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Jude interlude. A lockdown. A smackdown. Late night shenanigans. Hot Soup. Buttered Bread. Trash talk discoveries. (Title Credit: Sam Cooke) Profanity. Innuendo. Minor adult themes.
A challenge piece: What if the demon had inhabited someone other than Sister Mary Eunice?
It's a fill-in-the-blanks. Romance? Kinda. It's about healing and forgiving and learning. And curves. Total Kit/Jude. May/December. Funny. Smutty (big fat smut). Short and bittersweety. Canon Compliant. Warnings: Language/Adult Humor/Sexual Situations/Minor Violence (There's a barfight. No for real! A barfight!)
YES ANOTHER MOTHERTRUCKING JUDE AND TIMOTHY FIC. Read to find out.
When you get neither an impeachment nor a stripper for your birthday... It's a weird Ben/Constance ship. But not really.
Literally something else. A 'how they met' tale of Constance Langdon and Travis Wanderley. May contain some minor offensive language. (Duh. It's Constance Langdon.)
"No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are supposed, by some, to dream." - Shirley Jackson "The Haunting of Hill House" Ultimately, this is a fan fiction about how Dr. Arden came to be at Briarcliff....ultimately.
This book is a bunch of multi-part short stories about Jude and Timothy from American Horror Story. I'm not sure how this is going to turn out but I hope you like it!
A tale of the mythical healing powers of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and immortal love.
Sister Jude is the head of Briarcliff Manor. What nobody knows is that, despite her vows, she has a secret crush on her Monsignor, Timothy Howard. This will be a collection of different storys. I will post several chapters for each story which could stand alone. There are just way too many situations for our nun and...
Two years after Monsignor Howard left Briarcliff, Cardinal Howard returns to rescue one of the patients.
Timothy and Jude make it out of Briarcliff and help Lana Winters set it ablaze, metaphorically speaking, with her exposé. Jude builds up the courage to confess her feelings to him, and is thrilled when he reciprocated. But it seems to be one tragedy after another for Timothy and his rare bird. Will their relationship...
My idea of how Timothy Howard ended up in that bath tub. Praying for forgiveness. For the strength to end it. Praying for r answers. Just praying. And we all remember how prayers go... Dark. Innuendo. Sacrilege. NOT a romance.
It's about perfect peace. Perfect love. Saving souls. Forgiving - yourself, and those who wronged you. It's a trip back to Briarcliff - a different kind of trip. A different kind of Briarcliff. A different kind of Jude, but still the same. Jude/Timothy slow burn. Smut's nuts (wait for it). Profanity. Adult everything...
"Come and see. And I beheld, and lo a black horse; and he that sat on him had a pair of balances in his hand." - Revelation of St. John the Divine, v. 6 The last installment in my Purgatory trilogy. This story is for Eunice's soul - believe it or not. Soundtrack available on Spotify: 3 Bullets.
A short, punchy, funny, smutty Kit/Jude quickie. How do *you* flirt?
Another Purgatory story! Yaaaay! This one is for the Monsignor, whose tainted soul needs a solid savin'. Unfortunately, he's gotta work for it...in a place that's waaaay out of his element. Timothy/Jude sloooow burn. Real slow. This one is long. And very musical. And angsty with a couple of tight Lange-style meltdowns...
Could be a follow up to "Another Saturday Night," but definitely M rated. Frank and Jude interlude. Dirty jokes. Dirty language. Dirty doings. Basically smut with laughing attached.
Timothy Howard's brother and sister in law die in an awfull car accident, leaving their children behind. How will the Monsignor cope with the situation, will he forget about his ambition and take care of his nieces? What will happen with Jude left behind in Briarcliff?
(Or: A Narcissist and a Borderline Walk Into a Salon) They were a match made in Heaven. Or Hell. Good thing it wasn't meant to be. Dirty thoughts. Errands. Coc-au-vin. Pre-series. Romance but not romance. Actually pretty dark. Sacrilege. Adult Situations. Language. Can we say Friendship and Romance ironically? Nay, I...
"The world is disgusting. It's a filthy Goddamned horror show, Constance. The sooner you realize that the sooner you'll stop getting hurt." Life for Constance Langdon was never easy, and moving to Alabama was the absolute last thing she wanted to do. Her husband, Hugo, was a commanding officer in the United States Arm...
A Sister Jude interlude. But without Sister Jude. Pure Judy Martin content. Genuine filth. Dark depravity. One night stands are rarely pretty. A walk of shame exposition. Please be at least thirty years old to read this.
Deliver us from evil. A priest with a past fights a demonic future - with a familiar face at his side.
Monsignor Howard is supposed to fire Jude after his talk with Arden about Shelley. But he doesn't want to send her away. He wants to punish her for her curiosity to keep her by his side.
Kit/Jude emotional rollercoaster. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll mostly cry. Lots of Thomas and Julia interaction. At heart, I guess it's a story about sex and death. But...we can say love and loss, too.
This is a story about Kit Walker and the love he now has for the former head strict nun Judy Martin or Jude as everyone called her of Briarcliff Manor. Kit and Jude have just been released by the state of Massachusetts as they wanted to have a new beginning and never look back on what their world used to be as they be...
Jude has a psychotic break after six years away from Briarcliff. Timothy had recently made his grand appearance back into her life, and apparently, it was so stressful that she would have rather killed herself. As Timothy tries to figure out how to go about gaining Jude's trust once again, she tries to sort out the ca...
