#but i really really do apprecuate you sending this

[bubbleskz]

lua I love u with all my heart and I hope u know that. times are tough, but ur gonna make it out and get through it and feel great again. I just wish your happiness could be right here and now ): 💘☀️💝🌺

thank you brit, so much

[phantomenby]

Ghastly

willow41977 asked:

poly lost boys x reader where they can see shadow people. , I've also seen some ghost but they are usually really rare but I also here ALOT of stuff like a random cup I have lying around will fly against the wall sometimes

Sorry this is a little short, also you should get an exorcism on your home, respectfully <3

The boys were watching you, you could feel it. Feel their piercing stares burning into the back of your head.

They tended to try not to when you were zoned out like this, but as they reached into your mind it was interesting to see what was making you so distracted, even if they couldn't get the full picture.

Paul had noticed it first, how even he was more focused than you. He didn't pry though, assuming if you wanted to talk about it you would. You always apprecuated how they never pushed, though you knew it was because they could easily seek out in your mind what had you in a tizzy, anything of concern could be dealt with before it came too much of an issue.

You had told them it had always been like this. Even as a wee babe you had stared off into space, eyes tracking something your parents couldn't see. It was easily dismissed as a youngen, children often had imaginary friends, and saw things in the darkness that made no sense.

But you were gifted with more than your strange vision, and when you began highschool you started drawing the things you saw. Safe to say your parents didn't hesitate to send you to therapy, even going so far to threaten hospitalization. That was when you stopped drawing them.

They never left though.

There were times they would become less common, less dangerous, sparsely interacting. If you were plagued with negative emotion they sought you out, as if drawn to your misery.

When you found your boys it had gotten better. Suddenly you werent alone and you had four souls who believed you without a second thought when you told them there was a man staring at you in the night, and who didn't say anything when pictures fell from your walls, simply helping you to put them back up.

A large hand slipped into yours, pulling you away from the creature who was looking between the bars of the railing along the boardwalk, "Willow?"

Your eyes met Paul's and you felt your tense form relax. Humming you pressed your head to his shoulder, turning into his side.

"You ok bub?"

"Yeah, just things..." life had been a little difficult lately, between work and school it was getting harder to focus on the positive. And it was showing in the world around you.

Dwayne came to your otherside, placing a hand on your shoulder and squeezing, "wanna go home?", your house not their cave. No, it had been too noisy lately, you wanted to be just with them.

Shaking your head you nodded in the direction of the cliffs, "yours, not mine," though it was yours, it had been for some time now.

Paul kissed the top of your head and brought you over to his bike, making sure you were sitting safely behind him before pulling out and following his brothers who had already set off, feeling your head move away from his back to watch something in the distance.

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Scrap that. The cave was an equally bad idea.

Something was there. Lurking.

It had nudged a few things as you had arrived, but you just shook it off as the wind. Occasionally it would lean out of the narrow passageway it was hiding in, decaying grey flesh stretching over its bones and its eyes replaced with deep empty pits.

David had noticed when he brought you to his lap, watching your eyes avoiding anything but the ground. You felt him nudge your mind, curling into his hold which he tightened around you protectively, whispering reassuring words to you.

He was amazed you were able to handle it so well, all of them were. They knew humans who had run scared from much less. But the beasts that haunted you were not of this realm, Max had told them that much. It wasn't uncommon for humans to have a connection to things they shouldn't.

There was nothing they could do beyond comforting you. Fortunately, it was easier during the day, seemingly all monsters like them hated the day. A small respite that left them less worried about leaving you alone too long.

Eventually, he lifted you, bringing you over to your nest which was lit up with a lamp above, Marko already lounging in it while fixing a patch on his jacket. He sat up when you both neared, holding out his arms and taking you from his packmate.

"What's wrong my love?" you didn't speak, keeping your eyes squeezed shut, it was closer now and you could feel it.

You heard Marko call out to the others and soon enough you were surrounded, their presence overwhelming the one leering not far enough from you. David was the last to lie down, it was only when he pulled the makeshift curtain across did you feel safe at last, the flimsy cloth working as a safety net.

Paul and Marko kept you between them, chests purring lowly and arms around you, fingers rubbing slowly against your skin.

It was soothing, safe and you could ask for nothing more.

Without them you doubted you would be able to bear the monsters in the night for much longer.

But for now you wouldn't worry, they were eternal, they were yours and you were theres. They would keep you safe until their dying breaths.