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Wukong's tail flicks in thought. “Are you sure you’re not his dad? The impression I got from you and the pig man was that you guys were, like, co-parenting.”
“We didn’t— like— we didn’t sign anything,” Tang protests, stumbling over his own words, almost like he’s trying to convince himself. “No adoption papers or — a-anything. We’re not his dads. Nothing is legally confirmed, y’know? He didn’t come from us, we didn’t adopt him, he doesn’t— we’re not his dads.”
He laughs, and feels a little bit mad.
(or: tang has feelings about the son-that-isn't-his-son.)
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30 Jul 2026
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It was a picture of… Pigsy and Tang?
It looked as if they were at some sort of altar, with red drapes decorating the ceiling, red bouquets of paper flowers placed along the walls and floor, and right in the background — centered directly behind the two men — a giant, gold-painted symbol for Double Happiness…
“IS THIS A WEDDING PHOTO!?”
Or, while cleaning out Pigsy’s storage, MK finds a photo.
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29 Jul 2026
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Sleep Training by Tuima11
Fandoms: Xi You Ji | Journey to the West - Wu Cheng'en, LEGO Monkie Kid
07 May 2025
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Wukong’s excuse, later, would be that it was surprisingly cold that night, and his Master was right there, and he smelled—comforting or whatever, and he just looked really soft, okay, and shut up.
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Monkeys don’t sleep alone. Monks definitely sleep alone. And Sun Wukong is a monk, now.
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- Part 2 of The Found Family Instruction Manual
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26 Jul 2026
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How to Train Your Monkey by Tuima11
Fandoms: Xi You Ji | Journey to the West - Wu Cheng'en
06 Nov 2024
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When Xuanzang spotted the bundle of monkey skins dangling from the trapper’s pack, his first instinct was to flinch. But his second was to catch the man’s arm and say, urgently, “Your pardon, honored sir. Would it be possible to ask you a few questions about your line of work?”
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Tripitaka acquires a manual entitled "On the Training of Monkeys." Bizarrely, this does not backfire on him.
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- Part 1 of The Found Family Instruction Manual
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25 Jul 2026
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Tang had the best idea.
It was dangerous. Life-threatening, even. Ah, but wasn’t he supposed to be developing into less of a coward? He was destined to try this.
He leaned against the counter of Pigsy’s Noodles, watching Pigsy stir a pot of fresh broth. Pigsy’s back was to Tang, determined to ignore Tang the way someone would ignore a begging dog.
Well. Tang would show him.
Sniffing, Tang drummed his fingers on his countertop. “That’s odd,” he commented.
Pigsy didn’t even bother to turn his head. “What’s odd?”
“It’s your broth.” Tang frowned. “Oh dear, I think the flavor may be off.”
Pigsy gasped. He raised the ladle to his own lips, sipping off of it. “You’re out of your mind, it’s perfect as always! Pah. Me, making anything subpar?”
It pained him to lie. “No no, I really think it’s not got enough salt,” insisted Tang.
“Oh, and you think you can tell by your sense of smell?” Pigsy slopped noodles, broth, vegetables, and beef into the dish, managing to not spill a drop. He shoved it down the counter at Tang. “How’s it feel to be wrong, Tang?”
Tang barely kept his joyful reaction under wraps. All according to plan.
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16 Jul 2026