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Summary: A miserable Mike and a hopeful Charlie form a correspondence and friendship that changes their lives forever.

When Mike hears that Charlie Bucket won Willy Wonka’s contest, he wants to punch the reporter on his computer screen ( Read more... )

Summary: Lightning thinks that Chick is only using him, but Chick will prove him wrong.

“Hey, buddy! What’re you ( Read more... )

Summary: Two years later, Doc apologizes to Lightning.

For the first time in many, many years, Doc was happy. He had a comfortable roof over his head, he had a successful job with many patients, he had friends who he trusted and who trusted him in return, he was far from penniless, he felt good about himself, and most importantly, he had found a ( Read more... )

Summary: It's just sex, Chick told him when this all began. Or is it?
Warning: NC-17

The morning of the race, Strip received a hastily-folded note with his breakfast.

Palm Mile Hotel. Seven-thirty sharp. I’m looking forward to kicking some King ass today.The words were scribbled in a barely legible scrawl that he would recognize anywhere. Strip ( Read more... )

Summary: Lightning wants nothing more than to give Doc a night he’ll never forget, but he is clueless about how to go about doing it. Set before the opening of the Hudson Hornet Museum in Radiator Springs.

“Hey, Mater ( Read more... )

Summary: Can the ends really justify the means? For in favor of victory, in favor of winning, in favor of his pride, Chick has lost the one car who would have given him everything. This is the story behind the King's wreck.

“Chick, we need t’talk ( Read more... )

Summary: Sheriff tries to warn Doc about the danger of his attraction to Lightning, but Doc is already in too deep. Set during the movie.

“You’re just going to end up hurting yourself,” he tells Doc for what feels like the hundredth time. Doc nods, but he has a faraway look on his face. Sheriff sighs ( Read more... )

Summary: Daisuke likes Wallace's eyes. He likes them a lot.

Three minutes after meeting Wallace, Daisuke decided that his eyes were too blue. Staring into them as the two boys made conversation as stowaways in a rundown truck, he wondered if they were false. No real eyes would even dare to dream of being that blue ( Read more... )

The last of them gone (for the moment, at least), Kaiba exhales deeply and cracks his knuckles. They pop loudly.

"Kaiba, I--"

Kaiba turns to see Jounouchi getting up from the floor where he had been knocked down. He looks worn out but resilient, blood not his own splattered all over his shirt. It's just like him to fight until the death, Kaiba ( Read more... )