A House Is Not A Home
Jackson had better things to worry about than the kid being abused across the street. If you ask him, he was doing Isaac a favor.
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pacifiers-and-paraphilia
Blow Me (Away)
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He blow dried my hair while I sucked his dick. Now THAT’S fucking teamwork.
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Day 11: Secret Santa
Scott had insisted that no one else get to know who any of them had drawn from the secret Santa hat. But since Jackson wasn’t saying any names and ‘he’ was ambiguous enough, he was pretty sure he wasn’t breaking any of McCall’s stupid rules.
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the way we look like animals
Isaac just wants to be owned.
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The Waters off Beautiful Nausset
“So I was wondering if you’d be interested in rimming me,” says Jackson, and Isaac actually chokes. The question is largely formality - of course Isaac’s going to be into Jackson, because everyone’s into Jackson. He just needs to check that the ass-licking part is okay. (Pre-Series, Jackson and Isaac are 14, though no less full of Issues).
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Scrapes and Bruises
Isaac Lahey is eight years old when his life goes to shit.
Isaac is eleven years old and he’s getting good at covering up the marks his dad leaves.
When he’s almost seventeen, his dad beats him up so bad he considers going to the emergency room.
He’s eighteen when he tries to kill himself.
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Pizza and the Art of Manipulation
Years ago, Isaac left his hometown hoping the move would heal old wounds, but now he’s considering returning to Beacon Hills. Before he can, he’s intercepted by another Omega outcast, Peter Hale, who, of course, presents him with a tempting offer. And pizza.
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Abberant
aberrant (AB-er-ent) [adj.] — deviating from the proper course.
Or, five times Isaac Lahey was really glad he stuck around in Beacon Hills, and one time he wanted to be anywhere else.
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The Strength of the Wolf
Jackson had thought that moving to London would solve at least some of his many, many problems. He could start over somewhere that was about as far away from Beacon Hills as it was possible to get, and leave his recent past behind him. But Jackson isn’t the only werewolf who tried to leave his trauma in Beacon Hills. When an old acquaintance comes to town, Jackson finds that he can’t escape his past after all. But maybe, just maybe, something good can come from it. (Canon-compliant; concurrent with Season 4, extending into post-4.)
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The relationship between them was gorgeously written in this story. Realistic, detailed, hearbreaking and absolutely beautiful.
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Brown Paper Packages
Eleven-year-old Jackson Whittemore might be separated from Isaac Lahey until they’re both grown-ups, but he’s still determined to be a good Alpha to his mate.
Takes place right after the events in chapter five of Mating Bite.
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