writing_in_the_dark
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Link's self from the past gets stuck in the future. How close can you get to yourself?
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21 Jun 2025
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Learning to love yourself to the fullest 🤍
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It always seemed like there was something besides irrational hatred that propelled the incessant bickering between Link and his neighbour.
And then suddenly he’s not his fo’ no mo’...Bookmarked by writing_in_the_dark
18 Jun 2025
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(Nodding sagely) Yes, this is the canon sequel.
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Link Neal loves his job as a laboratory assistant at the state’s premier research and development center. But when he gets fired, he ends up making a mistake that will change the rest of his life.... by sending him 700 years into the past.
This is based on the Buddy System season 2 Link. Stache and all. And Rhett is... well, you’ll see. This is a time travel fic y’all. Buckle up. We’re headed to the year 1320.
Bookmarked by writing_in_the_dark
25 Dec 2024
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One of them was in the 21st century & the other was in the 14th, but they had to meet because they needed each other!!
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“Link,” Rhett warns, and there’s that thrill in Link’s chest – the one that always comes with changing Rhett’s mind, or making him laugh, or needling him until he’s one-hundred per cent focused on Link and only Link; a thrill that he never dares examine too closely, and keeps in the safety of his ribcage along with several vital organs.
Stuck in a real-life nightmare and held against their will, Rhett and Link only have each other to rely on. As their relationship begins to crack under the pressure, Link is afraid of what might be revealed.
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28 Dec 2024
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Locked in a room & forced to fuck— no wait, come back! It's honestly really, really good! There are lots of *feelings* and realistic repercussions. Just trust me & read it.
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Thirty-six years of friendship is a long time, but sometimes it takes life’s biggest curve-balls to make one realize what they’ve been feeling all along.