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teamhappyme · 2 months ago

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all that you ever wanted from me was sweet nothing

aka the four times you save mike dodds + the one time he saves you

mike dodds x female!reader

word count: 9.3k

a/n: me? keeping mike dodds alive and well in every universe? absolutely. a good old fashioned 4+1 for you folks! this was another labor of love that has been years in the making because I could never string enough good things together - until I did! it's not my best, but it's one of my favorites, and i love writing for this guy! it's a niche character, but one near and dear to my heart. (I refuse to give up my Taylor swift lyric titles so fight me)

****

The first time you saved Mike Dodds, it was from the awful coffee in the squad room.

It was his first week with SVU, and, let’s just say, everyone is adjusting. He stepped over you while getting the victim’s disclosure, he pursued a lead not pertaining to the disclosure without telling Liv, and to top it all off, Rollins’ sister was behind the whole situation.

So, it’s been a tense week for everyone.

After Kim was remanded to Rikers, and Amanda was released from the hospital, everyone could let out a sigh of relief.

You were wrapping up some paperwork in the squad room after getting back from the courthouse, Liv talking with the chief in her office. You could only assume the accolades he was giving his son, while Liv just had to sit there and bite her tongue. You don’t envy the position she’s in right now.

To keep your eyes open a little longer, you made your way to the breakroom to grab a soda. Much to your surprise, you found the sarge at the coffee machine, ready to pour a heaping cup of old coffee.

“I wouldn’t drink that if I were you,” You warned him as you fed a dollar to the vending machine, pressing for a coke to come out. “I guarantee it’s been sitting there since this morning, maybe even last night.”

He nodded, placing the styrofoam cup back on the table. “Thanks for warning me. I’m pretty sure everyone else would’ve let me suffer the consequences.”

“Rollins and Fin would’ve watched the whole thing, but Carisi would’ve ran in to save you. We’re not too fond of perpetuating the newbie pranks, especially on a sergeant.”

You offered him the coke once it came out of the machine, and he took it, giving you a nod of gratitude. He didn’t open it right away, taking a few seconds to fiddle with the tab.

He looked up at you, looking quite defeated for the confident man that walked in here three days ago. “I’m not trying to step on any toes here, detective.”

“Dodds,” You started, but he cut you off.

Again.

“I’m the new guy, the new second in command here, and I understand that it’s going to take some time for you guys to warm up to me,”

“Dodds.” You held your arm out in front of you, hoping he would stop talking. “First things first, stop interrupting me.”

He had a sheepish grin, and hung his head.

“SVU isn’t like the rest of the department. It’s not as simple as getting the statement, arresting the perp, and going to trial. We have to connect with the victim, make sure they feel safe and supported enough to tell their story. And most importantly, we listen to Liv. She gives a masterclass everyday in being an SVU cop.” You paused for a second, taking another look at him. Of course he looked defeated, the welcome into special victims is never an easy one. “Listen, we’ve all been in your shoes. There’s a learning curve, and it takes a minute to get there, but you will. You’ve got good instincts, you’ve got the rank to prove it. You’ve just got to think in another way now.”

You saw the chief exit Liv’s office, and heard the dejected sigh leave Dodds’ mouth.

“I’m not worried about the learning curve. I know I have a lot to learn. What I’m worried about is not being taken seriously.” You looked over at him, and saw that he was locked on his father’s figure, following him out of the precinct. “I know everyone’s worried that I’m the boss’s son, thinking they have to watch themselves around me. But I’m not his puppet, and I’m not here to report back to him. What happens at SVU, stays at SVU.”

“I appreciate that.” He gave you a pointed look, not sure whether or not to believe you, but you only smiled. “Listen, we’re all straight shooters here. I’m not worried about who your father is or how you got this position. Everyone deserves a fair chance, and after these last few days with you, I think you’ll be just fine here.”

Honestly, you were never worried about his placement here. Sure, the rest of the squad was a little suspicious, and maybe gave him a hard time, but he’ll learn his place. And hopefully, they’ll see this guy, honest and vulnerable, instead of the shadow of his father the next time they look at him.

“Thank you. I know you could’ve chewed my head off after that disclosure, so I appreciate your patience.”

You laughed while moving back to the vending machine, getting a coke for yourself this time.

“It was your one free pass.”

“Technically two, since you saved me from the burnt coffee.” He added, walking back to the bullpen.

“Yeah, next time I’ll let you drink it.”

****

The second time you saved Mike Dodds was after the Lily Evans case.

It was never easy losing a kid, no matter how many years you have on the job. After three months with the unit, he felt like he hit his stride.

All until today.

It was late when Dodds and Liv came back from the Evans house, looking particularly jaded after informing the grieving parents they closed the case.

It was business as usual for the next thirty minutes, paperwork was finished, a celebratory job well done for solving something in a timely manner. And just like that, we move onto the next one.

Once Liv emerged from her office, the rest of the squad started to pack up.

“You going to see Amanda?” Fin asked.

“Yeah, I thought I’d stop by.”

“You know what, she’s been living off takeout. How about we all go up there, and I’ll cook us a real meal.” Carisi interrupted the Lieutenant, Fin in agreement to eat some real Italian food.

The smile on your face was automatic, loving the small moments in your day where there was a little room for happiness.

“Hey Sergeant, you wanna join us?” You all looked to Dodds, slouched in his chair, the weight of the world resting on his shoulders.

You’ve all been there before.

“Uh, rain check. Paperwork.” He sat up straighter in his chair, pulling a random file from his desk.

You exchanged a look with Carisi before setting your things back on your desk.

“I’ll meet you guys up there. And don’t let Fin eat all the garlic bread,” you teased, trying to keep the happy moment alive.

Once the rest of the squad left, you walked back over to Dodds desk. He continued to comb through the files on his desk, pretending to look busy.

“I know being a Sergeant is a big deal, but there’s no way you’ve accumulated this much paperwork since you’ve been here.”

“Well with all the joy rides you and Carisi go on, you’d be surprised how quickly those car change requests pile up.”

He said with a smile, and you resisted the urge to roll your eyes.

“As appealing as that pile of paperwork may be, it’s got nothing on a home cooked Carisi meal. So,” you paused, giving him the opportunity to speak first if he wanted.

He didn’t.

“Why are you beating yourself up over this case?”

“Lily Evans could still have been alive when we first got to her parents house. If I had taken this seriously, we could’ve got to her and maybe she’d be alive right now.”

“Sarge,”

“And I know I should have listened to Liv, she’s got this down to a science. But I just wanted to-“

“Dodds, what did I say about interrupting me?” You chided, and he held his hands out to you in surrender. “I know you don’t want to hear it, but she was gone the moment she got in the van. It’s not easy to accept that at first, but some of these cases, you have to believe it if you want to get through it.”

“I thought it was going to be an easy transition to SVU. Major Crimes was high stress, kidnappings, negotiations, terrorism, all while having the eyes of the media and the city on you.” He shook his head. “I thought I was doing okay. I was listening to the Lieutenant, I was really learning from her, from all of you really. I thought I was bringing something to the table. But Lily, she was just a kid.”

You placed your bag down on the floor, moving to sit in the chair next to his desk.

“My second case with SVU was the Johnny D take down. I transferred from Brooklyn Homicide, so I thought I’d seen it all. Until I walked into that basement, and found four teenagers and kids locked in that basement as sex slaves. I threw up as soon as we got out of the basement, just barely missed Rollins. I couldn’t sleep for the next week, and when I finally cracked, Liv was there to center me. She reminded me why we did this job, of all the people we help, despite the most gruesome cases we catch. It takes a special cop to work in SVU, and you don’t stick it out, you don’t feel this guilt if you’re not cut out for it.”

He looked at you for a few seconds, not saying anything as he took your words in.

“How do you get up and come back to work every day?” He asked and let out a long breath.

“I took Liv’s advice: go home, talk to someone you love, and don’t make this job your whole life. Easier said than done.” You said with a laugh and he joined in. “But you’ve got your dad, he’s been on the job your whole life. He knows what it’s like.”

“He’s not really the talking type. And I’ve never… failed at something before. He expects a lot out of me here, and I want to prove to him that I’m cut out for this.”

“You’re not failing here, Dodds. Trust me, you’d be hearing an earful from Rollins and Fin if you were. I’m actually really impressed with how you’ve adjusted. We’re not an easy squad to assimilate to.”

“You can call me Mike,” he started, a small smile on his face.

You felt your cheeks get warm, and you hoped to god they weren’t bright red.

“Okay, Mike. Then pack up your stuff, cause you’re going to eat the best Chinese food of your life tonight.”

“What about Carisi’s fantastic meal?” He joked as he closed whatever files were open and shrugged his coat on.

“He’ll understand. Now come on, we don’t want them to run out of egg rolls before we get there.”

“Alright, alright,” he joked, running to catch up to you. You waited in silence for the elevator, and you felt a shift in the dynamic between you two. A good shift, one that happens when you finally earn the trust of your partner.

Mike spoke your name as you stepped into the elevator, and you looked over at him.

“Thank you for listening. It means a lot, to know that you have my back, in the field and otherwise.”

You smiled, gently clapping his shoulder as you responded, “Anytime you need an ear, I’m there. You’ve got a squad of incredible listeners surrounding you now. All we ask is the same in return.”

“You’ve got it.” He added without hesitation.

Mike Dodds was going to be just fine here in SVU.

****

The next time you saved Mike Dodds wasn’t exactly your finest moment.

Mike accompanied you to Gary Munson’s house on what was supposed to be a quiet Sunday afternoon. But after a call from his wife Lisa, saying she was finally ready to leave, your Sergeant graciously offered to accompany you to the house.

No one wanted to be back in the presence of Gary Munson, the rogue corrections officer accused of assaulting dozens of female inmates. The case hadn’t even gone to trial yet and it was already causing a lot of tension in the department, not to mention the DA’s office.

“Dragging me out on a Sunday is pretty cruel, even for you Detective.” Mike commented as you walked up to the Munson house. “I smell egg rolls and fried rice in the near future.”

“Hey, I paid last time. It’s not my fault you have a bleeding heart almost as big as mine and agreed to come along.” You said with a grin as you knocked on the front door.

Dodds had been at SVU just shy of a year now, and since the Lily Evan’s case it sort of became tradition to celebrate the closing of a case with that same greasy Chinese food. Even as the cases took longer to close, the two of you could be found there at least twice a week. It became your place, somewhere to meet when it was two a.m. and a case was keeping one of you awake; on a Saturday afternoon when the two of you had nothing better to do with the time off work; and of course, as a reward for helping each other out whenever they asked.

You waited for a minute before knocking on the door again as Mike walked around to the side yard.

“She calls and says she’s ready to leave, and when we get here there’s no answer?”

“What was her exit plan?” Mike asked, joining you back on the steps.

Before you could answer, Lisa opened the front door.

“Hi,” she began, “sorry for keeping you guys waiting.”

“Is everything okay?” You asked, attempting to take one foot in the door when Gary stepped out into view.

“Everything’s fine here.” He answered for his wife, her body stiffening at his voice.

“Mr. Munson, we're here at your wife’s request.”

“I… overreacted when I called you guys. We’re handling things.”

“That’s good to hear. So, you don’t mind if we come in?” Mike asked, trying to get some control of the situation.

“Do I need to call my lawyer?”

“We’re not here to talk about the case.”

“Oh right, you’re here because Lisa wants to leave me. Forgive me, I’m just a big, dumb CO.” Gary commented as you shared a look with Dodds.

He was already spiraling.

“Mr. Munson, we don”t want any trouble.”

“Great,” he replied, opening the door further for you to enter. “Neither do I.”

Lisa let out a deep breath as you entered the house behind her. You watched as Gary talked to their kids, trying to convince them everything was normal, but they were too smart for it.

“Why don’t I go upstairs with her and start to pack.” Lisa suggested as she moved towards the stairs, motioning you to follow.

“No.” He commanded back, causing you both to freeze. “She can stay down here with the kids. You go up.”

This was going to be the power struggle of all power struggles. You walked over to sit with the kids as Mike and Gary went into the kitchen. You exchanged another look with him, and he gave you a small nod. It was okay.

The kids slipped their headphones on as you tried to listen in on the conversation in the kitchen, but you couldn’t hear much. You took out your phone to text Liv, a gut feeling telling you this wasn’t going to end easy or as you planned.

You waited for a few more minutes as Lisa packed a bag for her and the kids before coming back down the stairs.

“Alright, Tommy, Annie, backpacks.” She handed her children their bags as they hugged their dad goodbye.

“Ok kids, let’s go,” you started, trying to shuffle them and Lisa out the door.

“Wait, I don’t get a goodbye hug from Mommy?” Gary asked, now cornering Lisa on the stairs. “Isn’t that the jacket I bought you for your birthday?”

“Okay, we’re going to go now,” you ushered the kids onto the stoop, still keeping one foot in the house as you saw Lisa throw her jacket on the floor.

In one motion, he grabbed Lisa off the stairs, pulled a gun from his waistband, and slammed the front door in your face, kicking you onto the step.

“Gary! Open the door!” You yelled out as you got to your feet, banging on the door. “Right now Gary! Open the door!”

After thirty more seconds of incessant knocking with no response, you turned to find the kids huddled together on the sidewalk.

“Ok guys, it’s okay. My sergeant is just going to talk to your parents for a couple more minutes. While we wait, can you go into your nice neighbors house until I come get you?” You noticed the older woman two houses down standing on the stoop, a young girl and a dog with her.

You walked the kids over quickly while calling this in over the radio. You checked your phone to see Liv had answered your earlier text, and that she was already on her way for backup. She should have just come along in the first place.

Instead of going back up the front steps, you ducked under the bay window to try and get a look inside the house. You could see Munson holding Lisa in a headlock, his gun pointed at Mike as he handed over his own guns.

“Shit,” you breathed out, knowing this was going to end with a gunshot from someone.

You backed away from the window and called Mike, hoping to god that you could try and talk Munson out of this before any patrols showed up.

“Detective, you’re on speaker.” Mike said when he answered, the sigh you let out when you heard his voice was a little too loud.

“Dodds, what’s going on in there? The kids are asking for their mom.”

“Tell them she’s not going anywhere.” Gary piped in, his voice beginning to shake.

“I’ve told Gary that we can talk this through, get him what he wants, what he needs.”

“That’s right, I’m here, listening to you, my Sergeant is listening. Do you want me to call a family member, or your union rep?”

“No, I’m done talking. I want you to get my kids somewhere safe, that is all I need. Now, hang up the phone.”

“Mr. Munson-“ the line went dead before you could finish.

“Dammit,” you ran your hands through your hair, trying to think of a way to slow this down. You ran to the back door, then to the storm door, both locked. He had planned this from the moment he came home. This is always how this was going to end.

Back at the front of the house, you saw Liv pulling up and you ran to meet her.

“What’s going on? I got the radio on the way over.”

“Munson’s holding Dodds and Lisa in the house, he’s armed.”

“You didn’t search him?” She asked, and you tried not to take the agitation in her tone personally.

“Lisa told us there were no weapons in the house, we confiscated his piece already. I was getting the kids in the car when all of this went down.”

“Okay. Is anyone hurt?”

“I spoke to Dodds five minutes ago, and they both seemed fine for now. But he doesn’t want to talk anymore.”

You heard the distant sirens, and you could only imagine the escalation Gary was making inside the house.

“Is there another way in?” Liv asked as the first of the patrol cars made their way down the street.

“Back door and storm door are both locked, I haven’t checked for anything else.”

“Okay, I’ll be right back.”

She ran over to the first patrol car, getting ready to set a perimeter around the street and then the house as the rest of ESU began to roll onto the street. Liv kicked it into gear, ordering everyone around and trying to come up with the best plan of action.

It wasn’t until Finn got out of his car that you ran into action to. You began to debrief the hostage negotiators on your last phone call, and to describe Gary’s demeanor through the entire duration of this visit. You stressed to them that he was no longer in the talking mood, but they were still going to try.

“ESU is going to try to plan a route in. You know the layout, what’s the best way in.”

“Fastest and clearest is through the back door. But, Lieutenant, give me two more minutes to find another way in. If I can get in there, one female cop is better than twelve SWAT guys taking him down.” You asked, trying to prove yourself in an attempt to earn her forgiveness quicker.

She thought about it for a moment before slowly nodding her head.

“You have a minute to sweep the perimeter again for a secondary entrance. Go.”

You wasted no time in running back through the driveway, past the back door and into the backyard. All the shades were drawn except for one cracked piece, giving you a clear shot to the living room. Munson had a tighter grip on Lisa, his gun still pointed at Mike.

You had to get in there.

The back windows were locked as well as the doors, but you weren’t going to give up. On the side of the house, you noticed the top window opened the slightest bit, and prepared to go in.

You pulled a lawn chair over to give yourself a boost, and took a deep breath in. The window opened quietly at first, and you could begin to hear Munson’s voice again. Slowly but surely you got the window open in silence, and you swung one leg in to the kitchen.

You froze for a second, stuck without a view of what was going on in the living room, praying no one could hear you. After a few seconds, you swung your other leg in, quickly getting to your feet and grabbing your gun.

“… maybe your lawyer will plea out, 9 out of 10 corrections officers cases don’t make it to trial.” Mike was still trying to talk him out of it, even with a gun to his face.

You peaked around the corner quickly, making sure no one had moved since you looked through the window.

“Munson, drop the gun!” You yelled out as you entered the room, catching him off guard enough for Mike to make a move.

Lisa slipped out of Gary’s grip and ran over to you as Mike struggled for Munson’s gun.

“Put it down, Munson!” You yelled out again, but before you could move closer, a shot went off and Mike went down.

Gary froze, putting his arms up as you ran into action. You kicked the gun away from him as SWAT barged in, all guns pointed to Munson.

“Take him.” You yelled out to them as you turned to Mike, finally able to give him your full attention. You knelt down next to him on the floor, watching as he applied pressure to his shoulder. “Hey, can I take a look?”

He nodded, breathing heavily through his nose. You pulled his hand away as blood continued to pour out, but it was a through and through, thank god.

“It’s a clean shot, Mike.” You said as you placed his hand back over the wound, covering your hand with his to apply more pressure. “Hey, stay with me. The medics are on their way in.”

“You shouldn’t have done that.” He got out with a grimace as Liv led the medics into the house.

“I wasn’t just going to leave you in here.”

You moved out of the medics way, your hands covered in Mike’s blood as they treated him.

“He’s right. What the hell were you thinking climbing in through the window without any view?” Liv asked, slightly less agitated than earlier.

“I was thinking I’m the one who left him in here.” Her eyes softened the slightest, the way they always do when she cares for someone. “And I think you would have done the same thing.”

“Careful,” she replied, a small smile crossing her face. “You don’t want to end up like me.”

“There are worse people to be.”

They finished wrapping Mike up, and you two followed him out to the ambulance.

“Detective,” one of the medics called out to you as they loaded him in. “He’s asking if you can ride along.”

You looked to Liv for approval who gave you a nod.

“Keep us updated.” She added as you hopped in the back of the bus, sending her a thumbs up before they shut the door.

Mike fell asleep almost as soon as he got in the ambulance, but the medic assured you he was stable. He had lost a good amount of blood, but given the position of the shot, they were confident he would be okay.

The surgery was quick, and the doctor said it was a routine procedure. He’s been sleeping and recovering in the ICU for a couple hours, and the rest of the squad would be on their way over once he was awake.

“Detective, he’s awake.” A nurse came out to find you, escorting you to Mike’s room.

He was sitting up straight, arm bandaged from shoulder to elbow, but he looked completely unfazed.

“I come out of a workout class looking worse than you do right now. How is that fair?” You said as you walked into his room.

“Well, I regularly go to the gym, so that helps.” You rolled your eyes, resisting the urge to smack him on his bad shoulder.

“Ok, hotshot, we get it.” You let out a breath, taking in his hospital state again. “How are you feeling?”

“Like I got shot. I know it was a through and through, but God, it hurt pretty bad.” He said with a laugh, only to grab at his shoulder, moving too fast for his new injury.

You thought about what he said earlier, how you shouldn’t have gone in the house on your own. Maybe he and Liv were right. If you hadn’t gone in, without telling anyone, without any backup, he may not have been shot. It could’ve ended peacefully, without any harm to anyone.

“What you said earlier, you were right. I don’t know what I was thinking going in by myself. I put you and Lisa in danger, I got you shot. If you didn’t get the jump on him he could have hurt you two even worse-“

“Stop.” Mike interrupted you, placing his hand on your forearm, gesturing for you to sit down on the side of the hospital bed. “I didn’t say that because I was mad at you. I don’t blame you for me getting shot. You shouldn’t have come in because it could have been you in this hospital bed, with a gunshot wound much worse than mine. And I wouldn’t be able to have that on my conscience, you getting yourself shot for me.”

You didn’t say anything for a few seconds, instead you just sat there, looking at the man that you most definitely would have taken a bullet for. And you’re pretty sure he would do the same for you; how terrifying to know someone cared for you like that.

“I’m really glad you’re okay. I don’t know what I would’ve done…” you trailed off, not wanting to think about what could have happened.

“You shouldn’t have come in, but if you hadn’t, I don’t know if I would be sitting here, relatively unscathed.” he reached over, grabbing your hand in his. “Thank you for that.”

You squeezed his hand in recognition as your eyes began to water, not knowing what to say next.

“Are you sure you want to stay with us in SVU? You get shot twice in one year, that would have most people running away.”

“And let you drink the squad room out of coke on your own? Not a chance.” He replied.

“Good. Joint Terrorism would be too boring for you anyway.” You said with a smile.

“In all seriousness, I feel like I can make the biggest difference here. There’s time to move up the ranks later. Right now, I want to be at SVU, with you by my side.” He admitted, as his hand held onto yours tight.

There was a shift in the air, a conversation the two of you had been avoiding for a few months. It wasn’t the time now, and it may not be for a while, but now it’s out there. And neither of you are going anywhere.

A knock on the door pulled you out of your bubble, dropping Mike’s hand as the rest of the squad came into the room. They greeted Mike, lightly ribbing him about having nine lives.

A hand fell on your shoulder, and you looked up to find Liv behind you. She had a knowing smile on her face, but you knew she’d never ask. At least, not yet.

Instead, you focused on your family in the room, and how grateful you were for everyone to be here, safe and sound.

****

The fourth time you saved Mike Dodds happened off duty.

You agreed to be his date to an NYPD fundraising gala that his father was dragging him too. Mike warned you that they were a long night of politics and fake smiles, but you’d be lying if you said you weren’t a little curious to see how the brass lived.

Unfortunately, Mike hit the nail on the head with the political atmosphere. You’d been at the gala barely an hour and you’d already spoken to two people running for district attorney. If you weren’t listening to someone’s campaign pitch, then you were hearing from the brass how much trouble the SVU squad caused the department, despite the “good work” we all do.

“I hate to say I told you so, but, I told you so.” Mike said while handing you a glass of wine.

“How many of these has your dad dragged you to?” You asked as he took a sip of his beer.

“Too many. And now that I’ve ruined his dreams by staying at SVU, he’s going to continue to drag me to them as punishment.”

“Well, if the drinks and the food continue to be free, I’ll come to as many of these as you need me too.” You offered.

“First I’m paying for Chinese food, now I’m paying for galas, you’re an expensive date.” Mike joked as you shoved his completely healed shoulder. He hasn’t let you pay for dinners since he got shot.

“That’s the price you pay for greatness.” You said with a smile, making him laugh. “Is he really still pissed at you for not going to JTTF?”

“The Five-Year Plan has been officially ruined, I’ve been told. I must have really pissed him off if he’s calling Matt and begging him to come home.”

“Your brother?” You asked.

The little brother that Mike had spent his whole life looking out for. He was responsible for him since he was a kid, and every one of Matt’s failures was considered one of Mike’s in his fathers eyes. The last time Mike talked to him was last year, after he picked him up from rehab. He was catching a plane to Mexico City with no plans of coming back.

“He called me last week, asked to help get dad off his back. I guess I’m the new disappointment in the family.”

“Hey, if your dad wants to go play savior with your brother, let him. But don’t let him and his agenda get in your head. He’s no better than these political puppets surrounding us.”

“Speak of the devil,” Mike muttered under his breath, nodding his head behind you.

You turned to find his father, Chief William Dodds, approaching the two of you.

“Hi son,” he greeted Mike with a firm handshake, then turning his attention to you. “Detective. It’s nice to see you.”

“You as well, Chief.” You shook his hand next, resisting the urge to squeeze too hard.

“Don’t you two clean up nice. Most cops that come to these things have no idea how to dress, they’ve spent too much time in the ranks to know what life is like outside of it.” Chief Dodds commented, and you gave a polite nod of your head.

If you didn’t care so much about Mike, or your career, you would’ve chewed his head off right here, right now.

“Well, we don’t have time for all the show business like you guys do, we’re busy keeping the city safe.” Mike added.

“My son, he gets so defensive, takes every comment personally.” His father said and turned towards you. “Mike didn’t tell me you were coming tonight, or else I’m sure he would have asked me to be on my best behavior.”

“Dad,” Mike tried interrupting him, but it was no use.

“But I never thanked you, for acting quickly at the Munson call. If it weren’t for your quick thinking, Mike could have been hurt a lot worse.” You took the compliment from the Chief, but waited for the other shoe to drop; you knew when you were being set up. “Although if you didn’t leave him in there alone with an armed perp in the first place, we could have avoided all of this. Nevertheless, it was handled, and I’m sure you acted just as your Lieutenant trained you to.”

It was no secret that Chief Dodds was not Liv’s biggest fan. He undermined her every chance he could, and he never tried to understand how SVU was different from every other department. Mike being placed as the Sergeant was his way of getting an inside scoop, but boy did that backfire on him.

And once you piss off Olivia Benson, you piss off her whole squad.

“Our Lieutenant is the best commanding officer I’ve had in my time at the department. Ask anyone that has served with her in SVU and they will tell you the same thing. It’s a shame that you didn’t get the opportunity to learn some things yourself. A lot of people hold her in high regard, so I’d be careful what you say about her around here.”

“And if I were you, I’d watch my tone around your District Chief, Detective. Especially with your Sergeant standing in ear shot. It’s clear to me that SVU has no respect for the chain of command, and it would be a shame for you to learn this the hard way. Mike has already had to deal with the repercussions of being tied to SVU.” Chief Dodds threatened, and you actually had the audacity to scoff at him.

Mike began defending you, but you stopped him, holding your hand out in front of him.

“I don’t scare easily, Chief, and it's going to take a lot more than threatening my reputation to get me to turn my back on Lieutenant Benson and Special Victims. As for your son,” you looked back at Mike, his eyes steady on you the entire time. “Sergeant Dodds has been an incredible asset to our squad, so much so that our Lieutenant wanted him to stay in permanently, which I know is a sore spot for your ego. So you can continue to take shots at me, and my character, because you don’t really know me. But I’ll be damned if you think I’m going to stand here and listen to you drag Mike’s name, and his stellar reputation through the mud because he decided to make his own path. One that doesn’t involve all these fancy parties and pictures that you so thoroughly enjoy.”

Chief Dodds was stunned into silence, running a frustrated hand through his hair. He looked at Mike who also had a stunned expression on his face, but a smile was starting to show through.

“Excuse me.” The Chief removed himself from the situation, moving on to the next party goer with a smile on his face.

Once he was out of ear shot, your shoulders deflated and you turned around to apologize to Mike.

“I am so-“

“Do you want to dance?” He interrupted you, his smile now fully covering his face.

It took a few seconds for you to actually hear what he said, and when you did, you couldn’t help but laugh. Clearly, he wasn’t mad about you going off on his father.

“I’d love to.”

Mike took your hand and led you to the small dance floor, weaving in and out of older couples dancing the night away to the orchestra. You quickly took in your limited audience, including two Sergeants from your precinct, and the deputy commissioner of communications. He wrapped his arm around your waist drawing your attention back to him.

“You alright?” He asked as you curled your hand around his shoulder.

“Just a lot of people here, watching,” you said as Mike began to laugh.

“You just chewed my dads head off, a district chief, in front of these people, and now you’re scared of them seeing you dance with two left feet?”

“I don’t have two left feet.” You replied, squeezing his shoulder in jest. “I just don’t want people talking about me, that’s all.”

“Cmon, they’ve got better things to talk about than me and you.”

“If they heard anything I said I’m sure they’ll be talking about the crazy SVU detective for ages.”

“Hey,” he squeezed your waist, drawing your attention back to him. “No one has ever stood up to my dad like that, not for me.”

“Well someone should have. I know he’s your dad and you love him, but that doesn’t give him the right to control your life or talk down on you.”

He shook his head as you continued swaying together, slowing down a bit to match the tempo of the music.

“It means a lot for you to do that. And if I wasn’t so impressed with your outburst, I would’ve done the same for you. I should have.”

“I’m not worth getting into a fight with your Dad, Mike. Like he implied, I’ve got no real future outside of SVU, not that I’m really looking.”

“You’re worth it to me.” Mike said, eyes locked on your own. “If it weren’t for you I wouldn’t have made it a week in the squad. You’ve changed my perspective on a lot, both on the job and off.”

You smiled, lightly ducking your head as you felt the blush creep onto your cheeks.

“Well you’re not so bad yourself, Dodds. You’ve taught me a lot too, maybe too much. One day I’m coming for that Sergeant’s shield of yours.” You joked, and he threw his head back in laughter.

It was so nice to see him like this. It was rare to get a moment of pure happiness on the job, and you weren’t sure how honest you wanted to be about changing your relationship outside the precinct.

“As soon as you pass the Sergeants exam, you can have it. You’d be better at this job than me any day.”

You moved a step closer to Mike as more people stepped onto the dance floor. You’d never seen this many cops dancing in your life.

“I meant to tell you earlier, but, you look beautiful tonight.” Mike said, trying not to be obvious in looking you up and down.

You were blushing now for sure.

“Would you take it back if I told you I had to borrow this dress from Liv?” You had panicked last night, not knowing what to wear to a gala, and not wanting to embarrass Mike.

“Not a chance, extra points for trying so hard.” You laughed as he put some space between you.

“Mike, I know you’re a show off, but you better not be doing what I think you’re doing.” You warned, but it was too late as he lifted up your arm, gently spinning you underneath him. He smoothly pulled you back into him as a few people cheered for you. “Do you have to be good at everything?”

“Unfortunately, I do.” You hid your smile in his shoulder, not missing the way his hand slid comfortingly over your waist and lower back.

And unfortunately, you fear you could get used to this feeling.

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The first time you were saved by Mike Dodds was in the middle of a bar fight.

This wasn’t your finest moment, yet you rarely seemed to be on your best behavior around Dodds.

The two of you were undercover in a joint operation with Vice. The bar had been home to an underground gambling ring for years, and a few weeks ago you got credible intel that they may be branching out into sex trafficking.

Three other Vice detectives were in the bar with you as their Captain and the rest of their squad surveilled from an unmarked van outside.

“You want a refill?” Mike asked as you finished your second club soda, trying to hide the sour look on your face from all the bubbles.

“And pretend I’m not choking on this awful carbonation instead of a smooth vodka? No, I’ll pass.”

He got the bartender’s attention and ordered himself another alcohol free beer and a Diet Coke for you.

“Thanks.” You tipped your glass to his and took a refreshing sip before conducting another once over around the space.

“Simmons is still situated by the door, Ruiz and Lawrence have been under for an hour now.” Mike stated into his earpiece, updating the team outside.

There was no timetable on this, and as far as Liv was concerned, we were on our own in terms of conducting our investigation.

“This whole joint investigation thing is feeling a little one-sided to me.”

“Well give it a little longer before doing a lap to check-in with Simmons. If they don’t want to help us, they can tap in two of their guys from outside. Lieu already made that clear to their Captain.” Mike said before taking a sip of his non-alcoholic delight, his face scrunching in discomfort.

“Looks delicious.” You said with a smile, earning a laugh from the Sergeant. “I’ve been meaning to ask you, have you talked to your dad since the gala a few weeks ago?”

“Oh, you mean since that SVU detective tore a Department Chief to shreds?” He joked as you rolled your eyes. “I have, and he was extremely talkative thanks to the fact I avoided him for a week after.”

“Do I owe you Chinese food for the rest of the year in order to keep my job? I should know that my outbursts don’t come cheap.”

“He told me that he was impressed by you.” Mike started, a smile slowly appearing on his face. “He was mostly upset about your blatant insubordination, especially in such a public place, but he was impressed. I think he may even like you.”

“Are you messing with me?” You asked, not fully trusting the relaxed smile he was giving you.

“He asked that I bring you along to the next gala, all of them actually, ‘if it wouldn’t be too much trouble’,” he finished in air quotes, signifying the direct words from Chief Dodds. “My father is impressed with you, and probably wants you to be his next conversational opponent.”

“And what did you say, you know, about bringing me along?”

You hoped you didn’t sound pathetic, or eager, or anything other than an inquiring friend. But it was hard to act normal when you felt the butterflies in your stomach and your heart rate increasing over the fact that Mike and his dad were talking about you.

“I said I’d have to ask her. Not sure how she feels about spending so much of her free time with the Dodds.” He said before turning in his chair to face you. “But I told him I had a good feeling you would, you don’t just tell off a Police Chief for a work friend. And of course, as long as Liv lets you keep borrowing her clothes.”

“Funny,” you said while shoving his shoulder, earning another laugh from him. It was then that you saw Ruiz head up the stairs, subtly motioning for you to meet her in the bathroom. “Ruiz is back up, I’m gonna go check-in with her.”

You walked straight to the bathroom, having to dodge a noisy bachelorette party on your way. Ruiz was washing her hands when you walked in, and you quickly cleared all the stalls before she began talking.

She kept it short so that she could get back to the game, but they weren’t getting far on the sex trafficking front. Apparently the boss was going to be here later on, but even then there was no guarantee he would offer anything up. Their investigation, of course, was going to be handled by the end of the night, but there were no promises for us.

You waited a full three minutes to exit after Ruiz in case anyone was watching her. When you left the bathroom and started making your way back to Dodds, you saw a Blonde woman sitting in your seat, cozying up next to him at the bar. As you got closer, you recognized her from the bachelorette group, a sparkly pink sash giving her away.

“Hey, everything okay?” Mike asked as you joined the two of them.

“Yeah, just a bit of a line in the bathroom.” You said, watching as the new girl continued to look Mike up and down. “Did you make a new friend?”

“I’m Alex!” She jumped in, big smile covering her face as she moved to place a hand on Mike’s arm. “I came up to get a round of shots for my group of friends. It’s Lizzie’s last weekend as a single woman, and we cannot let her be sober for one second of it. But then I got distracted by Mike over here - a guy as handsome as him shouldn’t be sitting alone at a bar.”

“Well, luckily I came back in the nick of time.” You said, hoping she would order her shots and be on her way.

“I was telling him about our weekend - we’re down here from Albany, we’re not city girls. We’re headed down the street for our next stop, apparently there’s a popular karaoke bar that all the famous people stop in at. I told Mike he should come with us, invite a few of his cute friends along too to keep the party going.”

“I don’t really see him joining you for the rest of your night, Alex, but thanks for the invite.” You replied while taking a step toward Mike, lightly wrapping your arm around his shoulder, hoping she would take a hint.

“Okay.” Alex said with a chuckle before continuing, “But you should be careful, leaving your man alone in a bar with those pretty brown eyes of his, cause someone’s gonna come up and take him away.”

“His eyes are hazel, actually, they’ve got a little bit of green in them depending on the lighting. I know it might be hard for you girls from upstate to differentiate colors, so I can help you out.”

You never considered yourself to be a jealous person, especially over someone who wasn’t even yours to have. But something about this girl coming up to Mike on this night, after the recent events that have gone down between the two of you, you felt a little protective over him.

“Everything alright over here Alex? Where are those tequila shots?” Another blonde woman with a pink sparkly sash came over to us, checking in on her friend and drinks.

“Yeah, they’re coming. Just trying to tell my new friend here to keep an eye on her boyfriend or he may decide to join the group of pretty out of town girls for the night.”

“Listen, Alex,” you remove yourself from Mike, taking a step closer to the girl who was really ruining your already shittiy night of undercover work. “I don’t know how bar etiquette works at your little townie spot up in Albany, but us city girls like to take the fight outside.”

“Alright, why don’t we just continue our night and let you girls go back to your party.” Mike interjected, feeling his hand on your lower back, steadying you out as Alex only laughed.

You took another step toward her, not knowing what your next move was, before the bartender stepped in.

“You,” he pointed to you, then to the door. “Fighting’s gonna get you thrown out any night lady. You’re done.”

“Thank you, sir,” the girls replied.

Before you could open your mouth to say anything else, Mike was standing behind you, arm wrapped around your waist to lead you toward the exit. Simmons eyed the two of you as you walked out, shaking his head with a smile on his face. You weren’t going to live this down.

The two of you made it down the block before breaking away from each other, looking back to see if anyone followed. When you looked back at Mike, his hands were on his hips, a growing smile on his face.

“Don’t,” you warned while running a hand through your hair. “Don’t say anything.”

He didn’t, but he couldn’t keep his laughter in any longer. You wanted to yell at him, tell him it wasn’t funny, that there was still an investigation going on, and this was completely embarrassing for you both. Instead, you joined in his laughter.

“Were you really going to fight the innocent bachelorette party from Albany?” He asked through his fits of laughter as you rolled your eyes.

“Of course not. But how else was I supposed to get the drunk bridesmaid away from you so we could continue our surveillance? Offer her more sparkles?”

“Or offer to buy the next round of shots.”

“Now you tell me,” you said as you leaned against the side of the building. “At least we didn’t mess up the whole op, then I’d be in really deep shit not only with Liv but with Vice, and there’s nothing I hate more than owing a favor to a Vice cop.”

He nodded, agreeing with you as he settled in next to you. You knew you should go check in with the Captain, confirm they don’t need you for anything else before leaving the investigation, but you weren’t going to move until Dodds did. And the way he relaxed next to you, you had a feeling he didn’t want to leave any time soon.

“No one ever notices that my eyes are hazel, you know. It’s kind of weird how you hit the nail right on the head with the fact about them turning green.”

You turned to look at him, a little smirk on his face as he leaned his head back against the wall.

“As weird as talking to your dad about your close friend’s gala availability?” You hit back, watching him laugh and nod along with your point. You smiled to yourself for a second, remembering the conversation from earlier. “You’re sure I don’t owe you, he does like me, or at least tolerate me?”

“Do you want to talk about how much my dad likes you or how much I like you? Cause let me tell you, I’ve got him beat by miles, I like you more than I’ve ever liked anyone.”

“Mike,” you started, watching as he pushed himself up to stand in front of you.

“Are you really going to look into my hazel eyes and tell me you don’t like me? That you weren’t going to get in a bar fight with a random girl for me?” He asked, and you let out a shaky breath.

“You know it took me a while to figure out your eyes were hazel, I thought they were brown for a while. I’m not some crazy person who just studies people’s eyes all day.” He nodded, trying to hide his smile as he let you finish, “and I wasn’t going to get in a fight with her. Maybe, maybe I would have shoved her, but I wouldn’t have thrown a punch.”

“Well that’s reassuring.” Mike added, and you couldn’t deny him now. Not when he was listening to you ramble on about his eyes, and his father, and all the weird things you two knew about each other.

“I like you too.” You confessed. “And you’re right, I wouldn’t attend galas and tell off police chiefs for just anyone. I’d only do it for you, Mike.”

“I’m glad to hear that.” He said while wrapping his arms around your waist, pulling you close.

Mike’s eyes flickered down to your lips, taking his time bringing his gaze back to your eyes. You felt yourself nod the slightest bit, gently guiding him closer to you. His lips were soft against your own, slow and gentle as you kissed him back. He pulled away for a second, another check-in, before you leaned in again. You let him take the lead as you ran your fingers through the hair at the nape of his neck, trying not to smile as you felt his teeth graze your bottom lip.

“Sorry,” he mumbled against you, lightly pecking your lips a few times.

“Don’t be, I’m not going anywhere.”

Hours could have been spent lazily kissing Mike Dodds, feeling your stomach slowly build with butterflies. But you caught the smile he was trying to suppress, and it became contagious.

“Well,” he said with a laugh, gently resting his forehead against yours. “I guess you do really like me.”

“I guess so.” You leaned back to kiss him again, not wanting to let him go now that you know how good he feels. His tongue danced across your lips for a few seconds, and you relished in the feeling before slowly pulling back. “I don’t mean to be a total buzzkill, but we aren’t exactly going to be able to hide this for long at the station.”

“We’ll figure it out.” He assured you, gently kissing your forehead. “If some shuffling needs to be done, or conversations need to be had, we’ll take care of it.”

“So your dad may get to move you around after all, how nice.” You said with a laugh, as Mike nodded. If it meant you could be together, and Mike was happy with it, why the hell not.

Before he could say anything else on the subject, his phone began to ring.

“Please don’t be Liv, please don’t be Liv,” you begged as Mike pulled away from you, quickly answering his phone.

“Hey Lieutenant,” he greeted Liv on the other end of the call and you closed your eyes. This was going to be good. “No, the Captain got it wrong. She got us thrown out for threatening to fight another woman.”

You rolled your eyes as he continued to talk to Liv, pacing the sidewalk trying to set the story straight and wrap up this godforsaken joint investigation.

Mike pulled the phone away from his ear now, walking back over to you.

“She wants to talk to you.” He said, trying to hand you his phone.

“No, she’s going to yell at me in that Liv tone, when I didn’t really do anything wrong!”

You caught his small smile before he gave you a quick kiss.

“Then you can explain that to her.” He said, holding out the phone to you. He kissed you one more time, for good luck and courage, before placing the phone in your hand.

You tried to hide your smile as you took a breath and placed the phone to your ear, ready to plead your case.

“Hey Lieu, I did not get into a bar fight with the bridesmaid from Albany.”

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#mike dodds #mike dodds x female!reader #mike dodds x reader #mike dodds fic #law and order svu #law and order: svu #law and order svu fanfiction #law and order svu fanfic

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altsvu · 5 months ago

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top secret

pairing: peter stone x fem!reader

wc: 472

summary: to the squad, you have a secret admirer. to you, however, is none other than peter stone.

cw: fluff, teasing

a/n: it’s been a while 😅 i actually kinda like writing for peter stone, i just don’t see many fics out there for him! also i feel like i use the same writing style and i wanna switch it up a bit 👀

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You were walking to your desk to find a vase of roses and a box of your favorite chocolates on your desk.

“Secret admirer?” Rollins asked.

“Maybe.” You smiled. You sat down and opened the envelope attached to the roses.

I hope you didn’t think I was ghosting you. That night we spent together was amazing. I didn’t know how... naughty you could get. If you’re interested, I’d like to take you to a fancy dinner and talk about the case and many other things... Peter Stone.

Fucking Stone, you thought. You tried hiding your smile from Rollins, Fin, and Carisi, but they caught on.

“Someone you know?” Carisi asked.

“Something like that. Hey, can you guys cover for me for a bit? I’ll be back in 20.”

“Yeah, of course.” They said collectively.

You grabbed your bag, shoved the envelope inside, and rushed out of the squad room.

When you got to Stone’s office you knocked a few times.

“It’s open.”

“Peter Stone. I never took you as the romantic type.

“Y/N.” Stone got up from his desk and went over to you and showered you with kisses on your lips. “Did you like the roses and the chocolates?”

“The roses were beautiful but now the whole squad’s looking at me, wanting to know where they came from. Also how did you know those chocolates were my favorites?”

“Good. Keep them wondering. And to that question, I think it was just a wild guess.”

You smiled and sat down on his couch, with him following suit.

“So, how about that dinner?”

“I’ll be glad to go, only because I’ve gotten to like you.”

Stone moved closer to you. “You sure it’s not because...” He ran his hand up your thigh. “We had mind-blowing sex two nights ago?”

“I think that’s a part of it too.” You smiled. “Stone... are you admitting to enjoying my naughty tendencies?”

“What can I say, Y/L/N? It was like we were in sync.”

“We sure was. I wouldn’t mind doing it again any night.” You mused. You gently pushed Stone down to the couch and got on top of him. “Or any time of the day if that mattered.” You whispered in his ear.

“Wow you’re even naughtier in the daytime.” Stone said.

“Of course I am.” You kissed his lips then unraveled his tie a bit and unbuttoned his dress shirt to give him a hickey on his collarbone. His hands were moving to your ass. You then sat up and caressed his cheek when you were done.

“I’m gonna miss you already.”

“It’s only a few hours and we have jobs to do. Plus... we can do whatever the hell we want after dinner.” You smiled, getting up.

Stone got up after you.

“Whatever the hell we want. I like that.”

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mollycabot · 6 months ago

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Casey x Olivia X Reader Collapse

It was a tense time in court Casey going at it trying to put Y/N attacker in prison and showing all the evidence attached to the crime and as Casey called for Y/N to the stand to tale her side. As Y/N got up Olivia place a hand on her back “you alright hun you like pale”. Olivia said the girl just nodded and got up as she was walking to the stand and past Casey. Casey had a worry look watching the girl stumble her way over to the stand. As Casey was asking her questions Casey noticed how Y/N was struggling to from her words and became very pale and sweaty

“Y/N are you alright?” asked the judge as Y/N nodded, then all a sudden Y/N’s eyes rolled into the back of her head and went to fall but Casey was quick on her feet and caught the girl helping her to the floor. “It’s okay Y/N it’s ok, I’m here you’re going to be fine.” Casey said gently as she lowered Y/N to the floor Olivia ran to join Casey “what happened?” Olivia asked and Casey said she didn’t know and then they heard someone call for an ambulance and Y/N was taken to hospital and the judge declared a miss trial and rescheduled for a other date when the witness was able to testify. Casey rode with Y/N holding her hand and comforting her as she laid there unconscious. Once at the hospital she was rushed to along side Y/N then was told to wait in the waiting room as they ran test and Olivia came to join and they sat and waited. As they sat there what felt like forever the doctor came out and told them.

“Y/N test has shown that she hasn’t been eating or drinking and we are giving her fluids to help and also it seems that she been under high levels of stress and anxiety which hasn’t helped,” the doctor said as he showed them to where she was resting. “Thank you” Olivia said as Casey sat net to Y/N and the doctor to her leave. as Casey and Olivia where chatting they saw Y/N eyes slowly opening and Casey was quick to respond and she that she ok and she safe and that she in hospital but Y/N’s flight or fight responded and she tried to get up but Casey was quick to stop that by placing her hands on Y/N shoulders and pushed her gently back down.

“It’s ok love your safe and your in hospital you fainted and we rushed you here to make sure your ok.” Casey said gently taking Y/N hand in hers and gave it a squeeze. After Olivia and Casey explained what happened after the three of them chatted Casey got up and put the doctor records into her case, “Casey what you up to,” Olivia asked “I’m going to put a case forward to just to sentence him with all the evidence and that we convict him with out Y/N testifying.” Casey said “it’s in our favour and I don’t want to put Y/N under any more stress.” Casey said as they turned around to find Y/N sleeping. And Olivia nodded and Casey took her leave to go and fight this case.

After the judge signed off and they can proceed without Y/N and the people found Y/N attacker guilty and sent him a way for a long time. With the good news case went to the hospital to share the good news.

Once she got there she found Olivia sat on the chair and Y/N in the bed playing uno, “hey Casey” Y/N said happy to see Casey and Casey took her seat as Olivia dish out some cards for her. “How did the case go?” Asked Olivia and Y/N looked at Casey with hope.

“Really well we found him guilty and he has gone away for a long time and that your now safe Y/N and you must promise to look after yourself now and if you need anything don’t hesitate to get in touch here’s my Ada card” and Olivia gave her card as well

“Thank you both of you for everything” Y/N said happily and later that day when she was discharged Casey and Olivia helped her home. And after said there goodbyes Y/N closed the door.

As Casey and Olivia headed to the car Casey said “I hope she calls some time she a nice person and I want to become her friend.” Olivia agreed and they drove back to the office.

#fanfic #reader x character #casey novak x reader #casey novak imagine #law and order x reader #law and order special victims unit #law and order fanfiction #olivia benson x reader #olivia benson #law and order svu fanfiction

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amica-aenigmata-naboo · 1 month ago

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Risk

Joe Velasco x Y/N - drabble - 1.3K WC

Masterlist

Warnings: undercover, attempted assault, injury to reader (not sexual), Joe being protective af, violence, hospital, medical stuff (stitches), flirty ending (barely)

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Joe shoved you forward forcefully, fully embracing his role as your pimp. This wasn’t his first undercover job but it was yours. Your heartbeat was ringing in your ears but you remained focused on the mission. You stumbled a bit before a few sleazy looking men noticed you. They all sat on different chairs and couches in the midst of the loud party. You saw dozens of young girls, no way even half of them were 18.

“Hey sweetheart, who do you belong to?” one hispanic man, Tony Marco, your prime suspect asked as he grabbed your hand.

You wanted to recoil but you knew you couldn’t “Papi!” you yelled, smiling sweetly at the man.

Joe walked up behind you, “Aww did my girl catch your eye?” he asked the man.

“In a dress like that she’s hard to miss.” the man said, pulling you towards him.”What colors do you run with?” the man said, looking Velasco up and down, unable to identify what gang he was a part of.

“Bloods, Crips, North side, West side - The only color I care about is the green that lines my pockets. My girls are loaned out to everyone, as long as they can pay.” Joe said, giving you a slight shove so you landed on the man's lap.

The man nodded, letting a smack land on your ass as your already short dress rode up even higher. “I can respect a man who has his priorities straight. Think I can take shorty here upstairs for a minute?” he asked, rubbing his hand up and down your side.

You let your finger trace over his jaw, seducing him just like you were told to.

“Just don’t tear her up too bad, she’s my top girl. $800 an hour.” Velasco said. He pulled you up as the man gulped down the last of his drink. He leaned in close whispering in your ear, “Be careful, I’ll be close by.” he said.

The man slapped a wad of cash into Velasco’s hands before he grabbed the back of your arm, dragging you up the stairs. He slammed the door shut as you sat on the bed with your legs crossed. The man smiled at you flashing a few golden teeth in his mouth as he slid his hand between your knees pushing your legs apart. “Why don’t you lean back so I can show you a good time baby?” he said, pushing you onto your back.

You felt your heart hammering in your chest, starting to panic. He pulled the skirt of the dress up, tearing at your panties. You prayed Olivia and Fin saw what was going on through the spy cam that was the button on your dress. “W-wait…” you squeaked out.

“You don’t tell me to wait bitch - I paid your man, now I get you for an hour to do whatever I want.” he said, slapping you across the face.

You groaned, the fat rings on his fingers stung against your face. You pushed against him, trying to make him back up.

“Oh you’re gonna be difficult?” he said, holding your wrists down before pulling a knife, he held it near your throat, shutting you up entirely. You felt tears leaking out the sides of your eyes. You prepared for the absolute worst, looking up at the ceiling as you tried to dissociate.

The man ran his hand up your leg before the door shot open. The man quickly straightened up, slicing your leg open on accident as he pulled away. You shrieked at the searing pain.

Velasco stood in the doorway, nothing but hate on his face. “What you want papi? I paid, now fuck off!” The man pulled you by your ankle so your hips were at the edge of the bed.

“Tony Marco put your hands up - you’re under arrest for sex trafficking, possession of narcotics with intent to distribute, and a whole bunch of other shit.” Velasco punched him twice - hard. You could hear the bones in his face crack with each hit. He cuffed him and shoved him towards the first cop who entered the room. “Get whoever you can downstairs, see if you can get any of them to flip on him.” Velasco said, trying to shield your body from the other police who flooded into the house.

“Baby…” he rushed to the bed. Your hands were held up, trembling. Velasco gently pulled your skirt down to try and make you feel more comfortable. You flinched away from him and as much as he knew it wasn’t because of him, his heart still felt a pang of sadness. When Valsco pulled his hand back up he couldn’t ignore the bright red blood on his hand. He pulled your dress to the side, noticing the large gash. Whatever knife he used was sharp as could be. He didn’t see bone but he did see muscle, it needed stitches ASAP. He took his top shirt on, remaining in his muscle shirt. He pressed the fabric to the gash, asking you to sit up.

You were so overwhelmed and had lost a good amount of blood all you heard before the world went black was Velasco calling for a bus.

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You heard rhythmic beeping before you were able to open your eyes. When you finally did you saw Joe sitting in the chair next to the hospital bed, his hand in yours as he slept.

“You’re up.” you heard from the doorway, Olivia shutting the door quietly.

You nodded at her, the memories from the night before were still fresh. You moved the covers slightly to look at your leg, it was wrapped from the knee to the upper thigh in white gauze. “How bad is it?” you asked.

“He got you good, 30 stitches. I’m sorry we didn’t get there sooner, the guys downstairs put up a fight.” she sighed.

You shrugged, “I knew the risk going in there.”

Olivia gave you a tight-lipped smile, recognizing that you needed time to process. “Take a few days. You and Velasco. He hasn’t left your side since you got here.”

You looked at him, watching his peaceful face.

“You picked a good one.” Olivia said, looking between the two of you before she smiled and closed the door.

You smiled; you and Joe had been together for almost a year but kept it from the squad, wanting work to remain work and private life to remain private. You shook Joe’s hand slightly.

He jolted awake, eyes landing on you immediately before he stood up, sitting on the edge of the bed. He held your hand between his, using the other to stroke your cheek gently. “I’m so sorry,” he said.

Your eyebrows furrowed, “What happened wasn’t your fault.” you said, holding his wrist as his thumb rubbed over your cheek.

“Doesn’t mean I don’t feel bad. I never should have let you go up there.” he sighed, eyes glancing down at your wrapped leg.

“Hey,” you said, sitting up and tilting his face towards you, “you are the one who got up there and got that bastard away from me. You are the one who arrested that absolute scum. And you are the one who’s here for me.” you said, pecking his lips.

Joe leaned his forehead against yours, taking in your presence. “I love you, I’m never putting you in that position again.” he said.

You kissed him again, “I can think of a few different positions we could be in…” you chided with a smirk.

Joe laughed, “You couldn’t wait ten minutes without being an absolute freak?”

“You have that effect, let's go home.” you said.

Joe nodded, going to flag down a nurse to get your discharge paperwork ready.

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Hello! First SVU fic :D will probably also write for Carisi because I love that Italian fuck. Would LOVE requests for either him or Joe. Send them my way ASAP!!!!!! XOXOXOXOXO

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Sonny Carisi and the cabin/camping prompt ♥️

summertime, and the livin' is easy

Sonny Carisi x F!Reader

Rating: Gen

Word Count: 1.6k

Tags: fluff, vacation Sonny, implied friends to lovers, Sonny being adorable, Sonny being a hypochondriac

Summary: Sonny has special plans for your anniversary. (ao3)

A/N: Written as a request for @storiesofsvu's birthday bingo, filling the square 'Camping/Cabin Retreat'!

Though it was well into the evening, the sun still shone brightly as Sonny led you outside. The cabin that the two of you had rented for the long weekend backed onto a pretty lake, surrounded by trees. It was a postcard-perfect place, one that you had happily agreed to renting as soon as Sonny had forwarded you the link.

Sonny, being Sonny, found a way to improve upon perfection.

He had packed you off to shower with the promise of plans for dinner, and he had certainly delivered. The little stone-flagged terrace at the back of the cabin has been cleared, the patio furniture shifted to the sides and the chairs liberated of their cushions. Just beyond, on the grass between the terrace and the jetty, Sonny has spread blankets and pillows out for a picnic.

Calling it a picnic is a disservice, really. There are citronella candles staked into the grass to keep bugs away, and a champagne bucket cooling in the middle of the blankets. There’s already a charcuterie board laid out as a starter, covered with a glass cloche to protect it from insects. Before you can take a step further towards his carefully laid-out display, you turn and throw your arms around his neck.

“You did all this for me?” You ask into his shoulder, holding him close against you. One of his large hands comes to rest between your shoulder blades, his bare skin on yours making you shiver in spite of the heat.

“Of course I did. Happy anniversary, Doll.”

“You’re making my scrapbooking efforts look bad.” With the cost of the cabin, the two of you had agreed not to buy one another gifts to commemorate the two-year anniversary of your first date. You had, instead, emptied the keepsake box under your bed out and pasted everything – ticket stubs and flower petals and Polaroids – into a book that you’d given him earlier that day.

“I couldn’t ever make that look bad, Doll. I still can’t believe you kept all that,” he says softly, his lips pressing a gentle kiss to the top of your head. “C’mon, let’s sit down before the ice melts.”

The two of you take your seats on the cushions pilfered from the patio furniture, your sundress riding up past your knees as you sit. You can’t help but notice Sonny stealing a glance at the glimpse of your thigh on display, narrowly missing his own nose with the pop of the champagne cork. Instead it flies over his shoulder, landing somewhere behind him in the grass. You can’t help but giggle at the look of surprise on Sonny’s face, and soon enough he’s laughing along with you.

Still giggling, he pours you both a glass of champagne. You take a moment just to admire him as he pours; the flex of his hand around the neck of the bottle, the way his Fordham t-shirt stretches over his shoulders, the lock of hair falling across his forehead. Handsome and kind and thoughtful; you wonder sometimes how you ever got so lucky.

The food is, as always, delicious. You’ll never get tired of Sonny’s cooking, his ability to make even basic meals taste incredible. You’re not sure you’ll ever be over his garlic bread, which you had pronounced as ‘better than sex’ before you started dating and which had earned you a flushed look from Sonny.

He leaves you with the last of the prosciutto roses, heading back into the cabin to fetch the main course. You nearly squeal with childlike glee when you realise what he’s made for dinner, barely resisting the urge to grab the serving bowl from him as he settles back down on the blankets.

“I cannot believe you made penne alla vodka. Did you really get all that from the farmer’s market?” You ask in disbelief as he spoons it onto your plate. He had left you browsing the cute bookstore in town while he went shopping for food earlier, but you hadn’t thought he’d bought this much. It smells mouth-watering, topped with just the right amount of cheese. You dig in with indecent haste once Sonny passes the plate to you, a soft smile on his handsome face.

“Nah. I made the sauce before we came and brought a jar with me. And the pasta is store-bought.” Before Sonny, you would never have thought of having any other kind of pasta. Now, it’s not unusual for you to come home to Sonny with flour on his cheek, kneading away at dough to slice into neat noodles or perfect squares for ravioli.

It’s not the most complicated dish he makes, but it’s one he knows you like. He made it the very first time he cooked for you after you’d finally started dating. Much later he had confessed to elaborate plans for a veal dish that hadn’t worked; the penne alla vodka had been a last-minute replacement, and you had loved it all the same.

The conversation comes in fits and starts as you both eat your pasta. Sonny has plans for an early morning run around the lake tomorrow, which means you have plans to come down with a headache tomorrow morning. The sun slowly sinks lower in the sky, casting longer shadows and turning everything soft and golden.

You both have to take a breather after dinner. Sonny reclines back against the cushions, his long legs sprawled out in front of him.

“Maybe we should leave this set up,” he says, stretching out. “I could take a nap out here.”

“It’s very comfortable. Be nice to read out here.”

“Maybe we should do that after dinner. It’ll probably still be light out,” Sonny suggests, his shirt riding up just enough to give you a glimpse of his stomach. He sits back up, rearranging his legs underneath him.

“Can you do me a favour please, Doll?” He asks, rubbing his side. “Could you grab my water bottle from the refrigerator? I think I need a break from the champagne.”

“Of course! I’ll be right back.” Stuffed full as you are, it takes you a moment longer to stand than perhaps it should. In the interests of saving time, you grab the pasta dishes and take them inside on your way, stacking them by the sink to worry about later. Grabbing Sonny’s water, you return outside, the grass soft under your bare feet.

“Thank you, sweetheart.” Sonny smiles gratefully up at you before taking a sip of water. “Oh hey, that candle behind you has gone out.” You’re already sat back down, so you half-turn to see what he’s talking about. The citronella candle staked in the grass a foot or so away from you has indeed gone out.

“Here, you should relight it. I’d hate for you to get bit.” He hands you a long lighter, and you roll your eyes as you turn around to light it. It’s far enough away that you have to get on your knees, your back to Sonny as to try to produce a flame from the lighter.

“More like you don’t wanna get bit. I’ve told you before Sonny, you can’t get malaria in New York.” Finally, a flame appears at the tip of the lighter, and you relight the tall candle. Satisfied that the fire has caught, you start to turn around. “There, are you-” You freeze midsentence. While you were turned around, Sonny moved.

He’s on one knee in front of you, an open ring box in his hand.

“Sonny-?” You start, your brain not quite catching up to the image in front of you.

“I had a whole speech planned out. About- about all the little things I love about you, and how even when we were just friends I was crazy in love with you. And how much I love the way my family loves you, even when you help my sisters pick on me. I don’t know, I guess I shoulda written it down, but – I love you so much, Doll. More than anything. And I wanna spend the rest of my life doing that, so will you marry me?”

Sonny’s beautiful blue eyes look glassy with emotion, his breath catching just enough for you to notice.

“Oh, Sonny-” Your stupid, traitorous voice cracks, and you furiously rub your prickling eyes. “Dominick Carisi, of course I’ll marry you.”

He nearly drops the ringbox in his haste to pull you close, and you go eagerly into his arms. His kisses are frantic, peppering your lips, your cheek, your temple. It’s only when one of you manages to knock over one of the champagne glasses that you come back to yourselves, laughing as you try to soak up the spill with napkins.

“I think you’re supposed to put that on my finger,” you say teasingly, unable to keep the gigantic smile off your face. Sonny’s dimples are on full display as he takes the ring from the box and slides it onto your finger. It’s a beautiful ring; it looks vintage, and something you’ll gladly wear for the rest of your life.

Through a mix of laughter and tears, you grab Sonny’s hand and squeeze tightly.

“I can’t believe you!” You exclaim, a worried look flitting briefly across his face. “We said we weren’t gonna buy each other an anniversary present!”

“This isn’t an anniversary present, Doll, it’s an engagement ring. It doesn’t count as a gift.”

“God, spoken like a lawyer,” you say, having to rub your eyes again to chase away any lingering tears. Rather than continuing to sit opposite him on the blanket, you move to sit beside him, his arm immediately coming up to wrap around your shoulders.

“You’ll have to get used to it. You’re gonna be married to one,” he says, pleased. You tilt your head up to kiss him again, softly and slowly. When you finally break apart, you bring up your hand to cup his jaw, engagement ring glinting in the light of the sunset.

“I can’t wait to be married to you.”

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countrymusiclover · 5 months ago

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4 - Calling the BAU

Part 5

Detective Stabler’s Daughter

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The next morning - Spencer’s pov

Walking into the FBI building I had been dialing Y/n for a few hours since it was strange that she hadn't called me on my way into work this morning. Sitting down at my desk I sighed pressing the call button on the phone again but I heard the same response for the fifth time. "This is Y/n, I can't answer the phone now. Leave a message and I'll call ya back later."

"Urgh! That's not right. It's can't be right." Tossing my phone on the desk I ran my hands through my hair frustrated.

Footsteps came down the hallway and I lifted my head up seeing it was JJ. "Hey Spence, you okay. Something seems to have you pretty upset." She pointed out standing in front of me.

"Uh.. There's somebody missing that I care about and she's missing." I sighed leaning back in my chair.

She tilted her head. "Is she a friend or girlfriend?"

"She’s one of my students in my classes. I’m not sure if she’s my girlfriend or not exactly..." I croaked out feeling my chest tighten with fear.

An office door opened before she could say anything more. Garcia and Hotchner came out of his office. "We have a new case. Everyone in the briefing room now." JJ and I followed them into the room seeing the rest of the team which included Morgan, Prentas, Hotch, Garcia, JJ and me.

The team had come to visit me when I wanted to show them a tour of the campus. But before they were about to go back home a call came in from Garcia about us needing to see something fairly important.

"Okay, so this will sound odd. But the computer system has been blowing up a few minutes ago with a repeated message and now there's a video that was all sent here. Specifically to Spencer's email address." Garcia explained once we were all in the conference room.

Hotch glanced over to her. "What else do you know about whoever sent the emails?"

"I wish I could say I had more to tell you. Sadly I haven't recovered much. At least until I get to read through the emails and see if anything sticks out to me." She sighed in disappointment.

I gulped feeling a lump in my throat. "Garcia uh...can I read over the emails with you?"

"I know that you can read them really fast but what do you think you'll find that she can't with her computer skills?" Emily asked with her arms crossed over her chest.

JJ sent me a half smile. "He claims that this woman is his one of his students. But not certain she’s a girlfriend yet.."

"Wait a possible girlfriend. Are you serious? How do we not know about her - how do I not know anything about her?" Garcia put a hand over her heart in awe and somewhat of a betrayal that he didn't tell them sooner.

Morgan smirked in my direction. "Pretty boy being a player over there. I wish I'd be saying congratulations under different circumstances."

Clutching my hands into fists at my sides I could feel my whole body shaking while I attempted to get the words out. Thinking back to last night and what would have happened if I had just stayed like she asked. "I have a wealth of knowledge I should be applying to this case. Behavioral patterns of stalkers. Tactical recovery strategies. Victim survival odds. But right now I can't focus on anything more than 4 seconds at a time. Which makes me the dumbest person in the room. So...Please help me. Help me find her."

"We don't know if we have a case. So we'll be working on personal time. Does anybody want to leave?" Hotch asked the others looking around and nobody said anything against it. "Good. Let's get to work."

Everybody else had left the room but I felt Garcia reach down for my hand squeezing it gently. "Don't worry, we'll find her."

"Yeah I know...I just hope she remembers what I taught her to buy her time so we can find her." I sucked in a breath following her down to her office where she opened the door and I pulled in a chair from another desk.

Sitting down beside her she turned on her computer screen grabbing me a set of headphones. "Here, put these on and wait for my cue ... .so care to tell me about this girl before we see some dark things."

"We've gone out on some coffee dates that happened near the campus... .sorry I don't really know what would be important until we look through the evidence." Running a hand through my hair I sighed heavily.

She spun slightly in her chair. "Reid, I know you're worried about this girl. But you just need to remember that this isn't all just riding on you. This girl has to fight against the clock in her own way."

"Yeah...there is one thing that sticks out to me about these photos." I dropped my attention to the printed photos she had given me when we came into her office. One of the photos showed blood on the floor and a gun bullet laying at the edge of it. "He has a handgun. That’s the weapon he used to control her.”

Garcia paused her typing on the keyboard glancing at me. “What’s her name? I might be able to track her phone or her status on social media platforms.”

“Y/n Stabler.” I answered her question. “She has a few siblings and her father is very concerned for her all the time.”

She asked me. “What’s his name?”

“Elliot Stabler. He works for New York Police Department SVU.” I gasped thinking that it was obvious what the best next step should be. Getting up from my chair I rummaged around in her bag taking out her keys and running out of the office. “I’ll bring your car back, Garcia. I have to go speak with him.”

Driving through the city streets I gripped the steering wheel parking outside the building. Rushing inside I made my way through the department until I found a door that read SVU’s written on the glass door at the end of the hallway. Entering through the door I saw multiple different people working at different desks until a woman with short dark brown hair noticed me. “Can I help you with something, sir?”

“I’m um - needing to speak with a guy named Elliot Stabler about something important.” I answered her question frantically scanning my eyes around the room even though I had never seen a picture of her father.

The woman responded. “Okay. He’s my partner so give me a minute to find her. My name is Olivia Benson.”

“Spencer Reid.” I nodded nervously hearing footsteps coming in our direction.

A guy wearing a bright blue dress shirt and black pants who crossed his arms and leaned against the wall. “What are you doing here, Mr. Reid?”

“I need to speak with you. It’s about your daughter, Y/n.” I stepped past Olivia when she took a step backwards watching the two of us talk.

Stabler stepped closer to me. “Did something happen to my daughter?”

“I think someone has abducted her.” I gulped feeling my hands beginning to clamp up at my sides, praying that he could help me find her.

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tropes-and-tales-archives · 7 months ago

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Sonny Carisi: I Need a Place to Stay

WC: 1,645

TW: Fluff.

AN: This was based on the prompt "I need a place to stay." And it's also the first piece I ever published on this hell-site!

Fridays were rarely calm at SVU, but the stars aligned in just the right way that you and your team found yourselves in a lull. Not that anyone was complaining – the week had been unusually busy, but nearly all of the cases were closed or ready for trial dates, and you and the other detectives finally had a moment to breathe. It was late afternoon, and Liv pulled on her coat and grabbed her bag.

“I’m heading out now,” she announced to you and the other detectives as she strode across the floor. “I’m taking advantage of the quiet and going to take Noah to that Lego movie.” She smiled and gestured towards the door. “I suggest you take advantage too.”

Your partner, Fin, immediately slammed his laptop shut and grabbed his own coat. “I’m right behind you, Liv.” He waved goodbye and disappeared with your boss on the elevator.

“I suppose it’d be nice to take Franny for a walk while the sun’s still out,” Amanda said.

“And to get a head start on the weekend,” you added with a smile. Amanda had been doing amazing at her recovery from her gambling addiction, but you knew that she still loved the thrill of watching sports – especially any and all playoffs. Tonight was game six of the American League playoffs between the Yankees and the Red Sox, and as a native Bostonian, you knew you were at odds with your fellow detectives.

“You got any plans?” she asked as she packed up her stuff.

You looked down at your computer screen and sighed. “Not really.”

“Well, take advantage of the calm here before it’s gone,” she said as she walked out the door. “You’re only young once.”

You waved her off with a smile and returned to your computer. The bullpen was quiet except for you and Sonny. The lanky Italian detective was furiously typing on his laptop, his brow furrowed at the screen. You watched him furtively, taking in the sight. His hair, usually perfectly gelled and shellacked into place, was a bit tousled, and a strand fell over his forehead into his eyes. He had taken off his jacket earlier, and the sleeves of his white shirt were half rolled up, revealing his fine hands. You fantasized about those hands more often then you wanted to admit even to yourself, and you felt your face turning red.

“Done!” Sonny exclaimed, closing his laptop. “I’ve got every piece of paperwork finished and caught up.” He turned to you and grinned. His smile was infectious, and you found yourself smiling back.

“You about done?” he asked as he stood up from his desk. “I’ll walk you out if you are.”

You ducked your head and blushed. “Actually….” You started to speak and then stopped for a moment. “I’m going to stay here tonight. In the crash room, I mean.”

Sonny cocked his head to one side and narrowed his blue eyes. “You’re gonna sleep here? Why?”

“I need a place to stay,” you mumbled. It was embarrassing – your building had a roach problem, and the landlord finally was going to fumigate the place over the weekend. It wasn’t your fault, but you hadn’t made many friends since you moved to New York from Boston. A handful of casual acquaintances, but no one close enough that you felt comfortable crashing on their couch for a few days. You explained the vermin problem to Sonny and hoped he didn’t judge you.

He frowned. “You can’t sleep here. Those cots in the crash room are disgusting and uncomfortable.” He looked at you a moment, his blue eyes searching your face.

“Stay with me,” he said. “My couch is super comfortable.” He tried to read your expression. “But only if you want,” he added, uncertain.

You thought about it. On one hand, Sonny was right: the crash room at SVU was disgusting. The cot mattresses were stained with god-knows-what, and the paint was peeling from the walls and ceiling, leaving little green flakes all over everything. On the other hand, you had a major crush on Sonny, and you handled it by being extra reserved around him at work. You imagined the potential pitfalls of staying at his place for a few days and shuddered.

“We can order pizza and watch the game tonight,” he added, and that sealed the deal for you. You nodded at him and grabbed your overnight bag from where you had stashed it under your desk. “Let’s go,” you said with a tentative smile.

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The subway ride was short, and Sonny was uncharacteristically quiet, making a little small talk. He lived on a quiet street (for New York, that is), on a third-floor walk-up. Ever the gentleman, he had taken your bag from you and carried it, and you followed him up the stairs to his apartment. He hesitated when you reached his door.

“Can you wait here a minute?” he asked, shuffling his feet.

You nodded, and Sonny unlocked his door and disappeared inside. Through the door, you could hear muffled thuds and thumps and his footsteps. A moment later, the door swung open and he invited you in with a flourish.

“What was that about?” you asked as you walked past him.

The tips of his ears grew red. “It’s been awhile since I had company over. Had to make sure the place was presentable.”

You laughed and took off your coat. “So you shoved all your Playboys under the bed and tossed your beer can collection in the trash?”

Sonny’s ears got redder, but he grinned. “Something like that. Anyway, I’ll give you the tour and then we can order something for dinner. How’s that sound?”

“That sounds great, actually,” you replied. “I’m starving.”

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It was the fifth inning of the ballgame, and you and Sonny had put away an extra-large pizza and more beer than you cared to count. You were both settled on the couch, Sonny’s legs stretched out and you curled up on the other side. The Yankees and the Red Sox were tied up, and the teasing, which had started out tentative, had reached a fever pitch.

“I’m just saying,” said Sonny, “we got twenty-seven titles to….how many World Series have you won again?”

You scoffed. “Maybe we don’t stack our roster with super expensive players.” Sonny laughed. “That’s the whole point of baseball, doll. To win! If you hadn’t traded away the Babe and cursed yourselves…”

You blushed at him calling you doll. “Who believes in curses at all, let alone sports curses?” you replied, hoping he didn’t notice your cheeks burning.

He laughed again and took a swig from his beer. You watched him out of the corner of your eye. Sonny was usually the squad’s resident ray of sunshine, but you could see a definite difference between Work Sonny and Casual Sonny. At home, his hair was tousled and messier, making him look years younger, almost boyish. The lines that were forming around his eyes were relaxed, and his blue eyes lit up as he told you about his grandpa taking him to Yankee games when he was a kid. He had changed out of his suit into worn jeans and a grey Henley, and his entire aura exuded a calm that made you forget your apartment situation and the fact that you were spending the night on your crush’s couch.

You had changed into more comfortable clothes too, the crash-room appropriate outfit you had packed for sleeping in. If you had known you’d be sleeping over at Sonny’s, you might have considered packing something other than your worn sweatpants and oversized tee-shirt…

Your mind drifted off as the two of you watched the game. Back and forth, the two teams stayed tied. You finished your beer and set the empty bottle on the coffee table in front of you. You felt a sudden chill and shivered.

Sonny saw, and he shot up from his place on the couch. “Sorry!” he said. “It can get a little cold in here in the fall. The landlord likes to wait to fire up the furnace, I think.” He reached past you and grabbed the blanket from the back of his couch.

“Here, take my blanket,” he said. He didn’t wait for you to answer or take it from him – instead, he stood over you and covered you gently with the blanket, tucking it around you until only your head peeped out.

“There,” he said, satisfied with his handiwork. Instead of returning to his place on the other side of the couch, he settled in beside you, wrapping one arm around your shoulder, rubbing you gently through the blanket. “Better?” he asked.

You nodded your head, unable to form words. Sonny kept his arm around you, and you cleared your throat.

“Thanks for letting me stay,” you said quietly. “I don’t have many friends in the city yet.”

“It’s no problem,” he murmured. He glanced down at you and smiled, his eyes as blue as the sky. The beer had gone to your head, making it feel fuzzy and warm. You closed your eyes and leaned against Sonny, taking in his warmth and the lingering smell of his cologne that you knew so well. His grey Henley was soft under your cheek, and you could hear the steady thump of his heart beating. The stress of the busy week drained out of you, and you felt yourself falling asleep. You felt Sonny shift slightly, pulling you in closer as he settled against the couch and adjusted the blanket around you. You were startled for a moment as he pressed a kiss to your forehead, but sleep pulled you back under almost immediately. You smiled as you heard him say, moments before you were asleep completely, “you have at least one friend here in the city.”

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ihaveathingforwomen · 2 months ago

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Mock Trial - Professor AU

Professor!Alex Cabot x Fellow!Casey Novak

Chapter 8 - Masterlist

Word Count: 5.8k

Summary: Liz figures out who Alex's ethical dilemma is. Alex and Casey reconvene.

A/N: For the outfits in the holiday party: Casey's red suit in Season 8, ep "Pretend" and Alex's black blouse thing in Season 10 ep "Lead." alsooooooo prepare for smut the next chapter :)

The next three days felt like hell on earth for both Alex and Casey. Despite her new emotional burden, Casey now also had to study for and take her final exams. All of which are detrimental to her success for the next two years at least. To create enough room in her consciousness, Casey resorted to ignoring the problem. Alex sent numerous texts and attempted many phone calls in an earnest effort to apologize and offer an opportunity to discuss the issue. Casey ignored them, even when Charlie read them and encouraged her to respond.

That night, she went to his apartment and detailed what had happened. As any good friend would do, he kindly asked, “what the fuck?” She then went on to explain that as badly as she wants Alex, she’s more afraid of ruining their careers. Charlie initially wanted to call it a load of horseshit, but he elected to validate her concerns instead. He decided that after finals, he would reassure her they could be together and not ruin their careers. Until then, he planned to have her back on the issue.

Conversely, Alex didn’t attempt to talk to anyone else that night. She sent her messages and decided that she would give Casey space, at least until the morning. No sleep came to her that night, her mind full of regret and concern. Compulsively, she felt the need to call Casey for help falling asleep. Each day she started with darker circles, her eyes sunken deeper than before. Liv came over, trying to coax her out of bed with ice cream and sitcoms. When her methods were fruitless, she called George in for an ‘intervention’ of sorts. The three of them sat on Alex’s couch in sweatpants and stared at the blank tv screen, waiting for Alex to speak. When she eventually did, all she could whisper was, “what did I do wrong?” before bursting into sobs. They held her close and George attempted to talk her through what had happened and what may be going on in Casey’s mind.

That Monday, Alex composed herself and decided she would make a point to see Casey, even if they didn’t speak. Seeing her would be better than nothing. Casey, however, wanted nothing more than to see Alex, though she wouldn’t let herself do such a thing. She refused to seek her out. Fortunately, the universe had plans for both of them. Just as Alex parks, she spots Casey walking towards the entrance to the building. She gets out of her car hurriedly and follows, trying to get closer before saying anything in hopes of avoiding a scene.

A few feet away, Alex began walking faster, “Casey?” She calls out. The redhead doesn’t turn around and instead marches forward in the brisk cold, her jacket collar turned upwards against the wind.

“Casey, wait,” Alex calls out again, this time closer.

Casey pauses and allows Alex to catch up, turning towards her. “What?” She whispers hoarsely.

“Can we talk?” Alex pleads

Casey furrows her brow in frustration, using her arms to gesture to the public nature of their conversation, “here? Seriously, Alex?”

Alex shrugs, her eyes sad, “we can talk in my office.”

Casey notices how dark the circles around her eyes have gotten, sure she hadn’t slept since their last phone call. “No,” she asserts and continues walking towards the building. Alex walks beside her. Because of the early hour of Casey’s final, not many people are walking around campus, making it easier for them to walk and talk without their emotions being spotted.

Inside the building, Alex strikes up again. “We don’t have to talk about what happened,” she tries to reason, her tone hopeful. “Just about anything, please?”

Casey’s heart aches, yearning for Alex’s company, for her solace during this stressful week. She concedes with caution, “what about?”

Alex smiles as they approach the elevator. Casey reaches out and presses the button, Alex watching her with beaming eyes. “Are you going to the holiday party on Thursday?”

Casey furrows her brow as the elevator dings, opening for them. They step in and Casey presses the button for her floor, Alex pressing her button afterwards. “Yes, why?”

“Do you need a ride?”

Casey rolls her eyes. She would love to ride with Alex instead, but until there was time to resolve their issue, she was going to avoid it. “No, I’m carpooling with Charlie.”

“Oh,” Casey registers defeat in Alex’s tone. They allow for a few seconds of silence in the elevator, until Alex turns towards her. Casey follows suit and their gazes meet, locking for a moment before their eyes drift lower. “Can I ask you something?” Alex inquires.

Casey’s response is automatic, “yes,” her eyes glued to Alex’s peach-toned lips.

“When can we talk about it?”

Casey’s eyes unstick themselves and glare into Alex’s eyes. “You’re relentless,” she states spitefully. Alex shrugs, hoping for an answer to the question. “After the holiday party.”

Alex grins as Casey turns back to face the elevator door. “I have another question.”

Casey turns her neck slowly, glaring impatiently. Alex licks her lip, her eyes still stuck on Casey’s mouth, “Can I kiss you?”

“Are you fucking kidding me, Alex?” Casey snaps at the same time the elevator doors slide open, revealing Elizabeth Donnelly, whose eyes widen at what she heard.

With the couples’ heads facing the entryway, Casey feigns a smile and happy face, “Hi, Professor Donnelly.”

Elizabeth steps inside the elevator, the doors closing slowly behind her. “Aren’t we awful chummy with our professors, Miss Novak?” Casey smiles awkwardly, unsure how to proceed as Liz keeps her back to the elevator doors. “What final are you heading to?”

Casey gulps, keeping her eyes trained on the other professor. “Capital Punishment,” she answers.

Liz nods her head in an approving manner, “That makes sense for your career path. Professor Schreiber says you’re faring well so far.”

Casey nods lightly, “thank you.”

Liz turns towards Alex, smirking, “what are you doing here today? I thought you weren’t proctoring any finals?”

“Oh,” Alex begins, nervous laughter at the top of her throat, “I just came in to catch up on paperwork.”

Liz squints her eyes with suspicion, “I’m going to come by your office this afternoon.”

Alex nods in agreement as the elevator pings. Casey starts to scoot her way out, practically running from the situation at hand. Liz makes a face at Alex as she steps off of the elevator as well. Behind them, the elevator doors close on Alex. Casey snuck off to the side, focusing on her breathing.

Liz spots her and approaches, placing her hand on Casey’s shoulder. “It’s okay, Novak. We’ve all fallen for the Cabot Magic,” she pats her shoulder and makes her way down the hallway. Casey’s face runs a bright scarlet and a wave of nausea runs through her.

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That afternoon, Liz made good on her promise and arrived at Alex’s office to find her sifting through papers. She made no effort to knock, coming in and closing the door behind her.

Alex glances up, not paying attention when she recognizes her visitor, “hi,” she mutters over her papers.

“It’s Novak, isn’t it?” Liz asserts, setting her stuff down with a smug look on her face.

Alex looks up, wide eyed and surprised. “What?”

Liz laughs genuinely, “don’t play me. Your behavior on the elevator said it all.” She approaches Alex with her arms crossed against her chest. “Your ethical dilemma, it’s Novak.” She nods, proud of herself, the smug look smeared all over her face.

Alex swallows and takes a deep breath. “Yes…it is,” her tone is hesitant as she admits her sin.

Liz guffaws, sighing as she sits down in front of Alex’s desk. “Of all the students for you to pick, you’re very lucky it’s her.”

Alex furrows her brow and leans forward, “What do you mean?”

Liz leans forward, resting her arms on the desk and clasping her hands into a fist. She licks her lips and looks Alex in the eye. “You both are more valuable to the university than you know.” Alex tilts her head to the side, trying to understand. Liz continues confidently, “They are not going to expel one of their best students or fire one of their best instructors simply because two consenting adults decide to get into a relationship.”

“But it’s against the bylaws, Liz. I could get her in serious trouble,” Alex starts to object.

Liz leans back in her seat, waving her hand back and forth so as to dismiss Alex’s objection. “This university cares far more about politics and statistics than it does its own bylaws, Alex.” She crosses her leg over her knee, resting her elbow on top. “Do you know how much money your name alone has brought to the university?” Alex shakes her head, confused, her eyes sad as she listens. “A lot.”

Liz uncrosses her legs and leans forward, wagging a finger at Alex, “Do you know Casey’s class ranking?”

Alex scoffs, shaking her head, “No, I never thought to ask.”

Liz widens her eyes skeptically, “she may not know. After spring semester grades, she’s in the top ten. Not ten percent, ten, Alex. Rumor has it she’s applying to the New York City District Attorney’s office,” she exhales. “Myself and Dean Petrovsky have already received a few calls from them with glowing interest.”

Alex’s face falls, conflicted at the thought of Casey leaving, at the thought of Casey going to her origin. “What are you saying, Liz?” Alex whispers, her face expressing confusion and concern.

“I’m saying,” she crosses her arms on top of her knees as she stares up at Alex, hoping to offer solace to the apparent tension that she and Casey are experiencing. “Neither of you have to worry about your careers. Now, don’t go advertising your relationship, but you don’t have to stay away forever.”

Alex nods, taking a deep breath through her nostrils. The reassurance is helpful, but still does not resolve the issue at hand. “I don’t even know if she feels the same, Liz.”

Liz laughs, “Alex, the tension between you both and the way she looked at you,” she takes a deep breath, “or rather, didn’t look at you, in the elevator tells me she feels the same. When we got off of the elevator, her face was beet red. Maybe that’s because of me, but…” she smiles wide at Alex, “I think it’s because of you.”

Alex leans back in her seat, her hand covering her mouth and chin as she thinks. “She told me ‘not now,’ what does that mean to you Liz?” Alex asks, her tone mistakenly defensive, though Elizabeth knows she’s being genuine. Alex has always struggled with taking things for what they are.

“I think it means just that.” Liz starts to stand, Alex’s eyes following her. She now notices just how sunken in they’ve become since they last spoke. “She’s taking some pretty important finals and she’s at a detrimental point in her life right now. You can’t tell me you’ve lost perspective, Alex.”

Alex’s eyes flick downward in thought. The most obvious explanation had never come to mind between her own dwelling on the situation and with her friends’ advice. She sighs, a soft smile rising to her cheeks as she leans back against her chair. “Thank you,” she whispers to Liz.

Liz gathers her things and starts back towards the door, “of course, Alex. Let me know how it goes.” Without another word, her companion slips through the door and disappears.

A couple of seconds later, Alex’s phone dings. When she checks it, her face lights up, relief washing over her as she had been kicking herself.

Casey <3: I finished my Capital Punishment final

While the message isn’t much, Alex still feels a sense of repose as she gazes lovingly at the photo beside it. She messages her back, quick to offer a listening ear in hopes that Casey will talk. On the other end, Casey steps into her apartment, collapsing on her bed. With one final out of the way, Casey starts to allow emotions to trickle in. The conglomerate of emotions bubbles inside her chest, the ingredients of heartache, desire, frustration, and excitement becoming explosive together. Her body longs for the kiss again, feeling the tingle of Alex’s lips on her own. Her stomach aches when she remembers Alex’s reaction: the devastated look in her eye, the trembling lip, her scrunched eyebrows. Her arms tense at the frustration of Alex’s stunt in the elevator, unsure what exactly Professor Donnelly had meant by the Cabot Magic. And excitement bursts in her chest in anticipation of the holiday party and when she’ll talk to Alex.

Casey continued to push down the emotions throughout the week, electing to push through her finals. To alleviate some of the emotional distress, she resumed texting Alex, so long as the conversation did not touch the topic of the kiss. It seemed to her that Alex was content with her answer as she did not bring up the topic again. Meanwhile, Alex respected Casey’s decision with her newfound understanding. She couldn’t stop tearing herself down, though, still in disbelief that she had been so oblivious. To keep herself from dwelling, she tried to imagine what she would say to Casey when the moment came.

The week finally came to an end, with Casey’s last final in Trial Practice taking place the afternoon before the holiday party. Throughout the final, she felt self-conscious but ignored it, Alex’s words of praise and encouragement replaying in her mind as she conducted her open argument and cross-examination. Once she’d completed her part, she felt a weight lift off of her shoulders and the excitement begin to overflow. When the examination process was over, everyone left the faux courtroom, with the exception of the professors who played their parts as witnesses. Professor Donnelly, Dean Petrovsky, Professor Schreiber, and Professor Ridinour, all stayed behind.

“Casey,” Petrovsky calls just as she starts walking out of the room. She spins on her heel, a question written on her face. Petrovsky waves her over to the group of professors. She smiles awkwardly at her professors, her dimples ever present as she approaches them, standing in a semi-circle around her.

“Dean,” she begins, looking around at them, “I’ve had this dream before only I was naked,” she comments awkwardly, deflecting her anxiety with humor.

Petrovsky sighs and the other professors snicker, looking between each other. Ridinour turns towards her first, “We just wanted to tell you that you did a tremendous job with your cross-examination.”

“Absolutely wonderful,” Schreiber agrees.

“Did you have someone to practice with?” Petrovsky questions.

“I practiced with Charlie Hammons,” she responds sheepishly.

“Did someone give you pointers?” Donnelly questions her.

Casey’s face turns bright red as she looks between her professors and the dean. “Oh, um…” she starts, her eyes finally landing on Donnelly, her ears ringing, “Professor Cabot let me run through it with her a few times.”

Donnelly smirks, the others smile and Ridinour responds, “lucky you. She was quite the prosecutor in the DAs office.”

“You’ve got a great mentor, kid” Schreiber comments, patting her shoulder as he walks past her. Ridinour and Petrovsky follow, praising her as they leave.

Donnelly, the last to leave the room, places her hand on Casey’s shoulder and guides her out. Casey’s hands start to shake but she keeps them clasped around the handle of her small briefcase. “How are you feeling?” Donnelly probes.

Casey turns and scans her face as they walk down the empty hallway of the building. “Fine,” she responds cooly.

Donnelly stops them in the middle of the empty hallway, turning so they stand face to face. “Schreiber is right. Alex is a good person to have on your side,” Liz states. Alex’s name burns in Casey’s ears as she tries not to react.

She nods, “I agree.”

“Then listen to my advice, Casey,” Liz directs, her cool blue eyes burning through Casey’s as she continues. “Take the time you need to work through your aversions, but don’t let them keep you from being happy.” She nods, smiling softly, then pats Casey’s shoulder before walking down the hallway.

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That night, Casey met Charlie at his apartment to get ready. Charlie encouraged her to wear something he deemed “professionally slutty.” He and Melinda went in on a birthday gift for Casey to wear to her first mock trial. He believes an outfit should be worn once before to be sure it doesn’t need any alterations, and this is a more than appropriate opportunity. The outfit is a deep toned maroon linen pants suit, made to be worn with dark heels and a cream colored blouse. To compliment her color palette, Charlie dons a cream colored suit with a red dress shirt and dark colored loafers. When they come out of their opposing rooms to show each other, they both gasp loudly. Charlie claims that Alex will be swooning at the sight of Casey’s suit, especially since he, too, is swooning. Before leaving the apartment, Charlie encourages Casey to indulge in some pregame drinks, which include a few of her favorite shots and shotgunning a couple of beers. Satisfied with his friend’s buzz, Charlie allows them to leave.

At the party, held in a ballroom on campus, the room is decorated with red, white, and gold streamers, flecks of green glitter and decorative poufs everywhere. Along one of the back walls is a long table with an arrangement of finger foods for students and faculty alike to pick off of. In the back corner of the same wall is a bar where guests can have wine and beer for free or purchase mixed drinks of their choice. Casey drags Charlie over to the bar promptly, as her mind is already beginning to buzz in anticipation of Alex’s conversation. While in line, Casey impulsively encourages Charlie to drink with her. He concedes, always happy to have a good time and willing to solve the issue of getting home when the time comes.

They start mingling with their peers, going back for drinks as soon as they finish the ones in their hands. Despite Charlie’s advice, Casey neglects to enjoy the finger food, preferring to drink until she is no longer concerned about Alex. As they try to enjoy their time, Casey can’t help but keep her head on a swivel, searching for Alex in the crowd. Every now and then, Charlie would tease her for it and she would deny it all. Nearing the end of the night, Casey still hasn’t seen Alex and is beginning to feel discouraged. With this unexpected emotion, she begins to request stronger drinks, and finally begins picking at the remaining finger food.

She, Charlie and a couple of their friends linger near the food, picking off of trays any time they feel the need. Suddenly, when Casey has the last of a pig-in-a-blanket stuffed in her cheeks and a dessert between her fingertips, Alex taps her shoulder. She nearly chokes and turns, her head spinning as she does so. Charlie, who is standing next to her, turns and his eyes widen.

“Hi, Alexandra,” Charlie states as Casey whips around to see her.

Alex smiles, her eyes glaring at Charlie, “Hi, Charlie. I’m glad you came to the faculty hosted party,” she quips.

He clears his throat, acknowledging his error, “happy to make it Professor Cabot.”

She smiles, softening her eyes at him and looking down at Casey who appears queasy against the table. “Casey,” she greets, smiling deviously.

Their friends took the hint, stumbling away. Charlie taps Casey’s shoulder before he departs, “good luck, babe,” he whispers.

She responds with a disgruntled ‘hmph,’ before Alex moves closer. Alex slips her hand behind Casey’s back, their physical exchange hidden from the crowd. “Have you been enjoying yourself?” Alex inquires, glancing over her shoulder to study Casey’s features.

Casey turns towards Alex, finally taking a moment to observe her appearance. Alex, wanting to draw attention from her eyes, chose to wear a sleek black dress. The piece goes past her legs, the sleeves flow along her arms, and is topped off with a tight turtleneck feature. Her mind swimming with impulse, Casey doesn’t stop herself when she starts to think about leaving hickeys beneath the turtleneck. She also doesn’t know to stop herself when Alex smirks upon finding her staring at her throat.

“Casey,” Alex says a little louder, her fingertips pressing harder into Casey’s back.

Casey’s eyes seem to awaken as she looks up at the blonde with a dumb smile on her face. “Yes?”

Alex giggles, “have you been enjoying yourself?” She repeats.

Casey nods, “mhmm,” she murmurs. She looks back down, her eyes tracing Alex’s dress. She pauses at her chest and hips, the dress appearing much tighter than she had initially perceived.

Alex watches as the younger woman scans her with a hungry gaze, grinning at her. “How much have you had to drink, Casey?” The scent of liquor radiates off of Casey’s clothing, her face scarlet red and clammy, her eyes a faint shade of red.

Casey slowly pulls her gaze up to meet Alex’s, “not much,” she claims.

Alex smiles and leans into Casey’s ear, “Are you sure about that, darling?”

Casey whimpers, leaning her ear into Alex’s hot breath. “No…” she whispers.

Alex turns away from her, and Casey does the same. Now, both facing the crowd, they survey the remaining guests of the evening. No one seemed to pay them much attention, which relieves them both. Alex walks her fingertips further around Casey’s back, sneaking her way around her waist. Alex keeps her head forward as she speaks to Casey, “do you want to talk about what happened?”

Casey giggles, her eyes swimming as she tries to study the people in front of her. “Talk about it?” She slurs.

Alex nods, glancing over her shoulder, “Yes, do you?” She repeats.

Casey looks over her shoulder, eyes catching Alex’s for a second, before they lower and linger along Alex’s lips. Her own lips begin to burn with impulse, craving Alex’s on top of them. “Not talk,” she says at first. Alex narrows her gaze as if to question Casey further. Casey, seeming to just be pondering her next words, continues. “Can we feel out the problem?”

At first, Alex remains confused, but when Casey licks her lips she recognizes Casey’s attempt to insinuate an alternative to talking. Alex runs her tongue over her bottom lip and grins, turning away when her cheeks start to burn. She takes a deep breath, unsure whether she should maintain her impulse control or follow through with Casey’s suggestion. She slips her hand from Casey’s waist, shocking her out of her haze. She stands in front of Casey and reaches out to take her hand. Once in her grasp, she cautiously leads her away from the crowd. In a more secluded corner, one far from any watchful eyes, Alex presses herself against the wall. Casey, stumbling towards her, smiles wide as Alex guides her hands to her hips. With Casey’s warm fingertips against her, she cups her elbows, bringing her closer.

Casey gazes into Alex’s eyes beneath her, stars in her own as she leans in to Alex. “This suit looks stunning on you,” Alex whispers into Casey’s ear, her tone deep and alluring.

Shivers run down Casey’s spine and she bites her lip, feeling the blood rush to her head. “You know what would make it look better?”

Casey lets her fingertips slide further onto Alex’s hips, gripping them and holding her against the wall. Alex feels heat spread between her legs and in her hips as she watches Casey’s hungry eyes turning into starving orbs. “What?” Alex giggles out at Casey’s dumb smile.

Casey stumbles forward, pressing her lips against Alex’s ear. “If it was on your bedroom floor,” she slurs out with a sigh, trying her best to kiss her way down Alex’s neck.

For a second, Alex allows herself to lean her head back and let a low groan seep from her throat. As Casey gets closer, the scent of alcohol returns, piercing Alex’s nose and making her nauseous. She gently pushes Casey off of her, smiling brightly as she cups Casey’s cheek in reassurance.

“I couldn’t agree more,” she responds, looking Casey up and down. As she scans, she sees that Casey’s face is bright red, her skin clammy, and she’s wobbly on her feet. Alex determines then that they can’t proceed, as Casey clearly cannot consent. She strokes Casey’s cheek as she carefully peels Casey’s hands from her hips, standing straight as she assumes the dominant position. “How about we get you some water and you come home with me? How does that sound, Case?” Alex suggests, her tone sweet and concerned.

Casey smiles, nodding quickly as her hands cup Alex’s face and she sways. “I like going home with you,” she mumbles. Alex, trying to remain composed, puts her hands on Casey’s shoulders and guides her away from the corner, towards the exit. With Casey turned towards the exit, Alex puts one hand around her waist and the other on her bicep, trying to guide the stumbling woman towards the cold air of December.

Casey suddenly halts before reaching the door, causing Alex to nearly fall to the ground. “Waitwaitwait, Alex,” Casey blurts, her words tumbling out.

“Yes?” Alex asks.

“What about Charlie? Hewassonice, he droveme here,” Alex struggles to understand the last of Casey’s words, but realizes what she means, recalling that she’d stated Charlie was going to be taking her to this event.

Alex takes a deep breath, “okay, let’s get you settled and I’ll go find him. Okay?” Casey mumbles some form of response and allows Alex to guide her back into the crowded room. Alex surveys the room, searching for a trustworthy face. Finally, her eyes land on Liz, who spots her as well. She waves her over and Liz saunters to them, her pants suit sleek and dark, complimenting her light hair.

When she arrives at the couple, she glances at Casey before Alex, tilting her head curiously. “Are you helping her to a cab, professor?” Liz asks discreetly.

“Not quite yet, could you watch her for a moment? She’s had a lot more to drink than I thought and she asked me to make sure her friend is okay.”

Liz nods, taking Casey’s hand and guiding her to a secluded table nearby, hoping to keep her calm and talking. “Which friend?”

Alex helps Casey to sit at the table, Liz taking the seat across from her and greeting herself. Alex leans down to Casey, pushing her hair behind her ear, “I’m going to get you some water first, okay?” She informs her. Casey smiles lovingly and nods. Alex turns to Liz, “Charlie Hammons, have you seen him?”

Liz nods and turns her head, looking past Alex at the door behind her, “there he is.” Alex thanks her, turning to the non-alcoholic drink dispensers next to the food tables. She retrieves water for Casey, as promised, and delivers it before disappearing to take care of Charlie. Meanwhile, Liz takes the opportunity to distract Casey. She inquires about what courses she’ll be taking in the spring and where she’s applied to for jobs, and when those inquiries no longer contained her, she questioned her about how her finals went. This lead to Casey openly venting about her issues with Professor Taft, causing Liz to belly laugh and follow up with concurring comments about his teaching skills.

Finally, Alex returns, slightly disheveled as she’d struggled to get Charlie into the cab. She made sure to speak with the driver, paying in advance for Charlie’s ride and giving her extra on the condition she ensures he makes it safely up to his floor. Fortunately, Charlie had not been as bad off as Casey appeared to be, though he was much more energetic as he tried to question Alex about her situation with Casey. She skillfully dodged the questions and made her way back inside to her young lover.

When she arrives at the table, Liz sees her first, glancing past Casey. Casey recognizes this and turns around, nearly falling from her chair. Alex smiles back when she sees Casey turned around, grinning excitedly at her. As she approaches, she puts her hand on Casey’s back, looking up at Liz and mouthing a ‘thank you.’ Liz nods and Casey turns around, extending a limp hand.

Liz smiles, choking back a chuckle as she takes Casey’s hand and shakes it. “Thankyoufor talking to me,” she offers, her words running together as though she was attempting to say them as quickly as possible.

“Of course, Novak. Be safe, please.”

Casey stands, her hand immediately going to Alex’s waist. “We’ll use protection, I promise,” Casey states. The clearest sentence she’d uttered to Liz the whole evening. Alex’s face burns and she takes Casey’s arms, rushing her out of the building. Casey giggles the whole way, and they turn contagious the closer they get to Alex’s car.

Their drive to Alex’s apartment is a short one, but not uninteresting by any means. Casey started to feel restless: tapping on the center console, singing along poorly with whatever was on the radio, making any noise that came to mind, and begging to bite Alex’s arm. Alex was unbothered by the whole ordeal, more intrigued by her behavior than anything. She rested her hand on Casey’s thigh, only retracting it whenever Casey asked to bite it. She didn’t concede until they arrived in her apartment’s parking garage, and immediately regretted it as she left a deep bite mark in her forearm.

The elevator ride up to Alex’s apartment was intriguing as well. They were not the only ones on the ride up, unfortunately. But that did not stop Casey from wrapping her arm around Alex’s waist, her hand drifting down to touch her ass. Alex smacked her hand away the first couple of times but refrained after the fact, deciding she enjoyed the attention. On Alex’s floor, Casey followed close like an excited puppy, looking over Alex’s shoulder any chance she had and touching her more than that.

Inside the apartment, Casey went straight to Alex’s bedroom. Toby excitedly emerged from his hiding place and followed her, trotting along. Alex rolled her eyes, locking the door behind her and going to the kitchen to get a bottle of water and aspirin for Casey to take. Having gathered them, she made her way to her bedroom to find Casey laying on the floor, on her side as she pet Toby’s long fur.

Upon seeing Alex, Casey groans as she tries to rise up from the floor. Alex walks up to her and bends her knees, lowering down to hand her the glass and aspirin. She coaches Casey as she takes them, giving her the glass and asking her to finish it. When she does, Casey stares up at Alex with stars in her eyes and butterflies (or maybe it’s the alcohol) in her stomach. “You’re so beautiful…” She whispers to Alex, a dumb smile on her face.

Alex grins, “thank you,” she responds as she stands to put away the glass. This time when she returns to her room, Casey is vertical and stuck trying to take off her dress shirt.

Alex sighs, approaching her with caution. She places her hands on Casey’s hips, eliciting a yelp from the drunk woman. “Hold still, let me help you,” Alex instructs. Casey does as she’s told and Alex pulls her arms down, returning the shirt back to its normal position. She starts unbuttoning it for Casey, pulling it off of her shoulders, revealing a soft white bra beneath. Alex swallows as she tries not to stare at her breasts, taking Casey’s shirt and folding it, draping it on her arm. Casey, with her now free arms, reaches and takes Alex’s face in her palms. She tilts Alex’s head upward and pulls their lips together clumsily.

A surprise yelp comes from Alex as she kisses her back apprehensively. She holds Casey’s hand to her face and then gently pulls apart, her smile subsiding. Casey whines, trying to pull them back together, but Alex holds her ground. “Casey, no,” Alex tells her.

Casey looks at her with wide, sad eyes, tears starting to build up in them. “Why not?” She mumbles, the alcohol ever present on her breath.

Alex gives her a sympathetic look, “Because you’re drunk…As much as we both want it, you can’t consent. Okay?”

Casey turns and flops onto the bed, screaming into the comforter. Alex chuffs and moves to sit next to her, rubbing her back gently. Under Alex’s fingertips, Casey’s skin is warm and soft to the touch. Casey rolls over onto her back, eyes filled with tears, a couple making their way down her cheeks. Alex looks at her pitifully, “What’s wrong, Case?”

Casey, on the verge of sobbing, croaks out a response, “I’m frustrated.” She sniffles, wiping her eyes with her fingers.

Alex turns towards her, pulling her legs onto the bed. “What are you frustrated about?” Alex asks her, brushing the hair from Casey’s cheek and then stroking it softly with the back of her fingers.

Casey takes big breaths, her chest heaving like a toddler about to have a tantrum. “I want you so bad,” she cries.

Alex smiles, her cheeks blushing, and she takes a deep breath, looking away from Casey to keep herself from crying in frustration. “I’m sorry, baby,” the term rolls off of her tongue with ease and without hesitation.

Casey rolls onto her side and puts her hand on Alex’s knee, squeezing to stimulate herself as more tears fall. “Why can’t I have you?”

Alex sighs as a smile spreads past her cheeks, “You can have me,” she whispers as she looks down into Casey’s tearful eyes. “We’re going to talk about it tomorrow. When you’ve sobered up, alright?” She nods, suggesting that Casey agree.

Casey lifts her torso from the bed and scoots closer to Alex. Alex adjusts herself to a more comfortable position, relaxing against the pillows and stretching her legs, the tight dress loosening. Casey’s eyes twinkle as she meets Alex’s gaze. “Really?” Disbelief and relief were apparent in her voice.

Alex nods, her smile softening as she watches the weight fall off of Casey’s shoulders. Casey takes a deep breath crawling up to Alex, her frame still wobbly as her vision swims. Not making it far, she collapses on Alex’s lap, resting her head there and slowly moving her body to the side. Alex accepts that she won’t be moving for some time and starts playing with Casey’s hair, brushing it behind her ear and running her fingers through the red strands. Eventually, Casey’s breaths become even and her mind quiet.

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Closeness | Elliot Stabler x gn!reader

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↳ ❝ Elliot stabler with Forehead kiss please I found it so fucking sweet ❞

: ̗̀➛ you and Elliot spend some time together when he's put on leave.

trigger warnings: ̗̀➛ swearing

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Elliot had been put on holiday leave by the Captain for a few days after he had yet another outburst and had to be removed from a case; nothing he did could make him settle down, needing and wanting nothing more than to get back on the case and make sure that everything had been done right.

Nothing could clear his head after what he had seen, either, and although Oliva and Finn tried to get him to talk to Huang, he refused time and time again. So now, he found himself sitting on your bed and watching you get your pyjamas on, wondering if he was doing the right thing by being there.

He licked his lips, swallowing thickly as he reached for the cup of coffee on the bedside table. He could feel the heat seep through to his sweaty palms. He brought the cup to his lips, taking a long swig as he kept his eyes on you.

You tugged on your shirt, rolling up the sleeves and turning to him with a smile; you tilted your head, making your way to stand between his legs as you took the coffee from him and stole a strong swig.

“You feeling okay?”

Elliot nodded, slow and purposeful as if he was calculating how to properly act. “Yeah, I’m fine…”

“Y’know, I was thinking,” you started, “maybe me, you and the kids could go somewhere for a day at some point. I know it isn’t easy for them to adjust to a new step-parent, so I just… I figured maybe setting aside a day for us all to spend time together every now and then would be good.”

He nodded again, daring to smile a little bit as he looked up at you. “Yeah, I mean, I’d have to talk to Kathy and ask when would be best, but I’m sure she won’t mind.”

You nodded back, gently raking your hand through the shortly cut dark brown hair on his head, a soft sigh leaving your mouth as you hummed softly. “Something’s wrong, isn’t it?”

You could tell something was wrong, even though you knew that he wouldn’t admit to it even if pushed; he could be stubborn about those things, and he would prefer to bottle it up until it burst.

You only wished that he would tell you, you only wished that you could even have a chance at getting into that head of his and making him know that you were there; you would always be there.

You bent down, tilting his head back slightly, and gently kissed the middle of his forehead; Elliot could only smile, holding onto your wrists as he hummed under his breath. He leaned back when he felt you move, letting you get on his lap as he anchored his sweaty palms to the mattress behind him.

“What’d you wanna do tonight?” He asked quietly.

You shrugged as you thought about it for a moment, going quiet and absentmindedly pulling on the inside of your lip with your teeth; it wasn’t like there was a shortage of things that could be done on a Saturday night in New York City herself, but that was part of the problem.

There were so many bars and restaurants and arcades and batting cages and places to go - it was difficult to settle on just one thing. But then… you didn’t need to go anywhere anyway. You were already in your pyjamas, after all.

“I wanna stay in,” you whispered. “I’m comfortable, I’m in my PJ’s… we could always rent a really shit horror film - y’know, like the Hammer House ones?”

He nodded in agreement as he cleared his throat. “We can always order in as well - my treat.”

“I could eat,” you agreed, daring to smile. “Chinese?”

“Chinese sounds good,” Elliot smiled back, letting himself drop down to leaning on his forearms. Almost entirely laid down on his back.

A soft hum was drawn from the back of his throat when you put your hands on his stomach, still straddling his waist; there were a thousand little things that he could have said, a million different things that he could have suggested.

And wanted to.

But he couldn’t bring himself to say a thing; he was just trying his best to keep his mind away from everything else.

He couldn't deny that you looked good, almost as good as when you wore his shorts and boxers around the flat on the hotter, more relaxed, summer days. He could picture it so fucking easily, too.

Sunday morning, you would be pottering about in his shirt from the previous day and his boxers as if it meant nothing; he would usually just throw on the spare pair of grey jogging bottoms and sleeveless shirt he kept at yours.

You would spend most of the day in bed together if you could, or as much of it as possible. Even with the heat, it was always difficult to stay away from each other.

He kept his gaze trained on you, finally lying down and only just propped up by the pillows as he swallowed thickly. Tempted, so fucking tempted, to say what was on his mind; what was really on his mind.

"C'mon," you said quickly, tapping his stomach. "Help me dig out the leaflets from the kitchen drawer - I think there's one for that new place down the road."

Reluctant, Elliot followed. He stayed behind a few paces, at least until you rummaged through the kitchen drawer and found the leaflet.

Standing behind you, he put his hands on the counter on either side, letting his head rest on your shoulder as he quickly scanned the menu in your hands before nodding briefly. He waited for you to turn around, quickly kissing your forehead while he had the chance.

"You know what I like," he told you. "I'm gonna quickly run to the john, but I'll be back."

You nodded as you let him go, missing the closeness but knowing that it wouldn't be long until you had it again.

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winchesterszvonecek · 12 days ago

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Can we get an Only 1 Bed fic- for whoever you first think of

The Motel - [ Sonny Carisi ]

Summary: You and Sonny arrive at your motel only to find out that your room…only has one bed

Word Count: 2435

Warnings: female!reader, fluff

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It was late by the time you and Sonny arrived in Pennsylvania. Too late to do anything other than check into the nearest, cheapest motel and hopefully get a few hours of sleep before you had to head off again to track down your suspect. Normally in cases like this, you’d have both gotten your own rooms to venture off to sleep in, despite having been partners for years and experienced a hell of a lot more together than a simple slumber party.

However this time, things were a little bit different in that particular department. For starters, the motel you’d come across was small. Like a mere handful of rooms, kind of small, meaning that by the time you had arrived and checked in, there was only a single room left on the entirety of the property.

It wasn’t that surprising honestly, given that it was the time of year when everyone was venturing off on their road-trip vacations and stopping to sleep in every single town they passed through. It didn’t bother you either. You were that exhausted you could have happily slept on a log on the side of the road if it meant getting to close your eyes for even just a brief minute.

Luckily, that wasn’t the case here as you’d managed to secure that last room for yourselves. There was only one slight problem, though. One you didn’t see coming and one the check-in clerk had seemingly forgotten to mention. Or he had simply assumed you and Sonny were a couple therefore neglected to, and that was…

There was only one bed.

“The check-in guy didn’t think to mention that?” Sonny muttered with a minor grievance the second he followed you inside the rather stagnant motel room, closing the door behind him and sliding the safety chain securely into place.

By the time he turned around, you had already set your bag on the large double bed and taken your coat and shoes off, your toes wiggling against the worn-out old carpet as you stretched them out from being stuck in your boots for almost a full twenty-four hours. He glanced around him as you did, his lips falling minutely as he reluctantly set his bag atop the small, barely even a couch, loveseat that he gazed questionably at.

Now there’s something that would be less comfortable than a roadside log, that much he was certain of.

“I guess I’ll take the couch,” Sonny exhaled, slipping his arms from within the soft warmth of his coat as you spun around to face him, your brow furrowing deeply as your eyes landed on the ‘couch’ in question.

You let out a laugh, “Sonny, are you crazy? You’re like seven feet tall, there’s no way that will be comfortable… You take the bed, let me sleep there.”

Lifting your bag from the bed, you moved towards him and picked his up from the arm of the chair, holding it out for him to take. He refused, causing you to sigh exasperatedly as you shook it, widening your eyes to try and encourage his stubborn ass to take it from you.

“Absolutely not,” Sonny protested, raising his hands up as though he were surrendering — when in reality it was simply to stop you from shoving the bag into them. “My mother would smack me upside the head if she found out that I made you sleep there.”

“Who’s gonna tell her?” You tilted your head questionably, finding amusement when Sonny simply frowned in response. He hadn’t thought about that. You set the bag down, its weight from whatever the hell was in it causing your arm to grow numb, and you chuckled, “That’s what I thought. Now move your skinny ass, okay, I’m perfectly capable of sleeping on a couch for a couple of hours.”

Like a child, Sonny shook his head and refused to move so much as an inch away from the couch. He even shoved you away and instead directed you back over to the bed, the back of your legs hitting against it frame and causing you to lose your balance. You fell onto it softly, the springs squeaking beneath you as you straightened and did nothing but watch Sonny lift a blanket from the back of the couch and begin unfold it.

Even the blanket didn’t look big enough to fully cover him, and you knew he wouldn’t sleep so much as a wink tonight if he stayed there. But you also knew it would be pointless to keep arguing with him. He was stubborn, and proud, and you were far, far too tired to keep going relentlessly back and forth with him. So instead you gave in, unzipping your bag with a quiet sigh and grabbing what you needed before heading for the bathroom.

When you ventured back out after doing your nightly routine as best you could, Sonny was already lying rigid on the couch, like he was afraid to move so much as an inch incase the blanket slipped off the small part of him it actually covered. You deposited your stuff into your bag in silence then sat down on the edge of the bed, folding your arms as you drew your eyes along the entire length of his body.

“Sonny, seriously…” You began, gaining his attention and noticing the way he seemed surprised to see you. As though he’d been hoping to be ‘asleep’ by the time you got back in order to avoid the very conversation you were about to begin. “The entire lower half of your legs are hanging over the arm of that couch, will you please let me sleep there?”

“No way, alright? I’m fine,” Sonny replied, almost sternly as he shuffled a little more then sighed contently — which was obviously forced as boy was he uncomfortable. “See, I’ve already got myself settled.”

You scoffed, “Yeah, it really looks like it.”

“Will you just forget about me and get some sleep, please?” Sonny gestured to the bed, “You’re running on fumes and besides, we’ll only be here for a couple hours anyway.”

“Fine,” You sighed, standing up from the bed and rounding it to the side furthest from the door.

You pulled back the covers, giving the bottom sheet a quick once over for any stains or creepy crawlies that may be lurking beneath it. You were honestly tempted to pull out a black light and check it properly, but then again you’d rather not think about what that would reveal and instead, decided to just bite the bullet and get into it. Only, before you could slip in between the cold, crisp sheets, you caught sight of Sonny stretching. He let out a rather rough sounding groan as he did…then nearly wrecked the coffee table by almost falling off the couch.

“If this is how it’s going to be with you all night, then I’m going to go out and sleep in the car,” You said, folding your arms as you peered over at him, watching as he fixed himself back into the cushions and glanced towards you apologetically. He then grew stiff as a board — as though he were afraid to move should you shout at him again. You let out a soft sigh, your shoulders sinking as you dropped your arms back down to your sides. “Sorry, I get cranky when I’m tired.”

“I know,” Sonny said, shifting a little and trying his hardest not to showcase it. But you saw him. He wasn’t at all subtle and you could easily notice the slight grimace to his features when he moved the wrong way and his calf began to tense up.

“Sonny, you’re clearly uncomfortable,” You said, fiddling with the sleeves of the hoodie you always wore to bed at the thought of speaking your next words out loud. But you knew you had to. You wouldn’t sleep at all if you knew he would be spending the entire night like this. “If you’re not gonna let me take the couch, then… Why don’t you join me?”

Sonny nearly choked on his own saliva, “I’m sorry?”

“Sleep in the bed with me. It’s big enough,” You said, gesturing to the large bed that would be far more comfortable for a man of his height. And Sonny knew it. He’d been eyeing it up from the moment he entered the room, yet he still almost looked like he was about to throw up. At that you raised your eyebrow, your tone turning playful so quickly, it almost gave you whiplash. “What? Are you scared your mother might find out you’re sleeping with a girl?”

“My mother? Nah, but my grandma…” Sonny widened his eyes a little as he shook his head, not even wanting to imagine his grandmothers reaction. “She’s a lot more traditional than I am and sleeping in the same bed as a woman I’m not seeing is…

“Against her Catholic beliefs?”

Sonny scoffed, “You have no idea.”

“Well I’m not gonna tell her,” You said, climbing into the bed and resting on your knees. “And I know you’re definitely not gonna tell her, so why not? We’re both adults. We’re perfectly capable of sleeping in the same bed together if it means we both actually get a few decent hours of sleep.”

“I mean… I guess,” Sonny said hesitantly, scratching at the back of his head as he sat up, ignoring the way his stomach fluttered terribly at the thought of finally getting to sleep beside you. He stood up, his heart warming at the unintentionally sweet smile you gave him as he crossed the room towards you in a few long strides. He pulled back the other side of the covers, waiting until you’d settled yourself before he made his move to climb in beside you, where he immediately joked, “You better keep your hands to yourself otherwise I’m arresting you.”

You chucked softly, “I think I can manage that.”

Sonny couldn’t help the smile that crossed his face as he fell deeper into the sheets that covered you both. He already felt about a hundred times comfier than he had been on the couch, exactly like you’d guessed he would be now that he could stretch out fully. Even despite the poor quality of mattress the two of you lay side-by-side atop, the middle of which was completely free of space with the way you both hugged the edge of it, as though you were afraid to so much as brush fingers given the unspoken feelings you both had for one another.

It wasn’t that you were purposely keeping them to yourselves for the sake of misery, it was more of a… Neither of you fully realised that the other one felt the same. Everyone else did, though, it wasn’t hard to. You were both practically a couple already despite your hesitance to share a motel room, yet the two of you were simply too blind to see it. But that didn’t mean you both couldn’t feel it. It was so thick in the air around you that it would be impossible not to, but whether or not you both truly picked up on it whilst conscious was the the sixty-four million dollar question.

Subconsciously, however, well… That was a completely different story and not at all a surprising one.

You didn’t realise it until you woke up about four hours later, but you had drifted dangerously close to Sonny in your sleep. Or he’d drifted closer to you. Maybe even both. You weren’t overly sure who was at fault here. All you knew was that you were both now smack bang in the middle of the bed, your legs somehow tangled together and Sonny’s long arm draped loosely over your body. Even your head was resting on his chest, feeling as it gently rose and fell beneath you with each quiet, slumber-ridden breath he took.

You felt your cheeks heat up the split second you realised what — who — your pillow was. You had no idea how you’d even managed to grow so close to him. You were normally a pretty still sleeper so to find yourself so far from where you’d started was honestly somewhat of a shock to you. All you really knew was that you needed to move before Sonny woke up and found you like this, otherwise you’d never live down the embarrassment you’d get over him realising that you’d all but used him as a teddy bear.

“What’s going on?” Sonny mumbled, his sudden, sleepy voice making you freeze in your attempts at untangling yourself from his long and lanky limbs. He cracked open one eye, glancing down at you with such a softness that you almost melted against him, a wave of…God, literally everything you could feel at once washing over you at being caught in this position. “You tryna escape me, darlin’?”

Darlin’. Fuck, if you hadn’t been melting already, you certainly would be now.

“I don’t know how I ended up so close to you, I’m sorry,” You mumbled almost frantically, attempting to pull yourself away from him only for Sonny to tighten his arms around you.

“Don’t go anywhere,” He whispered, seemingly wide awake now as he raised his hand, drawing his knuckles lightly down the side of your face. “Stay with me.”

“Sonny, I don’t…”

“Stay,” His thumb landed on your lips and you fell silent, his eyes gazing into yours in a way that gave you such intense butterflies. “Please.”

All you could in response was nod your head and smile as you didn’t trust your own voice not to give you away, especially with the thick lump that was currently trying to force itself up your throat and escape out into the air. Sonny’s own lips curled up softly as he easily tugged you closer to him, feeling as your arm tightened across his chest and you positioned your head beneath his chin. He tilted his own down to glance at you, nothing but the top of your head visible to his tired eyes and even in that moment…

Even with him being half asleep and out of his mind, just having you this close to him without him even having to try hard to get you there, was like his entire heart had exploded in his chest. He smiled again, leaning down and without taking so much as a single second to think about it, he placed a soft kiss to the top of your head and whispered,

“Perhaps one bed isn’t so bad, after all.”

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huunni · 9 months ago

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when sonny admitted that he wanted to make you a mother, you thought he was joking, or maybe even lying. you thought that, considering he came from such a big family he would want to wait for kids. but after his youngest sister birthed his (third? forth?) niece, he asked, no— begged you for a baby. just one, he promises (he lied).

he almost cums just by you lowering yourself onto his cock, your dripping kitty just gliding to connect the two of you completely. his balls throb so painfully he whines into your neck, dragging his lips up and down the side before crying out when you clench,

"mommy...y'so fuckin wet around me, fuck." he's not wrong, you two hadn't had a single second of peace the entire week, and the second he was told to take a few days off, he came home ready to be inside you until he couldn't anymore.

your head retracts a bit at the word, looking down at your fiance, his hair sticking to his sweaty forehead. his eyes are so low and his eyebrows are perched up like a puppies. "mommy?" you ask him, your eyes squinting a bit, intrigued.

"yeah, 'm gonna make you a mommy.. 'm gonna fuckin cum in you till it drips out." his rough hands grip your hips, roughly moving you up and down his cock. his voice drops so fucking deep, like it does when he first wakes up in the morning. his cock is hitting the right spot, just right. and that stupid fucking name keeps falling from him lips, his pink, soft, beautiful lips—

"mommy"

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collecting-stories · 29 days ago

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Not in Chronological Order ch. 5 - Orange Magic

setting: Central Park// Saturday morning

summary: Reader and Sonny are watching his niece's softball game on Saturday morning and he is interrupted by a series of work calls.

A/N: This takes place 13 months into their relationship. Also, I mentioned on the series page that I've taken some creative liberties with Sonny's nieces and nephews, which still stands. I'm giving his sister Teresa three kids, including a daughter named Sofia.

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“Thought ya weren’t gonna make it,” Sonny called his tone light and teasing. It was still cold for the middle of March and he had his Fordham hoodie on, hands in his front pocket though he took them out as you approached, pulling you into a hug. You were careful of the coffees in your hands as you wrapped your arms around his waist, pressing your face against the collar of his hoodie and kissing the side of his jaw.

Once you’d extricated yourself from his embrace and handed him one of the coffees you said, “And miss a softball game for six year olds?” You asked, “doesn’t sound like me.”

“Yeah, alright, I don’t appreciate the snark,” he joked.

Dating Sonny had just been dating Sonny until about three months into the relationship when he decided he’d waited long enough to introduce you to his family. Now, over a year into your relationship, you felt like you were dating the entire Carisi clan. Dates turned into family parties or Sunday night dinner or watching his nieces and nephew play sports early on Saturday mornings and it all felt bizarrely more domestic than any of your previous relationships. Maybe that was simply because the last time you had a serious boyfriend was ten years ago when you were twenty.

Today you’d gotten yourself out of bed early and taken the subway into Manhattan to see Teresa’s youngest daughter’s softball game. You’d been invited by Teresa before Sonny could even remember the date. She’d texted an entire schedule for each of her three children’s sports and school activities to you at the beginning of their school year when you’d only been dating Sonny for six and a half months.

“Just FYI,” you mentioned, shifting your coffee to balance between the crook of your arm and your body so you could clap as Sofia came up to bat, “I’m mad at you.”

Sonny’s eyebrows furrowed, looking at you with a mix of concern and confusion, trying to wrack his brain for a reason that you would be upset with him. Between both of your busy schedules you’d managed to keep any dates that you scheduled and he’d been on time to every apartment tour for the last two weeks.

“What? Why?” He finally asked, unable to think of any particular reason you had for being mad at him.

You turned your face toward him, that sly smile creeping over your features, causing him to realize that you’d been teasing him. “Because you didn’t tell me about that Italian place on Locust.”

“Near my parent’s house?” He asked, not concerned anymore but twice as confused. The two of you had been over the bridge almost every week for Sunday dinner but he couldn’t think of another reason for you to trek to Staten Island, at least without him.

“Yeah, I went last night with your mom."

"You went to dinner with my ma?” Sonny was more than positive that you hadn’t mentioned a Friday date night with his mom at any point during the week.

“She said she wanted to take me to dinner for my birthday, just the two of us,” you shrugged.

“Ya went to dinner with my ma?”

“Yes. She texted me like, two weeks ago, and asked if I wanted to have dinner,” you explained, “anyway…the point is, why didn’t you ever take me there? The food is so good!"

"I can’t believe you went to dinner with my ma and didn’t even tell me about it,” he replied, “I can’t believe she’s texting you.”

“Jealous?” You joked, bumping his hip with yours. “Where’s Teresa anyway?”

“Paul’s got the kids this weekend,” Sonny replied, nodding his head in the direction of the bleachers on the other side of the diamond where his ex-brother-in-law sat with two small children.

“Oh fun,” you muttered. Teresa had introduced you to Paul only once but that had been more than enough for you to get a measure on him.

“So, what did you and my ma talk about?” Sonny asked, looking at you over the rim of his disposable cup as he took a sip.

“Well, she spent a good half of the time asking me when I was planning on making her a grandmother again,” you replied, “although, at least your mom has more of a filter than you do."

Sonny had ungracefully blurted out, halfway through dinner on your second date, that he wanted to have kids someday and he was looking for a serious relationship. As if two dates in a week was enough to know whether you were going to devote the rest of your life to him. You were planning on it, in fact, though you had avoided saying so two dates in.

"What’s that supposed to mean?” He asked, looking incredulous at the accusation.

Before you could answer, his cellphone went off and Sonny stepped away from you to answer it, already falling into ADA mode. You turned your own attention back to the game, scanning the game to see where Sofia was and finding her in the dug out, waiting for her turn to bat again.

“…I can email it to ya first thing tomorrow morning. I’m not in the office right now,” Sonny said, looking back toward the Little League diamond, his gaze softening as he watched you clap for his niece. “Yeah, yeah…I’ll talk to ya later, alright, bye Liv.”

Sonny made it over to you after hanging up, wrapping his arms around your waist from behind and kissing your cheek.

“Do you need to go?” You asked, turning your head to meet his eyes.

“Nah, just some paperwork. Nothing I can’t get in the morning,” he replied.

“Are you sure?” You knew you sounded surprised as he looked over at you, the beginnings of an apology already forming on his tongue.

“Yeah, ya just got here and we’re supposed to look at that apartment after lunch.”

“I know,” you turned back to the game, “but if you have to-”

“I don’t."

A year and a month into dating Sonny, you knew that his job was more than important. It was demanding on a good day and soul-draining otherwise. The work he did was necessary and hard and you understood. Yours wasn’t an easy job either, though you had more structured hours than Sonny sometimes got. Both of you had brought up jobs and relationship expectations somewhere around the three month mark but neither of you had really gotten anywhere solid and the discussion had been shelved for later. For further down the road when things were more serious.

Talking babies with Serafina Carisi and apartment shopping seemed like the time to unshelf that conversation but neither of you really wanted to.

"So, dinner with my ma?” Sonny asked, trying to get back whatever you’d had before Sonny had answered the phone.

“Oh yeah, we covered all the topics. Jobs, children, future wedding, why you haven’t proposed yet,” you laughed at Sonny’s expression, “her question, not mine.”

“She’s something else,” he muttered, pressing his face into your neck.

You reached up with one hand to pat the top of his head, running your fingers through the soft, salt and pepper, waves. No work meant no hair gel. “She told me that we should move to Staten Island so when we have kids she can babysit and we don’t have to worry about work or daycare.”

“We just have to worry about commuting back into Manhattan?” Sonny asked, slightly muffled by your sweatshirt. You could feel his mouth against your neck as he spoke, breath warm in the cold morning air.

“What, you don’t wanna sit in hours of traffic every day?”

“Dream come true,” he hummed.

Sonny’s phone rang once more and he groaned against your neck, giving you a gentle squeeze before he pulled away. You heard Liv’s name leave his lips as he stepped further away from you and the game. Serafina had referred to the relationship as a test of patience. You wouldn’t put all the blame for busy schedules on Sonny though, there were plenty of dates that you had interrupted with a phone call or times when you’d brought work to his house when you were supposed to be having dinner together.

“Are you sure you don’t need to go in?” you asked when he made his way over to you again.

“No,” he pocketed his phone, “sorry.”

“No you aren’t,” you laughed, stepping away to throw out your empty coffee. When you came back over he was frowning. “What?”

“I am-”

“I didn’t mean it like that,” you sighed, wrapping your arms around his waist and tucking yourself into his side. He slung an arm around your shoulders instinctively. “I just meant, I’m not mad that you have to work when you’re off the clock. You know I get it, I just…wish you wouldn’t apologize. It gives me false hope that maybe next time you won’t go into the office or answer the phone and I know you won’t.”

“It’s just, the case we’re working on-” Sonny started to explain.

“Dominick,” you huffed, cutting him off, “I literally just gave you an out, you don’t have to explain. I’m not mad.”

“You seem a little mad.”

“Well…” You turned into Sonny more, fiddling with ties on his hoodie for a moment before meeting his eyes, “it’s 10am on a Saturday and I’m watching your niece play softball and thinking that maybe your mom wasn’t so crazy for asking me about kids cause I could totally rock being a ‘soccer mom’ someday and then I just spiral further into my head like…will Sonny answer the phone when our future children with Italian names are running around playing baseball and then I realize I’m being totally irrational because half the time I’m the one on the phone and then-”

“Hey,” Sonny cut you off this time, pulling you closer to hug you, kissing the side of your head, “we both have crazy jobs and we knew that getting into this and I know you are more than understanding about my schedule but that doesn’t mean I’m not sorry that I gotta answer the phone when I’m with you."

"I know,” you replied, “I just feel like, the interruptions happen whether you make excuses for them or not…I just don’t want us to be those people that like, make the excuses. I don’t wanna lie and say that next time I won’t pick up a second shift and I don’t want you to say that you won’t stay late at the office cause then we’re just lying to each other.”

Sonny looked contemplative as he considered what you had said to him. Finally, he nodded, “I agree…I just feel guilty sometimes hassling you with interruptions when we’re supposed to be off.”

“I don’t think this is a compromise we can figure out over the course of one conversation,” you replied. A Little League baseball game probably wasn’t the best place to be hashing out your feelings as it was but there was certainly no easy end or compromise to the situation at hand. Down the road, you imagined, it would have to evolve into other conversations too, more nuanced, about family instead of just you and Sonny. “But if you do have to go in to the office…”

“Just for like an hour tops, I promise we’ll make the open house."

"We better,” you tried to sound threatening but it was hard to do when you were smiling, “cause I showed Serafina the places we were looking and it’s the only one she likes.”

“She’s not living in it,” Sonny pointed out.

“Yeah but she said it’s got three bedrooms so that’s at least two grandkids.”

“With Italian names,” he teased.

“Depends,” you replied, detangling yourself from Sonny as his niece ran over to say hello.

“On what?” He asked, though he was looking at Sofia and waving, a massive smile on his face.

“I’ll tell you when little ears aren’t around,” you joked.

Sofia made impact with his legs before he could answer you and Sonny lifted her up, settling her against his hip despite her being six and all limbs, happily kicking him as he hugged her. She launched into a recounting of the game, as if neither of you had been there and seen most of it. You couldn’t help thinking that maybe Serafina was right when she told you that a year and a month was not too short a time to already be thinking about kids of your own. Interruptions be damned, you’d spend the rest of your life with Sonny if you were given the opportunity.

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