Romano x Reader: Ocean Waves by SherryVeramuto, literature
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Romano x Reader: Ocean Waves
The sun was high in the sky when you arrived at your destination. You almost couldn't believe that it was real, but there you were with your bags and loads and loads of crates with your personal belongings, and a large truck behind you that had carried your boxes to this new country. You stood outside the new house that was to be your home and you couldn't wait to start unpacking to officially declare this house as yours.
It was a beautiful house by the sea on the coast of Sicily, and it had a beautiful view of the ocean from the hill it was built on. It had pristine white walls and warm brown tiles for the roof. All of the window frames had
Romano x Reader: That time of the year by SherryVeramuto, literature
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Romano x Reader: That time of the year
It was a hot summer morning in August and you were cuddling up to your husband, just enjoying the peace. However, it wouldn't remain calm for long. It wouldn't be long before the tranquillity would be broken by a high pitched war cry, as your son would jump on both you and your husband to wake you up in the morning. From where he got his energy in the morning you had no idea since neither of you were especially pleased about being woken up in the morning.
On the calendar on your bedside table today's date was marked – August 24th. Today would be a somber day no matter what the weather, or anything else, said it would be gloomy.
You f
RomanoxSick!Reader Blame It On The Weatherman (2) by VideoDreams, literature
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RomanoxSick!Reader Blame It On The Weatherman (2)
Get away for a while
Here I am out on my own again
Won’t blame it on myself
Yeah
I’ll blame it on the weatherman
CONTENT ADVISORY: Brief innuendo, graphic depictions of a verbal fight, graphic depictions shattered dishes and glasses, mentions of blood, implied accident
“One last step before I finally get out of this damn gown,” (Reader) said, ducking into the backseat of Bonnie’s car. The Suburban lent itself well to doubling as a dressing room for Bonnie’s Disney Princess party business, allowing performers to change immediately after performances came to a close. Under the seat hatches were reserved for
RomanoxSick!Reader: Blame It On The Weatherman (1) by VideoDreams, literature
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RomanoxSick!Reader: Blame It On The Weatherman (1)
It’s just one more day
No one said there would be rain again
Won’t blame it on myself
Yeah
I’ll blame it on the weatherman
CONTENT ADVISORY: Infidelity, description of gunshots, mention of blood, brief transphobia, binge eating
Storms may seem like entities popping up from out of nowhere, an unhappy accident of weather and circumstances. In truth, they come together from factors originating in seconds and years. The climate may have just swelled to the right temperature, but years of wind patterns and a systems of cyclonic rain allow that rise to have a purpose. Dancing together over the stillness of the ocean, the harbin
RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Six by VideoDreams, literature
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RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Six
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, JOLENE!
I’m begging of you, don’t take my woman
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, JOLENE!
Please don’t take her even though you can
In the face of hearing loss, silence is not deafening but instead a series of sounds traveling across the body. Whether or not they are heard, each one is felt from the bottoms of the feet to the top of the head. Heavy footsteps over tile and hardwood floor, stiletto points vibrating the bottoms of one’s heels. Doors of any kind feeling overwhelmingly loud—car doors, elevator doors, the door to an apartment. All of them slammed with an intensity that shook the shoulder
RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Five by VideoDreams, literature
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RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Five
I have to have this talk with you
My happiness depends on you
And whatever you decide to do
Jolene
Bonnie and (Reader) were soothed by marveling over Romano’s dish, which somehow retained the best of its flavors even after several hours in the fridge. The sauce maintained its richness and flavor alongside the vegetables, which made (Redaer) feel as though she were in a garden. Blends of spices felt like walking barefoot in an open field and the olives evoked a perfect day at the beach. One where you could taste the ocean on a sea breeze, rather than a mouthful of water from a wipeout in a six foot wave. (Reader) found herself unable to
RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Four by VideoDreams, literature
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RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Four
You could have any woman
But I could never love again
She's the only one for me
Jolene
Sleep only came to Romano in one-hour fits, tormenting him with weighted fatigue. Some moments, Romano simultaneously cursed God and begged him to take away the near-agony of the insomniac limbo. Other times, sleep would draw near to Romano’s mind, only to be stolen away by the thought of (Reader) disappearing into the night. Immediately, Romano would spring up in his bed, heart racing and half-screaming across his ears. (Reader)’s face was the sole thing capable of stopping Romano’s panic, capturing and enthralling his heart as she slept
RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part 3B by VideoDreams, literature
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RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part 3B
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene JOLENE!
I’m begging of you, don’t take my woman
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, JOLENE!
Please don’t take her just because you can
Romano wasn’t sure what time it was when he awoke, but he could feel across his body that his sleep had not been long. Two hours, maybe three. The half-refreshed half-bulldozed tired that plagued anyone who suffered from insomnia, regardless of rhyme or reason. Running his fingers through his hair, Romano felt the strands glued together from sweat, further sliding into each other from the half-wet substance over his skin. Caught up in his fury and sadness, Romano failed to r
RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Two by VideoDreams, literature
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RomanoxSick!Reader Jolene: Part Two
Your beauty is beyond compare
With flaming locks of auburn hair
With ivory skin and eyes of emerald green
Romano kept his worsening chorea attacks secret for weeks. No one—not even Feliciano or Antonio—knew how much Romano was struggling to keep his limbs fully in control. Amphetamines may have reduced the number of chorea attacks he had overall, but such did not stop them from coming under times of significant stress. Had Romano been without medication, the rate at which he was having attacks while stressed would be his norm, and stress would trigger so many that he would not be able to drive. Fingers would twitch, limbs would f