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dev's been vibe checked, hard
every new year i try and leave the old stresses behind and this year is no different
but january has not been kind to me, i'm currently in a hotel with my family while our house gets repairs done caused by damages from the santa ana winds. and last night my truck got broken into and integral parts for it to run were taken. it's a lot to deal with on top of managing health stuff and it's a lot to ask for help. y'all showed up for me last year and i will forever be grateful. it was truly heartwarming to be taken care of and helped out like that
i was hoping to reach out and ask for help once again, i'm trying my best but life is just trying to burst my little bubble this month
please consider helping me out
there is absolutely no pressure, i love y'all and don't necessarily want to bring this type of energy here since i know everyone has their own stuff to deal with on the daily. i'm very fortunate to not be affected the same way some of my friends and so many others have been by the fires on the other side of the county. i just want to work at my bakery and share silly little stories with y'all in my free time. hopefully that can be easier moving forward
hope the day is good to you, x. o dev
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No thanks.
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well 🧍♀️ as a reminder this blog is NOT a safe space for trump supporters but it IS a safe place for women, queers, trans ppl, people of color, undocumented people, and any marginalized group.
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I was going to manage avoiding the news today by catching up on replying comments but instead (sorry I love you all) I managed it by finishing my (late) fic for @wannab-urs’ Dom that Middle Aged Man fic event so… get ready.
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It’s here it’s here!!! Everyone go read!!! 🚌🏃🏻♀️
The Morning Commute: one
pairing: javi p x reader
rating: 18+ (mdni)
word count: 3k
chapter summary: javi and steve make a discovery about the medellín cartel. you have a bumpy start to your week at the dea.
chapter warnings: canon-typical threat and violence, character death, gunshot injury, references to dialogue from the 1994 movie speed (which i don't claim to own!), pov switching, reader has a surname for the purposes of the story (it's the surname of sandra bullock's character in speed, which is Porter), no use of y/n.
a/n: ahh, it's here! thank you for all of the interest in this series already, i can't quite believe it! thank you to @burntheedges for beta reading in the middle of a move!
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dividers by @thecutestgrotto
“Alright,” Steve’s drawl reached Javi’s ear from the passenger seat. They had been sitting in the same place for what felt like days, eyes never leaving the building across the street. Javi and Steve had smoked close to a pack of cigarettes between them just for something to do. Javi had been itching to go into the building, where they were certain some of Escobar’s sicarios were building bombs, but without backup he knew it was a suicide mission. He drummed his fingers against his thigh as he shuffled in his seat, smelling the coffee that stained his shirt from this morning, and grunting in response to Steve as he tilted his head slightly in his partner's direction. His eyes never left the building.
“Pop quiz,” Steve continued. Sometimes his partner would go through some academy training hypotheticals to pass the time during stakeouts. Mostly, Javi endured it with an eye roll, bemused at the thought of being quizzed by his partner who was the same age as him, and who had been DEA for less time than him, but he did secretly enjoy making Steve question his sanity when he answered in the most outlandish way he could.
“You’re at an airport, a gunman has a hostage in the lounge. Big crowd.” As Steve was speaking, Javi’s eyes narrowed in on the windows of the building they had been watching. Some shadows had moved behind the netted curtains. “He’s using her for cover, almost to the plane. You’re a hundred feet away. What do you do?”
Javi was barely listening, leaning forward in his seat. There had been more movement behind the curtains as someone shifted them to open the window. The breeze from the open window now let the curtains flutter freely and allowed Javi and Steve to occasionally see past into the room. He couldn’t be sure, but it looked like there were some girls in there. Maybe even kids.
Steve hadn’t noticed yet. His head had tipped back against the headrest.
“C’mon, Jav, what would you do?”
“Shoot the hostage,” Javi mumbled, reaching blindly for the binoculars, wrenching them to his face when he finally grasped them.
“What?!” Steve asked, incredulously. “What do you mean ‘shoot the-’?”
“Take her out of the equation,” Javi shrugged, just waiting for the curtains to shift again to get a clear visual. His fingers were twitching towards the satellite phone as he explained. “If you go for a flesh wound, she’s down. He can’t use her as leverage anymore, and you’ve got a clear shot at him.”
“You’re insa-”
“Murphy.” Javi spoke sharply, reaching an arm out to stop him from talking. The curtains had blown to the side and caught in the frame, giving them a clear view of the girl being slapped across the face and forced to the ground after trying to stop one of Escobar’s men fitting a bomb vest over a boy who couldn’t have been older than fifteen. Javi thrust the binoculars into Steve’s hand and grabbed his radio, asking for immediate back up from the nearby Search Bloc units. He then reached for the phone, dialling for Carrillo.
“Javi,” Steve spoke beside him, pulling on his partner's arm and forcing him to turn. “Wait.”
In years to come, when he delivers lectures to young officers in police academies, or new DEA recruits, he would look back on this moment and, although he would never advocate for anyone to break protocol this way, he would feel not an ounce of regret for doing so himself.
“I can’t,” he muttered, wrenching the car door open and running across the street, removing his gun from his kevlar vest as he went. Even as he neared the building, and drowned out Steve’s warnings, he knew this was stupid. He had seen the bomb vest on the kid, had witnessed the devastation of the last few weeks when thousands of people had been injured or killed by the cartel’s relentless war. Already they had put bombs in two parked cars to try and get to government officials, and the week before had exploded a train carriage, killing or injuring every single person on board. The cartel was getting messier, more determined, and the more desperate they got, the more lives were going to be ruined. He knew all of this but acted anyway. Distantly he thought that Messina would kick his ass for this.
“Carrillo, it's bomb vests,” he panted down the line, “están usando chalecos bombas en niños [they’re using bomb vests on kids].”
Carrillo swore loudly. He was demented; had been destroyed by every death that had happened, taking every one as a personal defeat. Carrillo’s determination to stop this war was bleeding through to the rest of his team and to the DEA Agents he worked so closely with. Javi quickly told him where they were and hung up, leaning against the wall next to the open window where he could hear a woman screaming, crying, pleading for the boy's life.
He flinched, suddenly, when a gunshot rang through the air followed by a wet sound. Glancing through the window, he saw the same woman lying on the floor, half of her brain matter on the carpet under her head. His heart squeezed painfully in his chest and his head hung down in defeat. Another one he would have to add to his mental tally.
Steve came into his field of vision then, from the opposite side of the window, next to the door. He was frowning, having heard the gunshot but not having seen what had happened. Before either of them had a chance to do anything, the front door was pried open, one of the girls hysterically trying to break free. Steve grabbed her, intending to pull her out and put himself between her and the house, but as he did, the sicario appeared. They had seconds to react; Steve dropped her arm and raised his gun at the same time Javi did, but both were too slow.
In the blink of an eye, there was a bullet in the back of her skull and a strong arm around Steve’s neck.
“Suéltela.” Javi heard the gravelly voice of the sicario and narrowed his eyes on him as he stepped even closer to Steve and into the line of sight of the scumbag. “¡Suéltela! Drop it, gringo!” He shouted this time, forcing his gun into Steve’s throat. Steve was clutching at the man’s arm, trying to claw it away from his neck.
“Do it,” Javi murmured, aiming at the sicario but not taking his eyes off of Steve. His heart was racing and, oddly, his thoughts strayed to Connie. He refused to add Steve’s name to his mental tally, if not for his sake then for hers. Steve’s gun clattered to the concrete at his feet and he became still as the sicario rounded on Javi.
“Let him go,” Javi now spoke directly to the man, who grinned widely at him. Unsettling. “¡Déjelo ir, pendejo [Let him go, asshole]!” Instead, the gun dug deeper into Steve’s neck and Javi’s mouth twitched as he hissed and shook his head. Uh-uh.
“Shoot the hostage,” Steve muttered as his eyes met Javi’s, and Javi’s brow twitched. Sharing a look with Steve, Javi hesitated. Surely not. He knew Search Bloc would be close; it had already been several minutes since he radioed them, so they should be on scene in seconds now. He searched Steve’s eyes and found no hesitation there. He was serious.
Shoot the hostage.
Javi steeled himself, took quick aim at his partner’s thigh, and fired. Steve cried out and collapsed towards the ground, shocking the sicario enough to drop his hold on him completely. As soon as his partner was clear, Javi took aim once more and pumped three bullets into the sicarios chest.
Just then, Carrillo appeared behind him and took over with Search Bloc. Javi quickly relayed what he knew before making his way to Steve, who had pulled himself to lean back against the wall and was breathing heavily.
“You fucker,” he hissed through the pain as Javi crouched down. Smirking, he leaned forward to put pressure on the bulletwound, shrugging with a grin that didn’t quite reach his eyes.
“Call your wife, Murphy.”
*
You glanced around the room you were in. It was grand, and filled with lots of young recruits. Your eyes were drawn to their faces.
They were nervous.
You were, too. You hadn’t exactly had the best start to your new job at the DEA last week.
On your first day you walked in, bright eyed, ready to meet your colleagues and get stuck into the work here, when you tripped, spilling your coffee over you and one of your new partners. Agent Javier Peña had been running out the door with two men, who you later came to know as your other partner, Agent Steve Murphy, and head of the Search Bloc, Horacio Carrillo. Peña had spat out a curse word and didn’t even break stride as he fastened a kevlar vest over the coffee stained shirt to Carrillo’s cries of ¡vamos!
Since then, you had been left in the lurch. You managed to piece together most of what had happened, and your boss, Messina, had briefed you on what she knew while also trying to give you the low-down on your new partners.
When Peña returned, you had tried to introduce yourself, hopeful of getting to know him, but he had been dour faced and moody every day since your first. He either spent his time ignoring you (and everybody else) completely, only grunting one or two word answers when necessary, or shouting about the latest bombings when there was mention of it on the radio in the office. Murphy hadn’t returned to work due to an injury received that day, so you were no further forward with building relationships a week on.
To make matters worse, you were late to the ceremony your boss had specifically requested you to be at, because you had been fined on the way there for driving without your license on your person. You had lost it in the move to Bogotá, and the CNP weren’t taking any shit, which was quite right considering all of the bombings they had been dealing with in recent weeks. They had refused to accept your explanation of waiting for your license to be expedited from the US, fined you on the spot, impounded your car and banned you from driving until you could produce your license for them.
You had huffed and puffed all the way to the ceremony and arrived thirty minutes after it started. Slipping quietly inside, you stood along the back wall and spent the time stifling scoffs at the out-of-touch speeches that were being given. The ceremony would be in two parts; first, welcoming new recruits. Members of the CNP and DEA were dropping like flies, being injured, killed, or resigning, too scared to carry on in their positions. This was what was going on at the moment, and as you listened to talks of hope and pride, you couldn’t help but feel that some of the words spoken were not true in the current circumstances. Some of the youngsters looked terrified - you surmised that these were likely the ones whose graduations had been pushed forward by months in order for them to be joining the CNP and Search Bloc. The second part of the afternoon was for recognising the heroics of certain individuals over the last few horrific weeks. Again, the choice here - in the middle of a war where most of your side were dying and felt like they were losing badly - felt like an odd one at best. With the acknowledgement that their next few months would not be easy, and despite all of the support they were claiming to offer, the energy in the room felt negatively charged.
It made you nervous.
You shook your head back into focus at the round of applause. Messina had told you to use this event as a chance to mingle. As the newest DEA agent joining Peña and Murphy, you would be working closely with a lot of people in this room. As the new recruits were taking their seats and the stage being set up for the second part of the proceedings, a few agents, officers and guests stepped outside for a break, so you did too, breathing in deeply when you got outside. The room had felt so stuffy and you were glad to be outside despite the heat of the day also feeling stifling. You reached for your cigarettes and almost laughed when you came up empty - you had left them in your car.
You could scream.
Just as you were about to admit defeat and head back inside, your eyes fell on them. Your partners. Both of them. Murphy was sporting a crutch, and Peña was lighting the cigarettes hanging from their mouths. You felt a thrill of nerves race up your spine; your first week with the DEA hadn’t exactly been smooth sailing, between Agent Peña being in such a mood, Colonel Carrillo storming in and out of Messina’s office (with or without Peña), and not even having a chance to speak to Agent Murphy.
But there was no time like the present.
“Hey,” you spoke quietly as you stepped up beside them, noting that Javi’s face, for once, didn’t have a scowl on it. “Sorry,” you addressed Murphy, “I don’t think we’ve properly met yet.”
“Oh, hey,” he spoke, shifting to be steadier on his feet before shaking your hand as you introduced yourself. “I was just asking Jav if you’d be here.” You glanced in Javier’s direction to find him pinching his brows at Steve before he glanced over your shoulder and straightened up. Steve noticed and glanced in that direction too.
“Oh, this is my wife, Connie,” Steve continued as a blonde walked up and stood beside him, wrapping an arm gently around his back. “Connie, this is Agent Porter, the most recent DEA transfer.”
“Oh hey, Steve said they’d have a new start. Thank God, you seem like maybe you can keep them in check,” Connie smiled gently at you and you returned it, telling her your first name. You could tell you would like her.
“I’ll certainly try. It’s nice to meet you,” you replied before turning back to Steve. “I’m surprised to see you; I thought you wouldn’t be back to work for a while.”
“Yeah,” he smirked, “I won’t be back for another week or so, but I’m one of the lucky ones getting an award.” He rolled his eyes and you appreciated the sarcastic tone lacing his voice. It was good to know you weren’t the only one feeling like a ceremony like this was completely unnecessary at the moment.
“Well it’s the least they could do for you,” she started and her husband groaned.
“Con, for the millionth time-”
“No I know,” she sighed, “I know, I’m sorry. I was just so worried. I’m sorry, Javier.”
“You’re fine.” It was Javi’s turn to sigh, as he pinched the bridge of his nose between his fingers, finished his cigarette and immediately plucked another from the pack. You watched, as if mesmerised, as he placed the unlit cigarette between his lips and fished in his pocket for a lighter. You were trying to figure out what Connie could be apologising to Javier for when he noticed your stare.
“You want one?” Without waiting for your response he picked out another from the carton and turned it to you in silent offering. You leaned forward and let your own lips close around the filter before he lit it for you, all the while maintaining eye contact. You felt yourself flush warmer.
“I’m gonna go back inside,” Connie handed the rest of her cigarette to Steve, who had finished his own, and reached up to give her husband a kiss. You averted your gaze and noticed Javi do the same. “I’ll need to get a good view. Love you, baby.”
“See you in there,” Steve called after her.
“So, why are you here?” Javi asked you and you frowned as you tried to work out his tone. Was he residually annoyed at whatever that was with Connie? Was he also frustrated at the whole ceremony and, like you and Steve, desperate to be anywhere but here? Was he back to his usual moody self? Or was he just trying to figure you out?
“Well, Messina told me to come,” you responded. “Said it would be good to show face and get to know some folk. Mingle.” You paused as you took a long draw from your cigarette. “Support my fellow agents, although I didn’t know what for until just now. She must’ve assumed you’d have told me,” you glanced at Javi, willing to bet money that Messina had made that assumption. “But now I know you’re getting an award, I guess that’s what she meant.”
“It’s not just me,” Steve grinned, “which is probably why he didn’t tell you.” He nodded at Javi as he put out his cigarette and now his whole demeanor made sense. He didn’t seem the type to flounce medals and awards around, and was likely extremely uncomfortable with the whole thing. “Although seriously, Javi, I can’t believe they’re giving you a medal for shootin’ me, you fuckin’ asshole.”
Your eyes widened as you turned sharply to face Javi, who was finishing his cigarette in a long breath. “Murphy,” he replied in a drawl, a small smirk on his face as he turned to head back inside, clapping Steve on the shoulder, “you told me to.”
Your jaw dropped and you whipped back to see Steve laughing loudly as he also turned to head back inside, leaving you in a rush to catch up with him. “I have to say,” you began, watching as Javier disappeared behind the door ahead of you as you hung back to keep pace with Steve, “I hope neither of you make a habit of shooting each other.”
“C’mon,” he chuckled, “if you grab the door, I’ll tell you all about it.”
a/n: thank you so much for reading! 💕 i hope you enjoyed it. the action really kicks off in the next part and then pretty much does not stop 😂 i’d love to know what your thoughts are!
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Pas de Deux Chapter 14
Din Djarin x f!reader | 4.1k | fic masterlist | main masterlist | ao3
chapter summary: the Gala is over! The night after has arrived.
a/n: I promised myself that I would catch up on replying to all of your amazing comments over the past few weeks before posting this last chapter, but I didn't quite do it. I will respond to each and every one -- they have been so amazing and really made me smile during the hectic start to this year and moving. We're all moved in with just unpacking left, and I can't wait to catch up and let you all know how much I loved reading them. I hope you enjoy this final chapter of this story. Thank you all for reading. and thank you @katareyoudrilling as always for being the best.
chapter tags/warnings: fluff, flirting, touching, pet names (sweetheart), hand-holding, intense feelings, kissing, smut - kissing, grinding, holding up against a wall, manhandling, fingering, p-in-v sex (unprotected but in my mind she's on birth control), cuddling
Chapter 14
For a while after the curtains closed there was just absolute chaos on stage.
Everyone was shouting and hugging, and you lost track of the congratulations you gave and received as you were pulled from person to person. Your fellow dancers jostled you and clapped you both on the back and shoulders, and you noticed Din was grinning a bit shyly at being included in the camaraderie.
Through all of it, he never let go of your hand.
Kuiil pushed through the crowd to find you and Din and pull you both into a hug.
“You were marvelous!” he said, shouting to be heard over the crowd. “Better than I even imagined. It was art. Simply marvelous.” He went on like that for a few minutes before hugging you once more and walking off to find Karga, smiling. You caught Din’s eye and laughed.
Somehow, in that moment, you found yourselves alone in a sort of bubble, with people moving around you but leaving you alone. Din looked at you, and you felt time slow around you as he smiled, slow and intent.
He leaned forward, and when he spoke his voice made you shiver. “Let’s find Karga, and then Grogu. And then I think we have somewhere to be.”
You nodded and let him lead you towards the front of the stage where Karga was waiting. He saw you coming and flung his arms out to welcome you. “Oh there you are! Well done, both of you. He grinned, looking so pleased you thought he might burst. “Din, I knew you could do it.” He patted him on the shoulder, and Din laughed. “You had it in you, I could see it. And you were better than I could have dreamed!” He turned to you and continued, “and you! Truly, you were amazing.” He shook his head, at a loss for words. “I was in the audience, and I could feel the reaction. You blew them away.” He clasped his hands together and nodded again. “Now, go celebrate! You deserve it.”
And so you were dismissed, and without pausing, Din led you through the crowd and towards the side of the stage. “Grogu and Peli are going to meet us back here, just for a minute – it’s past his bedtime, but I want to say goodnight.”
You laughed, and smiled when you rounded a corner and found Grogu and a woman you didn’t know walking down the hall backstage.
“There he is!” she said to Grogu, who smiled and took off running towards his dad.
“Hey, kid,” Din said, smiling widely. He knelt down and let Grogu run into his arms. “Did you like it?”
You could see Grogu nodding against his dad’s chest, but you couldn’t hear his response. You looked up to find Peli looking at you, and you introduced yourself.
“Oh I’ve heard alllllll about you,” she said, and you raised your eyebrows. “Oh yes, Mr. Strong and Silent Type over there does talk, and when he does, it’s mostly been about you, lately.”
Din chose that moment to stand up and interrupt, and you smirked at him.
“Ok, thanks Peli,” he said quickly, and you laughed.
“What have you been saying about me?” you teased, and he sighed.
Peli grinned at you. “I’ll tell you all about it later.”
You felt a small hand tug on yours and looked down to find Grogu looking up at you. You knelt down next to him. “Hey Grogu,” you said, smiling. “Did you like the show?”
He nodded. “You were pretty again.”
You grinned at him. “Thank you. What about your dad?”
Grogu smiled and nodded. “He was pretty, too.”
“I agree,” you said, and poked Din’s leg. You were distracted when Grogu suddenly flung his arms around you in a hug. You gingerly hugged him back before he backed up just as quickly and hugged his dad’s leg.
You looked up at Din, stunned. He had the softest look you’d ever seen in his eyes.
“Ok, time to go home with Peli, bud,” he said to Grogu, bending down to lift the kid in a big hug. “I’ll see you in the morning, ok? Be good and sleep well.”
You turned to Peli as they said goodnight. “Nice to meet you, Peli.” You leaned in. “I do want to hear all about what he’s been saying, later.”
She nodded and winked. “Nice to meet’cha.” She reached for Grogu’s hand when Din put him down. “C’mon, kid! We got places to be.”
Grogu waved back at you as she led him down the hall, and you both called goodnight before he disappeared around the corner.
“He’s so cute, Din,” you said, and looked over to find him looking down the hall after his son. “You ok?”
He turned towards you and smiled. “Never better, sweetheart. Let’s get out of here.” He grabbed your hand and started walking towards the dressing rooms. You ducked into your usual one as you passed and promised to meet him at his after you took off your costume.
You were almost done when Adrian came running in after you and found you throwing on your sweats. “Excuse me, best friend calling, were you just going to sneak off without letting me freak out at how amazing that was??”
You grinned at him as you threw things in your bag. “You were, too. I saw most of it. You nailed it.”
He waived away your praise, nodding. “I know. But shit, the two of you made freaking magic out there.”
“Adrian, it felt…” you sighed and tossed your bag over your shoulder. “I’ve never felt like that on stage before.”
He grinned and grabbed your shoulders, shaking you a little. “They’re going to put you together again, so much. That was… That’s the kind of thing most of us only dream of getting to do on stage, you know.”
You nodded, throat suddenly tight. You knew exactly what he meant.
“Ok, go find your man.” He pulled you in for a crushing hug. “And you better fucking call me tomorrow!”
He let you go, laughing, and you waved as you moved into the hall.
You were grinning as you turned the corner, heading for Din’s dressing room. Just as you reached it, he stepped out into the hall in sweats with his bag over his shoulder and his costume on its hanger.
“Let me put this up,” he said, “and we can go.”
You nodded and trailed behind him as he found the nearest costume rack. He hung up his shorts, and then turned to you and held out his hand. You slid your hand into his and smiled.
Without a word he led you to the stage door and poked his head out. He looked both ways and, finding the road deserted, tugged you out after him. “We can go around the back, my apartment is just around the corner.” You fell into step and suddenly, you found you didn’t know what to say.
The tension that had been building between you for weeks suddenly returned, full force, as you walked away from the theater. With nothing left between you, no performance standing in the way, all that was left was you and Din.
Only a few moments later, he turned off the sidewalk and into an apartment building you had passed a million times and never been inside. He nodded at the guard in the lobby before leading you to the elevator. As you waited, you searched for something to say, wondering if he was waiting for you to speak first.
Then the elevator arrived, and you let him lead you inside. You opened your mouth, ready to say something, anything, but the second the doors closed, Din dropped his bag and backed you against the wall. And then his mouth was on yours.
Your kisses in the studio and then backstage had been amazing. But this one was on an entirely different level.
Din crowded you into the wall and claimed your mouth. His hand came up to cup your cheek and he used his grip to tilt your face just where he wanted it. He pressed on your chin with his thumb to open your mouth and you lost track of everything except his mouth on yours.
Until he pulled back suddenly and you realized the elevator doors had opened.
“Shit,” he said, and took a deep breath. He had to dart to the side to keep the doors from closing. You grabbed his bag and handed it to him. “C’mere, beautiful.” He tugged you after him and you exited the elevator into a hall with only four doors. He pulled you towards the one on the far left, dropping your hand only to unlock the door. He ushered you inside with a warm hand at your lower back.
You barely got a glimpse of the inside of his apartment before Din was pressing you up against the back of his door. He didn’t immediately kiss you, this time. He leaned forward, forearm by your head and pressed a line of kisses down your neck. “Do you know,” he said, between kisses, “how fucking beautiful you were on stage tonight? I wanted to be in two places at once, dancing with you and watching you. You took my breath away.” Your breath hitched as he worried a mark at the base of your neck.
“Din–” you sighed, and he lifted his head to meet your eyes.
“It’s been torture, waiting for this. I was going to offer to feed you, you know.” You nodded. It really had been. “But I don’t want to wait anymore. I want you, sweetheart. What do you want?”
You took a deep breath and grasped at his shirt. “I want you, Din. But–” he froze, and you shook your head. “Not just once.”
He smiled, and you felt his body relax into you again. “No, not just once.” He kissed you, softly, pressing his smile against your mouth until you smiled, too. “I want to take you out. I want you to spend time with me and Grogu.” He kissed you. “I want to dance with you again.”
Your heart was racing as you nodded. “Me too, Din. All of that.”
“Good,” he murmured against your lips, and then he was kissing you again.
Without noticing it happen, you found yourself pressed back against the door with your legs wrapped around Din’s hips. His hands were holding you up with a firm grip on your ass. “This feels familiar,” you teased, and he nipped at your neck.
“You feel so good, sweetheart,” Din said, voice deep and warm. “Been thinking about this for weeks. All I wanted that day in rehearsal was to keep going, just like this.”
“When–” you said, but cut yourself off with a small gasp when you felt his teeth press against your collarbone. “Since when?”
“Since I first saw you,” he said, “in class.”
You blinked, surprised. “What, then? The first day?”
He smiled against your neck. “Yes, then. Remember when you bumped into me, in the hall? I didn’t want to let go. I was…” he hummed and pressed gentle kisses along your neck that made your breath catch in your throat. “But also since you looked at me, in that rehearsal room, and saw me.”
You knew he meant the day of your first real conversation, not the day you’d run into him in the hall. “Me too,” you breathed. “But then I really knew that day you got that grand jete pass from the second…” you caught his mouth in another kiss, and broke off before continuing, “and after you got it, you smiled at me. And it took my breath away.”
He chuckled. “That wasn’t the first time I smiled at you.”
You shook your head. “No, I know. But you were so happy that day. I saw you smile at Grogu one day, too, back in the fall, and it was like that. You were just… happy.”
Din leaned back and smiled at you again, and it was just like those other smiles. You let your gaze dance over his face, taking in his features again. He was so handsome. “That day you met Grogu for the first time, I wanted to grab your hand and take you with us. He liked you immediately. It was so…”
You let your head fall back against the door and smiled at the memory. “I couldn’t tell what you were thinking. You put your mask back on and I never know what you’re thinking when you do that.”
He laughed, looking taken aback. “My mask?”
You rolled your eyes. “You know, that face that you do when you don’t want to show any emotions. The one you had on for your first few months here.”
He nodded, amused. “I’ve never thought of it as a mask before.”
You shrugged and threaded your fingers through his hair. “It’s how I thought of it. Because then I started to get glimpses of you behind it. So it was surprising when it came back.”
He leaned into the way you were massaging his scalp, and hummed. “I was probably trying to hide how much seeing you with Grogu made me want to fall to my knees at your feet.”
Laughing, you pulled him back in for another kiss. You both got swept up in it for a few minutes, and he pressed you tighter against the door. “At my feet, huh?” He nodded into your neck. “Din,” you murmured, and he hummed in response. “Take me to bed.”
You squealed when he gripped you under your ass again and lifted you to walk down the hall, and then you yelped when he tossed you onto the bed. He started to follow but you stopped his advance with a foot planted on his chest and he grinned. “Clothes off, Djarin.”
Din leaned back and stood. “Only if you do the same.”
You both began to strip off your clothes and somehow even though you’d been basically naked together just hours before, this felt different.
He watched as you pulled off your shirt, and then followed your hands as you pulled down your pants. You nudged him with your toe to get him moving and he laughed as he stripped off his own shirt.
And then you realized he was still covered in paint. “Din–”
He waved his hand. “We’ll change the sheets.”
You laughed and shrugged. “It’s your bed.”
As he pulled off his pants, he replied, “and you look perfect in it. And I liked the way my marks looked on you, before.” You didn’t get a chance to look before he was crawling over you on the bed. He lowered his body to yours and kissed you again, and you wrapped a leg around his, pulling him closer.
You felt his cock press against your thigh and moaned. He was devastatingly hard.
“It was so hard not to touch you in that costume,” he said, shifting his weight to lean on one arm. His right hand slipped over your chest and down your side, and you realized he was tracing the patterns of the swirls from your costume. “I could see all of you, and none of you. I wanted to slide my hand from your hip, just around to the front and down…” he trailed off.
“What about those shorts?” you said, breathless as his hand started to travel lower. “God, Din, your legs.”
He smiled against your mouth. “My legs?”
You nodded, unrepentant, and then sighed and arched your back as his fingertips brushed lightly over your thigh. “So strong,” you said, mind spinning away from you. “All of you… beautiful.”
“Hmm,” he hummed against your mouth as his fingers teased at your slit. “I like the way you look at me, in the shorts.” And then he ran his fingers lightly through your wetness, and groaned. “Sweetheart,” he murmured. “You’re soaked.”
You nodded and tangled your fingers in his hair. “Your fault,” you accused, and he laughed.
“Good.” And then his fingers found your clit, and you gasped. He pulled up slightly and you realized he was watching it play out across your face. “Show me. I want to see how it feels.”
Din watched your reactions and learned, so quickly it took your breath away, exactly how you liked to be touched. You thought about how much he said he liked watching you, and tucked away that idea for later.
“Yes, Din,” you sighed as his fingers teased around your entrance. He shifted suddenly and you found yourself with your legs pushed farther apart by his knee and his arm.
“Like this?” he asked, fingertips brushing just outside of where you wanted them with light pressure.
You nodded. “Please,” you said, and then gasped as he pressed inside. You realized your eyes were closed and opened them to find him staring down at you, mouth open, expression full of heat.
He sank a second finger inside of you and watched as your mouth fell open at the stretch. “Yes, beautiful,” he praised, watching as your back arched again. “I want to see it.” He praised you as he worked you higher with his fingers. Just as you started to feel it build, a tension at the base of your spine that started to soar upwards, he moved his thumb over your clit.
Din smirked when you moaned. “Like that?” You nodded, and he smiled. “Yeah, like that. Come on. Come for me, sweetheart.” He worked his fingers faster, thumb circling your clit just right, and you felt yourself barreling helplessly towards your peak.
“Din–” you cried, and he ducked down to kiss you. He pulled back again quickly.
“Yes, come on. Come.”
And you did. It washed over you like the sound in the theater earlier, rumbling through your body and leaving shivers in its wake. You came back to yourself and realized you were breathing hard as Din curled over you.
“That was so fucking beautiful, sweetheart,” he said, leaning down to press kisses along your collarbone. “Everything you do is beautiful. Fucking gorgeous.”
You tightened your grip on his hair and tugged his head up. “Din,” you said, and he opened his mouth to respond, but you shook his head lightly with your grip on his hair. “Fuck me.”
The expression that took over his face was fierce. He thrust his hips downward and you felt his cock against your thigh. You untangled one hand to reach down, but he caught your hand. “No, sweetheart. Not if you want me to fuck you right now.” And then he kissed you again.
You almost protested, but then you felt his hand behind your knee. He bent it upwards until it was flat against your chest, almost like you were doing a split with your knee bent. He tucked your leg over his shoulder. With that one in place, he used his other hand to bend your knee and open your hip to the side.
He pulled back from the kiss, and looked down at where he’d put you. You had one leg over his shoulder and the other thigh to the side, lying flat against the bed. Your pussy was spread wide open for him, and he grinned, wickedly. “Perfect,” he murmured, and then thrust his hips forward.
His cock came to rest against your pussy, and you both moaned at the sensation of the head nudging against your clit.
“You feel so fucking good,” he murmured, pressing kisses all over your face. “I knew you would.”
He thrust his hips again, and this time the head of his cock nudged against your entrance, and you shivered. “Din, please–”
He nodded into your neck. “Alright, sweetheart. I’ll give you what you want.” He pulled his hips back, and on the next slow thrust, notched the head of his cock right where you wanted it. With your hips so open you could feel everything.
Din lifted his head and caught your eye. You nodded, quickly, and he smiled as he pushed inside.
Your mouth dropped open. He was so big. You held his gaze as he filled you and you realized you were breathing hard, chest heaving, once he pushed all the way inside.
For a moment neither of you moved. Your eyelids fluttered as you adjusted to the sensation of him, inside you, filling every inch of your cunt. You tilted your hips slightly and your eyes flew open when he gasped.
“Move, Din,” you breathed, and he nodded. He started to pull his hips backwards, and you shivered as the head of his cock nudged against that spot inside of you that felt so good.
He saw it, of course. He saw everything. And he knew your body well.
Before he thrust back in, he reached down and tilted your hips upwards, pressing his torso farther forward to catch your knee. The head of his cock nudged against that spot again and you sighed.
He smiled at you. “Like that, hmm?”
You nodded, and he did it again. And again. And again.
You watched his muscles move in his arms and shoulders as he fucked you, and you struggled for breath. You were falling apart underneath him as he held you in the perfect position and fucked you slowly, so slowly you thought you might cry.
“I thought about this,” he said, voice low as he watched you. “Knew you’d be so beautiful. But I…” he trailed off as he thrust forward again. “I had no idea. How amazing you would be. How you would feel.”
You felt it start to build, again, and travel its way up from your toes to the tip of your head. You were tingling all over, sparks running down your spine and out your fingertips.
“Faster?” he asked, watching the way your hips started to thrust upwards to meet his. You nodded.
He started to move faster, so gradually, the increase in speed building slowly and washing over you like a wave. Before you knew it he was gripping you behind your knee and thrusting into you, hitting that spot inside just right.
Din shifted so that his knee was bent to the side under your leg and the change in angle let him slip just a little bit deeper inside. You whined.
“Yes, sweetheart,” he said, voice low. “Just like that. Show it to me again.” He let go of your leg, held in place on his shoulder, and slipped his fingers between you to play at your clit.
You were almost there, so close, teetering on the edge, when he leaned down and murmured in your ear, “Come, beautiful. You feel so fucking good. Come for me..”
And for the second time that night, you did exactly what he told you to do.
You came, hard, head thrown back and his name on your lips. He thrust faster, carrying you through it. Your entire body was shaking as you came down, and you felt him thrust once more inside you and then still.
Din ducked his head into your neck as you both breathed. You curled your legs and arms around him, holding him close. You took a moment to revel in the fact that your bodies were pressed together with nothing in the way, no barrier between you. You felt like you were floating.
He shifted his weight and nuzzled at your neck. “I feel like I could fly right now, if I tried hard enough.”
You laughed. “You already fly on stage, you know. I’ve never seen anyone get air like that.”
He lifted his head and leaned it against his hand, still pressed against you everywhere else, and looked down at you with a half-smile. “Sure, I can jump, but I can only fly with you.”
Your face felt hot and you tried to bury it in his chest, but he laughed and cupped your cheek with his free hand.
“It’s true. I’ve never felt like this before. I didn’t know I could feel like this.” His eyes were so open and serious. “If I’d known you were here, I would have left years ago.”
You bit your lip and studied his face. His handsome, lovely face that was so open and expressive, but not for everyone. You felt a familiar warmth building inside of you at the knowledge that you got to see the man behind the mask so fully. “You were worth the wait, Din.”
He smiled and leaned down to kiss you. “So were you, sweetheart.”
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Pas de Deux Chapter 14
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chapter summary: the Gala is over! The night after has arrived.
a/n: I promised myself that I would catch up on replying to all of your amazing comments over the past few weeks before posting this last chapter, but I didn't quite do it. I will respond to each and every one -- they have been so amazing and really made me smile during the hectic start to this year and moving. We're all moved in with just unpacking left, and I can't wait to catch up and let you all know how much I loved reading them. I hope you enjoy this final chapter of this story. Thank you all for reading. and thank you @katareyoudrilling as always for being the best.
chapter tags/warnings: fluff, flirting, touching, pet names (sweetheart), hand-holding, intense feelings, kissing, smut - kissing, grinding, holding up against a wall, manhandling, fingering, p-in-v sex (unprotected but in my mind she's on birth control), cuddling
Chapter 14
For a while after the curtains closed there was just absolute chaos on stage.
Everyone was shouting and hugging, and you lost track of the congratulations you gave and received as you were pulled from person to person. Your fellow dancers jostled you and clapped you both on the back and shoulders, and you noticed Din was grinning a bit shyly at being included in the camaraderie.
Through all of it, he never let go of your hand.
Kuiil pushed through the crowd to find you and Din and pull you both into a hug.
“You were marvelous!” he said, shouting to be heard over the crowd. “Better than I even imagined. It was art. Simply marvelous.” He went on like that for a few minutes before hugging you once more and walking off to find Karga, smiling. You caught Din’s eye and laughed.
Somehow, in that moment, you found yourselves alone in a sort of bubble, with people moving around you but leaving you alone. Din looked at you, and you felt time slow around you as he smiled, slow and intent.
He leaned forward, and when he spoke his voice made you shiver. “Let’s find Karga, and then Grogu. And then I think we have somewhere to be.”
You nodded and let him lead you towards the front of the stage where Karga was waiting. He saw you coming and flung his arms out to welcome you. “Oh there you are! Well done, both of you. He grinned, looking so pleased you thought he might burst. “Din, I knew you could do it.” He patted him on the shoulder, and Din laughed. “You had it in you, I could see it. And you were better than I could have dreamed!” He turned to you and continued, “and you! Truly, you were amazing.” He shook his head, at a loss for words. “I was in the audience, and I could feel the reaction. You blew them away.” He clasped his hands together and nodded again. “Now, go celebrate! You deserve it.”
And so you were dismissed, and without pausing, Din led you through the crowd and towards the side of the stage. “Grogu and Peli are going to meet us back here, just for a minute – it’s past his bedtime, but I want to say goodnight.”
You laughed, and smiled when you rounded a corner and found Grogu and a woman you didn’t know walking down the hall backstage.
“There he is!” she said to Grogu, who smiled and took off running towards his dad.
“Hey, kid,” Din said, smiling widely. He knelt down and let Grogu run into his arms. “Did you like it?”
You could see Grogu nodding against his dad’s chest, but you couldn’t hear his response. You looked up to find Peli looking at you, and you introduced yourself.
“Oh I’ve heard alllllll about you,” she said, and you raised your eyebrows. “Oh yes, Mr. Strong and Silent Type over there does talk, and when he does, it’s mostly been about you, lately.”
Din chose that moment to stand up and interrupt, and you smirked at him.
“Ok, thanks Peli,” he said quickly, and you laughed.
“What have you been saying about me?” you teased, and he sighed.
Peli grinned at you. “I’ll tell you all about it later.”
You felt a small hand tug on yours and looked down to find Grogu looking up at you. You knelt down next to him. “Hey Grogu,” you said, smiling. “Did you like the show?”
He nodded. “You were pretty again.”
You grinned at him. “Thank you. What about your dad?”
Grogu smiled and nodded. “He was pretty, too.”
“I agree,” you said, and poked Din’s leg. You were distracted when Grogu suddenly flung his arms around you in a hug. You gingerly hugged him back before he backed up just as quickly and hugged his dad’s leg.
You looked up at Din, stunned. He had the softest look you’d ever seen in his eyes.
“Ok, time to go home with Peli, bud,” he said to Grogu, bending down to lift the kid in a big hug. “I’ll see you in the morning, ok? Be good and sleep well.”
You turned to Peli as they said goodnight. “Nice to meet you, Peli.” You leaned in. “I do want to hear all about what he’s been saying, later.”
She nodded and winked. “Nice to meet’cha.” She reached for Grogu’s hand when Din put him down. “C’mon, kid! We got places to be.”
Grogu waved back at you as she led him down the hall, and you both called goodnight before he disappeared around the corner.
“He’s so cute, Din,” you said, and looked over to find him looking down the hall after his son. “You ok?”
He turned towards you and smiled. “Never better, sweetheart. Let’s get out of here.” He grabbed your hand and started walking towards the dressing rooms. You ducked into your usual one as you passed and promised to meet him at his after you took off your costume.
You were almost done when Adrian came running in after you and found you throwing on your sweats. “Excuse me, best friend calling, were you just going to sneak off without letting me freak out at how amazing that was??”
You grinned at him as you threw things in your bag. “You were, too. I saw most of it. You nailed it.”
He waived away your praise, nodding. “I know. But shit, the two of you made freaking magic out there.”
“Adrian, it felt…” you sighed and tossed your bag over your shoulder. “I’ve never felt like that on stage before.”
He grinned and grabbed your shoulders, shaking you a little. “They’re going to put you together again, so much. That was… That’s the kind of thing most of us only dream of getting to do on stage, you know.”
You nodded, throat suddenly tight. You knew exactly what he meant.
“Ok, go find your man.” He pulled you in for a crushing hug. “And you better fucking call me tomorrow!”
He let you go, laughing, and you waved as you moved into the hall.
You were grinning as you turned the corner, heading for Din’s dressing room. Just as you reached it, he stepped out into the hall in sweats with his bag over his shoulder and his costume on its hanger.
“Let me put this up,” he said, “and we can go.”
You nodded and trailed behind him as he found the nearest costume rack. He hung up his shorts, and then turned to you and held out his hand. You slid your hand into his and smiled.
Without a word he led you to the stage door and poked his head out. He looked both ways and, finding the road deserted, tugged you out after him. “We can go around the back, my apartment is just around the corner.” You fell into step and suddenly, you found you didn’t know what to say.
The tension that had been building between you for weeks suddenly returned, full force, as you walked away from the theater. With nothing left between you, no performance standing in the way, all that was left was you and Din.
Only a few moments later, he turned off the sidewalk and into an apartment building you had passed a million times and never been inside. He nodded at the guard in the lobby before leading you to the elevator. As you waited, you searched for something to say, wondering if he was waiting for you to speak first.
Then the elevator arrived, and you let him lead you inside. You opened your mouth, ready to say something, anything, but the second the doors closed, Din dropped his bag and backed you against the wall. And then his mouth was on yours.
Your kisses in the studio and then backstage had been amazing. But this one was on an entirely different level.
Din crowded you into the wall and claimed your mouth. His hand came up to cup your cheek and he used his grip to tilt your face just where he wanted it. He pressed on your chin with his thumb to open your mouth and you lost track of everything except his mouth on yours.
Until he pulled back suddenly and you realized the elevator doors had opened.
“Shit,” he said, and took a deep breath. He had to dart to the side to keep the doors from closing. You grabbed his bag and handed it to him. “C’mere, beautiful.” He tugged you after him and you exited the elevator into a hall with only four doors. He pulled you towards the one on the far left, dropping your hand only to unlock the door. He ushered you inside with a warm hand at your lower back.
You barely got a glimpse of the inside of his apartment before Din was pressing you up against the back of his door. He didn’t immediately kiss you, this time. He leaned forward, forearm by your head and pressed a line of kisses down your neck. “Do you know,” he said, between kisses, “how fucking beautiful you were on stage tonight? I wanted to be in two places at once, dancing with you and watching you. You took my breath away.” Your breath hitched as he worried a mark at the base of your neck.
“Din–” you sighed, and he lifted his head to meet your eyes.
“It’s been torture, waiting for this. I was going to offer to feed you, you know.” You nodded. It really had been. “But I don’t want to wait anymore. I want you, sweetheart. What do you want?”
You took a deep breath and grasped at his shirt. “I want you, Din. But–” he froze, and you shook your head. “Not just once.”
He smiled, and you felt his body relax into you again. “No, not just once.” He kissed you, softly, pressing his smile against your mouth until you smiled, too. “I want to take you out. I want you to spend time with me and Grogu.” He kissed you. “I want to dance with you again.”
Your heart was racing as you nodded. “Me too, Din. All of that.”
“Good,” he murmured against your lips, and then he was kissing you again.
Without noticing it happen, you found yourself pressed back against the door with your legs wrapped around Din’s hips. His hands were holding you up with a firm grip on your ass. “This feels familiar,” you teased, and he nipped at your neck.
“You feel so good, sweetheart,” Din said, voice deep and warm. “Been thinking about this for weeks. All I wanted that day in rehearsal was to keep going, just like this.”
“When–” you said, but cut yourself off with a small gasp when you felt his teeth press against your collarbone. “Since when?”
“Since I first saw you,” he said, “in class.”
You blinked, surprised. “What, then? The first day?”
He smiled against your neck. “Yes, then. Remember when you bumped into me, in the hall? I didn’t want to let go. I was…” he hummed and pressed gentle kisses along your neck that made your breath catch in your throat. “But also since you looked at me, in that rehearsal room, and saw me.”
You knew he meant the day of your first real conversation, not the day you’d run into him in the hall. “Me too,” you breathed. “But then I really knew that day you got that grand jete pass from the second…” you caught his mouth in another kiss, and broke off before continuing, “and after you got it, you smiled at me. And it took my breath away.”
He chuckled. “That wasn’t the first time I smiled at you.”
You shook your head. “No, I know. But you were so happy that day. I saw you smile at Grogu one day, too, back in the fall, and it was like that. You were just… happy.”
Din leaned back and smiled at you again, and it was just like those other smiles. You let your gaze dance over his face, taking in his features again. He was so handsome. “That day you met Grogu for the first time, I wanted to grab your hand and take you with us. He liked you immediately. It was so…”
You let your head fall back against the door and smiled at the memory. “I couldn’t tell what you were thinking. You put your mask back on and I never know what you’re thinking when you do that.”
He laughed, looking taken aback. “My mask?”
You rolled your eyes. “You know, that face that you do when you don’t want to show any emotions. The one you had on for your first few months here.”
He nodded, amused. “I’ve never thought of it as a mask before.”
You shrugged and threaded your fingers through his hair. “It’s how I thought of it. Because then I started to get glimpses of you behind it. So it was surprising when it came back.”
He leaned into the way you were massaging his scalp, and hummed. “I was probably trying to hide how much seeing you with Grogu made me want to fall to my knees at your feet.”
Laughing, you pulled him back in for another kiss. You both got swept up in it for a few minutes, and he pressed you tighter against the door. “At my feet, huh?” He nodded into your neck. “Din,” you murmured, and he hummed in response. “Take me to bed.”
You squealed when he gripped you under your ass again and lifted you to walk down the hall, and then you yelped when he tossed you onto the bed. He started to follow but you stopped his advance with a foot planted on his chest and he grinned. “Clothes off, Djarin.”
Din leaned back and stood. “Only if you do the same.”
You both began to strip off your clothes and somehow even though you’d been basically naked together just hours before, this felt different.
He watched as you pulled off your shirt, and then followed your hands as you pulled down your pants. You nudged him with your toe to get him moving and he laughed as he stripped off his own shirt.
And then you realized he was still covered in paint. “Din–”
He waved his hand. “We’ll change the sheets.”
You laughed and shrugged. “It’s your bed.”
As he pulled off his pants, he replied, “and you look perfect in it. And I liked the way my marks looked on you, before.” You didn’t get a chance to look before he was crawling over you on the bed. He lowered his body to yours and kissed you again, and you wrapped a leg around his, pulling him closer.
You felt his cock press against your thigh and moaned. He was devastatingly hard.
“It was so hard not to touch you in that costume,” he said, shifting his weight to lean on one arm. His right hand slipped over your chest and down your side, and you realized he was tracing the patterns of the swirls from your costume. “I could see all of you, and none of you. I wanted to slide my hand from your hip, just around to the front and down…” he trailed off.
“What about those shorts?” you said, breathless as his hand started to travel lower. “God, Din, your legs.”
He smiled against your mouth. “My legs?”
You nodded, unrepentant, and then sighed and arched your back as his fingertips brushed lightly over your thigh. “So strong,” you said, mind spinning away from you. “All of you… beautiful.”
“Hmm,” he hummed against your mouth as his fingers teased at your slit. “I like the way you look at me, in the shorts.” And then he ran his fingers lightly through your wetness, and groaned. “Sweetheart,” he murmured. “You’re soaked.”
You nodded and tangled your fingers in his hair. “Your fault,” you accused, and he laughed.
“Good.” And then his fingers found your clit, and you gasped. He pulled up slightly and you realized he was watching it play out across your face. “Show me. I want to see how it feels.”
Din watched your reactions and learned, so quickly it took your breath away, exactly how you liked to be touched. You thought about how much he said he liked watching you, and tucked away that idea for later.
“Yes, Din,” you sighed as his fingers teased around your entrance. He shifted suddenly and you found yourself with your legs pushed farther apart by his knee and his arm.
“Like this?” he asked, fingertips brushing just outside of where you wanted them with light pressure.
You nodded. “Please,” you said, and then gasped as he pressed inside. You realized your eyes were closed and opened them to find him staring down at you, mouth open, expression full of heat.
He sank a second finger inside of you and watched as your mouth fell open at the stretch. “Yes, beautiful,” he praised, watching as your back arched again. “I want to see it.” He praised you as he worked you higher with his fingers. Just as you started to feel it build, a tension at the base of your spine that started to soar upwards, he moved his thumb over your clit.
Din smirked when you moaned. “Like that?” You nodded, and he smiled. “Yeah, like that. Come on. Come for me, sweetheart.” He worked his fingers faster, thumb circling your clit just right, and you felt yourself barreling helplessly towards your peak.
“Din–” you cried, and he ducked down to kiss you. He pulled back again quickly.
“Yes, come on. Come.”
And you did. It washed over you like the sound in the theater earlier, rumbling through your body and leaving shivers in its wake. You came back to yourself and realized you were breathing hard as Din curled over you.
“That was so fucking beautiful, sweetheart,” he said, leaning down to press kisses along your collarbone. “Everything you do is beautiful. Fucking gorgeous.”
You tightened your grip on his hair and tugged his head up. “Din,” you said, and he opened his mouth to respond, but you shook his head lightly with your grip on his hair. “Fuck me.”
The expression that took over his face was fierce. He thrust his hips downward and you felt his cock against your thigh. You untangled one hand to reach down, but he caught your hand. “No, sweetheart. Not if you want me to fuck you right now.” And then he kissed you again.
You almost protested, but then you felt his hand behind your knee. He bent it upwards until it was flat against your chest, almost like you were doing a split with your knee bent. He tucked your leg over his shoulder. With that one in place, he used his other hand to bend your knee and open your hip to the side.
He pulled back from the kiss, and looked down at where he’d put you. You had one leg over his shoulder and the other thigh to the side, lying flat against the bed. Your pussy was spread wide open for him, and he grinned, wickedly. “Perfect,” he murmured, and then thrust his hips forward.
His cock came to rest against your pussy, and you both moaned at the sensation of the head nudging against your clit.
“You feel so fucking good,” he murmured, pressing kisses all over your face. “I knew you would.”
He thrust his hips again, and this time the head of his cock nudged against your entrance, and you shivered. “Din, please–”
He nodded into your neck. “Alright, sweetheart. I’ll give you what you want.” He pulled his hips back, and on the next slow thrust, notched the head of his cock right where you wanted it. With your hips so open you could feel everything.
Din lifted his head and caught your eye. You nodded, quickly, and he smiled as he pushed inside.
Your mouth dropped open. He was so big. You held his gaze as he filled you and you realized you were breathing hard, chest heaving, once he pushed all the way inside.
For a moment neither of you moved. Your eyelids fluttered as you adjusted to the sensation of him, inside you, filling every inch of your cunt. You tilted your hips slightly and your eyes flew open when he gasped.
“Move, Din,” you breathed, and he nodded. He started to pull his hips backwards, and you shivered as the head of his cock nudged against that spot inside of you that felt so good.
He saw it, of course. He saw everything. And he knew your body well.
Before he thrust back in, he reached down and tilted your hips upwards, pressing his torso farther forward to catch your knee. The head of his cock nudged against that spot again and you sighed.
He smiled at you. “Like that, hmm?”
You nodded, and he did it again. And again. And again.
You watched his muscles move in his arms and shoulders as he fucked you, and you struggled for breath. You were falling apart underneath him as he held you in the perfect position and fucked you slowly, so slowly you thought you might cry.
“I thought about this,” he said, voice low as he watched you. “Knew you’d be so beautiful. But I…” he trailed off as he thrust forward again. “I had no idea. How amazing you would be. How you would feel.”
You felt it start to build, again, and travel its way up from your toes to the tip of your head. You were tingling all over, sparks running down your spine and out your fingertips.
“Faster?” he asked, watching the way your hips started to thrust upwards to meet his. You nodded.
He started to move faster, so gradually, the increase in speed building slowly and washing over you like a wave. Before you knew it he was gripping you behind your knee and thrusting into you, hitting that spot inside just right.
Din shifted so that his knee was bent to the side under your leg and the change in angle let him slip just a little bit deeper inside. You whined.
“Yes, sweetheart,” he said, voice low. “Just like that. Show it to me again.” He let go of your leg, held in place on his shoulder, and slipped his fingers between you to play at your clit.
You were almost there, so close, teetering on the edge, when he leaned down and murmured in your ear, “Come, beautiful. You feel so fucking good. Come for me..”
And for the second time that night, you did exactly what he told you to do.
You came, hard, head thrown back and his name on your lips. He thrust faster, carrying you through it. Your entire body was shaking as you came down, and you felt him thrust once more inside you and then still.
Din ducked his head into your neck as you both breathed. You curled your legs and arms around him, holding him close. You took a moment to revel in the fact that your bodies were pressed together with nothing in the way, no barrier between you. You felt like you were floating.
He shifted his weight and nuzzled at your neck. “I feel like I could fly right now, if I tried hard enough.”
You laughed. “You already fly on stage, you know. I’ve never seen anyone get air like that.”
He lifted his head and leaned it against his hand, still pressed against you everywhere else, and looked down at you with a half-smile. “Sure, I can jump, but I can only fly with you.”
Your face felt hot and you tried to bury it in his chest, but he laughed and cupped your cheek with his free hand.
“It’s true. I’ve never felt like this before. I didn’t know I could feel like this.” His eyes were so open and serious. “If I’d known you were here, I would have left years ago.”
You bit your lip and studied his face. His handsome, lovely face that was so open and expressive, but not for everyone. You felt a familiar warmth building inside of you at the knowledge that you got to see the man behind the mask so fully. “You were worth the wait, Din.”
He smiled and leaned down to kiss you. “So were you, sweetheart.”
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Pas de Deux Chapter 13
Din Djarin x f!reader | 4k | fic masterlist | main masterlist | ao3
chapter summary: it's finally the night of the Gala, and it's finally time to perform with Din.
a/n: First, if you didn't see the AMAZING art @kenobiwanx made of ballet!Din, please go look now!!!
Second, a week or so ago @iknowisoundcrazy asked me about a scene I was proud of writing, or something like that, and my answer was really this chapter. I just couldn't say that yet. I hope y'all enjoy it. I can't believe we only have one more chapter! I'm super behind on replying to your amazing comments because I just moved over the weekend, but I will catch up, I promise. Thank you @katareyoudrilling for being the best beta, as always!!
chapter tags/warnings: fluff, dancing, flirting, touching, pet names (sweetheart), hand-holding, intense feelings, kissing, I think we've already covered all of the dance moves in this chapter but I added some links used previously just in case
Chapter 13
At call time, you were feeling much more relaxed and ready for the performance. You successfully avoided the tornado that was Greef Karga backstage (where Alexa and Vince were corralling him) and found one of your usual spots in the dressing room near Adrian. He was already dressed for Jee’s piece in a full-coverage bodysuit with a skin color background and abstract shapes printed on it in blue. You knew his fellow dancers were in similar outfits with different colors, and that the shapes were somehow incorporated into the choreography. Jee was good at things like that.
You quickly put on your bodysuit and your sweats over top. It was a little chilly backstage and you had plenty of time before the show would start.
Adrian leaned against the counter to your right and crossed his arms. “Where’s your other half?”
You pointed upwards – there were a couple of dressing rooms that were more private, and you were pretty sure that’s where Din had been getting ready. “He’ll be down in a bit. You ready?”
He nodded, smiling. “This is a fun one. Jee’s choreography is always weird, but cool.”
You laughed as you finished your stage makeup. “True,” you agreed.
Fifteen minutes later, Din popped his head into the room. He had on a loose t-shirt and sweats, but you figured he had his shorts on underneath. You noticed a few people waved at him and he nodded in response. He caught your eye in the mirror and motioned for you to join him in the hall.
You looked at Adrian. “See you in a bit.”
He smiled and shoved your shoulder lightly. “Get out of here.”
You laughed and joined Din in the doorway. He smiled and led you to the right and around the corner, and you realized where you were going. There was a tiny dressing room with no mirror that no one ever used, except for taking naps – it had a somewhat comfortable loveseat.
As you entered, you realized no one was in there but Din’s bag was on the couch. “Is this where you’ve been getting ready?” The room was so small that the two of you basically filled it.
He nodded, a bit sheepish. “I just drop by the other room to use the mirror.”
You smiled. “If I’d known I’d have come and claimed the couch,” you teased.
He ducked his head and smiled. “You’re always welcome.”
You moved over to the couch and sat down. “So, what’s up?”
Din leaned against the folding table that ran the length of the wall by the door. “Could you help me with the body paint? I think some of it wore off in the back.”
“Sure,” you said, moving to get up, but he waved you back down.
“Not yet. We’ve got a few minutes and it’s too cold to be basically naked in here already.”
You laughed. “True. But we want it to dry, right?”
He sighed. “Alright. Ok, come here.” His hands moved to the hem of his shirt and he tugged it gingerly over his head. You realized he was avoiding the paint. It was dry, though, and looked fine.
“Where’s the problem? The front looks fine.” Your eyes traveled over the swirls on his torso and you smiled, lightly. When you met his eyes he was smirking again.
“Should I take off my pants, too?” His eyes were almost sparkling as he teased you.
You gasped, just for show. “Din! What are you insinuating, hmm?” You stepped up next to him and took a closer look at the paint, looking for any spots that had rubbed off.
As soon as you were close enough, he grabbed your hips and pulled you forward between his open knees on the table. You flailed a bit as you looked for somewhere to rest your hands, eventually settling on his forearms. You didn’t want to mess up the paint, which was mostly on his torso and biceps.
Once you were steady, he leaned forward, far enough that his lips were almost touching your ear. “I saw you check me out, you know. Last week.” His voice was deep, and you shivered again. He pulled back and grinned.
“Din Djarin, you tease.”
He squeezed your hips and shook his head. “It’s not a tease, sweetheart. I checked you out, too.” He cleared his throat and looked down. “Not for the first time.”
You smiled. “Adrian said we were both watching each other in class, all the time.”
Din laughed. “I don’t know how you didn’t see me. It felt like I never looked at anything else.”
You felt your face heat. “Ok. Enough of that. We have a performance,” you poked him in the side and laughed when he tried to dodge, “get your head in the game.” He smiled and squeezed your hips again. “Now let me see your back.”
You moved back as he stood so he could turn in front of you. For a moment you simply looked – your eyes danced over his broad shoulders and then down his spine. You wanted to reach out and touch, to trace the lines of his muscles and curve of his waist with your fingertips. He was so strong.
You shook your head. The paint. You frowned as you looked for any breaks in the paint. “Din, it looks fine. I don’t see any spots where you need a touch up.”
When he turned back to face you, his expression was suspiciously blank. “Oh? Well, maybe I was wrong, then.”
You narrowed your eyes at him. “Din Djarin, did you have ulterior motives when you brought me in here?”
He smirked again and shook his head. “No, you know we’re saving those for later. I just…” he sighed. “I’d rather wait with you than alone.”
You rolled your eyes at him, but smiled. “You could have just said that.”
He shrugged. “There could have been some spots to touch up. You never know.”
You laughed and tugged him over to the couch. He sat sideways so as not to actually rub off any of his paint, and you sank into the corner. “How much time do you think we have?”
“Probably about ten minutes.” The first movement was after Vince’s piece, which opened the show. You needed to be backstage when it started. Then the second movement was between Talia’s and Jee’s, and the third finished the show.
You reached for his hand and laced your fingers together. It wasn’t out of the ordinary to get comfortable touching your pas de deux partner before a performance, but you knew this felt different, for both of you. “Want to go warm up?” He nodded. “Alright. Meet me backstage? I have to go do my pre-show thing with Adrian.”
Din raised an eyebrow, and you realized he’d never seen your “thing”, as you called it. “Or you can come and watch, if you want. We just have a silly handshake and then we hug.”
It turned out that he did want to watch, and he followed you back to your dressing room after stripping off his sweatpants. You allowed yourself to ogle his legs briefly before leading him out of the room. “Do you have any show rituals?”
Din shrugged. “Not really. I usually do the same stretches and warm up.” He thought about it for a moment. “Grogu says I have a lucky shirt. It’s in my bag.”
You laughed. You realized, as you grabbed Adrian and started your ritual handshake, that you felt more at ease, more comfortable than you usually did before a performance.
It must be because of Din, you figured. It was hard to be nervous when you knew he’d be there with you for every step. Adrian hugged you, and you squeezed him until he made an “oof” sound.
“Ok, ok, let me go. Don’t squeeze me to death.” You laughed at his grumbling as Adrian pulled back to check his costume in the mirror. “Go do your thing, I’ll see you backstage later.”
You pulled off your sweats and left them at your spot. You grabbed your pointe shoes and turned to face Din, who was looking at you. Well, he was looking at your legs. You grinned.
“Come on,” you said, grabbing his arm. As you passed him, you murmured, “who’s checking who out now, hmm?”
Din followed you out, and once in the hall, he said, smirking, “I already confessed.”
You made your way backstage together and found a spot where you could warm up in the large area behind the wings. You put on your shoes and began to help each other stretch.
Kuiil found you there a few minutes later, and he smiled down at you both. “Are you ready?”
You both nodded, but Din said, “we are.” His voice was firm and warm and it made you smile.
Kuiil nodded. “Yes, you are. Excellent. I will be in the audience. I wish to see it as I meant others to see it. I will see you soon.” He reached down and rested a hand on each of your shoulders. “Remember. Be in the moment, and be there for each other.”
WIth that, he turned and made his way down the hall and, you presumed, out to the audience. You felt warmed from his clear pride and belief in the two of you together.
As you finished stretching, you heard the audience settle down, and you figured the house lights had just gone down. Your guess was confirmed when you heard Karga’s voice welcoming everyone to the gala.
“Good evening,” he began, and you could picture the wide smile on his face. “Thank you for celebrating our 5th anniversary with us. We are so pleased to have you here.” The crowd applauded, and Karga chuckled. “Yes, thank you. We have a wonderful program planned for you tonight, with pieces that feature the best of what our amazing dancers can do. All of our choreographers – Vince, Talia, Jee, and our visiting choreographer in residence, Kuiil – have prepared new, never before seen pieces for you just for this gala.” The audience applauded again. “We are so grateful for your patronage, and we hope you enjoyed this season. Please, sit back and enjoy the visual feast we have prepared – and don’t forget about the free refreshments during intermission!" That got a light chuckle from the audience. “Thank you.”
The crowd applauded once more, and you assumed Karga was walking off stage. You heard the curtains open and nudged Din. You tilted your head towards the wings, silently asking if he wanted to go watch the quartet. He shook his head and motioned for you to stand with him. He leaned in and murmured, “I’d rather warm up a bit more with you.”
You’d seen the quartet in dress rehearsal, and it really was beautiful. It was funny to think that it had been your original role in this program. You nodded and joined him in some light jumps and lunges, and then spent a few minutes warming up your ankles.
You heard the quartet’s music begin to build towards its crescendo. Before you could turn to head backstage, Din grabbed your arm and reeled you in. He placed his hands at your waist and you let yours rest lightly on his forearms again. He leaned in and rested his forehead lightly against yours.
“You’re going to blow them away,” he murmured, and you felt that familiar feeling that he inspired start to well up in you. “Ready?”
You nodded. “You too, Din. Show them who you are.”
He pulled back and smiled at you. As you turned, you slid your hand down his arm and tangled your hands together. You walked backstage hand-in-hand.
The quartet was just finishing up when you found a place to stand together, out of the way of their exit. You caught Phil’s eye where he stood with his headset on by the tiny backstage lamp, and he nodded at you. You tugged on Din’s hand. “Here we go.”
He nodded at you and released your hand. You would go out first on your own, and then Din, and then you would be on stage together. You closed your eyes and took a deep breath. Just before you stepped forward, you heard Din murmur, “beautiful.”
You stepped into the wings with a smile playing around your mouth. And then the music started, and all you thought about was the dance.
…
You’d never felt like this before. You’d never danced like this before.
From the moment you stepped onto the stage, you could feel it – you were going to nail it. And you did.
You whirled through your solo, and leapt off the stage just in time for Din to enter after you. You watched him and you could see it – he felt it, too. You grinned, and then forced it off your face. He was a stranger, and you were meeting for the first time.
You spun back onto the stage at your cue and you felt his eyes trace across your shoulders like a caress. The two of you danced past each other, circled each other, glanced off of each other, just barely not touching. The connection between you pulled taut and you swore you could see where he was on stage even when you weren’t looking at him.
It would have stolen your breath away, if you had let it – you’d never felt so in sync with another dancer before.
The first movement ended with the two of you touching, briefly, and then dancing away from each other. As you were about to exit into the wings, you looked back, and caught him already looking at you. You both froze, and then darted off stage.
The audience burst into applause. You grinned at the dancers waiting backstage for Talia’s ballet, and they met you with silent cheers and pats on the shoulder as you passed.
You headed straight for the door to the backstage area, looking for Din.
He must have had the same idea, because as you turned into the hall that ran behind the stage, you found him almost jogging towards you, smiling wider than you’d ever seen him.
“You and me,” he said, breathlessly, and you nodded.
…
You had to wait through two longer pieces for the second movement, which would be between Talia and Vince’s collaboration piece and Jee’s. Wary of getting too cold, you returned to Din’s small dressing room, grabbing your sweats on the way. You didn’t want to break the bubble you could feel forming around the two of you.
Din pulled you into the room behind him and then into a loose hug. “I want to hold you tighter,” he murmured, “but this paint.”
You laughed. “It’s probably for the best.” He hummed. “Ok. We can rest for a minute, and then we need to get ready for the second. And go stay warm.” He nodded.
“You were beautiful.” His voice sounded deeper than normal and you shivered in his arms.
“So were you, Din.”
…
There was a barre set up backstage for warming up, and the two of you stayed there as you waited. You watched as the dancers heading backstage moved around you for Talia’s piece and then Talia and Vince’s collaboration, but you and Din stayed in your own little world. That wasn’t unusual, for a piece like yours. You practiced a couple of lifts just to have something to do.
You were ready.
With only a few minutes to go, Din leaned into you again. “Ready?”
You nodded. He grabbed your hand, this time, and led you backstage.
The piece Talia and Vince had collaborated on was almost over – it had three couples, a mix of principals and soloists, and you let yourself watch them for a few moments. When it was almost time, Din tugged you in again, foreheads together.
“Let’s blow them away,” you said, stealing his words from earlier. He smiled.
For the second movement, you started on stage, so you stepped away from Din to go take your place when the lights went down. Alone on stage, in the dark, you took a deep breath. As the music started, you stretched into position, and sank into your character.
You felt Din’s presence when he leapt on stage, and from there, the chase was on.
In the second movement, you circled each other, sometimes coming closer, sometimes moving farther away. Glancing touches brought you together and then hesitation drove you apart. You wanted to know each other, to understand each other, but you had to find a way to communicate. To make yourselves understood.
You began to mirror each other’s movements, to adopt each other’s styles. You found common ground between you to build on and with the first lift so firmly grounded, it felt like you flew into the air. Din held you aloft and then flipped you downwards, catching you in another hold. You spun away and felt him follow you, and the connection between you strengthened.
Just like the first movement, you could barely think, could only feel – and it felt amazing. You knew, distantly, that you and Din were performing at a level neither of you had managed alone. You had created something new, something that could only exist because you made it together.
The second ended with you and Din briefly together, and then your character shied away – you ran from him, twirling off stage without looking back. He reached for you just before the lights went down.
The audience erupted. You were grinning so wide your cheeks hurt. Adrian was backstage, ready for Jee’s piece, and he looked like he wanted to run over and hug you. But just then Din came through the wings behind you and you felt his arms circle your waist.
He didn’t pull you too close (the paint) but he leaned forward to breathe into your ear, “so fucking beautiful.”
You shivered, and Adrian winked at you. You laughed and tugged Din behind you into the hall.
You didn’t have as long of a break this time, only the length of Jee’s piece, which was only about 25 minutes. You knew you didn’t really have time to go far.
As you entered the hall, Din grabbed your hand, and made a sharp right. Just around the corner out of sight he backed you against the wall.
He leaned on the wall with his forearm by your head. For a moment neither of you said anything – you were both breathing hard, chests almost touching every time you took a breath. His eyes caught yours and you couldn’t look away.
“I’ve never…” he trailed off, and you nodded. You understood.
“Me neither,” you breathed, and his eyes darted down to look at your lips. The feeling that had built inside of you during the performance turned into fire.
“Din–” you started, but he cut you off by pressing his lips to yours in a searing kiss. He pulled away almost as quickly.
“I know,” he said, “I know.” He leaned back, and looked at you again. “I never dreamed it could be like this. I think I was meant to dance with you.”
You were glad you were already leaning against the wall, because your knees threatened to give out at his words. “Me too,” you said. His hand came up to cup your cheek lightly, careful of your makeup.
“Come on,” he said, “let’s get ready for the third.”
You nodded and let him lead you back down the hall.
…
You thought you’d be nervous, as you stood in the wings before the third movement. You’d gone backstage a little bit earlier than before to watch Adrian, but it wasn’t distracting you.
But that might have had something to do with Din’s presence at your back and his hand tangled with yours.
You breathed together as you watched and sank back into your characters. In the third, you were almost always touching – almost always chasing or being chased, grabbing or holding on. The movements revolved around your need to be together and create something new together.
As Jee’s piece came to a close, you felt Din step closer. He kept hold of your hand but wrapped his other arm around your shoulders from the back. “One more,” he murmured in your ear. “Let’s show them who we are.” You smiled and nodded. He squeezed your hand.
In the third, you started off stage. In the wings you both took a deep breath, and then the music started. You darted on quickly with Din at your heels, and from there you were off.
He chased you across the stage, and you let him catch you on the other side. You twirled around each other, leaping together, pulling each other along. He supported you through turns and lifts and jumps and you let yourself sink into the music. You internally marveled at how you seemed to be two dancers with one brain – you would reach for him, and he would be there, every time.
When you reached the pique turn, a smile played around your mouth. Din tugged you backwards by your ankle, capturing you and lifting you into a spin. Your body moved through the familiar steps, and when it came time to launch yourself through the air so he could catch you, you fought a grin off your face.
He lifted you over his shoulder, and let yourself appreciate, just for a moment, the strength of the muscles in his back.
Din tilted you back up and let you slide down against his chest. You sank into it with ease, and the two of you let the moment linger. You met his gaze and saw the smile dancing behind his eyes.
From there the choreography built to a crescendo that had you breathing hard, coordinating your movements perfectly to stay in contact – your hand on his leg, his arm around his waist, your arm around his neck, his shoulders supporting you. It pushed you upward and forward until, suddenly, you stopped, facing each other. You breathed as the last note held, staring into each other’s eyes, and then slowly folded into an embrace that took you both to your knees.
The lights went out, and for a moment you couldn’t make sense of the sound that washed over you. You looked up at Din, and then out to the audience. It seemed like everyone in the theater had taken to their feet, cheering and applauding.
The rest of the company was backstage cheering, too.
Din leaned backwards and stood, offering his hand to pull you up, too. You took it, and he tugged you forward so that you had to lean into him just a bit. He looked like he wanted to say something, but then the lights came up.
You both turned to the audience, bodies moving into the familiar stance, ready to take your bows. But you were both taken aback when somehow the applause got louder.
You glanced at Din, but he swept you forward, and before you could stop him, presented you to the audience.
You smiled, and when it was his turn, did the same for him.
As soon as you were done, the rest of the company poured out of the wings to join you on stage, and the standing ovation seemed to go on forever. Adrian popped out of the crowd at your side and wrapped you both up in a hug, which startled Din and made you laugh. “That was fucking amazing!” he shouted in your ear, and you laughed. Din started to smile, too, and you squeezed his hand, still tangled with yours between you.
You looked at him as the company moved to take a final bow together, and for a moment, you couldn’t hear the noise around you at all.
You could only see Din, smiling at you, so widely his eyes crinkled.
Beautiful.
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Pas de Deux Chapter 13
Din Djarin x f!reader | 4k | fic masterlist | main masterlist | ao3
chapter summary: it's finally the night of the Gala, and it's finally time to perform with Din.
a/n: First, if you didn't see the AMAZING art @kenobiwanx made of ballet!Din, please go look now!!!
Second, a week or so ago @iknowisoundcrazy asked me about a scene I was proud of writing, or something like that, and my answer was really this chapter. I just couldn't say that yet. I hope y'all enjoy it. I can't believe we only have one more chapter! I'm super behind on replying to your amazing comments because I just moved over the weekend, but I will catch up, I promise. Thank you @katareyoudrilling for being the best beta, as always!!
chapter tags/warnings: fluff, dancing, flirting, touching, pet names (sweetheart), hand-holding, intense feelings, kissing, I think we've already covered all of the dance moves in this chapter but I added some links used previously just in case
Chapter 13
At call time, you were feeling much more relaxed and ready for the performance. You successfully avoided the tornado that was Greef Karga backstage (where Alexa and Vince were corralling him) and found one of your usual spots in the dressing room near Adrian. He was already dressed for Jee’s piece in a full-coverage bodysuit with a skin color background and abstract shapes printed on it in blue. You knew his fellow dancers were in similar outfits with different colors, and that the shapes were somehow incorporated into the choreography. Jee was good at things like that.
You quickly put on your bodysuit and your sweats over top. It was a little chilly backstage and you had plenty of time before the show would start.
Adrian leaned against the counter to your right and crossed his arms. “Where’s your other half?”
You pointed upwards – there were a couple of dressing rooms that were more private, and you were pretty sure that’s where Din had been getting ready. “He’ll be down in a bit. You ready?”
He nodded, smiling. “This is a fun one. Jee’s choreography is always weird, but cool.”
You laughed as you finished your stage makeup. “True,” you agreed.
Fifteen minutes later, Din popped his head into the room. He had on a loose t-shirt and sweats, but you figured he had his shorts on underneath. You noticed a few people waved at him and he nodded in response. He caught your eye in the mirror and motioned for you to join him in the hall.
You looked at Adrian. “See you in a bit.”
He smiled and shoved your shoulder lightly. “Get out of here.”
You laughed and joined Din in the doorway. He smiled and led you to the right and around the corner, and you realized where you were going. There was a tiny dressing room with no mirror that no one ever used, except for taking naps – it had a somewhat comfortable loveseat.
As you entered, you realized no one was in there but Din’s bag was on the couch. “Is this where you’ve been getting ready?” The room was so small that the two of you basically filled it.
He nodded, a bit sheepish. “I just drop by the other room to use the mirror.”
You smiled. “If I’d known I’d have come and claimed the couch,” you teased.
He ducked his head and smiled. “You’re always welcome.”
You moved over to the couch and sat down. “So, what’s up?”
Din leaned against the folding table that ran the length of the wall by the door. “Could you help me with the body paint? I think some of it wore off in the back.”
“Sure,” you said, moving to get up, but he waved you back down.
“Not yet. We’ve got a few minutes and it’s too cold to be basically naked in here already.”
You laughed. “True. But we want it to dry, right?”
He sighed. “Alright. Ok, come here.” His hands moved to the hem of his shirt and he tugged it gingerly over his head. You realized he was avoiding the paint. It was dry, though, and looked fine.
“Where’s the problem? The front looks fine.” Your eyes traveled over the swirls on his torso and you smiled, lightly. When you met his eyes he was smirking again.
“Should I take off my pants, too?” His eyes were almost sparkling as he teased you.
You gasped, just for show. “Din! What are you insinuating, hmm?” You stepped up next to him and took a closer look at the paint, looking for any spots that had rubbed off.
As soon as you were close enough, he grabbed your hips and pulled you forward between his open knees on the table. You flailed a bit as you looked for somewhere to rest your hands, eventually settling on his forearms. You didn’t want to mess up the paint, which was mostly on his torso and biceps.
Once you were steady, he leaned forward, far enough that his lips were almost touching your ear. “I saw you check me out, you know. Last week.” His voice was deep, and you shivered again. He pulled back and grinned.
“Din Djarin, you tease.”
He squeezed your hips and shook his head. “It’s not a tease, sweetheart. I checked you out, too.” He cleared his throat and looked down. “Not for the first time.”
You smiled. “Adrian said we were both watching each other in class, all the time.”
Din laughed. “I don’t know how you didn’t see me. It felt like I never looked at anything else.”
You felt your face heat. “Ok. Enough of that. We have a performance,” you poked him in the side and laughed when he tried to dodge, “get your head in the game.” He smiled and squeezed your hips again. “Now let me see your back.”
You moved back as he stood so he could turn in front of you. For a moment you simply looked – your eyes danced over his broad shoulders and then down his spine. You wanted to reach out and touch, to trace the lines of his muscles and curve of his waist with your fingertips. He was so strong.
You shook your head. The paint. You frowned as you looked for any breaks in the paint. “Din, it looks fine. I don’t see any spots where you need a touch up.”
When he turned back to face you, his expression was suspiciously blank. “Oh? Well, maybe I was wrong, then.”
You narrowed your eyes at him. “Din Djarin, did you have ulterior motives when you brought me in here?”
He smirked again and shook his head. “No, you know we’re saving those for later. I just…” he sighed. “I’d rather wait with you than alone.”
You rolled your eyes at him, but smiled. “You could have just said that.”
He shrugged. “There could have been some spots to touch up. You never know.”
You laughed and tugged him over to the couch. He sat sideways so as not to actually rub off any of his paint, and you sank into the corner. “How much time do you think we have?”
“Probably about ten minutes.” The first movement was after Vince’s piece, which opened the show. You needed to be backstage when it started. Then the second movement was between Talia’s and Jee’s, and the third finished the show.
You reached for his hand and laced your fingers together. It wasn’t out of the ordinary to get comfortable touching your pas de deux partner before a performance, but you knew this felt different, for both of you. “Want to go warm up?” He nodded. “Alright. Meet me backstage? I have to go do my pre-show thing with Adrian.”
Din raised an eyebrow, and you realized he’d never seen your “thing”, as you called it. “Or you can come and watch, if you want. We just have a silly handshake and then we hug.”
It turned out that he did want to watch, and he followed you back to your dressing room after stripping off his sweatpants. You allowed yourself to ogle his legs briefly before leading him out of the room. “Do you have any show rituals?”
Din shrugged. “Not really. I usually do the same stretches and warm up.” He thought about it for a moment. “Grogu says I have a lucky shirt. It’s in my bag.”
You laughed. You realized, as you grabbed Adrian and started your ritual handshake, that you felt more at ease, more comfortable than you usually did before a performance.
It must be because of Din, you figured. It was hard to be nervous when you knew he’d be there with you for every step. Adrian hugged you, and you squeezed him until he made an “oof” sound.
“Ok, ok, let me go. Don’t squeeze me to death.” You laughed at his grumbling as Adrian pulled back to check his costume in the mirror. “Go do your thing, I’ll see you backstage later.”
You pulled off your sweats and left them at your spot. You grabbed your pointe shoes and turned to face Din, who was looking at you. Well, he was looking at your legs. You grinned.
“Come on,” you said, grabbing his arm. As you passed him, you murmured, “who’s checking who out now, hmm?”
Din followed you out, and once in the hall, he said, smirking, “I already confessed.”
You made your way backstage together and found a spot where you could warm up in the large area behind the wings. You put on your shoes and began to help each other stretch.
Kuiil found you there a few minutes later, and he smiled down at you both. “Are you ready?”
You both nodded, but Din said, “we are.” His voice was firm and warm and it made you smile.
Kuiil nodded. “Yes, you are. Excellent. I will be in the audience. I wish to see it as I meant others to see it. I will see you soon.” He reached down and rested a hand on each of your shoulders. “Remember. Be in the moment, and be there for each other.”
WIth that, he turned and made his way down the hall and, you presumed, out to the audience. You felt warmed from his clear pride and belief in the two of you together.
As you finished stretching, you heard the audience settle down, and you figured the house lights had just gone down. Your guess was confirmed when you heard Karga’s voice welcoming everyone to the gala.
“Good evening,” he began, and you could picture the wide smile on his face. “Thank you for celebrating our 5th anniversary with us. We are so pleased to have you here.” The crowd applauded, and Karga chuckled. “Yes, thank you. We have a wonderful program planned for you tonight, with pieces that feature the best of what our amazing dancers can do. All of our choreographers – Vince, Talia, Jee, and our visiting choreographer in residence, Kuiil – have prepared new, never before seen pieces for you just for this gala.” The audience applauded again. “We are so grateful for your patronage, and we hope you enjoyed this season. Please, sit back and enjoy the visual feast we have prepared – and don’t forget about the free refreshments during intermission!" That got a light chuckle from the audience. “Thank you.”
The crowd applauded once more, and you assumed Karga was walking off stage. You heard the curtains open and nudged Din. You tilted your head towards the wings, silently asking if he wanted to go watch the quartet. He shook his head and motioned for you to stand with him. He leaned in and murmured, “I’d rather warm up a bit more with you.”
You’d seen the quartet in dress rehearsal, and it really was beautiful. It was funny to think that it had been your original role in this program. You nodded and joined him in some light jumps and lunges, and then spent a few minutes warming up your ankles.
You heard the quartet’s music begin to build towards its crescendo. Before you could turn to head backstage, Din grabbed your arm and reeled you in. He placed his hands at your waist and you let yours rest lightly on his forearms again. He leaned in and rested his forehead lightly against yours.
“You’re going to blow them away,” he murmured, and you felt that familiar feeling that he inspired start to well up in you. “Ready?”
You nodded. “You too, Din. Show them who you are.”
He pulled back and smiled at you. As you turned, you slid your hand down his arm and tangled your hands together. You walked backstage hand-in-hand.
The quartet was just finishing up when you found a place to stand together, out of the way of their exit. You caught Phil’s eye where he stood with his headset on by the tiny backstage lamp, and he nodded at you. You tugged on Din’s hand. “Here we go.”
He nodded at you and released your hand. You would go out first on your own, and then Din, and then you would be on stage together. You closed your eyes and took a deep breath. Just before you stepped forward, you heard Din murmur, “beautiful.”
You stepped into the wings with a smile playing around your mouth. And then the music started, and all you thought about was the dance.
…
You’d never felt like this before. You’d never danced like this before.
From the moment you stepped onto the stage, you could feel it – you were going to nail it. And you did.
You whirled through your solo, and leapt off the stage just in time for Din to enter after you. You watched him and you could see it – he felt it, too. You grinned, and then forced it off your face. He was a stranger, and you were meeting for the first time.
You spun back onto the stage at your cue and you felt his eyes trace across your shoulders like a caress. The two of you danced past each other, circled each other, glanced off of each other, just barely not touching. The connection between you pulled taut and you swore you could see where he was on stage even when you weren’t looking at him.
It would have stolen your breath away, if you had let it – you’d never felt so in sync with another dancer before.
The first movement ended with the two of you touching, briefly, and then dancing away from each other. As you were about to exit into the wings, you looked back, and caught him already looking at you. You both froze, and then darted off stage.
The audience burst into applause. You grinned at the dancers waiting backstage for Talia’s ballet, and they met you with silent cheers and pats on the shoulder as you passed.
You headed straight for the door to the backstage area, looking for Din.
He must have had the same idea, because as you turned into the hall that ran behind the stage, you found him almost jogging towards you, smiling wider than you’d ever seen him.
“You and me,” he said, breathlessly, and you nodded.
…
You had to wait through two longer pieces for the second movement, which would be between Talia and Vince’s collaboration piece and Jee’s. Wary of getting too cold, you returned to Din’s small dressing room, grabbing your sweats on the way. You didn’t want to break the bubble you could feel forming around the two of you.
Din pulled you into the room behind him and then into a loose hug. “I want to hold you tighter,” he murmured, “but this paint.”
You laughed. “It’s probably for the best.” He hummed. “Ok. We can rest for a minute, and then we need to get ready for the second. And go stay warm.” He nodded.
“You were beautiful.” His voice sounded deeper than normal and you shivered in his arms.
“So were you, Din.”
…
There was a barre set up backstage for warming up, and the two of you stayed there as you waited. You watched as the dancers heading backstage moved around you for Talia’s piece and then Talia and Vince’s collaboration, but you and Din stayed in your own little world. That wasn’t unusual, for a piece like yours. You practiced a couple of lifts just to have something to do.
You were ready.
With only a few minutes to go, Din leaned into you again. “Ready?”
You nodded. He grabbed your hand, this time, and led you backstage.
The piece Talia and Vince had collaborated on was almost over – it had three couples, a mix of principals and soloists, and you let yourself watch them for a few moments. When it was almost time, Din tugged you in again, foreheads together.
“Let’s blow them away,” you said, stealing his words from earlier. He smiled.
For the second movement, you started on stage, so you stepped away from Din to go take your place when the lights went down. Alone on stage, in the dark, you took a deep breath. As the music started, you stretched into position, and sank into your character.
You felt Din’s presence when he leapt on stage, and from there, the chase was on.
In the second movement, you circled each other, sometimes coming closer, sometimes moving farther away. Glancing touches brought you together and then hesitation drove you apart. You wanted to know each other, to understand each other, but you had to find a way to communicate. To make yourselves understood.
You began to mirror each other’s movements, to adopt each other’s styles. You found common ground between you to build on and with the first lift so firmly grounded, it felt like you flew into the air. Din held you aloft and then flipped you downwards, catching you in another hold. You spun away and felt him follow you, and the connection between you strengthened.
Just like the first movement, you could barely think, could only feel – and it felt amazing. You knew, distantly, that you and Din were performing at a level neither of you had managed alone. You had created something new, something that could only exist because you made it together.
The second ended with you and Din briefly together, and then your character shied away – you ran from him, twirling off stage without looking back. He reached for you just before the lights went down.
The audience erupted. You were grinning so wide your cheeks hurt. Adrian was backstage, ready for Jee’s piece, and he looked like he wanted to run over and hug you. But just then Din came through the wings behind you and you felt his arms circle your waist.
He didn’t pull you too close (the paint) but he leaned forward to breathe into your ear, “so fucking beautiful.”
You shivered, and Adrian winked at you. You laughed and tugged Din behind you into the hall.
You didn’t have as long of a break this time, only the length of Jee’s piece, which was only about 25 minutes. You knew you didn’t really have time to go far.
As you entered the hall, Din grabbed your hand, and made a sharp right. Just around the corner out of sight he backed you against the wall.
He leaned on the wall with his forearm by your head. For a moment neither of you said anything – you were both breathing hard, chests almost touching every time you took a breath. His eyes caught yours and you couldn’t look away.
“I’ve never…” he trailed off, and you nodded. You understood.
“Me neither,” you breathed, and his eyes darted down to look at your lips. The feeling that had built inside of you during the performance turned into fire.
“Din–” you started, but he cut you off by pressing his lips to yours in a searing kiss. He pulled away almost as quickly.
“I know,” he said, “I know.” He leaned back, and looked at you again. “I never dreamed it could be like this. I think I was meant to dance with you.”
You were glad you were already leaning against the wall, because your knees threatened to give out at his words. “Me too,” you said. His hand came up to cup your cheek lightly, careful of your makeup.
“Come on,” he said, “let’s get ready for the third.”
You nodded and let him lead you back down the hall.
…
You thought you’d be nervous, as you stood in the wings before the third movement. You’d gone backstage a little bit earlier than before to watch Adrian, but it wasn’t distracting you.
But that might have had something to do with Din’s presence at your back and his hand tangled with yours.
You breathed together as you watched and sank back into your characters. In the third, you were almost always touching – almost always chasing or being chased, grabbing or holding on. The movements revolved around your need to be together and create something new together.
As Jee’s piece came to a close, you felt Din step closer. He kept hold of your hand but wrapped his other arm around your shoulders from the back. “One more,” he murmured in your ear. “Let’s show them who we are.” You smiled and nodded. He squeezed your hand.
In the third, you started off stage. In the wings you both took a deep breath, and then the music started. You darted on quickly with Din at your heels, and from there you were off.
He chased you across the stage, and you let him catch you on the other side. You twirled around each other, leaping together, pulling each other along. He supported you through turns and lifts and jumps and you let yourself sink into the music. You internally marveled at how you seemed to be two dancers with one brain – you would reach for him, and he would be there, every time.
When you reached the pique turn, a smile played around your mouth. Din tugged you backwards by your ankle, capturing you and lifting you into a spin. Your body moved through the familiar steps, and when it came time to launch yourself through the air so he could catch you, you fought a grin off your face.
He lifted you over his shoulder, and let yourself appreciate, just for a moment, the strength of the muscles in his back.
Din tilted you back up and let you slide down against his chest. You sank into it with ease, and the two of you let the moment linger. You met his gaze and saw the smile dancing behind his eyes.
From there the choreography built to a crescendo that had you breathing hard, coordinating your movements perfectly to stay in contact – your hand on his leg, his arm around his waist, your arm around his neck, his shoulders supporting you. It pushed you upward and forward until, suddenly, you stopped, facing each other. You breathed as the last note held, staring into each other’s eyes, and then slowly folded into an embrace that took you both to your knees.
The lights went out, and for a moment you couldn’t make sense of the sound that washed over you. You looked up at Din, and then out to the audience. It seemed like everyone in the theater had taken to their feet, cheering and applauding.
The rest of the company was backstage cheering, too.
Din leaned backwards and stood, offering his hand to pull you up, too. You took it, and he tugged you forward so that you had to lean into him just a bit. He looked like he wanted to say something, but then the lights came up.
You both turned to the audience, bodies moving into the familiar stance, ready to take your bows. But you were both taken aback when somehow the applause got louder.
You glanced at Din, but he swept you forward, and before you could stop him, presented you to the audience.
You smiled, and when it was his turn, did the same for him.
As soon as you were done, the rest of the company poured out of the wings to join you on stage, and the standing ovation seemed to go on forever. Adrian popped out of the crowd at your side and wrapped you both up in a hug, which startled Din and made you laugh. “That was fucking amazing!” he shouted in your ear, and you laughed. Din started to smile, too, and you squeezed his hand, still tangled with yours between you.
You looked at him as the company moved to take a final bow together, and for a moment, you couldn’t hear the noise around you at all.
You could only see Din, smiling at you, so widely his eyes crinkled.
Beautiful.
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a/n: they did it!! I'm so proud of them!!! next week... what happens after the gala? 😏 we finally earn those smut tags, lol. I don't really have any notes this week, but let me know if you have any questions! 🧡 and don't forget to check out the art!!
#din djarin x reader#din djarin x f!reader#din djarin x you#din djarin fanfiction#the mandalorian#x reader#nbt fic#pas de deux fic#pedro pascal character fanfiction
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Pas de Deux Art!
Hey y'all. I am super behind on all notifications but I successfully moved this weekend! I am hoping to catch up in the next couple of days, now that our stuff is in the new place. In the meantime I have a special bonus post for y'all. I commissioned this absolute masterpiece waaaaay back in October and I cannot believe I managed to resist posting it for this long. I wanted to wait until Din took his shirt off in the fic! 😂
Please enjoy this absolute magic that @kenobiwanx made for us -- it's him! It's ballet!Din! Look at him! 😍 Gio this is so amazing, thank you again so, so much!!
😍🥺 now imagine having to get through rehearsal next to him. lol see you on Wednesday for the next chapter!
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Pas de Deux Art!
Hey y'all. I am super behind on all notifications but I successfully moved this weekend! I am hoping to catch up in the next couple of days, now that our stuff is in the new place. In the meantime I have a special bonus post for y'all. I commissioned this absolute masterpiece waaaaay back in October and I cannot believe I managed to resist posting it for this long. I wanted to wait until Din took his shirt off in the fic! 😂
Please enjoy this absolute magic that @kenobiwanx made for us -- it's him! It's ballet!Din! Look at him! 😍 Gio this is so amazing, thank you again so, so much!!
😍🥺 now imagine having to get through rehearsal next to him. lol see you on Wednesday for the next chapter!
#din djarin x reader#din djarin x you#din djarin x f!reader#din djarin fanfiction#the mandalorian#pas de deux fic#nbt fic#ballet au#x reader#pedro pascal character fiction#art#fan art#kenobiwanx
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I was telling my husband about this post and
me: they have a goob shrine
him: goob for them
this is the funniest thing I’ve read in my LIFE
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Demon of Vyrantium
from a screenshot study of this post
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does someone want to come throw my stuff into the sea so I don’t have to pack any more of it
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