self-harm

Stiles takes the darkness from the Nemeton a lot harder than Scott and Allison do. Derek comes back after he goes catatonic.

Where two halves make a whole… eventually. (Post-STID)

Eleven years after the War, Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy are both still haunted, working themselves to death on the job. But nothing is killing them more than seven years denying their mutual, unrelenting and painful attraction.

The Soldier remembers this: he wakes up in the snow.

Eren can fill the bathtub with his blood twice before he passes out.

A/B/O AU with Castiel and Dean as neighbors. Alpha Castiel has been pining for his neighbor Omega Dean. Castiel discovers Dean after he has suffered a shockingly horrific attack and all of Castiel's protective instincts kick in. With Dean carrying his own load of insecurities along with suffering flashbacks to the attack, how will Castiel convince Dean to let him in to help Dean heal and protect him from the potential of further violence from his attacker? Meanwhile, police detective Benny Lafitte struggles with trying to solve the case.

Alec Lightwood suffers a lot when a whole school finds out about his secret because of a stupid bet. He is a fighter but how can one stand alone against the all-too-powerful group? Lucky for him, there is a certain glittery man who is not willing to give up on him.

"Under the terms of surrender, you are obligated to keep me alive," Alfonse warns. "Of course I will keep you alive, little prince," Veronica says. "After all, you wouldn't be much fun to me dead. Oh yes, you should know that I keep all of my playthings in fair condition—barring a little bit of—” She pauses here, pretending to think up an appropriate term. "Rough play." ——— Princess Veronica knows her father wanted her to unite the world of Zenith under the Emblian flag, but he never saw that pretty little prince from Askr. Conquering a kingdom is tedious work, though, and she's been awfully lonely lately... ——— Chapter 21: He shudders and pulls his arms around himself. He hadn’t known, back then, just what his imprisonment would entail. How could he have? He couldn’t even conceive of such brutality as to what has since been inflicted upon him. He had been naïve, innocent, and so foolishly, stupidly optimistic. That had been his mistake. He won’t make it again.