It was the Feegles that found it. They had a gift for finding lost things; in fact, they were so good at it they could find them before they were actually lost, sometimes bypassing several fences and locked doors on the way. Tiffany was fairly sure this one hadn't been stolen from a rightful owner, at least. You couldn't own people. If it qualified as people. This reads like a lost chapter from one of the Tiffany Aching books.
"So," Jefferson starts. "Dad, I swear, I didn't mean to cut Art Club every day this week, it's just—" "That you're the new Spiderman?" Jefferson says, and oh, damn, that was not the way he wanted to lead into this. This is very sweet and very in character.
This is amazing and hilarious and so, so in character and this is where I totally lost it and laughed so loud I scared the neighbors: He's pulled on a black silk negligee over his Impulse suit; it is twisted up around his waist and he paws at it irritatedly. The effect is something like 'explosion at the costume store' or 'highly inappropriate middle-school production of Cabaret'. Kon can't stop laughing. "You look like Skeletor!" Plus, it has a Beastie Boys title!
The Rubber Shapeshifter Assimilation by [Anonymous.ao3
A 10,000(!!!) word Middleman/Wendy story (for me!) riffing on The Thing (among other things!) in hilarious and heartfelt fashion, just like the show! Except with more cuddling for warmth!
A sweet and warm story where Miles's parents find out he is Spider-Man. This is pretty much exactly what I wanted from the prompt I left, and it made my heart happy to read it!
thick and thin 'til our last days by @defcontwo.ao3
5 times that Steve & Bucky were nothing like how anyone expected them to be + 1 time that someone was absolutely done with their shit. This is adorable.
In which Steve hunts monsters, becomes a deputy, makes a will, and finds a family. Among other things. Melancholy but sweet look at Steve post season 2.
"I wanted you to have a good Christmas,” she says. “Now that you’re back home. We really didn’t have much Christmas stuff in the house, and I thought—well, you love Christmas.” “Sort of,” Grace says. Frankie chuckles at that. “I’m so glad you’re home. I don’t want you to be disappointed.” Frankie tries to give Grace a nice Christmas. This is very sweet.
“Angel, why didn’t you just tell them you were Jewish?” “But I’m not! That would be lying!” Crowley raised an eyebrow. “You’re not… not Jewish. You’re as Old Testament as they come. And it would’ve worked. Probably.” “I’ll be sure to remember that one,” Aziraphale said haughtily, “the next time I am besieged by— by holiday influencers.”
Hermione trying out for Bake Off is Harry's idea, and once they've worked through all the details of her appearing on muggle TV, she agrees it's a good one. It could be fun, maybe even low stakes enough that she won't get too competitive. The real question is whose idea was it for Draco Malfoy to try out? This is a really sweet story of Hermione giving Draco a chance after she learns he's grown up and turned over a new leaf. And also they are both on GBBO, though it's a lot less about baking than you'd think.