Gentrification is the consumption of the working class.

Evening is the customary time for intercourse, David has helpfully informed her, but it makes no difference here. Nothing makes any difference.

On Bazzard's first Christmas in London, the thorn of anxiety is keenly felt, and then drawn out a little.

Luo Binghe looks at Shen Qingqiu’s face carefully for any sign of recognition but finds none. Instead, Shen Qingqiu looks impressed, like he can’t imagine it. Luo Binghe preens at impressing Shen Qingqiu and he chooses to take this as a win in the series of battles in the war to make Shen Qingqiu remember. Luo Binghe just hopes that the battles will eventually come to an end.

Silly little ficlet.

“Why do you wear your face like that?”

Nie Huaisang's hand comes up partway to Meng Yao's face before his fingers curl inwards. Meng Yao's eyes go wide and tremulous before the corners of his mouth curl into a small smile, like one of the soundless laughs shared between them in the midst of a banquet speech.

Nightmares are rarely invented entirely out of whole cloth.

And so she set out to find the source of the blizzard.

The night before a sizeable adventure in the making, Sarah has some reservations about her traveling companions. (No, not those ones.)

David's mind does not withstand two years of solitude. (Written for this prompt.)