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Amersham
Fandom: X-Men: First Class (2011)
Relationship: Erik Lehnsherr/Charles Xavier
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When Charles Xavier moves to London and buys a house with his boyfriend Warren, he thinks his life is finally coming together in a way that everyone, including himself, has always expected. Erik Lehnsherr, on the other hand, is struggling to keep his life together after his recent divorce, now having to raise his three-year-old by himself. Neither is prepared to meet at work or, in fact, ever again: they have met before, now nearly ten years ago, when they conducted a passionate love affair that was over before it even began. Yet their attraction is still undeniable, and as Erik asks Charles out for a drink, Charles somehow forgets to mention that he's already seeing someone.
Words: 183,520
Relationship: Erik Lehnsherr/Charles Xavier
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When Charles Xavier moves to London and buys a house with his boyfriend Warren, he thinks his life is finally coming together in a way that everyone, including himself, has always expected. Erik Lehnsherr, on the other hand, is struggling to keep his life together after his recent divorce, now having to raise his three-year-old by himself. Neither is prepared to meet at work or, in fact, ever again: they have met before, now nearly ten years ago, when they conducted a passionate love affair that was over before it even began. Yet their attraction is still undeniable, and as Erik asks Charles out for a drink, Charles somehow forgets to mention that he's already seeing someone.
Words: 183,520
366 pages, ebook
Published July 2, 2016
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Anna Green
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February 25, 2022
"now, tomorrow, in ten years. whenever's good for you."
after reading THROAM, i just HAD to check out other works by this author. i was not disappointed. i obviously read this as original fiction, just like THROAM.
this was SO frustrating, but very well written and engaging. these two had quite a complicated relationship.
i am usually not a fan of second chance romances, especially when there's other partners involved, and kids from past relationships. but this just worked regardless of all that.
"when a relationship ended, so much more died than the day to day companionship: plans died, dreams died, entire futures died."
the betrayals, the untold thruths, the cheating, the heartbreak though... ouch.
it was difficult to root for them sometimes, because of all the circumstances. the amount of lying y'all... overwhelming as hell lmao. i truly just wanted to scream while reading this sometimes. not even sure if i like them as a couple all that much. but regardless of all that, i enjoyed this a lot and i definitely recommend it, especially if you're in a slump after finishing THROAM.
after reading THROAM, i just HAD to check out other works by this author. i was not disappointed. i obviously read this as original fiction, just like THROAM.
this was SO frustrating, but very well written and engaging. these two had quite a complicated relationship.
i am usually not a fan of second chance romances, especially when there's other partners involved, and kids from past relationships. but this just worked regardless of all that.
"when a relationship ended, so much more died than the day to day companionship: plans died, dreams died, entire futures died."
the betrayals, the untold thruths, the cheating, the heartbreak though... ouch.
it was difficult to root for them sometimes, because of all the circumstances. the amount of lying y'all... overwhelming as hell lmao. i truly just wanted to scream while reading this sometimes. not even sure if i like them as a couple all that much. but regardless of all that, i enjoyed this a lot and i definitely recommend it, especially if you're in a slump after finishing THROAM.
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