Cottagecore
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Hob is a hedgewitch. Dream is fae.
And in this cottage in the woods, they have found peace.
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- Part 1 of Cottagecore
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To bargain, my little one, is to be fae, Dream's mother had once told him.
Indeed.
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- Part 2 of Cottagecore
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In which Dream slightly misjudges the mortal tolerance for faeish mead.
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- Part 3 of Cottagecore
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“Surely," Dream says, "mortals are not so under-evolved as to rank below the survival skills of the common bear.”
“You’re saying this—” Hob sounds oddly strangled. “You’re saying this because I haven’t grown a winter coat?”
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- Part 4 of Cottagecore
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Several months into their relationship, and Dream's not been entirely honest about some things.
Enter Lucienne.
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- Part 5 of Cottagecore
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To love Dream, is to love Jessamy as well, and so Hob will be loved twice over in return.
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- Part 6 of Cottagecore
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Dream makes a bargain to save Hob's life.
Then the real work begins.
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- Part 7 of Cottagecore
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The issue is that Dream is a bit like a cat—which is to say, that he will complain loudly at minor inconveniences like being denied cuddles or having the wrong blanket set out, but at the same time will hide a broken leg until it literally gives out and kills him.
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- Part 8 of Cottagecore
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Dream and Hob, healing slowly, in their cottage in the woods.
[A series of hurt/comfort and fluffy vignettes about their life post-wolf heart. First up, a very important origin story for a very important member of the family.]
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- Part 9 of Cottagecore
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The thing is, Hob can read.
Mostly.
Sort of.
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- Part 10 of Cottagecore
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Hob is a hedgewitch. Dream is fae.
And Orpheus is the best of them both.
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- Part 11 of Cottagecore
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Hob is doing his best to ignore the golden spill of dawn through the window of their cottage, because he knows that it marks now two full days of labor. This begins the third.
And three days is too long, for a babe to come.
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- Part 12 of Cottagecore