and compare prices. Be wary of extremely low quotes, which could be a red flag for hidden fees or subpar service. Make sure you understand all potential charges, including fees for packing materials, parking permits, or additional insurance.

Experience with London Moves: London presents its own set of challenges, such as restricted access to certain areas, narrow streets, and heavy traffic. An experienced London-based company will be familiar with these issues and know how to navigate them efficiently.

Types of Services Offered by London Removal Companies

The removals industry in London offers a wide variety of services to suit different needs, whether you’re moving locally, across the country, or internationally. Here’s a breakdown of some of the most common services:

Home Removals: Whether you’re moving from a studio apartment or a multi-bedroom house, home removal services cover packing, transporting, and sometimes unpacking your belongings. Some companies also offer specialized services for moving large or fragile items, such as pianos or antiques.

Office Removals: Office relocations often require careful planning to minimize downtime. Office removal companies handle everything from IT equipment and furniture to important documents. They can also provide reassembly services to help you get your new office up and running quickly.

Man and Van Services: For smaller moves or when you need to transport a few items, a man and van service is a cost-effective option. These services are ideal for student moves, small apartments, or individual deliveries.

Packing Services: Some removal companies offer professional packing services, where a team will come to your home and pack your belongings using high-quality materials. This can save you time and ensure that your items are packed safely.

Storage Solutions: If you need to store your belongings temporarily before, during, or after your move, many removal companies also offer storage options. These can range from short-term storage for a few weeks to long-term solutions.

International Removals: Moving abroad requires careful coordination. International removal companies manage shipping logistics, customs paperwork, and delivery to your new home overseas, ensuring a seamless relocation.

Tips for a Smooth Move in London

Plan Ahead: Book your removal company as early as possible, especially if you’re moving during a busy period like weekends or the end of the month. This ensures you secure the best movers for your preferred date.

Obtain Parking Permits: In many parts of London, you’ll need parking permits for the removal van. Work with your moving company to arrange these permits well in advance to avoid delays or fines.

Declutter Before You Move: Moving is the perfect opportunity to get rid of items you no longer need. This will reduce the volume of your move, potentially lowering costs, and make settling into your new home easier.

Label Your Boxes: If you’re doing your own packing, make sure to label your boxes with the contents and the room they belong in. This will help the movers unload everything in the right place and make unpacking more efficient.

Conclusion

Relocating within or to London can be a complex process, but hiring a professional removal company can make all the difference. By selecting the right company, you ensure that your move is handled with care, efficiency, and expertise. Whether you’re moving across town or to another country, London’s removal companies offer a wide range of services to suit your needs. With the right preparation and support, your move can be smooth, stress-free, and even enjoyable.

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Cross Country Movers - The Ultimate Guide to Long Distance Moving

Standing Out in a Crowded Market: Choosing the Right Long-Distance Mover – Sparta Mover

With countless options available, selecting a long-distance mover can feel daunting. As one of Canada’s top-rated moving companies, we understand the importance of setting ourselves apart from the competition. The key to making an informed decision begins with thorough research. Reviews and ratings are invaluable in gauging a company's reliability, but don’t stop there. Reputable organizations like the Canadian Association of Movers (CAM) and the Better Business Bureau (BBB) offer additional layers of assurance, holding moving companies to high standards of quality, safety, and trustworthiness.

Once you’ve connected with a Moving Companies Calgary, the process of obtaining a quote begins. Thanks to advances in technology, getting a long-distance moving quote online has never been easier. Many companies now offer instant or expedited quotes, making the process more convenient. However, it’s crucial that your chosen mover conducts a precise assessment of your belongings to ensure the quote is as accurate as possible. An accurate estimate not only reflects the true cost of your move but also sets the stage for a smoother, stress-free relocation experience.

Long-Distance Moving Without Boundaries:

Did you know that your choice of a moving company isn’t limited to your immediate area? Instead of limiting your search to best Long Distance Moving, consider expanding your options to include movers from across your province—or even beyond. At Sparta Movers, we have established offices in Calgary, but our reach extends far beyond these cities. As a premier long-distance moving company in Canada, we are equipped to handle moves originating from or delivering to any province. Whether you're relocating from Victoria to London, Ottawa to Nanaimo, Vancouver to Toronto, or Halifax to Saskatoon, QMM is here to assist.

As part of the Allied long-distance mover’s network, we collaborate with trusted partners across Canada to ensure seamless, uninterrupted service. Throughout your move, you’ll be supported by a dedicated Sparta Movers Relocation Coordinator who will stay in close contact with you, keeping you informed about the status of your household goods at every stage. With Sparta Movers, your long-distance move is not just a journey—it’s a well-coordinated experience, designed to bring you peace of mind from start to finish.

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Sparta Movers is a trusted name in the moving industry, dedicated to providing top-notch services to individuals and businesses alike. Our experienced team prides itself on ensuring that each move is seamless, efficient, on time, on budget and stress-free. Whether you're relocating within Calgary, moving across Canada, or anywhere around the world, Sparta Movers is here to assist you with every step of the way.

Sparta Movers is a full-service moving & storage company, which is certified by the Canadian Association of Movers, recommended by Bryan Baeumler, A+ rated by Better Business Bureau (BBB), and an active member of Calgary Chamber of Commerce.

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Sparta Movers is a preferred moving & storage partner for CIR Realty as well as Royal LePage.

We understand the challenge of finding reasonably priced moving companies that operate with integrity, courtesy and honesty. We are proud to be that professional moving company! You deserve only the best. We are here to deliver uncompromising quality and excellent service at affordable rates!

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Cross Country Movers - The Ultimate Guide to Long Distance Moving

Standing Out in a Crowded Market: Choosing the Right Long-Distance Mover – Sparta Mover

Long-Distance Moving Without Boundaries:

About Sparta Movers

Sparta Movers is a preferred moving & storage partner for CIR Realty as well as Royal LePage.

To learn more about our services and how we can make your next move a success, visit our website https://spartamovers.com/ and get in touch with our dedicated team today!

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Cross Country Movers - The Ultimate Guide to Long Distance Moving

Standing Out in a Crowded Market: Choosing the Right Long-Distance Mover – Sparta Mover

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About Sparta Movers

Sparta Movers is a preferred moving & storage partner for CIR Realty as well as Royal LePage.

To learn more about our services and how we can make your next move a success, visit our website https://spartamovers.com/ and get in touch with our dedicated team today!

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