Chapters: 8/?
Fandom: Magic Kaito, 名探偵コナン | Detective Conan | Case Closed
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Kuroba Kaito | Kaitou Kid & Nakamori Aoko, Kuroba Chikage/ Kuroba Toichi
Characters: Nakamori Aoko, Kuroba Kaito | Kaitou Kid, Jii Konosuke, Kuroba Chikage, Kuroba Toichi
Additional Tags: This is the main story, Aoko becomes an accomplise and assistant, There's an entire organization of preformers looking to dull out some justice, Aoko plays the main role
Summary:
The continuation of A Contradictory Prologue this is the story of how Aoko Nakamori becomes what is known as a triple A- Assistant, Accomplice and an Agent. If you like AU's where Aoko Nakamori has a bigger role and you don't mind secret organizations of performers going against shadowy organizations of murders than this is the story for you!
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Do you have some tensimm fluff fanfics? I love the angst & the pwp but I also need them being silly and in love for my mental health's sake
Good to know I'm not the only one who looks at these two manic messes specifically and thinks "it would heal me at a deep level if they cuddled"!
The Courtship and Marriage Rituals of the Time Lords: https://archiveofourown.org/works/582688
@veraynes-blog Small Weird Loves: https://archiveofourown.org/works/25690750/chapters/62374852
your kiss and i will surrender: https://archiveofourown.org/works/30257064
Hunger: https://archiveofourown.org/works/1179272
Self-Help: https://archiveofourown.org/works/14517021
Cocoa, Cuddles and Coyotes: https://archiveofourown.org/works/584794
Two Hearts: https://archiveofourown.org/works/3362783
The one where the Master turns into a cat (for all my fellow meowster enjoyers): https://archiveofourown.org/works/23713210
The Doctor Doesn't dance: https://archiveofourown.org/works/24050293
morally bankrupt shenanigans: https://archiveofourown.org/works/51967594/chapters/131413723
Fire: https://archiveofourown.org/works/49869301/chapters/125892082
chilly cuddles: https://archiveofourown.org/works/50891611
can't help falling in love: https://archiveofourown.org/works/2140581
@hobgoblinns and i would like to spend: https://archiveofourown.org/works/49606927/chapters/125204509
Crack some eggs, make some omelette: https://archiveofourown.org/works/8161846
Pas de Deux: https://archiveofourown.org/works/19270951
Reconciliation: https://archiveofourown.org/works/29185431
Post-traumatic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/14084520
Remastering: https://archiveofourown.org/works/28503729
Perfect: https://archiveofourown.org/works/1109764
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/5662491/1/The-Master-Cuddles
I guess some of these veer into some angst or crack (special shoutout to Remastering for my all time favoutire DW fanfiction sentence "Maybe that arse was bigger on the inside? The Master was still too weak to be this stupid."), but the general sense is always very married and fluffy. If anyone has any other suggestions, please share (and also if you see your work but I haven't tagged you let me know too so I can start following you on the hellsite)!
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I suddenly had a flash of inspiration for a one-shot this fine Sunday evening. Miraculously, I wrote it down in one sitting without the least bit of procrastination. Here it is. I hope very much that it did (not) make you cry. Enjoy!
April 1970
Shadows flickered benignly in the candlelight. Mary’s head rested on her darling husband’s shoulder, her withered fingers tracing well-worn patterns on the back of his hand.
Fifty years since their golden wedding day.
“My darling?” Matthew said.
“Hm?”
“Do you remember …” He chuckled lightly, and kissed her beautiful, wrinkled face, crowned with silver hair. “I was just wondering - do you remember all the little things about our wedding?”
Mary raised her head to look into those pale blue eyes she had adored so long, no matter how old and tired; twinkling at her from the wrinkled face that somehow only made him look more handsome.
“Of course,” she murmured against the side of his face. “I remember every little detail, Matthew darling … the way you didn’t let go of my hand all through the reception … and how you whispered rather … risqué remarks into my ear at every possible opportunity …”
She paused to kiss the faint blush that coloured his cheeks even now. After all this time, when they were both old and grey.
“And I remember how I whisked you away when we were supposed to be opening our presents, my darling … because I’d waited to kiss you for far too long and I simply couldn’t wait any more.”
“And how you joked that you’d finally got Lady Mary Crawley to marry a middle-class country solicitor, and you still didn’t quite know how you’d managed it.”
“Upper middle class,” Matthew corrected her, and then their lips met after a quiet laugh , kissing softly in the twilight. His hand caressed her face, the silence broken only by the sound of their breaths. “And our first dance, Mary … as husband and wife … Do you remember that too?”
She could only nod. The memory of that heady, tingling, giddy first dance coursed through them both; the remembrance of that delicious torture of their two bodies pressed together, aching for that deepest, sacred union … both of them barely able to comprehend that eager hands and passionate lips need be restrained no longer.
“Why do you ask?”
“Because …” Matthew pulled her closer, craving her warmth against him as much as he had done on the train journey to Painswick House fifty years ago. His wife snuggled into him, their fingers interlocking. “Because I would like, very much... to dance with you, my darling … the way we did that day. On our wedding day.”
Mary consented with a breathless kiss to his lips.
She rubbed his lower back with tender affection, his slight wince of pain wringing her heart. It had flared up more and more severely these past few years. She’d wanted Matthew to use a wheelchair, but he had stubbornly refused to get into the blasted thing again. The echo of an old pain, a long-ago suffering in his eyes had silenced her. So they had compromised by having him use a walking stick.
He didn’t want to use it now, however. He had his Mary.
My Mary, always. You are my stick.
She helped him up from the settee, and watched fondly as he shuffled over to the old gramophone. The static crackled in the air, the needle whirred.
Matthew held out his arms, and she glided into them as easily and naturally as she had as a young woman, just as madly and deeply in love as she had been at that time.
Musical notes flowed out of the gramophone. A quiet frisson of recognition flitted through Mary’s heart as she recognised the melody that stirred the air.
“Sometimes, when I feel sad
And things look blue
I wish a pal I had
Say, one like you …”
Matthew’s hand was on her back, his fingers entwined with hers, Mary’s blue-veined hand upon his shoulder. It was not so much a dance as a clumsy shuffle, and Matthew faltered and stumbled and more than once, had to lean on his wife; but none of that mattered. Mary’s movements guided his, and she held him and kissed him and their bodies swayed to the familiar rhythm, one that time had made more precious and beautiful because their love was knitted into the fabrics of every word of the tune.
And then the chorus came, and their voices broke into a synchronised harmony. Just as it had done that day so long ago, in a library full of wounded soldiers and the man who had come back safe and sound to finish the song with her. Together.
“If you were the only girl in the world,
And I was the only boy,
Nothing else would matter in the world today,
We could go on loving the same old way,
A garden of Eden made just for two,
With nothing to mar our joy …”
Dusk fell outside, and the fire burnt lower and lower in the grate. Only the dark silhouettes of the two entwined figures lit up the starry springtime night.
“I would say such wonderful things to you
There would be such wonderful things to do
If you were the only girl in the world
And I was the only boy.”
She knew it was only her mind playing tricks on her, but she fancied she could hear the fading notes of Edith’s piano (that she would never play again, for Edith had died last winter) … and echoing applause of disfigured men, and a girlish heart beating with relief and love and longing.
She couldn’t kiss him then, because he had not been hers to kiss. But now … now she could. And she did.
His lips were as soft and warm as ever on hers; the quiet affection in their kisses had now come to represent the fading of the erotic tension that had once flowed between them, ripening instead to a deep, abiding adoration that flooded them, body and soul.
“You’re … the only girl in the world for me,” Matthew murmured against his wife’s mouth, and he was delighted at the giggle that escaped. “I love you, Mary.”
“I love you too.”
“Happy anniversary, my love.”
The static sputtered once again, the needle ceased to spin, and all that was left of the silver evening was the celebration of fifty years of a golden marriage that had never seemed sweeter.
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