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Safe & Sound Hades x Reader Hades lazily stretched out his arms above his head. He opened his eyes slowly. He blinked. Then he squeezed his eyes as tightly shut as he could before cautiously opening one eye and then the other. For one brief moment he wore a crooked frown at the thought of going through the day alone yet again, gladly obstructed by the existence of that beautiful and perfect ornament of singing. It signalled another presence, but nevertheless, he was not alone. That simple note that beaded readily in the low g brought forward some prominent youthful sentiment from the methodical history of his life. The singer was out in the

            You smile a bit as you walk into your home. “I should get pie today… I wonder what kind Dabi likes.” You murmur, entering your kitchen and opening your fridge to see if there was something to snack on.           “I do favor blueberry.” He hums and you jump, peering over the fridge door as he leans on the door frame.           “Blueberry sounds good.” You agree, straightening and closing the door.           “Did you find anything?” Shigaraki wanders in then with Kurogiri and Toga close behind.            “Oh. Hey boss. No openings yet. I checked the security as well

           “Huh? Me too?” You blink in surprised confusion.            “Yeah, that's what he said.” Shinsou smiles a bit. “What do you say? Want to go with class 1-A to the mountain agency?”            “Of course I do!” You gasp, jumping to your feet. “I'm going to take some great pictures! I heard the mountains are so pretty at this time of the year! But I need to get bug spray and…” You start to list stuff off as you go in your closet to get your bag. Shinsou chuckles, watching you thoughtfully.             “You're cute.” He comments, making you pause and loo

Aizawa looked at the clock yet again. He was probably just as eager as his students were for class to end on a Friday. Just another 17 minutes until the bell and he coul- “Daddy!” Tired eyes suddenly widened at the cute voice that followed pattering footsteps. Without much warning his two-year-old son came barreling towards him, eventually grabbing onto his leg. “Maka, mommy said to wait for her and not bother daddy in class!” Aizawa’s head turned to see his five-year-old daughter trying to round up her sibling. The sounds of murmurs and whispers from his class didn’t go unnoticed. Looking up he could

It had been about half year since monsters appeared. You had been more than surprised to see different looking creatures come from Mt. Ebott, a single child leading them all towards your little town. It was an underestimation to say that people were surprised, they were actually blown away! A real monsters! No one could believe their eyes, you all thought that monsters were something from fairy tales! But when you town's people and monsters were face to face no one moved. Everyone were shocked on their spots. The little child who lead the monsters gently grasped biggest monsters giant paw gently to their way smaller hand and started to lead

In the world you lived in, very few vampires still exist, living among the mortals. Adapting a human form to cover up their true, dark form. Some may still have that blood-thirst in them, while some may wish to live just like humans. Humans are not aware of the vampires living among them. Humans believed that the race of these blood sucking creatures have been exiled. - But some still believed in them. Very rarely do humans figure out the true identity of a vampire. Once a vampire's identity has been figured out, the vampire themselves are either forced to convert them, or forced to kill them, even if they do not want to. It was the only way

It was about 6 PM in the evening, an hour away from the manuscript deadline. You were seated in front of a well known writer. No, an amazing writer who had brought nothing, but brilliance to this world with his meaningful books. He goes by the name of Levi Ackerman. Being Levi's editor wasn't a pain in the ass or anything, like many previous editors had described. You would even argue that this position was probably one of the most meaningful things that could have ever happened to you. Your partner-in-crime, Eren Yeager, didn't seem to agree with your opinion on that. You two were assigned together to help Levi out when he most needed the p

Sebastian crossed the ballroom swiftly, lacquered black shoes clicking on the marble floors. His head turned left, then right, scanning the expanse of the room. To say he was harried would be an understatement.    He looked over his shoulder, spotting Master Ciel talking business with a fabric merchant. He was safe, for now.  That was what mattered. It was his job as butler to keep his young Lord safe and his reputation spotless. So God damn it, where was she? He knew she was here. He could smell her.    The scent was sickeningly sweet, and if he were to take a moment to dissect it, the demon would find the exact name to be Belladonna, the

Nothing. No matter how hard you tried, no matter how much you worked, no matter the hours of sleep you sacrificed to the gaping jaws of the hospital, even if you offered your soul to the devil himself, there was nothing you could do. On one hand, the game played within the walls of the ICU was one only for the bravest, the savviest - the ones with the hardest of hearts - a game to salvage as many lives as possible from sickness and injury. Death was a cunning, expert player, often lurking around the corners of every room, ready to strike at any moment, taking yet another patient from your clutches. You grew accustomed to losing. After all,