Dragon AU
If you asked Rowan Rangecroft, what the biggest issue in his life was a month ago, he’d tell you his plant hoard was looking a bit droopy, and he wished he could gather the courage to tell his dragon dad that maaaybe his master plan for his future wasn’t exactly what he wanted.
If you asked Rowan Rangecroft that same question today, he’d tell you it was a silver-haired beanpole of a person who tied himself to a tree on Rowan’s family business’s property and then BIT HIM when he tried to get him to leave.
Oh, and did he mention that this menace was a dragon but hadn’t realised that fact yet?
Milo is an enigma. He talks too much, he feels too much, and he hides too much. Rowan likes none of it. Except for when he absolutely does.
Additional tags: They’re dragons your honor, Biting as a meet cute, Tetanus shots, anyone? Found family vibes, of the geriatric variety, But also dragon family vibes, Ethel has knitting needles and no patience, Andrew has no last name, we couldn’t be bothered, THEY’RE MATES, MAYBE??, grumpy x annoyance, Milo has 3 jobs 5 cans of energy drink and a gallon of coffee, no he doesn’t have a problem, Milo is a Stanley cup girly-pop, but it’s straight espresso, he still doesn’t have a problem, Rowan is the dragon sensei against his will, Rowan is a fail dragon, Rowan will lose his cool fifteen times a day, please send help.
Dragon AU is a MM fanfiction style novel, based on the Canon short story written by AM Rose for the multi author series Because Canon Sucks. In Canon, Milo and Rowan miss out on their happy ever after, so this series strives to give them one in every other universe.
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