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But it's just moonlight on my bed by janedoebutimnotdead for Michis_peaches
Fandoms: Death Becomes Her - Mattison & Carey/Pennette, Death Becomes Her (1992)
10 Dec 2025
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Helen has a nightmare about Madeline while she is at the institution and then she has a nightmare about the institution while she is with Madeline.
Bookmarked by Quissum
09 Sep 2026
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Why So Silent? by Jacelightwood1775
Fandoms: Death Becomes Her - Mattison & Carey/Pennette, Death Becomes Her (1992)
05 Apr 2026
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She decides to bring it up after sex one night. They’re both sweaty and satiated, lying in bed together. They’re facing each other and Madeline has one hand on Helen’s hip, her other hand entangled with Helen’s between them on the bed.
“Why are you quiet when we have sex?”
Or,
Helen never moans during sex and Madeline overstimulates her until she does
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07 Sep 2026
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here i am (stuck in the middle with you) by sarahtlou
Fandoms: Death Becomes Her - Mattison & Carey/Pennette
10 Apr 2026
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Madeline and Helen get trapped in the panic room.
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07 Sep 2026
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in a bed we'd both arrive at the same time (bed chem) by coaxiumed
Fandoms: Death Becomes Her - Mattison & Carey/Pennette
03 Aug 2026
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“It’s never been like this,” Madeline says, a hand haphazardly grabbing Helen’s chin so she would look at her.
“Can it be like this always?”
or, Madeline and Helen try out something in their new, endless journey together.
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06 Sep 2026
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pining in anticipation by WithluvLia for Misscarterswan
Fandoms: Death Becomes Her - Mattison & Carey/Pennette
01 Aug 2025
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Madeline Ashton has always considered herself emotionally detached, romantically unbothered, and completely immune to the kind of drama that usually involves crying in public or stalking someone on Instagram at three in the morning. She dates when she feels like it, disappears when she’s bored, and Ernest, all charming in that vaguely disappointing way, was never meant to be anything serious.
Until one night, while he’s passed out in her bed and snoring like a dying blender, Madeline picks up his phone.
Not because she’s jealous — obviously — but because she’s bored.
And that’s when she finds Helen. The other name in his phone that isn’t food delivery.
And she’s… stunning. Smart. Funny. Probably volunteers with orphans on weekends and makes eye contact when she speaks. A walking, talking monument to everything Madeline pretends not to want.
It should have ruined everything.
Instead, it sparks something. And suddenly, Ernest isn’t the problem. He’s just… in her way.
Bookmarked by Quissum
28 Aug 2026
