10 Works by sunshineash
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Shane Hollander has one foot in the door with both hockey and his band, but he can’t seem to fully commit to either of them.
When his childhood friend joins the band and accidentally rockets them to stardom, Shane has no choice but to put everything into the band as they head out on a world tour, all while their fame is becoming more extreme by the day.
Both Ilya and Shane pick up some bad habits along the way, including each other. -
folklore by strangerinthealps (sunshineash), sunshineash
Fandoms: Gilmore Girls (TV 2000)
01 Oct 2023
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Rory and Jess’ intertwining lives throughout the years with each chapter told through the format of a folklore song.
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he dies at the end by sunshineash
Fandoms: 5 Seconds of Summer (Band), One Direction (Band), They Both Die at the End - Adam Silvera
03 May 2023
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The day had already been monumentally shitty. The worst of the worst days. An absolute steaming-pile-of-crap day. So, really, it was only natural to finish it with a perfect cherry on top — his call from Death-Cast.
He was alone when the unmistakable ringtone began to blare from his phone. He knew what it was immediately. Of course he knew. It wasn’t the first time he’d come face-to-face with it. It was, however, the first time it was intended for him.
He thought about ignoring it; throwing his phone out the window or smashing it with a hammer. It was pointless, though. He knew that. He’d tried the denial route when Lauren received her call, but she was still buried in a cemetery a few towns over.So, what could he do but answer?
∙∘ ∙∘ ༻✪༺ ∙∘ ∙∘
or — a billionaire, his younger brother, and their bodyguard all get their calls from Death Cast in the middle of a snowstorm that leaves them immobile
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in which louis attempts to take his own life and the boys do their best to save him
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“Without you here last night, I went to sleep at eight, Ashton! Eight! I’ve been awake since five-fucking-o’clock with nothing to do. Work doesn’t start for another three hours!”
“Well, that’s a real conundrum you have there, Lu, but — and this may come as a surprise to you — some of us haven’t gotten to sleep yet and would really like to do that. So, if you don’t mind…” Ashton gestured vaguely to the door. He sunk back into the chair, knowing there was no way he was making it back to his bed. He was liable to pass out right there the second Luke left.
“Y’know, you’re pretty cranky when you’re tired. You should probably work on— hey, man, no need to use those kinds of hand gestures!”
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or — 5 times ashton irwin kicks luke hemmings out to sleep and 1 time he lets him stay
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- Part 5 of ashton-centric shorts
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The second Ashton saw the gun being pulled from the inside of a trench coat, he tried to run and tackle the kid to the ground, but it’d been too late. He was staring down the barrel of an unforgiving assault rifle and bullets were spiraling towards him before he even had the chance to scream for it to just stop. He remembers them tearing though his flesh, such unbelievable agony making a throat-ripping scream tear from his lips. He remembers the blood seeping through his shirt as he fell to the ground and feeling guilty because ‘fuck, this is Calum’s shirt. He’ll kill me for ruining it.’ But, then, the thought set in that Calum couldn’t kill him for it, because he’d already be dead.
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calum takes care of ashton after he’s been in a shooting
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- Part 4 of ashton-centric shorts
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Calum Hood shows Ashton Irwin that he could fill the hole Luke Hemmings left in his life
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luke dumps ash and calum makes him feel better
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- Part 3 of ashton-centric shorts
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Luke walks in on Ashton cuddling a lot of random cats.
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- Part 2 of ashton-centric shorts
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Ashton Irwin rides the Red Line to escape his thoughts.
Calum Hood finds him.
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- Part 1 of ashton-centric shorts
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"You have to ask the nurses for a better blanket."
A voice. It was light and playful, but still dark and scary. It was husky and low, and it sounded the way sandalwood smelt. It was comforting. Luke had felt so alone, but, suddenly, he didn't anymore.
He turned, eyes finally adjusted to the dark, to see a curly-haired boy sitting up, with legs dangling off the side of the bed, and staring at him. It wasn't light enough to distinguish any kind of color, but Luke could make out the empathetic grimace on the other teen's face.
Luke tried desperately to think of something to say in response, but, luckily, the curly-haired kid got there first, relieving Luke of his anxious mind of possibilities.
"Here," the boy began to untuck his own quilt. "Take mine."
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or in which two boys learn to cope with life together
{ ashton centric }