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64 with ler Fjord & either Caleb or Molly? đ„ș dealers choice, but as soon as I saw that one I immediately thought of Fjord being a bully
Prompt 64 - âRelax, Iâm not gonna kill ya, Iâm just gonna make you wish you were dead.â
A/N: i love this for fjord. OMG. also, so⊠thereâs this 6k ler!fjord lee!molly slightly fjolly decently mean interrogation fic im working on for tickletober and this line fit into it reaaaally well for a part where molly is in the stocks and⊠well⊠consider this my fic preview hehe (Iâll tag it here eventually when itâs posted in oct.)
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âEheheHEHEHEHEEHEE- YOHOHOUâRE KILLINâ MEEHEHEHEHE!â Molly whines through frantic laughter.
âOh relax, donât be so dramatic. Iâm not gonna kill you.â Fjord speaks calmly, as though soothing a child. âIâm just gonna make you really, really wish you were dead.â His voice is sweet as the words drip out like honey, and Molly shivers from more than just the tickling sensations lighting up his soles.
âPFFFAHHAAHFUCK!â Molly cries â both in the sense of crying out aloud during his cackling, and in the otherâmore literalâsense, as tears bleed into the cloth tied over his eyes. He clasps and unclasps his fingers. He presses deeply into the seat and strains uselessly against the stocks â all for nothing. His laughter rings out boisterously as Fjord continues to scrub the brush up and down his foot, then switch to the other. Back and forth. Back and forth. Overwhelming, but never enough to get desensitized to in any one place.
âPLEHEEHHEEASE!â Molly shrieks.
âWhat happened to that attitude of yours?â Fjord snickers, looking up from his feet to take in Mollymaukâs squirming, desperate form.
âDonât knohohohHOOW! I dohOHONâT know wHEREââ Molly babbles incoherently, still trying to bargain with his captor.
âYou donât know where your attitude went?â Fjord laughs, pulling the brush away from his soles for the first time in far, far too long.
Molly heaves in deep, shaky breaths. âI- heh- I⊠What?â
Fjord hums, sounding amused. They sit in the âsilenceâ of Molly deliriously catching his breath.
âMaybe I should believe youâŠâ Fjord says after a little time passes and Molly sounds less frenetic.
Molly tries to give his best hopeful, honest smile. Itâs hard without the eyes.
Molly picks up the sound of Fjord getting up from his seat, a little relief washes over him.
Then the brush is back, and Mollymauk is wailing out a surprised bark of laughter. âWAITHAHAHAâ WAIT!â
âBut, on the other hand..â Fjord sighs, bringing his other hand to tickle along the sole of Mollyâs right foot as he brushes up and down his left. Mollymauk almost wishes for a gag with how loudly he shouts and shrieks through desperate laughter. The hand and brush switch. They switch back a little while later.
âHmm.â Fjord says, stopping again after a few minutes. âWhat do you think?â
âI thihihink I am going to die here.â Molly whimpers, smiling defeatedly.
âNot if you tell me the truth.â
âI am telling yohohohou the truth.â
âWell, I have to make sure youâre not lying.â Fjord says, and then the terrible brushing starts up again.
âWhyhyhyhyhy would I still behehehe lying- hehee?! Plehehehehease!â Molly argues as much as he can get out as heâs laughing.
âYou tell me.â Fjord replies, not letting up. âMaybe youâre just a masochist.â
Molly definitely does not hate being on the receiving end of an evening like this, itâs true. He would take a moment to consider that if he had a brain cell that could focus on anything other than the incessant scrubbing of the hairbrush along his soles. It scrapes across the balls, the arches, the heel, up and down, up and down, over and over. The slick oily liquid covering his feet lets it glide with almost no resistance. All tickles, no resistance â yeah, Molly is probably going to die here.
Heâs wheezing by the time Fjord stops again. He hesitates, half-pleading through his laughter, wondering when itâs going to start up again.
It doesnât⊠And Fjord doesnât say anything.
It still doesnât⊠And then, finally, Fjordâs pulling down the blindfold. âHey, there.â
Mollyâs eyes adjust weakly to the light, the blindfold is damp with his tears. He mutters some kind of reply before closing his eyes again. âFjordâŠâ
âMollymauk.â Fjord says, leaving the blindfold down around his neck and standing back up.
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writers ask game :)
2. talk about a notable time a narrative or character has looked you dead in the eyes and said *fuck your plan, here's what we're actually doing.
omg. when i was writing violet rays for ran the outline was literally only like 5-6k words MAX. mf ended up being like 20k words but i donât regret it lol. i just really love writing him sm i canât help it :,) def one of my faves
4. what is the plot bunny you've been carrying for the longest? optional bonus question: do you ever wonder why you haven't written it yet and experience deep existential dread?
i have a gojo series fully planned out since LAST SUMMER (except for the ending) but i still havenât drafted it YETTTT đ i want to start writing it so bad but iâve been so busy itâs crazy. im definitely starting the drafting next week. hopefully be up by july but who know lol
10. at what point in the process do you come up with titles, and how easy or hard is that for you?
i usually come up w them before writing the fic, or like a few options for a title and then pick one at the end. i like to add a lil bit of foreshadowing in the title and see if anyone spots it when reading the fic aisnsj
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C H A L L E N G E Â # 1 Â ; Â T H E Â W E L C O M E Â B A L L
ft all these amazing people -> @domschreave @princepercyschreave @calistapledger @madelynknightoftheselection @emmalynatwood @isabellafaulkner @ruby-stones @debbieker @theiahuntley @aikoellisÂ
((there are some pictures in the fic, and I tried to equally distribute them but it didnt really work so theyre like kinda randomly scattered haha))
Itâs tonight. Itâs tonight. Itâs tonight.
That was the sole thought running through my head as my maids helped me get ready for the welcome ball. I was happy that I at least knew some ladies. I smiled, remembering the nice breakfast I had with Aiko, Cal, Debbie, Devon, Emma, Izzy, Maddie, and Theia. They were all wonderful ladies and I was happy that I had their company tonight.
âLady Aricia, you can look now,â one of my maids said, and I opened my eyes, looking at my reflection in the mirror, not recognizing the girl that was staring back. My hair was let down, with a deconstructed brain running in it. My eyes were done smokey, and I had on a pale pink lip gloss and minimal bronzer. I was in a pale pink dress- more like a gown, and it fit me perfectly and gently brushed the floor. I had on pale pink heels, which made me look taller then I was, and made sure that the dress wasnât completely trailing on the floor. All in all, I couldnât believe that the girl in the reflection was me.
I smiled, and hugged the nearest maid, repeating my âthank yousâ to her and all the other maids.
âIt wasnât a problem, Lady Ariciaâ they said, grinning at me
âThank you so much,â I said, hugging them all again once more. They assured me that it wasnât a problem, and then quickly ushered me out of my room.
I smiled at their behaviour, and started slowly walking down the stairs and to the ballroom, making sure not to trip on the hem of my dress.
The last thing I needed tonight was to make an utter fool of myself.
I walked into the ballroom, and was in awe. It was decorated beautifully, with tables upon tables of refreshments, and people in fancy dresses and suits, mingling around.
I saw Cal and the other girls speaking in a circle, so I decided to go and join them. Right as I walked up, they all smiled at me.
âGirls, you all look so wonderful in your pretty dresses!â Cal exclaimed, looking beautiful herself in a magenta mermaid style gown.
âAw, thank you Cal! You look beautiful as well!â Maddie said, smoothing down the skirt of her mid length black dress with a gold bodice.
I nodded, âYou all look beautiful!â I exclaimed, with a smile.
They all thanked me, and Izzy took her chance to speak, âThanks Cal and Aricia! I agree, you all look so gorgeous!â she said, looking very happy to be here in her red one shoulder gown.
âThank you so much, Cal! You look wonderful as well! You all look perfect!â Debbie said, smiling in her light pink to dark pink ombre dress.
Aiko grinned, âThank you! Everyone looks so beautiful tonight!â she exclaimed.
Cal smiled, âSo, howâs everyone feeling after the eliminations?â she asked
I smiled, âIâm happy Iâm still here! I was so nervous during my interview, thoughâ
Madelyn shrugged, âWell, Iâm relieved that Iâm still here, but Iâm still a tad bit nervousâ
Izzy nodded, âI am so relieved! I thought I was going home!â she said, with a laugh, lightening the mood.
Cal smiled, âAww you girls, I would lay down my life before I let you get sent home. I donât know what Iâd do without you all, you have all made me feel so safe!â
We all gushed over her compliment, and agreed that no matter what, we would stick together.
âHey, Isabella,â Madelyn started, looking towards Izzy, âdidnât Dom say he enjoyed your conversation?â
Izzy nodded, âHe said something like that, yes! But we kind of had a difficult talkâ
Cal frowned, âAbout your mother? Iâve heard how she is, Izzyâ
Izzy groaned, âOh gosh, you heard about her as well,â she said, bringing a hand up to her forehead.
âOh no, whatâs the matter with your mother?â Madelyn asked breathlessly, suddenly getting pale. I was about to ask her what the matter was, but I refrained from doing so, not wanting to put her into a position she didnât want to be in.
Izzy frowned, âShe doesnât like the royals and organizes demonstrations against them and all that. I hope I convinced Dom that I donât share her opinion!â
Madelyn sighed, âOh, I seeâ
Izzy looked at Maddie worried, âMadelyn, are you alright? Would you like something to drink?â
Madelyn shook her head, âOh, no, no. Iâm fine! I was just worried for you, thatâs allâ
Izzy gave Madelyn a reassuring smile, âDonât worry, I am fine!â
âI heard she reacted badly to you being selected, Izzy. Iâm surprised it wasnât on the news.â Cal said, and turned to look from Izzy to Madelyn, âMads, you donât seem fine, whatâs- oh your motherâŠâ
Madelyn frowned, âYeahâŠâ she trailed off, not liking the toping of conversation
Debbie frowned, not happy with her friend seeming so sad, âWhat is it, Mads?â she asked
âIâm so Mads. Debs, her mom is no longer aroundâ Cal said sadly
Madelyn nodded, âYeah, she passed away when I was 9â
We all hugged her, expressing our condolences, until Cal, Aiko and I decided to grab some drinks.
Suddenly, Cal had an idea, âHow about after drinks, we divide and conquer? I want to see if Prince Evan will dance with meâ
Madelyn nodded, âOkay, Iâm a little nervous to go talk to all of the royals. I may try Alina first, since she seems niceâ
I nodded, and had an idea, âHey Cal, do you need a wingwoman?â
She frowned, âWhats a wingwoman? That sounds fun though, Iâve never had friends or flirted with a boy before but Iâve always admired Prince Evanâs literary nature.â
âA wingwoman is a friend who just goes with you to help you out when youâre flirting with someone!â I explained, laughing a little at the absurdity of the word.
Cal laughed as well, âAlright sounds fun! And Mads, you should try Princess Callie too! Just give her flowers and sheâll love you!â
Madelyn grinned, âOh yeah! Iâll try that! Ooh, how about we take a polaroid together!â she exclaimed, getting really excited. We all huddled around the camera, and made funny faces as Madelyn snapped the button on her polaroid camera.
Just then, Theia walked up to us with a glass in her hands, trying not to spill her purple drink on her beautiful white dress.
âHave you guys tried this fruit punch? Itâs the bestâ She gushed, chugging down some more.
Izzy laughed, âNo I havenât yet! I should get some though, does anyone else want some?â
Cal shook her head, âNo thanks, Iâve already spilt some on myself. This is why you donât trust a blind girl to get drinks. Thank god Isla made this dress water- well juice proof just in case. And the colour matches me dress!â she added, with a chuckle.
Theia laughed, âYeah, the colour does match! Do you need any help?â She asked, smiling
Cal shook her head, and Emma complimented her on the functionality of her dress.
âI know! Isla is a god send. Anyways, are you all having fun?â Cal asked
Emma nodded, âDefinitely. This ball is⊠well, incredible!â She said, and we all laughed at her awestricken expression.
Theia agreed, âIâve never seen something like this before!â
We all nodded, and I felt rather thirsty, so I went over to the drink station, and just then I saw something that made my jaw drop.
No. Way.
There pitchers upon pitchers of drinks, and one pitcher in particular grabbed my attention. I picked it up, and poured its contents into a glass, needing to taste the drink to believe that it was there.
I added caramel sweeteners, just how I had it at home, and took a sip, moaning at the taste of my favourite beverage in the world.
Iced Coffee
I poured some more into my glass, added some more caramel, and walked back to the girls, feeling absolutely elated.
âGuys, have you tried the iced coffee! They had it hidden in the back, but oh my, if you add some caramel sweeteners, its tastes amazing!â I gushed
Izzy laughed, âThat sounds like something Debbie would love!â
I grinned, âThatâs great! Maybe Iâll take her there when I see her!â
Theia beamed, âCaramel sweeteners? Thereâs stuff like that! Oh my god!â she exclaimed, as excited as I was.
I nodded, âYeah, its amazing!â
Just then, Madelyn came back to the group with the iced coffee in her hands, and took a sip.
âOoh, Aricia, this coffee is good!â she exclaimed, hurriedly drinking some more.
I laughed, âI know right! Slow down, though, we wouldnât want you to choke!â
Cal frowned at her coffee, âOh no, Iâm going to be up all night now!â she complained, âBut⊠coffee also gives me a boost of confidence. Iâm going to ask Prince Dom for a dance! Dancing with a blind girl would be quite the experience!â she said with a laugh
âIâm scared to ask him to dance!â Madelyn exclaimed
Emma smiled, âYou both can do it, Iâm sure heâd have a great time!â
Cal turned to look at Mads, âIâll tell him you want to dance after me,â she said, smiling at the look of relief of Madelynâs face.
âHey, do you guys mind if I take pictures of you?â Emma asked, smiling. We all nodded, and posed for the pictures, laughing hysterically.
âYou may see me with my camera later too, for some candid shotsâ Emma said, smiling.
Madelyn laughed, âMe too, I canât let Emma have all the fun!â
Izzy smiled, looking at them with awe, âYou are so passionate about photography! That is lovely to seeâ she said, and I nodded in agreement.
âThanks Isabella,â Emma said, âI figured while Iâm here, I though try to take as many pictures as I could to rememberâ
âDo you two have any problems with your camera?â Cal asked, âI would love to advance on the technology!â
Emma and Maddie both nodded, and arranged a time with Cal so she could fix their cameras for them.
Emma grinned, âOh look, Cal! You can ask Dom now, heâs not talking to anyone!â
I nodded, âYeah! Go for it, Cal! Good luck! Youâre going to do great!â I exclaimed, smiling.
Cal smirked, and smoothed over her dress and hair, âAlrighty then, have fun ladies, but not too much fun! This girl is gonna take down a manâ
I laughed at Calâs comment, and we all said bye to her as she walked off towards Dom.
I excused myself, and made my way over towards the drinks station, so I could grab myself some more of that heavenly iced coffee.
Iâm going to be up all night now
I shook my head, and reached for the pitcher of iced coffee, but I jerked my hand back when I felt another hand. I turned and looked at the person, who was wearing a beautiful pink dress.
âIâm sorry, I didnât see you there!â I exclaimed
She shook her head, âOh no, itâs alright, go ahead! I already had a lot of this glorious thingâ she said, laughing as she held up her cup, âI probably have to stop now, cause my nerves will suffer later!â
I laughed, thankfully finding someone who enjoyed iced coffee as much as I do, âIt is glorious! And I think I may have had a bit too much myself! Anyways, Iâm Aricia, its great to finally properly meet you!â I exclaimed, and extended my hand.
The girl took my hand, and shook it with a smile, âHi Ari! Iâm Debbie! Arenât we in the same hall?â
I nodded, so thatâs where Iâve seen her before!
âYeah, I think so! I think weâve seen eachother around but never spoken,â I said, and she nodded, âSo, Deb, tell me a bit about yourself!â
âWell, Iâm from Sota, and my family has a farm thereâ she said, with a smile, âWhere are you from, Ari?â
âIâm from Lakedon,â I said, smiling at the mention of my home province, âI used to live with my father, but I got kicked out when I entered the selection. Oh well,â I shrugged, âIts probably for the best, though. He didnât even care about me and I could barely stand him. Anyways, what did you grow on your farm?â I asked
âOh no! Iâm sorry to hear that,â she said, a sympathetic look on her face, âMy dad didnât react well either when he found out that Iâm going to apply for the selection,â she sighed, âParents are complicatedâ she concluded, and took a small snack from the table.
âAbout the farm,â she continued, gratefully moving away from the topic of fathers, âwe are more focused on milk products but we have vegetables too, such as potatoes, tomatoes, corn, carrots, lettuce⊠you should come visit us when this is all over!â she exclaimed, talking animatedly.
I nodded, âIâm sorry that happened to you! And of course! Iâd love to visitâ
Deb smiled, and turned around to see people dancing, âLook, thereâs prince Dom! He looks even more handsome tonight, donât you think?â she giggled, and I laughed along with her
âYeah, that he doesâ I laughed, and gazed at the dance floor.
âHey, Deb, Iâm not a great dancer, but do you maybe want to go dance with me?â I asked, with a smile.
She grinned, and we both grabbed eachothers arms and made our way to the dance floor, grinning.
We both went over to the dance floor and waiting for the next song to come on. When the next song turned out to be another slow song, I groaned.
âAre all these songs going to be slow?â I asked, dragging a hand down my face.
Deb giggled, âIâm afraid they will. I wish we could change the rhythm a bit! Something to make us move more!â
Suddenly, the song changed, and something a bit more upbeat begins to play. I look towards the guy who was playing the music, and he shot a wink towards me. I rolled my eyes and turned back to Debbie, âHey, this is actually danceable!â I exclaimed, and moved along to the rhythm.
Debbie starts moving along with the music as well, and we were both laughing at how terrible our moves were.
âSo, have you talked with some of the royals?â she asked, smiling.
I nodded, âYeah, aside from Dom, Iâve spoken to Percy, but thatâs about it!â
She gave me a knowing smile, âPercy! How is he, I havenât had the pleasure to speak to him yet. Iâve only spoken to Evan and Alinaâ
I rolled my eyes at the look on her face, âHeâs cool. You should talk to him when you can. How are Alina and Evan?â I asked
She smiled, âAlina is the sweetest person on earth! Evan is not a talkative man, but heâs a good guyâ
We both continued talking about other trivial things, and we eventually both went our ways. I was getting tired of all the dancing, and my feet started hurting, so I made my way over to one of the large windows, and looked out. I saw the vast expanse of the palace grounds, and I could even see the beach!
âLady Aricia, would you like to dance?â a voice asked from behind me, and I turned around faster than the speed of sound. When I turned around, the face of Dominic Schreave was staring back at me, his eyes glittering in the light.
âSure, but I should warn you, Iâm not the best dancer,â I said, and he nodded.
âDonât worry about it, we donât have to do anything too crazy,â he said, smiling at the relief on my face.
âThatâs great, thanks!â I exclaimed, and he nodded, pulling me out to the dance floor.
âSo, how have you been enjoying the palace so far?â he asked, starting to move us in a dance. I placed my hands on his to stabilize myself, because as I mentioned earlier, the last thing I needed tonight was to fall while dancing with the Prince of Illea.
I smiled, remembering all my experinces in the palace so far, âIts been nice! The food is wonderful, and Iâve spoken to a lot of the ladies, so Iâm in good company,â I grinned, remembering my day with Izzy, and my chat with Percy, âAlso, have I told you that its beautiful here!â I exclaimed, smiling at his laugh. It was truly a beautiful laugh, and I found myself thinking that he should use it more often.
âProbably,â he said, with a chuckle, âSo, I hear youâve been seeking company with people other than the other selected,â he accused joking, raising his eyebrow with mockery, his eyes glinting with amusement.
I laughed, âWell your cousin did seek me out and talk to me in the music roomâ
He smiled, âYeah? And what did the two of you talk about?â
I shrugged, âNothing much. We just talked about music, and he helped me out with a piece. Nothing big.â I said nonchalantly, trying to keep the smile off my face.
âAnyways, enough about me,â I continued, trying to get the topic of conversation off of me, âHow are you enjoying the selection so far? Do you think youâve found your future bride and queen?â
He shook his head, âHmm.. I donât like to think of it in terms of that. I prefer to just have fun with it as I goâ
I nodded with understanding, âWell, thatâs a nice way to look at it. I bet it reduces the pressure that you probably- and most likely- have on your shouldersâ
He nodded in agreement, looking down at me, âAbsolutely it doesâ
I smiled, changing the topic of conversation to something more lighthearted, âSo, any new music that youâve listened to recently?â I asked
He laughed again, its melodious sounds filling my ears and making me content to just be like this forever. Dancing with Dom, in a ball with my friends and plenty of iced coffee.
Sounds like heaven to me
âNot really,â he said, and I was wondering what we were talking about again.
Oh yeah, I asked him if he liked any new music! Come on Aricia, get your head back in the game!
âOh, well Iâm still loving the classics, so if you finally decide that they arenât boring,â I said that last part in air quotations, quoting that Dom had told me that he thought classical music was boring during our interview, âthen you can hit me upâ I finished
He laughed, and agreed, and we both continued swaying around as the songs changed.
âSo,â I began, and Dom diverted his attention to me, âAre you enjoying the ball so far?â I asked, and he smiled.
âAbsolutely,â he said, and looked me up and down, before his eyes met mines again, âAre you starting to get a hang of this dancing thing?â he asked.
I laughed, the idea of getting used to all this seeming absurd, âWell, not really. I think Iâm better at other things rather than dancing,â I smiled, âHave you been dancing since you were a kid?â I asked, and he smiled
âYeah, just lessons to be able to survive at balls like thisâ he said, looking around the room.
âThatâs nice. Do you like dancing?â I asked, because in all honesty, he seemed like he belonged on the dance floor.
He shook his head, âNope, not really. But its alright when theres a gorgeous girl in my armsâ he added, smirking.
Woah, that escalated quickly.
I laughed at the absurdity of my situation. The heir of Illea was flirting with me?
I shook my head, trying to stop my laugher, and looked at him, âWow, Dominic, are you trying to impress me with your compliments?â I asked, smirking.
He scoffed, âObviously. Iâve got to start weeding out girls somehow, so Iâve been trying to figure out which girls are made uncomfortable by my compliments.â He explained, and I nodded.
âI see. Has that been working for you so far?â I asked, smiling.
He shrugged, âMostlyâ
I nodded, and asked the question that I have been dreading all night, âThatâs good. Have I passed your test?â I asked, slightly nervous for the answer.
He nodded slightly, smiling at my predicament, âI think soâ he concluded, and I released a breath that I didnât know Iâd been holding.
I smiled broadly, âPhew! Now I think I can stop worrying about embarrassing myself in front of a princeâ I said, laughing.
He nodded, smiling, âWell thatâs goodâ
We both continued dancing, the smiles never leaving our faces. After a few songs, Dom and I both agreed to stop because I, for one, was tired. We both said our goodbyes, and I walked around the ball room, so I could refill my glass with some iced coffee.
Oh boy, I was going to be awake all night
I got to the refreshments station and refilled my glass with the heavenly iced coffee, and I drank it down in one gulp. Just as I was about to grab some more, I saw a tall figure standing by the window that I occupied earlier. His dark hair was slicked back, and even without seeing them, I could imagine his bluegreen eyes twinkling in delight.
I set my glass down, and made my way over to him, trying carefully not to trip on the hem of my gown.
âYouâre looking lonely, Mr. Schreave,â I said, and he turned around, smiling, âCare to dance? Iâm not the best, but maybe I can give you something to laugh about.â I asked
He nodded, âYeah, okay, sure,â he said, and we both made our way over to the dance floor, our hands finding their places as we begun dancing.
âHow are you enjoying the ball so far?â I asked, slightly preoccupied with my attempts to get into a comfortable position.
He nodded, smiling down at me, âOh, itâs been great. How about you?â
I grinned, reminiscing on the events of the night, âItâs been wonderful! The iced coffee is heaven! The only problem is the dancingâŠâ I trailed off, slightly embarrassed, by my dancing ability- or lack thereof.
He shook his head, laughing, âYouâre not that bad, you knowâ
I smiled in disbelief, âWell, thanks! Iâm just happy that Iâm not falling all over you,â I laughed, and watched his eyes light up as he laughed as well.
âYes, thatâs very good,â he said, leading our bodies on the dance floor.
As we were dancing, I remembered something that I wanted to tell Percy, but I hadnât had the chance to.
âI forgot to tell you that I can play the piece completely now without a problem! Thanks for all your help,â I said, referring to the time we spent together in the music room.
He smiled happily, âThatâs great!â he exclaimed, seeming happy that I could finally play the piece completely, âSoon, youâll be just as good as me.â
I nodded, silently agreeing with his statement, and subconsciously assessing my own ability, wondering if it were possible to be as good as Percy one day.
As I was daydreaming about my possible musical future, I felt Percyâs gaze resting heavily on my face, his head cocked to the side.
I should probably stop daydreaming whilst dancing with princes
âSo,â I began, shaking my head to clear the image that was appearing, âare you working on any new pieces as of late?â
He shook his head, âNot really. I donât have much time for the piano anymoreâ
I frowned, trying to imagine my life without playing the piano or the guitar. For me, music was just a pastime, but an important one that I couldnât possibly live without.
âThatâs a shame,â I said, understanding Percyâs situation. Sometimes life gets in the way of things we really want, but sometimes life gives us the things we really want, and we should go along with it either way.
He shrugged, and his trademark smirk quickly appeared on his face.
Oh great
âYeah, but now I have more time to spend with gorgeous girls,â he said almost seriously, though I could detect the undercurrents of humour in his voice.
I rolled my eyes and laughed, âWow, only you, Mr. Schreave, can pull compliments out of nowhere and still make them workâ
He grinned bashfully, happy that I noticed his secret ability, âItâs a skill,â he drawled, chuckling at the end.
I laughed, realizing that nobody could work their words as well as Perseus Jackson Schreave ((ooc; currently dying of laughter because of that middle name hahah xD))
âWhat else do you like?â I asked, trying to gauge the full personality of the boy I was dancing with.
He shrugged, âI donât know. I mean my dream is to travel the world,â he said, nonchalantly.
I made eye contact with him, and relished in how his facial expression changed when he was talking about traveling. His features softened, and his eyes seemed to glimmer even more, with unspoken adventures hidden behind them.
âIâve always wanted to do that as well,â I said, âI really want to visit Europe! It seems like such a beautiful place!â
He nodded, âYeah⊠it is. Or the parts Iâve been to, at least. But there re so many places Iâve never been to.â He said, almost remorsefully, as if he felt bad that he hadnât gone to those places yet.
I nodded in agreement, âWhere have you been to in Europe? And the world is so massive, there are many places that the entirety of humankind havenât laid their eyes on yet. I hope we can see them all one dayâŠâ I trailed off, imagining a future where I could travel the world, and see all the sights. Then I imagined a future where instead of going to all of those places alone, a smiling Percy Schreave accompanied me everywhere. Showing me everything from the 7 wonders of the world, to the wonders of sushi.
I shook my head, trying to erase that image from my head, and focus on the task at hand. In my desperate attempt to clear my head of images from the future, I almost missed Percyâs next comment.
âIâve mostly been to the capitals of European countries. London, Paris, Moscow, etc.â he said, smiling at the old memories that he must have, stored inside the inner corners of his mind.
I smiled, âThatâs cool! I havenât even left Illea yet!â I exclaimed, and the smile slowly slipped off my face as I remembered why. Flashbacks from my past flashed before my eyes, from my parents awful split, to my father not caring about me at all.
Thatâs why I want to get away, I realized, as I swayed in Percyâs arms, To get away from my past
I looked up at Percy again, just in time to see him shrug, âMost Illeans never leave the country,â he said, a mildly concerned look on his face. If he noticed my slip into the past, he never brought it up. During the remainder of our time dancing, we talked about small things, resulting in me laughing so much that I forgot why I was sad in the first place.
Eventually, my feet started throbbing, and my iced coffee withdrawal symptoms kicked in, so Percy and I concluded our dancing, and went our separate ways. After I finished talking to Percy, I started to walk towards the refreshments, but I realized that I didnât need iced coffee to clear my head and that I just needed fresh air. I silently stepped out of the ballroom, and aimlessly wandered the halls, until I remembered the balcony I discovered on my adventure with Izzy. I walked around a bit more, until I found the balcony, but something was different about it today. Instead of it being empty, there was a dark-skinned girl standing there, hunched over the railing.
âHello?â I called out, approaching the girl cautiously, as to not disturb her.
The girl whipped her head around, and looking at the face, I realized she was Lady Ruby.
âOh, hello Lady Aricia,â She said, tucking a lock of hair behind her.
I walked up beside Ruby, leaning on the railing and letting the wind whip through my hair.
âhello Lady Ruby. What are you doing out here?â I asked, gazing at the moon
âOhh, I just needed a break, giving my body some time to sober down a bit, but I donât know if thatâll work,â she said, holding up a bottle of alcohol.
I nodded in understanding, âAhh, I see. The first step of sobering up is probably to get rid of the alcoholâ I laughed, and she nodded.
âYep, thatâs why I need to finish this,â she said, and raised the bottle to her lips, gulping down the whole thing in one go, and placed it on the railing, âSo, why did you leave that electrifying party, my dear?â she asked, turning to look at me
I shrugged, âWell, my feet started hurting from all the dancing, and I had to run from my emotions, as usual, but mostly I wanted to stop hearing that musicâ
She laughed a little, âIts not that bad,â she retorted
I looked at her incredulously, âWell, when youâve been dancing and listening to it all night, it gets a bit repetitiveâ
She nodded, âTouchĂ©. So, any interesting thoughts about our dear prince so far?â she asked
Which one, I wanted to ask, but I shut my mouth.
âHeâs alright. Heâs nice and has a good taste in music, except he doesnât like classical. But, I can probably convince him that classical is wonderful by the end of the selection. How about you my dear?â I asked, winking at the use of Rubyâs earlier nickname. Â She rolled her eyes at my jab, and responded.
âHe seems very nice indeed, but I am not so confident about my time here as you are,â she said sadly.
I frowned, âWhy?â I asked. The girl standing beside me right now, even though I barely knew her, seemed interesting.
She shook her head, âApparently Iâm very boring. I talked to Alina earlier and she mentioned that I shouldnât really worry about that but I donât think he seems very interested, in me atleast,â she sighed, and looked down at her glass, âGosh, I wished I had more of that sweet liquor,â she sighed again, seeming lonelier by the minute, âI donât even know why I am telling you this,â she said, slightly shaking her head.
I shook my head vehemently, âhey hey hey,â I said, placing a hand on her shoulder, feeling immense sympathy for a girl I barely knew, âIf you need someone to talk to, Iâm here. You should never hold your true emotions inside because they will destroy youâ
She looked directly at me and gave me a small smile, âThanks, thatâs very kind of you. I am just so used to barely talking to anyone ever and never even talking about my feelings and thoughts, that it feels so wrong speaking up about anything nowâ
I gave her a small sympathetic smile, âYeah, itâll take some time, but itâll all work out at the endâ she smiled at that, and the look in her eyes made me change the subject, âSo, how was your life back home? Where are you from?â I asked, realizing that I didnât even remember the province that she is from.
âI am from a very small town in Dakota, with a tiny gymnastic club and ballet school which partially represented my entire social contact I received until now. What else is there to say?â she trailed off, looking into the sky wistfully as she thought about her past, âWell my parents are wealthy jewellers, I was born a 4 and trained to become a 2 and am a only childâ
I smiled softly, âOh, that sounds cool. Did you like your life in Dakota?â
She frowned slightly, âIt mostly sucked, if it didnât I wouldnât have been so desperate to get away. Most people I know arenât very nice, including my parentsâ
I frowned back, understanding the part about the parents, âAlthough that sucks, at least your parents were in your life. My mom cheated on my dad with his best friend and ran away with him when I was young, and after that my dad became a coldhearted man who didnât care about what I did. So thatâs why I tried my hardest to get out of there. If I wasnât selected, then Id be off to university in the fall, and doing some stuff there just to get away from home,â I concluded, remembering the life that may await me after the selection.
She grimaced, âSo apparently both of us have awful parents,â she laughed, equally bitter to her smile, âYou know, I came here to live life at its fullest but now that I tasted it, fear is consuming me. I always worry that I donât have enough time left to experience everything I want to do. And there is always my mothers threat in the back of my mind,â she said, her voice slowly getting softer as her sentence concluded.
I shook my head, âwell you are still young. You have your whole life, probably a good 100 years left, and 100 years is a long time,â I looked to her, and seeing the sullen expression on her face made me remember what she had said, âWhat do you mean, threat?â I asked, concerned for the broken girl standing beside me.
âIf I donât find a husband, I wont e able to go back home ever again. And that would mean my career would be over as well,â she sighed, shaking her head, âBut at the moment, I try not to think about itâ
I gasped in shock, âOh god, thatâs serious! Itâs the same for me, actually. My dad found out that I entered, and I got kicked out of my houseâŠâ I trailed, then I thought of an idea, âhey, maybe if the selection doesnât work out for either of us, we can both be roommates!â I exclaimed, and Rubyâs face brightened.
âWe should totally do that,â she giggled, âmaybe in a nice little down at the sea so I can finally learn how to surf. It could also be near the big loud city of Angeles, so we could wander through the streets at night, hearing music pulsing around every corner,â she said, dreamily staring at the moon.
I smiled, liking the sound of that, âThatâd be great,â I said softly, staring at the soft waves lapping the beach.
âSo, have you got any exciting plans for the time you are still here?â she asked, slowly turning her attention from the night sky to me
I sighed, âwell, not really. I just want to enjoy all the experiences, and hope that everything works out well. You?â
She shook her head, âIâll just enjoy making my own choices and trying not to think about how stupid they are,â she said, giggling slightly at something she thought.
I laughed at her attitude, âI agree! You should let loose and have fun,â I said, smiling
She laughed, âIâm trying very hard, ok? My next goal is actually to finally taste some chocolate cake!â she exclaimed
âAh, we should go to the kitchen one day and try the cake!â I exclaimed, laughing along with Ruby.
She laughed harder when she heard my laughter, âWe definitely should. I need someone to protect me so I wont die of a sugar overdose!â she yelled, bending over and laughing even harder. I laughed along with her, not caring if people could hear our laughter from inside the ball.
âSame, Ruby, same!â I said, trying unsuccessfully to stop my laughter.
âWeâll probably die together, just like Romeo and Juliet,â she said, her laughter reducing to a mere chuckle.
I shook my head, grinning at her Shakespearean reference, âWow Ruby, very pessimistic,â I chuckled, and she laughed as well, âIs there anything that you want to do with your life?â I asked, and she sighed.
âTo fall in love? I would also love to finally make friends. I donât know if I am good at that, and if Iâll be able to put my trust into people, but I really want to try that. And you, Aricia?â she asked
I smiled, âThatâs wonderful, but when the right person comes along, youâll know to trust them. I also want to fall in love with someone who loves me back, and didnât just settle for me because they couldnât get someone else, you know?â I asked, hoping she understood, âMy dad chose himself over me, my mom chose my dads best friend over our family, so I want someone to choose me first instead of pushing me aside for something or someone else,â I sighed, thinking about my past.
Ruby nodded, âThatâs very understandable, Aricia. I am certain that there is a person out there who will choose you, no matter what. And I really hope you will find this person very soon,â she said, smiling softly.
I grinned, âThanks, Ruby. I wish the same for you as wellâ
She nodded, thanking me, then shivered slightly, âShall we go back? Its getting a bit chilly out here,â she said, looking at me.
I nodded, âSure!â
With that, we both walked inside to the ballroom, and went our separate ways, and as I walked around to grab my long-awaited drink of iced coffee, I realized that Ruby and I could have a wonderful friendship over the horizon.
As I consumed my iced coffee, I spoke to Isabella, both of us talking about trivial things before she retired for the night. I finished drinking my iced coffee as I looked around the ballroom, admiring the beautiful decorations, and everyone dancing around. I stood there, and thought about all the wonderful things that had happened tonight. As I placed my glass on a tray and walked out of the ballroom to head to my room, the thoughts of this wonderful night never ceased to stop playing in my mind.
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omg wait no hold on I just requested overhaul but then I remembered your overhaul thirst post about him pulling a "curing hysteria~" as an excuse and thought I'd request something along that vibe (no oun intended). I think that'd fall under orgasm control, overstim? (hope this is okay!)
hysteria antidote - overhaul x fem!reader (4k)
seeing nothing but the same four walls every day of your life is playing havoc with your brain. overhaul thinks perhaps you're suffering from hysteria. he has the perfect cure for that.
cw: not sfw/minors dni. dark content!!! dubious/non-consent. captive reader. talk of death, blood, etc. medical kink, gloves, fingering, overstimulation, orgasm control. misogyny. mentions of pregnancy/breeding. afab reader, fem pronouns.
[a/n: idk the internet said the 28th of may was his birthday so consider this both a birthday fic and a fic to celebrate 6k followers, sorry that i am gross and horrible but tbh im having a great time <3]
You really donât think itâs unreasonable for you to be going out of your mind.
Since the Boss was taken ill, and Kai â Overhaul, you remind yourself, though heâs always just a little less sharp with you when you trip over the new name than he is with anyone else â took over leadership of the Shie Hassaikai, youâve been pretty much stuck indoors.
Considering that youâre pretty sure he only has fond feelings towards maybe three people in the entire world, including you, you guess you ought to feel special about it â but all it actually does is make you feel like a trapped bird, caged and restless. It doesnât help that all of the other members of the organisation have started being weird around you; people who youâve known most of your adult life, people who youâve worked beside and killed beside and done other horrible things beside (for the good of the organisation, of course)--
But now, they look at you like you might break at any moment. They treat you like an invalid. Their brows crease when they see you out and about, quietly murmuring; âShouldnât you still be in your room?â, avoiding touching you at all costs. Thereâs a kind of fear in their eyes, that theyâre going to be told off for even speaking to you, that theyâre afraid of being caught close to you.
And you know exactly whoâs to blame for that.
Youâd tried to speak to him about it, once; youâd thought that perhaps he might be amenable to your desire to do something to help the Shie Hassaikai. Heâs always wanted to restore them to their former glory, after all! But after youâd let out your little impassioned tirade, his eyebrows had creased over the bird-mask.
âYou donât sound well,â heâd said to you. âGo back to your room. Iâll talk to you about it later.â
You had missed, at the time, that he hadnât said âweâll talk about it laterâ. Heâd just said âIâllâ. When he had come, that is how it had been; the reassurance that he was keeping you safe. That he didnât want you to be tainted. That he was keeping you well.
Your quirklessness has never been an issue before, but it certainly hasnât been a boon. Still, for Kai--
âItâs disgusting,â heâd said, agitated by the discussion. Youâd stared at his hands, thinking about the destructive power he himself wielded. âQuirks are a curse, and you not having one is just proof youâre not infected.â Heâd looked up, golden eyes piercing directly into yours. âIâm going to keep you perfect.â
Overhaul is not a doctor, for all of his talk about illness and disease and plague. You think he could have used his quirk for something meaningful, once; but you also know that his burning curiousity, his disgust of anyone who deems tainted, his utter lack of morality . . . those are all things that would not have been welcomed in the medical profession. So instead, he deals in needles and pills and altering drugs in the underground labyrinth of the compound.
Sterile rooms, with examination tables and scalpels and impersonal, silver-grey equipment. Pill boxes that rattle when he passes them to you and tells you to take three of those a day, one of those, that one has to be taken to with food--
The idea that you wonât take them doesnât enter his head, and though he has never . . . overhauled someone in front of you, you have walked past other members of the organisation mopping and disinfecting blood and gristle from sterile flooring.
It is better to go along with him, so you take the supplements and the pills and submit to the way he grabs your chin in gloved hands on the doctorâs chair, tipping your face up to shine a light into your eyes and watch your pupils dilate. But inside, you are screaming.
Youâre not made to be locked in one room, occasionally allowed out to pace the hallways of the upstairs â never the underground ones, not any more â with restless footsteps and your muscles fizzing with desire to taste fresh air. Youâre not made to stare at the same walls and breathe the purified air and think about how empty the compound is, now that Overhaul is in charge of everything--
(Too many knick-knacks attract dust. Pollen allergies act up, if there are too many plants, and he hates hearing people sneeze. Furniture should be easily movable and barren, to assist in the twice-daily cleanings of every room that people walk through.)
But itâs getting too much for you. Suffocating. You feel like youâre choking on air all of the time; you take the pills, because the thought of what he could do to you is terrifying, but sometimes you wonder if perhaps it would be better if you didnât.
Youâd woken up that morning to the sound of rain hitting the high windows in your bedroom, and you had longed to go outside in your thin nightwear and spread your arms and taste the air, smell the rain, feel it hit your body in fat droplets. Your entire being had ached. Youâd tried to distract yourself, with what little there was in the barren prison cell that you called a bedroom â but when the door opened at four thirty exactly, and Kai had stood there with his face as impassive as ever, you had not been able to stop yourself.
Hand fastening around his upper arm (you shouldnât touch him, you know you shouldnât, but the same four walls are getting to you), youâd begged him;
âI want to go outside.â
If anyone else had touched him like that, they would already be splattered against the walls and floor. But all you get is a furrow of his eyebrows, careful fingers (gloved, of course; the latex against your skin always makes you shudder) pinching at your hand to get you to let go of him.
âNo,â he says. âYouâll catch a cold.â
âI donât care,â youâre petulant, you know, frustration bubbling up in every cell of your body. âIf I stay in here for one more day, I will tear myself into pieces.â
âYouâre being over-dramatic.â
âKaiââ
âDonât call me that.â His rebuttal is sharp. âYou know Iâm doing this for your own good.â
Your face twists into something ugly. Overhaul hates it when you do that; hates the way your brow wrinkles, your mouth moves, your normally lovely face (one of very few he can bear to look at unmasked and not feel as though he is going to get sick from merely breathing the same air of you) marred.
âYouâre not,â you hiss at him. âYouâre doing this because youâre fucked up! Because youâve got some weird fucking ideas about whatâs clean and whatâs unclean, because youâre on a power trip, because you donât care about other people--â Your voice is pitching and modulating, all of the things that you usually try and keep balled up inside of you spilling out that the floodgates of how unhappy you are is open.
Youâre breathing heavy as Overhaul, clearly irked by what youâre saying, tugs at the wrist of one of his surgical gloves. If heâs going to kill you, good â at least it will be better than this, you think, your breath coming in short sharp pants after the outburst.
He lets go. His hands fall to his sides. His golden gaze on you is very level.
âYouâre hysterical,â he tells you. An exasperated laugh falls from your mouth.
âYeah?â You ask him. âOf course I am. Do you know the last time I breathed fresh air?â
âSeven months, two weeks, three days.â He says it without blinking. Your shoulders tense. Has it really been that long? âYou havenât been ill once in that time. The world out there is filthy.â
âItâs normal to get sick,â you try and tell him, but Overhaul is moving forward; past the doorway, and into your room. The door clicks shut behind him, the sound of a lock ominous. You donât think youâve ever been alone with Kai in your bedroom.
In the medical examination rooms, sure. In his office. In common areas, back when he was just the bossâ troubled protege and not the boss himself--
His eyebrows twitch in disgust as he notices the dust on your bookshelves. Youâd stopped letting any of the cleaners in here a month ago; youâd refused to clean in the mean time, taking whatever small victory against your captor that you could.
âYouâll give yourself respiratory issues,â he says.
âGood,â your voice is cold, but you realise youâve backed away from him. For all of your attempts to stand up to him, youâre terrified. Everyone knows what he can do. âBetter dead than here--â
Gloved fingers around your wrist, so tight you can practically feel them bruising.
âYou donât mean that,â he says. His voice has gotten softer, cajoling. Youâre trembling in his grip. âI told you. Youâre hysterical.â
âI know exactly what Iâm saying,â you say, but your words feel like youâre spitting them out around a mouthful of gravel. âIâIâm calm--â
Your knees knock against your bed, but Overhaul is still clinging to you; still too close. Your heart is beating so fast that you can hear it pounding in your ears.
âYouâre not. Youâre hysterical.â He repeats it, calmly. The hand not on your wrist reaches up and cups your face, a gloved thumb stroking across your cheek as if youâre the most delicate thing heâs ever touched. The scent of the latex is overwhelming. âBut thatâs alright. Itâs not your fault.â He clicks his tongue behind the mask. âItâs mine. All of this checking for the physical sickness, and I didnât think about checking your head.â
You fall onto the bed as his knees knock against yours, your back hitting the wall. Itâs just a plain, single bed; rumpled sheets, because youâd fought against any attempt for someone to come in and collect your laundry, too. Overhaul looks silly in your room, you think dimly; like a huge black crow in the nest of a small, frightened wren.
âIf you fight,â he tells you, âIâll disassemble you. Iâd rather not. I donât want to taint you by using my quirk. But . . .â Heâs sinking to his knees in front of you, those same methodical hands pushing up the skirt of your dress. âIf I did, Iâd get a blank mind to work with. I wonât hesitate. But Iâd still rather simply fix you without having to break you into pieces first.â
You know him too well to think that heâs bluffing.
After all of the vitriol youâve spat at him, heâs unwilling to kill you. Would it be worse, to be mindless and brainless under Kaiâs quirk? Youâve heard some of his failed experiments before; babbling, drooling, broken things. Heâs killed them sometimes just to put them out of their misery.
What if he did that, and your mind remained perfectly capable â just utterly unable to communicate with your body? A prisoner in your own skin. Worse than even now. You swallow back the lump of fear.
âH-how are you going to do that?â You ask him.
You start at how cold the gloved fingers are on your bare thighs, as Overhaul pushes them apart. Cold fear prickles down your spine. Youâre too scared to fight back, but everything heâs doing is making you want to run.
âDid you know,â Overhaul says, those same hands sliding higher, to tug at the waistband of your underwear. âIn the past, there were rumours that doctors would cure hysteria by genital massage and stimulation?â
His words are very clinical, but thereâs a thickness to his voice behind the mask that fills you with revulsion.
âIt might be nonsense, of course,â he says. Your underwear is being tugged down, pulled around your thighs, your knees, your ankle. âThey theorised that the best cure was regular intercourse, male semen, pregnancy and childbirth--â
âKaiââ Your voice is a soft whine, fear-filled. This time, he doesnât snap at you for calling him by the name heâs left behind. He simply says;
âSpread your legs.â
You donât want to. But you want to risk what heâs threatening you with even less, so you tearfully open them as wide as you can go. He shifts forward, and the tip of the beaked mask digs into your inner thigh as he studies you like youâre nothing more than a diagram, not a living, breathing person--
âNext time Iâll have lubricant ready,â he says, under his breath, and your heart seizes up at the implication that whatever heâs going to do to you, thereâll be a next time.
You start at the sensation of gloved fingers gently parting the lips of your sex, Overhaulâs golden eyes drinking in the sight of you spread open and bare. Youâre shaking, but for some reason the way heâs looking at you â the utter concentration in his eyes â makes a curl of heat flare deep inside of you.
âDonât,â you breathe, trying not to squirm. âPlease--â
âI donât want to have to,â he says. His tone remains calm, unbothered. âIâm doing it for your own good, you know that. Just helping you along.â One finger slides through the slit; the sensation of the gloves against your most intimate, heated parts makes the muscles in your thighs clench. Itâs . . . not exactly unpleasant, but neither it is pleasant. âDo you think Iâm getting any pleasure out of this?â
He doesnât like getting his hands dirty. You know this; everyone knows this. If this particular thought was so unpleasant to him, you donât doubt heâd have found somebody else to do it (the thought of one of the other members of the Shie Hassaikai doing this to you fills you with even more revulsion than the idea of Overhaul himself). But you canât say that out loud. Not after what heâs threatened. So you press your lips together and shake your head, gasp dying in your throat as one of Overhaulâs latex-covered fingers prods gently around your opening.
âYouâre getting wet,â he tells you, as if you canât feel the shameful slick beginning to leak from you. âThat will make this easier. Good.â
You hate that the praise makes another jolt of arousal go through you. You donât want to like the feeling of his gloves, rubbing at your heated cunt; the sensation of a fingertip circling around your entrance, brushing the bud of your clit and making you want to clamp your thighs around his hand.
He sinks the tip of one finger inside of you and you jerk, your hips out of your control as you try and sink away from the intrusion. Overhaul clicks his tongue again in annoyance at you. The hand holding the lips of your cunt open moves, to land on your hip and pin you between the bed and the wall so you canât squirm again.
âIâll sedate you next time, if I have to,â he says. âIâm not getting anything out of this. Iâd prefer not to have to do it at all--â
Heâs lying. You know he is. But you canât call him out for it, so you press your trembling lips together and try to stop tears spilling out from your lash line as the finger inside of you sinks further and further inside, past his first knuckle, right down to the base.
He crooks it inside of you and your hands curl into the bedsheets, nails digging into your palms through cotton. His touch is curious, exploratory; has he ever actually done this to anybody before? He slides over a rough patch inside of you with the latex-tipped finger and a moan escapes your mouth against your will, your head falling back against the wall. Narrowed golden eyes look up at you as he repeats the motion; taking in the gloss of your lips, the widening of your eyes, the way your shoulders are shaking up and down.
You can feel yourself pumping more slick out; helping the glide of his finger inside of you, as he begins to carefully thrust it in and out of you. His touch is made all the more impersonal by the mask obscuring everything but his eyes and eyebrows; you canât even hear him breathing.
Your cunt is fluttering around him, pleasure swarming you in breathless waves as he withdraws his finger entirely. He lifts the glove to his eyeline, looking only vaguely interested in how the white latex glimmers with your arousal.
âIâm going to use two now,â he tells you â and that is all the warning you get before two fingers beside one another are opening you up, scissoring your tight channel apart with an ache that you feel up to your hips. You bite back the whimper, but youâre unable to stop the choked breaths that are falling from you as he fucks you with them in steady, constant thrusts.
A covered thumb brushes your clit; swollen, now. Sensitive. Standing to attention. Your hips attempt to jerk in his hold once more, a strangled noise thatâs neither pleasured nor pain falling from your throat. Youâve touched yourself, of course you have â even recently, just to try and assuage some of the boredom that fills your exactly-the-same days â but Overhaulâs fingers and thumbs and touch on you are so entirely different from that.
He continues his assault over your clit, those same eyes watching you with that same detached, clinical disposition that heâs had most of the time. Thereâs a cast to them that suggests thereâs something more, but whatever emotion â if, indeed, heâs still capable of that â heâs feeling about having you at his mercy in this way has been pushed to the back of his mind as his thumb rolls and pinches at the bud.
Your body goes all-over heat, Overhaulâs fingers still pumping in and out of you, the slick noises of your shaming wetness echoing around the prison of the four walls youâve spent seven months in. Youâre teetering on the edge of something, hot and needy and wanting â and as Overhaulâs thumb sweeps over your poor aching clit again, you tilt your hips forward for as much stimulation as you can--
And he pulls his fingers out of you.
The heat fades into nothingness as you let out a noise of disappointment. Overhaulâs head tilts to one side, considering.
âWhat do you want?â He asks you. âSay it.â
No. You donât âwantâ. Heâs wrong. You keep your mouth pressed tight now that the damning noise has fallen out of it; you have managed to not let the tears trembling in your eyes spill forth. Your gaze meets his, defiant and tired and afraid all at once.
âAlright,â he sighs. âIf youâre going to carry on being difficult.â
He does it again; his fingers plunging into you, scissoring you apart, rubbing against your folds with a practised agility now that heâs done it for the first time. He has always been a fast learner; always been observant. His thumb is back on your clit with ceaseless assault, and all over again you feel heat begin to build up; tension that crawls into every crevice of your being and worms its way deep inside you despite how badly you donât want this.
The hand holding your hip loosens somewhat, allowing you to messily thrust your hips into Overhaulâs stimulation. Youâre torn; you shouldnât want to hump against the gloved fingers stimulating you, you should be wriggling and squirming away. But it feels so good; even with the skin-tight covering of rubbery latex, Overhaulâs fingers seem to find every one of your weak points and exploit them.
There it is again, building up on you; a ball of tension in your stomach being gradually wound tighter and tighter, threatening to snap at any moment. Your hips flex against his hand, your fingers clenching and unclenching on the bedsheet--
He denies you the peak of your orgasm for the second time.
And a third.
And a fourth.
âKai--!â Youâre too far gone to even think, after the pleasure has been pulled from you so cruelly, over and over again. The tears spill over your cheeks., rolling down in fat, shaming droplets. Overhaulâs eyes narrow.
âNo,â he says, vehement â more emotion in his voice than youâve heard all day. âYou know what to call me.â
You know what he wants you to call him. You know that he wants to leave his old name behind, start again, be someone who can drag the Shie Hassaikai out of the shadows and into light and power once again â and he thinks that the name will help. You gurgle out a sobbing, strangled noise;
âO-Overhaul, please--â
Three fingers are plunged as deep inside of you as they can go, crooked to rub against your sweet spot; as Overhaul murmurs, detached but soft;
âThat wasnât so hard, was it?â
They thrust into you, his thumb rubbing your clit with firm, certain strokes â and this time, as the orgasm rushes up on you all at once, he doesnât stop. He fucks you with his fingers through it, his thumb not ceasing the circling. Pleasure washes over you, finally, in great waves and crests. You feel yourself gush on his fingers, soaking him in your wetness (his eyebrows furrow again, at how close your fluid comes to spilling over his bared wrist; but you are too relieved to think about anything other than finally getting what you need).
Your hips flex, gasps falling from your mouth with every thrust of them â and you expect Overhaul to pull his fingers out of you. To stop touching you. Perhaps to strip off his gloves and put on a new pair â you know he always carries spares â and sneer at you as he walks out of the room.
But Overhaulâs fingers do not move from inside of you. The fierce rhythm of his fucking and petting and rubbing does not stop, even as the final aftershocks of your orgasm clench loosely about him and his constant stimulation becomes more of an annoyance than anything else on heated, sensitive skin.
You squirm, trying to push your thighs together to get him to stop touching you â but the hand not fucking you forces your thighs to stay parted with the curl of fingers into supple flesh, leaving you helpless to do anything but let him carry on touching you. Carry on fucking you.
A short, sharp shock of an orgasm rips through you as he swirls his thumb over your clit just so, and you realise that youâre drooling down yourself as well as panting; helpless and sloppy, utterly unable to do anything except lie there and take it until Overhaul decides heâs had enough of touching you.
You come, what? Twice more? Thrice? Until the pulsing of your channel is painful, your skin feeling red raw, your whimpers into the ceiling dry and broken. Only then does he pull his fingers out of you with a lewd pop.
A gush of your fluid that his fingers were stoppering soaks your bedsheets, and you watch, dazed, as Overhaul stands up. He looks down at you for just one moment, that stretches unbearably long in the heat-and-sex soaked atmosphere of the room.
He strips his gloves off of his hands, eyebrows twitching in disgust as he leaves the crumpled latex on your bedside table. Heâs sliding on another pair as he speaks;
âFeel better?â
No. No, you donât. You feel worse. You feel disgusted and violated and aching, your body over-stimulated and exhausted, sweat and drool and bodily fluids clinging to your skin. But if you tell Overhaul that--
âYes,â you say, voice very soft and small and weak. You cannot see his mouth, but you see the way his eyes flash happily, the overall sensation of him smiling.
Why does Overhaulâs smile make you so scared, when Kaiâs smile used to just make you feel warm?
âWeâll need to do it a few more times,â he tells you, as your blood runs to ice in your veins. âSuch maladies arenât cured in a day, after all. But . . .â He turns, rearranging himself carefully, his mask readjusted. You canât see him as he speaks the next words. âIâd like to try some of the other suggested remedies, too.â
You think of his earlier words.
âThey theorised that the best cure was regular intercourse, male semen, pregnancy and childbirth.â
Youâre never going to escape, are you? Youâre going to be trapped in this compound until the day you die, and Overhaul is going to think that heâs keeping you safe--
âTake a shower,â he says to you, as he opens the door. It is not a suggestion. âAnd stop not letting the maids come in here to clean. Iâm not having you get sick.â
You think he might be the sick one.
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I feel like a FOOL cuz I have 100+ wips & I choose to write it one by one & I usually take a while to write it cuz im always searching for alternative words to use cuz my grammar levels are LOW & ofc I get tired of looking at it to the point where I write 6k and itâs too painful to look over to edit and dear god every time I post it, my energy just SINKS and I end up not writing for days & now Iâm finding out that my fav author is writing multiple fics at a time & I swear Iâm đ€Ż -1/2
anonymous said: Idk I guess I felt too guilty to switch between wips but shoots I might give it a try and see how it is -2/2
omg donât feel bad or guilty!! thats a lot of wips (i feel ur pain, rn iâm at 117 đ·) and a lot of work to edit!! BUT IF YOU WANNA TRY WRITING MULTIPLE AT A TIME honestly you should go for it its much more fun. iâm surprised i even have finished series on my blog at all bc i tend to get too excited about other stuff and never finish series i started before skdbskdnsk BUT ITS SO MUCH FUN esp bc you wonât hate what youâre writing most of the time when youâre working on the fic you feel like working on at the moment!! thats the way i stay sane đ© (also iâm dead @ you calling me your fav author pls i would give you my spleen if you asked)
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