The Hunt: II

Loving cat

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whats ur filthiest fantasy?

That someone actually stays in my life and loves me unconditionally lmao

whats your type?

Fictional men written by women.

how do you deal with anxiety ?

i let it fuck me up then i go to bed

It’s okay to be a beginner at the things you are interested in. There is no reason to feel intimidated by people more advanced than you are, because they too were in your place at one point. Keep learning and growing and expanding in whatever it is that you love and let nothing and no one stop you. You don’t have to be at the same stage as someone else. You can just be at your stage and that one is okay too.

The Hunt: IV

Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3

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Summary: Adeline Winfield used to hear ghost stories when investigating unsolved murders; Mystic River is no exception to old wise tales and stories of monsters lurking under children’s beds. However, looking deeper into the 1977 death of Catherine Jenkins, Adeline realized the bedtime stories of monsters are holding the truth.

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The Hunt: VIII

Happy New Year!!!

@lunedelorient @toomanyfandomsshreya @xxxkatxo @sweetybuzz25 @obs3ssed @est19xxshit

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it dont even feel like june it dont even feel like any month we just floatin thru time

The Hunt: VI

@toomanyfandomsshreya @lunedelorient @xxxkatxo @obs3ssed @sweetybuzz25

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Adeline could still feel it, the sharp teeth sinking into her ankle, the fear that made her cry and sweat, the heat brushing against her exposed neck, and the weight of the beast pinning her down into the wet dirt. Helpless, scared, confused, feeling it all at once has left her hysterical, nearly pissing her pants, running from the darkness that clouded her mind. There was no escape, no one to save her from her thoughts and hysteria, no one to find her out in the middle of the woods bleeding.

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The Hunt: III

Chapter 1, Chapter 2

@toomanyfandomsshreya

Summary: Mystic River is no exception to wise old tales and ghost stories told to children. Adeline Winfield separates facts from fiction in unsolved murder cases that seemed unusual than most. Working with Detective Marshall, Adeline is going to do just that, but the deeper she goes into the unsolved case that rocked the small town into confusion; the more she realized monsters under the bed are real.

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