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Shining in the Silence by angeljoolie
Fandoms: Hannibal Lecter Tetralogy - Thomas Harris, The X-Files
17 Mar 2025
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We imagine what Scully’s first day at the FBI Academy was like, and we think about how Clarice became one of the Academy’s greatest agents. But now, imagine if they were in the same place, at the right time...?
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Scooby Doo Files: Where Are You Aliens? by angeljoolie
Fandoms: The X-Files, Scooby Doo - All Media Types
17 Feb 2025
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- Part 1 of Scooby Doo Files: Where Are You Aliens?
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Scooby Doo Files: Where Are You Aliens? by angeljoolie
Fandom Scooby Doo - All Media Types, The X-Files
17 Feb 2025
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When Mulder and Scully think they've seen it all, they are caught off guard by an unexpected and inexplicable shift in universes, redirecting them to none other than the world of Scooby-Doo. But what our favorite gang doesn't expect is that even their own universe is at risk from an unidentified creature...
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Dana was studying to become a doctor in Baltimore when it happened. As small as a poppy seed.
Her entire world shifted. Her mother had found it shameful, her father, unforgivable. Daniel had found it impossible. Mulder found it… fascinating.'His heart ached for her, and the terrible things that must have led her to even consider this arrangement.
He had to say something, he had to give her a chance to turn around and make a better decision.‘Is this what you want, Dana?’ He asked abruptly, stepping further into her personal space than he had before.
She felt her entire world still, and a raw pain shot through her. Not one person in her life had cared to ask her that yet.
‘It is what must be done.’ She said simply, and the air stung around her words.
He nodded, his eyes dropping from hers to somewhere over her shoulder. He didn’t move away, and Dana felt a scorching heat envelop her body in his presence. She thought it must be fear, or perhaps just a symptom of her situation.
It suffocated her, the dry heat, the deep, woodsy smell of him, the insanity of his questioning. It was all too much.'