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In the car on the way to a party Svetlana asks if he’s seeing anyone, casually, almost uninterested. He claims he’s not, that there’s nothing serious. Then she asks “Not even Jane?” He whips his head up to look at her, and his face says, incredulously, “Dumb question. Why would you ask me that?”, but it also says, panicked, “How do you know? What do you know? Why do you want to know?”
Oh.
Oh Ilya.
Or, Svetlana figures it out, because of course she does.
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16 Feb 2026
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you’re gonna go far by ConYamArtist (TinCanTelephone), youareiron_andyouarestrong
Fandom Lockwood & Co. (TV), Lockwood & Co. - Jonathan Stroud
30 Jan 2025
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10 Feb 2026
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mosaic broken hearts (are held together with scotch tape and white glue) by OceanSpray5
Fandoms: Lockwood & Co. (TV), Lockwood & Co. - Jonathan Stroud
23 Mar 2023
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Jessica Lockwood really should have considered the consequences of leaving her little brother, one Anthony J. Lockwood, all alone for a week right before he was planning something. It wasn’t the first time of course and neither was it the last that she’d been gone for work but it was the first time since she had moved out and since he’d started his agency. The last thing she expected, at the very least, after a week away from London was to come downstairs for a nice cup of tea, only to see a completely unknown girl in a blue sweater sitting at her table already nursing a cup of her own. Her sleep rumpled condition betrayed that she’d clearly spent the night.
Jessica blinked once. Then twice.
"Um... Who are you?"
or, twenty-three year old Jessica Lockwood comes home from a business trip only to find one Lucy Carlyle sitting at the table of 35 Portland Row, familiar in the space as if it was her own home. Naturally, she has a lot of questions for her little brother... and a lot of observations about his relationship with his newest 'associate' as well.
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09 Feb 2026
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the first week of lockwood's recovery from being shot is nightmarish. that is not a metaphor.
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- Part 1 of when we find ourselves in wreckage
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08 Feb 2026
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Ilya recalls his mother in fragments: her voice, gentle in his ear; her curls, warming his cheeks as she wrapped him in an embrace; the way her eyes crinkled, as she brushed his hair back and said, “You are getting so tall now, Ilyusha. What am I going to do about my very tall bear?”
Ilya Rozanov has never belonged to anyone but himself. An Ilya character study, tracing canon events.
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08 Feb 2026