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Title: Hope on Holland Avenue ~ Chapter Seven
Author: Sel selene_vidae

Pairing: eventual Viggo/Orlando
Summary: We find hope in the most unlikely of places. Orlando has just lost his job at a prestigious hospital and he's forced to work at a convalescent home - where he happens to meet a patient called Viggo.
Rating: PG13.

Disclaimer: Viggo and Orlando do not belong to me. They belong to themselves, but what would happen if I did own them... *chuckles evilly*
Feedback: Help a fellow author out and pretty please comment on this fic...
A/N: This is the last typed chappie that I have but I'm hoping that going to the mountains will inspire my muses some... *crosses fingers*

Dedication: For punk_pony. PSST.

Previously: Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three, Chapter Four, Chapter Five, Chapter Six


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We find hope in the most unlikely of places.

Diplomacy (OB/VM) Chapter Nineteen

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Title:Diplomacy: Negotiations Resumed Chapter Nineteen
Author: nurseowens
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: OB/VM
Feedback: is always appreciated
Warnings: Angst, AU
Disclaimer: Although something tells me this might interest him, Viggo is not an interpreter at the United Nations and Orlando doesn't work in the PR department. In other words, it's not true!
Beta: the amazing silvan_lady who went beyond the call of duty for me as a beta.
Summary: Orlando walked out on Viggo in Brussels after Viggo's wife made it clear Orlando was going to make Viggo's life a living hell. We now move the action to New York City, about two and a half years later.

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Chapter Nineteen

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Title: Suffocation
Author: blurblely
Rating: G
Pairing: OB/VM
Feedback: always appreciated
Warnings: Angst, made up words
Disclaimer: All of it's untrue.
Beta: none, therefore the aforementioned made up words
Summary: breaking up
Author's note: I was bored, so I wrote my own. Remarkability is not a real word, according to dictionary.com. But I say it is, therefore I use it. It just sounded better than "remarkable qualities" or "noteworthiness."

( He wonders, not for the first time, why he can’t hold onto something and have it be the same tomorrow as it was yesterday. )