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Kid Vaggie 4: Unsung Lullaby
Request for angst. Why angst? Why do people want to have their feelings hurt? Why? Also, this is LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG.
Charlie: (cradling Kid Vaggie in her arms as she carries the little angel to bed) Alright, sweetie. It's bedtime.
Kid Vaggie: (shakes her head violently and clings to Charlie's jacket lapels) No!
Charlie: Vaggie, it's bedtime. You need to get your sleep so you can grow up big and strong.
Kid Vaggie: (shakes slightly) No. Something bad is gonna happen.
Charlie: (pulls back the covers and sets Vaggie down gently) Sweetheart, nothing bad is going to happen to you here. This hotel is officially the safest place in Hell. Nothing, and I mean nnnnnothing- (boops Vaggie's nose)
Kid Vaggie: (giggles slightly and curls up under the blankets to get away from the onslaught)
Charlie: -Is going to get you.
Kid Vaggie: (snuggles in and yawns) Pwomise?
Charlie: (heart pulses painfully) I promise. (kisses Vaggie's forehead and heads to the door) Good night, Vaggie.
Kid Vaggie: Goodnight, Pwincess. (blushes and hides half of her face under the covers) . .. .. I wuv you...
Charlie: (clutches her chest and pinches her legs together as her ovaries throb like ticking time-bombs) I love you too, hun. (closes the door and walks down the hall while pulling at her hair) Note to self: As SOON as Vaggie is back to her normal self, get a spell from dad to make babies.
Kid Vaggie: (nestles in and falls asleep)
*-*-*zZzzzZz*-*-*zZzzzZz*-*-*
-Screams fill the air as the smell of burning tires, smoke, and blood course through the streets of Hell. Angelic Devils with grey and black wings soar through the skies and between buildings as they spray the blood of sinners across alleys and buildings.-
Kid Vaggie: (eyes snap open at the sound of a particularly blood curdling scream, and she looks around at the chaos)
Exorcist: (rips her spear out of Angel Dust's mouth and throat)
Kid Vaggie: Angle Bust!!!
Husker: (leaps forward with a tiger's roar and his claws extended)
Exorcist: (grabs Husker and uses her spear to skin him alive before completely ripping his spine out of his back)
Kid Vaggie: Husk!!! (looks around and sees the rest of the Hotel's occupants' corpses laying on the dead grass filled front lawn of the establishment)
Alastor: (sawed in half with his antlers ripped off)
Cherri: (exploded from the hips up)
Niffty: (pieces replaced with bug parts and scuttling across the ground from an angelic steel knife lodged in her spinal chord to keep her moving)
Lucifer: (tied by the ankles at the top of the hotel, his wings billowing limply in the breeze from being completely shattered like a flag)
Kid Vaggie: (crying and is about to puke when another scream fills the air. She looks and sees the Exorcist holding Charlie up by the throat) CHARWIE!!!!
Exorcist: (looks over to Vaggie and throws Charlie in the air)
Charlie: (gets skewered on the sharp nose of Dazzle's statue)
Exorcist: (to Kid Vaggie) ......Go. Run. (turns to look at the carnage) ........*sob*
Kid Vaggie: (suddenly sees the same spear the Exorcist has in her hands and scrambles to run away. Lungs are on fire as she sprints through the streets and down an alley) NO!!! NO!!!NONONO!!!
-Feathered Wing Flapping Fills the Alley-
Kid Vaggie: (turns around and sees the Exorcist, shakily bringing her own spear up as tears stream down her cheek)
Exorcist: (stands silently before taking off her mask, revealing Vaggie's older face) What did you do?
Kid Vaggie: (suddenly wearing Exorcist clothes) I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING!!! YOU DID THAT!!! (scene shifts, and suddenly she's the one staring down a cannibal child cowering against the wall)
Cannibal Child: (crying) I didn't do anyhting wrong.... Please, don't kill me...
Kid/Vaggie: (lowers spear) Go. Run.
Cannibal Child: (sprints away)
Kid Vaggie: (looks down at her fully grown self in horror and suddenly feels excruciating pain in her left eye socket) AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
Exorcist/Vaggie: You were weak. (grabs Kid Vaggie's wings and rips them off)
Kid Vaggie: (screams and cries before panting in pain and staring at her older double. The older woman is split in half down the middle to share the visage of a woman with short, white hair and blood smear everywhere)
Lute/Vaggie: You don't deserve Heaven. / (crying) You don't deserve Happiness.
Kid Vaggie: (world slowly fading to black as the Exorcist turns and leaves)
*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
Angel: (sees Charlie walk into the bar) Woooooof! Don't you look a special kinda way. I take it that Baby Fever ain't breakin' anytime soon?
Charlie: (pouts) Is it that obvious????
Angel: Please, Toots. (waves a hand in front of his nose) I can smell the ovulation process comin' off ya.
Lucifer: (sparkles in his eyes as he digs into his inner jacket pocket) Do you need the baby potion?!
Charlie: NOT YET!!! VAGGIE IS STILL A KID!!! (pauses) .....Wait, you just keep a bottle of that on hand?
Lucifer: .........Full transparency. I've been keeping it ever since you were with what's-his-nuts in case you needed it. What was his name? Fredrick's boy.
Charlie: (covers her mouth at the thought of carrying her ex-boyfriend's child) Dad, I never intended on having kids with Seviathan.
Lucifer: THANK THE STARS TOO!!!! Boy was a little fuckwit.
AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
Charlie: (turns to the staircase and sprints up the stairs three-four at a time) VAGGIE???!?!?!
Hazbins: (all scramble out of their seats and sprint after Charlie)
Charlie: (bursts into her and Vaggie's room and sprints to the bed to hold the thrashing child tight) Vaggie, sweetie, what's wrong?!
Kid Vaggie: NO!!! NO!!! NO-NO-NO!!!! (stops thrashing as Charlie's scent fills her nose and stares up into worried eyes) Charwie?
Charlie: Yeah, sweetie, what happened? (pets Vaggie's hair, wincing at how badly the child is shaking)
Kid Vaggie: (breaks out into a new wave of tears and sobbing wails as she holds Charlie tight) Exowcists! *hic-hic* Evewyone gone! My fault!
Charlie: (holds Vaggie tighter) Shhhhhh! Shhh-shhhh-shhhh! It's okay, Vaggie. The Exorcists are gone. They're not here anymore. They can't hurt you or anyone else here. Nothing is your fault. (turns to the rest of the group motions for some help)
Hazbins: (all standing in the doorway slowly shuffle in to make a giant hug pile)
Angel: No one blames you for nothin', kid.
Husker: For a fierce little psycho, you've never hurt any of us. (massages the skin patches where Vaggie took out some clumps of fur) Not entirely.
Cherri: You're a great guardian angel for the Hotel, kiddo.
Niffty: You do such a good job helping me kill all the roaches in the basement!
Lucifer: (finishes off the hug pile by engulfing everyone in his wings) You're more angelic than any of those Exorcists, little dove. Nothing that happened is your fault.
Alastor: (watching silently from the doorway)
Charlie: (tears filling her eyes as she gently rocks Vaggie and sings a quiet lullaby)
Kid Vaggie: *sniff-sniff* (looks up at everyone around her and calms down, nestling into Charlie's chest and falling asleep) Wuv... you... guys.... ZzzzZzzZZz.....
Bonus:
Hazbins: (clutch their hearts simultaneously) Fuck....
Charlie: (still holding a sleeping Vaggie) Not so funny when it's you, is it?
Lucifer: Charlie, please tell me you want that potion as soon as she's back to normal. I need a little demon-angel grandbaby.
#hazbin hotel#hazbin hotel incorrect quotes#kid vaggie#chaggie#charlie#vaggie#lucifer#husker#angel dust#huskerdust mentioned#alastor#cherri bomb#niffty#nightmares#angst#aaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggsssssssstttttttt#part 4#guys i hurt my own feelings#request#golden's requests#charlie has baby fever#exorcists#exorcist vaggie#ptsd
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List of Works-In-Progress I'm still intending to write/actively writing đâš
or my accountability list to look at in a few months...
last updated: 09/04/24
Fandoms: đ 9-1-1 [5-7 works], âïž Top Gun (movies) [9 works], đȘCoD (reboot only for now) [4 works]
Already posted on AO3, ongoing works:
âïž Top Gun, hangster â (sometimes I feel) like a monkey pilot, trans!Rooster fic with a hangster confrontation (and getting back together), 6 years after Rooster's transition. When recalled to Top Gun. #(sif) lamp tag
âïž Top Gun, hangster, slow down (you're doing fine) â Rooster-centric/character study fic with Getting Back Together trope and past-hangster flashbacks and icemav as parents #slow down tag
âïž Top Gun, hangster â just hold my hand, outsider Mav POV, kind TG:M retelling AU
Bradley and Jake are married and have four kids and Mav didn't know about any of it until the special detachment because he and Bradley haven't talked in years. Things happen and Mav gets to be a grandpa. (vague, unspecified kind of mpreg is in this story)
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Planned out and started sequels/bonuses, not posted yet:
âïž Top Gun, icemav â bonus for slow down (you're doing fine)
It is the 5+1 icemav prequel from the slow down universe I talked about, I just don't seem to finish it (it's really hard to write Ice POV...)
The 5 times Ice waited for Mav to be ready and 1 time Mav realized he'd been ready for a while.
âïž Top Gun, hangster â sequel for slow down (you're doing fine)
The weeks after Bradley and Jake decide to try being together again, mostly trying to figure out how to be together in a way that is healthier and more honest. Including meeting the parents (icemav), meeting the sister (Jake's), and Nat's judgment.
âïž Top Gun, hangster â sparks (working title), sequel/bonus for ignition, the firefighter! Bradley AU #ignition tag
Done in snippets/drabbles. The adventures of firefighter!Bradley and still a naval aviator!Jake, which would include the world cockblocking them from finally going on their first date (5 times they had to cancel their date, and 1 time didn't), the awkward first times, as well as Bradley lecturing Jake on safety a little bit too often (and Jake finding it hot...)
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Started writing, but haven't posted yet and don't know if I'll ever finish it even if I want to:
đȘ CoD, ghostsoap â exhumation, different first meeting and (kinda) secret identity AU â overview here, a snippet here
Written in a flashback/present sequence. Soap and Ghost met when they were just Johnny and Simon, starting in the Army. From dates, to sharing a Manchester flat, ending with Simon being MIA in Mexico for months, they'd been together through a lot. But the Christmas Eve Simon's family, bar Johnny, is killed, he chooses to die with them and never put anyone in danger. Years pass, and Soap joins TF-141.
đȘ CoD, ghostsoap â don't shoot me, santa, first Christmas Ghost spends with the MacTavish family (and first Christmas he spends with anyone in almost 10 years) and all its troubleshooting â overview here
Johnny takes Ghost to Scotland to spend their first Christmas together. Johnny's family is not too thrilled about Ghost â about the mask he wears, about the job he has, about the family he doesn't have, about how faceless he is, even to Johnny. Ghost decides that Johnny is worth taking the mask off and starting living as Simon again.
đ 9-1-1, buddie â brand new information, the 5+1 jealous!Eddie fic â a snippet here
5 times Eddie found something new about Buck's taste in men (and was ridiculous about it) and 1 time he found out Buck's type (Eddie)
Used to titled in my drafts 'eddie trying to prove he matches bucks taste in men'
đ 9-1-1, buddie â the cure series, a canon-divergence au after Wrapped in Red with a side of trans!Buck
Part 1, 'cause boys don't cry, a snippet here â Buck decides to leave the 118 after Wrapped In Red in order to stop defining himself by the people he loves and learn to live alone and both succeeds and fails at it. Includes Buck long-distance parenting Chris, Eddie feeling like a long-distance spouse whose husband refuses to stop taking long-distance jobs, jealous!Eddie, Maddie&Eddie bestism, and people all over the States assuming Buck is divorced. Longest part of the series and the most angsty one.
Part 2, like I'm home again, a snippet here [coming soon??] â future fic, Buck is back at 118, he and Eddie are married, Chris is choosing colleges, and Bobby is trying to get Buck into leadership training so he can retire. And then, Eddie enters what Buck and Chris think is a mid-life crisis, but is in reality a baby fever.
Part 3, untitled, a snippet here â future fic, outsider POV from a new probie at the 118. Captain Diaz and Lieutenant Diaz are running the firehouse, but their family, including kids, Buck's not-dad and retired captain Bobby, keep on popping up and confusing the new probie. Buck also pulls a Bobby and 'adopts' the new probie.
Parts probably won't be posted in order.
đ 9-1-1, buddie â accidental trans pregnancy, a short one-shot based on a meme post.
Buck is nauseous, Chim makes a joke (not knowing Buck is trans and have been dating Eddie for a few months now), and Eddie has a metaphorical heart attack at the table.
đ 9-1-1, buddie â Buck wants to be a parent and thanks to Connor, he realizes he can be a parent without finding a partner first â overview here
The most ridiculous fic idea I've had the desire to write. Involves trans Buck, sperm donor arc in reverse, Eddie doing mental summersaults to be said sperm donor.
đ 9-1-1, buddie â AU for the post-lawsuit arc, with buddie already being a couple before the lawsuit â snippet here [coming soon??]
Buck takes the settlement and becomes a (maybe temporary) househusband/stay-at-home-dad. This would be centred on Buck, but would not have the crew bashing, but rather a realistic view on how everyone feels and how the lawsuit and settlement deal would affect the team, etc.
âïž Top Gun, hangster â with arms wide open, omegaverse mpreg that follows the TG:M storyline (kinda) â overview here
(in my head, this fic is very soap opera-like, but I like it this way so...) Bradley and Jake had been together 7 years with no mating, no marriage, and or no even just meeting Jake's family, and Bradley was okay with it. Until he found out he was pregnant. So when Jake doesn't want anything to change, Bradley leaves and seeks help from the only person he can think of â Ice. Cue the wayward son getting reconciled, a few months passing, and by the time Bradley meets Jake again, he's six months pregnant.
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Drafted only but I still want to write it sometime:
âïž Top Gun, hangster â Pacific Rim AU â a tag for this fic is #hangster pacific rim au
History repeats itself â Mav loses his drift partner and raises his kid and years later, Bradley loses his drift partner and raises her kid (with a twist). Mav doesn't leave PPDC, but Bradley does â at least until Ice shows up telling him the world is ending, this time for good. Featuring Jake being both Bradley's fanboy and a tsundere (ala Chuck about Raleigh) and weirdly good with kids and the typical mortifying ordeal of being seen during the drift.
âïž Top Gun, hangster â sequel for (sometimes I feel), like a monkey pilot, that would dive into the idea of Jake and Bradley starting a family
I'll make a post about this at some point because there are so many ways this could be written. I do think that they're the type that would have an accidental pregnancy, but there are so many ways this could happen (on deployment, right before deployment, cryptic pregnancy, with some miscommunication involved - I think they're dumb enough any of it seems feasible)
đȘ CoD, ghostsoap, possible side gazprice?? â blindsided, tattoo artist/florist au but not really, with a misunderstanding twist
Where Ghost and Soap are both ex-military, Ghost and Price have a tattoo shop, and a street away what they think is a florist shop opens. Totally self-indulgent because I wanted to give Ghost a full-body skeleton tattoo, skull-face tattoo included. I have absolutely no other details besides this, this is slightly recycled from another fandom...
đȘ CoD, ghostsoap â with lights off, a longer one-shot about Simon and Johnny still being badass even if retired from the military
Retried, Simon and Johnny move to Glasgow and start a family. While Johnny still craves the adrenaline and works with the Glasgow Organised Crime and Counter Terrorist Unit, Simon rides among the streets as a paramedic in the Motorcycle Response Unit and only shows up when the guns and stabs are done. That is, until the day when Johnny and his team are taken hostage in a terrorist attack and he's the first responder on scene and The Ghost is needed again.
There are probably a few more in this category and in the kinda-abandoned-but-not-really category, I never fully abandon my works but I'll leave it at that for now
#i need holidays#gonna add this to my masterpost#i feel like ill be judged by the amount of trans pregnancy here but as a trans dude who wants to eventually get pregnant#and has regular baby fevers and can't find fics about it written the way I need#i've stopped caring#buddie#hangster#ghostsoap#(sif) lamp tag#ignition tag#slow down tag#charlie writes#cod#top gun#911 fox
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A Alastor x wife!reader where reader has been wanting a family and finally by some miracle she discovers she's pregnant
Just a thought đ«
You are not even the third person to ask for this and we're all already delusional here soooooo-
Alastor X Reader Headcanons
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ïžRomantic
âïžPlatonic
TW: Sadness, Reader has baby fever and spreads it to her husband unintentionally, A little angst, Implied baby making đ
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Alastor would do anything for his wife, spare no expense for her happiness and it shows
You two have talked previously about your obvious desire for a family with him
He would be willing to give that to you even though he's admittedly not the biggest fan of the idea
Part of him is scared of being a father but he won't ever admit that
You two both knew that sinners couldn't reproduce, and it crushed you that the opportunity was taken from you
You were still happy to have your husband and your found family at the hotel
You just still had that desire to have a baby, your husband's baby to be exact
Alastor hates seeing you so hurt over this, he wants to fix things for you, but this is out of his control
He couldn't give you a baby no matter how hard he tried, and that makes him feel helpless, which makes him angry
Sometimes the longing for a baby and the despair of knowing you can't have one gets to be too much for you and you unintentionally draw into yourself
Not amount of hugging or soothing words from your husband can console you, no matter how hard you cling to him and seek his comfort
You're just so sad sometimes
Which leads to Alastor being frosty and agitated with the others around the hotel, upset that he can't just fix it
He would give you the biggest family if he could, whatever he could do to make you feel whole
It's not like you two are neglecting each other or growing apart, there's just this heavy feeling hanging between you two
Everyone knows something is up with you two, but nobody is brave enough to ask, except maybe Vaggie, but she's respecting your privacy as a couple
Of course, it's Charlie who tries to get to the bottom of things for the two of you, everyone is just worried you two are fighting
So when you finally relent and tell her the truth, she's relieved that you and Alastor only want to have a baby-
YOU AND ALASTOR WANT TO HAVE A BABY!?
Sinners can't reproduce so you're just riding out your baby fever until it's manageable again
But no sinner has had a friend in the Morningstar family before
Not even a day later Alastor is greeted by Lucifer while you're out with Charlie and the others
"Hey man, heard you wanted me to get your wife pregnant! Lucky for you, I happen to have a thing for married women~"
When you come back home you're surprised to see Lucifer and your husband talking amicably, both turning their heads towards you immediately
"Ah! Would you look at the time? I should really get going, things to do, ducks to make-what?"
Lucifer gives you an unexpected side hug on his way out, hand resting momentarily on your stomach before leaving
You rub where he touched, surprised by the sudden warmth that lingers there
Your husband is looking at you strangely too but kisses you in greeting before you can even question it
Alastor acts rather clingy the rest of the day, following you around, asking you how you're feeling, giving affection more freely
You can't deny that you're loving the attention and soaking up every bit of it, the warmth in your stomach having spread throughout your entire body now
If Alastor's sudden neediness is anything to go by, he's feeling the same as you are
How either of you manage to wait until everyone has gone to bed to indulge in each other is beyond you
The entire night is a blur but when you wake up the entire bed has nearly been torn apart
Feathers are all over the place, the blankets have all been kicked away or shredded, the bed frame is clawed and cracked
You would almost feel embarrassed, but when you look at your handiwork on your husband, you can't help but feel proud
Things mostly go back to normal after that, except Lucifer visits more often and seems to pay special attention to you
You feel like everyone is watching you lately and you don't know why, you're never alone anymore, your husband especially is very hovery
But it ends up working out in your favor because one day you wake up, overwhelmed by the urge to vomit, your husband holding back your hair
And it keeps happening for days on end, and you start gaining weight without explanation, and your cravings are suddenly intense and-
Your husband is looking a little too pleased with himself, rubbing your back soothingly as you poke at your mysteriously changing body in the mirror
"You did this to me somehow, didn't you!"
"Why honey, why would I need to babytrap you when we're already married?"
"Because you-what?"
It takes a few moments to register what he said, all the strange things in the last few months clicking into place
"You got me pregnant..?"
He actually starts to look a little embarrassed, suddenly unsure if he really did the right thing after all-
When did he end up on the bed?
Is definitely sure in his decision later when he exits the bedroom, fixing his hair and clothes while he leaves you sleeping in bed
Luckily, the hotel has a lot of people who are willing to help out with your pregnancy because Alastor is worried he's actually in over his head
Your mood swings are more like mood hurricanes and sometimes he needs help knowing the right things to say
"Y/N, don't worry about not fitting into your own clothes, this is uh...just an opportunity to get new ones!"
"T-Thanks Vaggie..."
The cravings start to get fucking weird, Alastor genuinely repulsed by some of the things you're asking him for
"Darling, I can get you fresh meat as bloody as you want but do you really need to eat it with cake and ice cream?"
"Don't you love me..?"
He'll be back in 10 minutes
The bigger you get, the more sore and tired you are, constantly needing help around the hotel as you waddle around
"Thanks for helping me, Husk...I was getting really tired."
"Charlie, is it alright if I sit in that chair? My back is killing me.."
Alastor is scared with how vulnerable you are like this so he sticks close to you but silently appreciates the help from everyone
Even the other overlords come to see your miracle pregnancy, which doesn't help with Alastor's paranoia over how defenseless you are right now
They just want to see
As if Carmilla or Rosie would let anything happen to you anyways, Rosie loves the crap out of you and Carmilla wouldn't hurt an expecting mother
Rosie is constantly visiting and bringing baby gifts, so many that they're starting to pile up around the hotel
"Oh darling, you're practically glowing! Alastor! Have you told Y/N how radiant she is with her pregnancy?"
She wants to be Aunty Rosie so bad
Alastor genuinely admires the changes in your body, feeling pride in the thought that he did this to you
"With a little help from the big boss of-"
"You haven't left already?"
"I want to talk to my god child~ Can you stop hogging Y/N's belly for five minutes?"
"Your what now?
Alastor rubs your belly a lot, baffled by the idea that his spawn is in there and how happily you carry it
How you're so proud to be having his kid is beyond him, he knows what a wretched man he is and you still love him, take pride in him
The first time he feels the baby kick, he's a little unnerved but then you guide his hand back, smiling at him in a way that makes his heart ache for you
"Our baby wants to say hi to you..."
Okay, now his heart is melting, give your husband a kiss right now
Starts kissing and talking to your belly more after that, talking to the baby about anything and everything as if you're not even there
"Now your mother, you have no idea how lucky she is to have me as her husband~"
Confides in you late one night, about his fear of being a father and failing you and the baby
Not him having tears pinpricking in the corners of his eyes as you kiss him and reassure him
He doesn't particularly care about the gender of his child, just that you and the little spawn are okay
But if the baby is a girl, then he would like her to have his mother's name, that's all he would ask really
If the baby is a boy then he'll let you pick the name out as long as it's something fancy sounding
Does all the work when it comes to the nursery and baby proofing but has no idea what that actually entails, so you'll have to help him out
He's so proud to show you the finished look
The closer it gets to your due date, the more out of sorts and anxious he is but he tries to put on a brave face for you
He makes sure you never have to lift a finger, doing everything he can to make you comfortable and spending all his free time with you
Carmilla and her daughters all volunteer to assist in the labor, Zestial coming for the sake of tagging along
Alastor is in genuine anguish when you actually go into labor, the sound of you in pain and him being helpless to help is torture for him
Refuses to leave your side the entire time, blocking out everything else but you and encouraging you as best he can
Focuses so hard on taking care of you that he hardly notices that you've finished, surprised when Carmilla suddenly puts not one but two babies in your arms
You're visibly exhausted but seem to gain a renewed energy at the sight of your babies, looking at them in wonder before giving Alastor a tearful smile
"A boy and a girl, a miracle on top of already being miracle babies. Congratulations, Alastor."
Carmilla pats him on the shoulder before leaving, pulling Zestial and her daughters along with her
Alastor doesn't even register what she said, still dumbfounded at the sight of you cooing at two squirming infants
TWINS!? Lucifer, you sneaky son of a bi-
"Do you want to hold them, Alastor?"
"I would love nothing more, my dear..."
He definitely doesn't immediately fall in love when his babies cling to him like they'll never let go, holding his fingers in their unbelievably tiny hands
A LITTLE TREAT FOR ALL OF YOU WHO WERE BEGGING FOR THIS
#hazbin hotel x reader#alastor hazbin hotel x reader#alastor hazbin x reader#alastor x reader#hazbin x reader
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⥠slashers scenarios | yâall accidentally adopt a kid
ïżœïżœ fandoms; Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original + 2006), Dead by Daylight, slashers (general)
⥠characters; Micheal Myers, Thomas Hewitt, Bubba Sawyer
⥠reader; gender neutral
âĄcw; parenthood (?), mentions of violence
âĄnotes; i work with toddlers all day yet still somehow get baby fever- so hereâs this i guess lol.
i canât see Brahms as a dad so skipped out on him this time, Vincent is iffy too but we might come back to him
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Micheal Myers
> micheal never wanted to be a father before he met you
> he knows for a fact he has something terribly wrong with him
> and while it never bothered himâŠit was far too dangerous to pass on
> but the way you light up when little kids on the street wave to you
> how you talked about building a family when you got drunk and sappy
> and how soft and gentle you were holding your friendâs babyâŠ
> he knew youâd be the perfect parent, good enough to balance any bullshit he was bring to the table
> so itâs maybe not a complete accident when he stalks into the house with a banged up stroller out front
> the baby is crying, his parents passed out from some shit they snorted in the living room
> it makes his job easier when he slits their throats, and heâs sure as hell not sympathetic
> not that he ever is
> he follows the cries upstairs- a tiny little boy is wailing in his crib
> but he stops and stares at Micheal, blue eyes wide as he looms in the door
> at first Micheal thinks the racket it going to start again and braces for the scream
> but the boy reaches for him eagerly instead, making grabby hands and squealing
> it takes a bit of snooping but Micheal finds some paperwork after heâs secured the child in a carrier
> Miles. The boyâs name is Miles, and heâs ten months old- just tiny for his age
> you think heâs fucking with you when he sets a baby carrier on your table that night
> ââŠthatâs Miles.â He mutters and walks away
> youâre pissed but you canât say you have anything but an urge to protect this tiny boy
> he has red hair, and light freckles and the sweetest disposition
> heâs perfect, surely Micheal wouldnât just steal a childâŠnot without good reason
> and you notice Micheal still lingering, watching you both
> you try not to smile
> ââŠwell. Gonna help me find somewhere he can sleep or not?â
Thomas Hewitt
> when Charlie brings in the little girl, Luda Mae is beyond excited
> she had no idea the couple sheâd sent down their road had a baby
> her dark curls and chubby legs and ruddy pink cheeks remind her so much of Thomas at that age too
> not too far off from one if sheâs got it right
> sheâs thinking selfishly, sheâs always wanted a daughter
> but Thomasâ eyes go so wide when you both walk in
> heâs in awe of the tiny lil thing sleeping against his mamaâs shoulder
> he wonât hold her, terrified of hurting her
> but youâre eager to take her for a bit and he gets real close, chin hooked on your shoulder so he can inspect her closely
> sheâs all giggles as she touches his mask
> and youâre nearly in tears when she snuggles up against you
> ââŠyknowâŠiâve been thinkin. iâm much closer to grandmama age than mama age nowâ
> you say yes before Luda can finish her ask - there was nothing you wanted more than a child with Thomas
> heâs hesitant, but he already adores her
> you have no way of knowing her name, so what you should call her is a bit of a hot topic for a few days
> Charlie wants to name her Charlotte because heâs a self centered bastard , and Luda Mae has about a thousand suggestions that come from baby books decades older than you
> but you let Thomas decide
> Audrey Mae Hewitt is what he chooses
> Audrey from a book he read
> Mae from his mama
> and it suits her perfectly
Bubba Sawyer
> âhey cook! look what i got!â
> Drayton about beats Choptop in the plate when he sees him carrying a toddler under his arm like a log
> but heâs kind of impressed such a scrawny dirtbag can carry a chunky kid like that
> the little boy is a healthy weight for two or so, with lil chipmunk cheeks that dimple when he grins
> and the cutest damn mullet youâll ever see
> Drayton is getting too damn old for this, and thereâs only one person he trusts even a minuscule amount in the house
> so he just. hands him to you when you walk into the front room
> âcongratulations, itâs a boyâ
> youâre confused but excited
> and a bit concerned with how he and Bubba will feel once the man gets home
> a kid is a big commitment- and a man that wears peopleâs faces can be scary
> but Bubba immediately squeals and beelines for the little one when he staggers in
> they both tilt their heads curiously before the boy tries to climb up his leg
> when he picks him up, the boy gives a huge belly laugh, kicking his legs
> you choose his name- politely declining your boyfriendâs brothersâ insistence on Lil Choppy or Drayton II
> Jedediah Junior sounds perfect to you - little JJ
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DO BETTER, FOR FATHER.
synopsis : after finishing a review paper, you need father mayhew to observe it, and you didn't quite expect to catch him at such bad times, especially when he just got out the shower.
†warnings .ᣠsmut. p in v. unprotected sex (wrap 'fore you tap. no little nun babies yet). fingering. kissing. virgin / lost of virginity. virgin!reader. sucking readers come off charlie's fingers prep before sex. DUBCON. blasphemy. tw blood. charlie likes reader bleeds. based off this bot that was req by anon. probably butchered the freak out of this scene but i didn't have the energy to rewatch the seen. please don't come after me. &&. idk anything abt how nuns dress. wcïč1.5k
NOBODY KNEW how sinful father mayhew was actually. underneath the 'good young-forwarding preist' cover, was almost like a middle-school boy who hadn't yet grasped the understandment of be faithful to the religion. but oh, the only difference is father mayhew punished himself for giving into his urges, like masturbation towards the pretty little nun (you), he met not to far back when he first joined the church as a preist.
in fact, his sinful persona was so well hidden he carried a great following throughout the community, from the blog posts about the recent killings going around discovering they were more surrounded by religion than your every day killer, to having great listeners listening to him bike and preach. especially you.
you watched from the corner as he pedaled on the bike, that red tank top stretching across his chest, it was just oh so sinful. in your eyes. while he mumbled things towards the camera that was he was filming on, when he went to bring his arms up and clap, he closed his eye, relishing in the fact he could hear you scurry away to hide out his view. for the remainder of the time on the bike, you left him with a smirk that was planted by you.
later, you stood in the doorway of his bedroom, waiting patiently as you watched him step out the bathroom, wrapping the white towel around his waisted, the v line to his cock clearly visible, he showed little care (clearly), after all he stepped out the shower with his bedroom door wide open. of course most people can do such without people lurking but that was beside the point. when father mayhew turned round, he greeted you almost joyfully. "sister." he said. "what brings such pleasure?"
you were so ashamed to have been caught staring, you used the newspaper held loosely in your hand to face plant yourself. has he stalked closer, you passed him the new review for that blog that has been going viral due to the connections to the serial killers and religion. he greeted you inside the room, shutting the door as he walked back over to his small mirror that he almost towered over. disappointment covered his face, "i'm not saying your a bad writer, sisterâ" he paused, "but where is the bloodlust?" his hand smacked against the paper numerous times, dramatically showing what he meant.
"do better." he said, walking over to you, "i know you can." charlie released the paper from his hand. the paper had a slow descend to the floor, and you kept quiet as father mayhew dropped his towel to the floor without another word. it was like a fever dream. your eyes sinfully trailed down to the v right before his cock, it was a sight, and you were drinking it right up from the cup.
"like what you see?" father mayhew said teasingly while you held your lips taught together refusing to say anything to the tease. he leaned towards your face with a smug look, "say yes." he demanded of you.
"yes, father.. i like what i see." you said, almost ashamedly, bowing your head towards the ground, wishing no disrespect on jesus and god himself. father mayhew did something no catholic pastor would ever do to their nuns. remove their veil. as father mayhew pulled the veil away from your head, your pretty hair falling freely, watching your hair spread away from each other, father mayhew did something, he let out a groan of shear pleasure.
he cupped your jaw relishing in the fact you say before him, veil off and you didn't even fight him about it. "you look so good." father mayhew pushed his lips onto yours, enlightening something in your body were you just couldn't push away. and it was sad, really. you spent practically devoting yourself to staying pure for your future husband, but with charlie in the way, you didn't believe that would stay a true, unless you married him, of course. which that was definitely not happening. has he pulled away from your lips, a satisfying 'pop' filled the room, along with your slightly heavier breathing.
within the blink of the eye, you found your self being pushed up against the wall, right underneath the cross. without a chance to protest, he was bunching up your gown, pulling down your pantyhose before ridding you off your panties and pantyhose, discarding them on the floor. you were pinned in such an uncomfortable position, you let out a grunt, hinting at your discomfort. he rubbed a thumb over your clit impatiently, wanting to just destroy you, but poor thing, he knew you were a sweet thing, saving her self for marriage.
he massaged the bulb in a soothing circle, drawling a soft whimper from your lips, the stimulation was new to you, and it felt good, but you felt oh so sinful while it was happening. you should've said no. but it felt so good. you wanted to say no, but you clearly wanted this. he pushed his lips against yours, "father mayhewâ"
his voice cut you off. "call me charlie." he whispered in against your lips, going back to pushing his lips against yours, his tounge swiping across your bottom lip, clearly hinting at what he wanted. you opened your mouth allowing him to enter. he pushed his tongue in your mouth, your tongues 'wrapping' around each other. with how well your tounge moved against his, people think you weren't a virgin.
charlie's thumb pressed against your bud once more, before slowly pushing a finger into your tight hole. you let out a soft whimper, rolling your head against the wall, hitting the cross ever so slightly. "fuckâ" you moaned out, feeling his finger move in and out of you, picking up pace as he found it easier to move in and out. he slowly eased another finger into you, your whole body tensing as he did so. you could've burst on the spot.
"go ahead." charlie whispered hoarsely, like all the saliva in his mouth had dried up. "i know you want to." his tounge swiped across his bottom lip, wetting his lips. he slowed his pace as he noticed your body locking up, and as your body did so, you came, on his fingers, the thick white cream coating his fingers with a shiny cover. he brought his fingers to his mouth, using his teeth to eat the come. "it's so sweet, sister." he praised, "you did good."
he tapped open your mouth, sticking a finger in your mouth, "suck." your mouth worked skillfully around his finger, sucking the salty come off it. after cleaning your mess off his finger, his cock was painfully hard. he picked you up off the ground, your legs wrapping around his waist as you wrapped your legs around his hips, whilst keeping you pressed against the wall. he aligned himself to thrust into your tight hole, pushing the tip in.
when he pushed his cock in all the way, slowly easing it in and out of you, knowing it just had to hurt you so bad. you squeezed around him. charlie started to thrust into you, losing sight of what he said he was going to do, doing quite literally the opposite of what he said to himself. "feel so good around me." charlie praised. he slowed down his pace slowly when he felt his balls tighten, but there wasn't any way he was going to come unless you came first.
so, with little care, he sped his pace back up, bottoming you out. when he pulled himself back out, a small ring of blood cover the base of his cock, "cute." he muttered, "but 'm not finished yet." before pushing back in again. he was so happy. he was the one that got to deflower you, and you didn't say yes, but you didn't necessarily reject. your hands went to feel of his back, the fresh lacerations from the whip he used on himself a few days ago. as he moved in and out, occasionally re-bunching up your dress that would slip, he'd run soft circles on your cunt to speed up the process of making you come.
he loved the way he felt around you, the tight virgin. "father." you breathed out, grabbing onto his shoulders tighter for leverage. "'m so close." you said admittedly, your back arching away from the wall, feeling your body become looser as you came around his cock.
"that's my girl," he whispered, "i thought you'd never come." following a suit a few minutes after, he came as well, filling you with his warm, beautiful semen. of course that was when he started to daydream about you birthing his children, about being married happily ever after with you, and two beautiful kids. to be able to touch you without sin, but that was all a daydream. for now, at least.
he pulled out, allowing you away from the wall. he walked over the sink, wiping of the blood from the base of his cock, grabbing the white towel, wrapping it around his waist, watching you pull up your panties, then putting your pantyhose back on. he watched you slide on your high heels, standing up. "i should go fix the uhâ review for you." you trotted out his room, quickly heading downstairs as you left charlie with a smile.
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"Totally worth it" | CL16
Charles Leclerc x reader Author's note: Hey, hiiii, loves. I hope you all are doing good!!! This fic is inspired by that one episode of "How I Met Your Mother"... you'll figure out which one. Happy reading, everyone<3
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The sound of footsteps echoed through the house, signalling Charles' return from the grocery store. You were curled up on the couch, feeling absolutely miserable with a cold and a slight fever. Your tissues were piled up beside you, and you had a blanket draped over your shivering form. The room felt cold despite the heater being on, and you couldn't help but sigh in discomfort.
Charles burst into the living room, carrying bags of your favourite snacks and a brown paper bag from the drug store. "I'm back, amor," he announced with a warm smile, placing the bags on the coffee table.
You smiled weakly in response, appreciating his effort to make you feel better. "Thank you, baby", you mumbled, your voice hoarse.
Charles came over, his brows furrowed with concern and felt your forehead. "You're still warm," he said softly. He then fetched a thermometer from the medicine cabinet and sat down beside you. "Open up for me, y/n." He gently placed the thermometer under your tongue and waited patiently. After a moment, he checked it and smiled, "Your fever has gone down a little bit."
You sighed in relief as he kissed your forehead, his lips warm and comforting. Charles turned on Gilmore Girls, and fluffed the pillows behind your head. He snuggled up beside you, gently kissing your knuckles.
As the day turned into evening, Charles decided it was time to make you some dinner. He headed to the kitchen, despite his terrible cooking skills, he was determined to make you some homemade chicken noodle soup. He had learned the recipe from his mother and hoped that he could manage it for your sake. You could hear him pottering about and occasionally muttering to himself.
Charles prepared the soup with love and care, making sure the broth was just right, the noodles were cooked to perfection, and the vegetables were tender. He even added a little extra seasoning, just the way you liked it.
He eventually returned with a steaming bowl of soup, a proud smile on his face. "Here you go, my love," he said, sitting beside you.
Now, I know I'm not the best cook," he admitted, "but this is the one dish my mum taught me to make. I hope it's not too terrible."
You couldn't help but laugh, a sound that turned into a coughing fit. Charles quickly handed you a glass of water before blowing on the soup to cool it down. He took a spoonful and carefully brought it to your lips. "Here, amor, let's see if it's edible."
You took a tentative sip, surprised by the taste. It was actually quite good. You nodded and smiled as Charles fed you spoonfuls, his eyes never leaving your face.
Once you had eaten, he gently wiped your mouth with a napkin and placed the empty bowl on the nightstand. Then, he tucked you back in bed, ensuring you were snug and comfortable.
He leaned in to kiss you goodnight, but you stopped him, concern in your eyes. "You don't want to kiss me, you'll get sick, Charlie."
He didn't say anything but held your face in his hands and kissed you sweetly. He'd risk a cold to take care of you.
Charles climbed into bed with you, a book in hand, and began to read aloud. His voice was soothing, and you slowly drifted off to sleep.
A few days later, it was his turn to succumb to the cold. You found him wrapped in a cocoon of blankets on the couch, looking miserable and adorable all at once. You prepared a warm bowl of soup and fed it to him, blowing on it just as he had done for you.
As you sat by his side, feeding him spoonfuls of soup, Charles couldn't help but smile through his stuffed nose.
"Totally worth it," he mumbled between bites, making you giggle.
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Baby Blanket
Rating: General CW: Implied/Referenced Homophobia, Implied/Referenced Child Abandonment (as I think that's what it would technically be even if Steve is an adult at this point) Tags: Post-Canon, Future Fic, Angst and Hurt/Comfort, Sickfic, Established Steve Harrington/Eddie Munson, Sick Steve Harrington, Eddie Munson Takes Care of Steve Harrington, Steve Harrington Has Bad Parents, Steve Harrington Has a Complicated Relationship With His Mom, Baby Blanket, Eddie Munson Loves Steve Harrington, Eddie Loves Him So Bad, Steve Harrington Loves Eddie Munson, Sad Steve Harrington, Cuddling & Snuggling For @steddieangstyaugust Day 15 Prompt: Childhood (apologies that I'm late, but this idea hit me very last minute on the 15th, oops!) Also, I didn't mean to describe Linus's (from Peanuts/Charlie Brown) blanket, but I sorta did?
đĄïžâââââđĄïž Heâs careful about inserting the thermometer into Steveâs mouth. Even as the aforementioned guy coughs around it, jostling the little glass thing, nearly knocking it straight back down to the floor. But heâs prepared to keep it from crashing this time. No way is he going out to the storeâagainâto replace the damn thing.
âBreathe slow through your nose, sweetheart,â Eddie breathes, demanding lightly. âI know itâs hard to do right now, but we wonât get an accurate reading if you spit this thing out.â He cups his palms under Steveâs chin just in case, all too riled at the thought of having to be the catcher on the field. But it just ends up being a precautionary thingâas Steve, though rolling his eyes, does exactly what heâs told.
Itâs a slow going process. The mercury inside working up, up, up as the time ticks away. A minute passes and Eddie knows that Steve is suppressing coughs. His eyes have gone watery and his cheeks, already flushed, glow a deeper and brighter terrible red. Thereâs got to be a huge wad of snot stuck half past and around the block in his right nostril, the feeble attempts at sucking in air are just thatâfeeble. And the deepest tell to Steveâs state is the awful, wet, raspy rattling croaking from his chest.
Inwardly, Eddie raises his fist at whatever god allowed the creation of the flu virus. And he shakes that fist for causing that damn virus to spread.
His watch beeps, two minutes up. And he gently pries the thermometer from Steveâs overly moist mouth, unlocking the hacking of his lungs, and the spray of his spit, and the miserable attempts to cover it all up with his elbow. Not like that would do anything, Eddie bitterly thinks, I already had this shit last week.
103 degrees Fahrenheit.
âShit,â Eddie mutters. He sets the thermometer onto the coffee table. Reaches out for Steveâs shoulders and forces him back down onto his right sideâhalf flopped already on the sofa, just needs to get his legs tucked back underneath him. And he pets a shaking hand over the exposed, goosepimpled, and overheated skin of Steveâs bicep. Usually, this muscle tank heâs got going on would be hot, but now itâs justâŠbleh. âListen,â Eddie whispers, âif your fever doesnât break by tomorrow morning, I have to take you to the hospital, okay?â
Steve gives a weak whine. Eyes closed, mouth twisted, shivering. âI donât wanna,â he petulantly protests; but thatâs not going to work on Eddie. Not this time, at least.
âI know,â Eddie murmurs, âI know, baby. But Iâm serious this time. Youâve already been sick a while longer than I have. And youâre shaking like a leaf. And though you finally were able to keep down some crackers and soupâand water, thank godâyouâve barely had anything to eat. Iâm justââhe sighsââIâm worried, Steve. Iâm worried this is something more than just the average flu.â
Another weak little sound, this time something like a sniffle. And when Eddie gets a clear look at Steveâs face, no longer buried into the soft throw pillow under his head, his heart begins to fracture. Tears streak Steveâs already ruddy, terribly warm cheeks. And his lips are quivering. And his eyebrows are quirked in an uncomfortable twist.
And Eddie hates this.
âBaby?â He calls to Steve.
âS-sorry,â Steve chokes out, âI donât feel good.â
He brings his hand off of Steveâs bicep, instead cupping the back of his head. âOkay,â he softly says, âyou donât need to be sorry, baby. But thank you for telling me how youâre feeling. Can you tell me what doesnât feel good? Maybe I can help fix it?â
For a long moment, Steve doesnât say anything. Instead, he gets the last of his tears out of his system, lets Eddie hold him along his greasy hair, and continues to shiver through his whole body. Finally, he whispers, âCan you stay andâŠcan you cuddle with me?â He doesnât look Eddie in the eyes when he requests it. Doesnât dare drag his sight off the loose threads of the throw pillows, strings that Eddie promised he would sew back straight when they were both feeling better. Steve takes another raspy, deep breath that physically pains Eddie to even hear. And then he tacks on, softer than before, âMy mom used to when she still lovedâŠâ He sighs.
Thereâs not much to say to that, other than Eddie immediately and already agreeing. Because a cuddle with his boyfriend is as easy as breathing air for him. But they still havenât touched on the sore subject that is Steveâs parents. Or Steveâs childhood, for that matter.
Itâs not like thereâs much reason to. Not when theyâve got a life outside of Hawkins now and have their own apartment and Steve hasnât spoken to either of his parents in roughly three whole years. Not when theyâve learned to take responsibility for each otherâboth in the duty of making sure the other is safe and healthy, and in the sense that without the other, one of them just wouldnât be. And itâs never time to talk about Steveâs parents when all theyâve done is push him aside, leave him second best to their work and social lives, and when they finally paid attentionâthey realized that having a certain type of kid (a word that they donât repeat, an f word) hindered all the âworkâ theyâve done for the family they have.
Not that theyâre family.
But they tried to act like one at some point.
âOf course, sweetheart,â Eddie whispers, âletâs get you to our room, okay? You want me to get anything else before I slip into bed with you?â
Again, Steve takes a moment of silence. Then, âI stole one of my momâs blankets when we moved in here. Itâs in the hall closet. Can I have that?â
âYes, baby. Whatâs the pattern on it?â
Quietly, Steve answers, âMy baby blanket. The blue one. It has my name embroidered on it.â
âIâll grab it, I promise. Now, let me get you to bed and Iâll be with you in just a second.â
He easily and carefully picks Steve up from the couch. Not exactly light, but not heavy either. And shuffles the two of them down the hallway to their bedroom. Tucks Steve under just the top sheet, no comforter. Pushes hair away from his forehead and back behind his ear. Leaves a little kiss to his right cheek, the heat radiating onto Eddieâs lips.
Then, Eddie grabs what he needs: an ice pack from the freezer, a cold bottle of water, the container of cough syrup, and some Tylenol. Itâs the baby blanket thatâs harder to get. Not because itâs buried in the back of the closet. And not because itâs simply not there.
But itâs the way it lays between Eddieâs hands that really gets him.
Itâs a pale blue. Something close to periwinkle. Has a light layer of fuzz and lint, as if itâs hardly been washed over the years. Too precious of cargo to run through the washing machine, and too hard to take away for a hand wash when Steve probably needed it all the time. The edges are frayedâstrings loose, some of the stitching completely missing, a few tears that would never be sewn up to the original corner itâs meant to be. Thereâs a couple small stains on it, most likely from being dragged or even dropped in dirt. In the bottom right corner of the fabric is a name embroidered in off-white floss: Steve. Though, upon closer inspection, it appears one of the letters is missing. The only thing left in its wake is the shadow of what shouldâve been an âN.â Like maybe it had been altered at some point.
The size of the thing pulls at Eddieâs heart strings, too.
Not a big oneâlike the quilt his mama made when he had turned three, though it wouldnât fully cover him until he was ten (when she wouldnât see him use it, but he tries hard not to think of that. Tries.). Itâs not medium, either. No, this baby blanket is the perfect size for a baby; a newborn baby.
Underneath Eddieâs right index finger, he feels a soft tag on the back of the blanket. And when he flips it over, he spots exactly that. A tag. Not with care instructions like some of those store bought blanketsâpre-determined with a name. No, itâs a screwy kind of tag. Made from obvious silk, scrap fabric, off-white, too, but yellowing from old age. And in a black, inky scrawl, it reads:
âFor you, my little prince. For my heart. I love you always. -Mommyâ
And he didnât want to cry, but heâs close to bursting with the need to. So, he shoves that little bit of emotion back inside, puts the blanket in the crook of his left elbow, and carries his haul back to their bedroom. Where he finds Steve in the same position: curled up on his left side, hands tucked under his chin, legs bent and ankles crossed, the top sheet pulled all the way up to his wrists, eyes glazed and looking at the empty left spot of the mattress where Eddie should be.
He puts the ice pack on the back of Steveâs neck, even if heâs met with a slight hiss and a half-assed wriggle away. But, thankfully, the fight can be put off because Steve stops trying to get away. To that, Eddie internally relieves a sigh. Twists the cap off of the bottle of water, but places it on Steveâs bedside table for him to reach later. The cough syrup and Tylenol go to Eddieâs table. But the baby blanket goes immediately to Steve, who takes it with quick, healthy movements.
Eddie can only lay himself under the top sheet, melting and softening at the sight of Steve bringing the blanket up close to his face, tucking one of the torn and frayed edges to his bottom lip. He runs the old fabric on his dry mouth, almost like heâs smearing kisses along the thing.
âThank you,â Steve tiredly breathes.
Laying on his right side, Eddie has full access to Steve from where he is. He reaches out a gentle hand to the side of his boyfriendâs face, caresses his skin tenderly, and then pulls him close between his shoulder blades. Not quite tucked into Eddieâs warmth, but enough that they could share body heat. But he does tangle their legs together, just to give them contact, just to satiate some of what Steve needs.
Steve scoots even closer, though. Closer than how they should lay considering heâs got a temperature that nearly warrants a hospital visit. But Eddie lets him lay his head on his shoulder. Lets him puff warm air onto his neck. Lets him take.
âEds?â
He hums questioningly.
A hard, yet slow intake of breath. âI miss my mom,â Steve admits quietly. So quietly, Eddie almost doesnât hear him. But he does. Damnit, he does. âSheâs not a bad person. Sheâs notâŠsheâs not what my dad made her to be.â
âI know,â Eddie can only say, âI know, Stevie.â
âShe loveâs me.â
Eddie throws his left arm over Steveâs waist, brushes his hand over the small of Steveâs back. âYeah?â He asks softly.
âMhm,â Steve answers, âI know it.â Eddie can just feel the tickle of the baby blanket brush him. Like itâs being pulled even closer. âShe made this for me. And sheâŠshe used to tell me stories. And she took care of me when I was sick.â
He has to bite his tongue, even as his fingers betray himâas they squeeze Steve at the utterance of those words. Because he knows better than to point out the âwasâ in those sentences. He knows better than to make a point that Steveâs mom hasnât even bothered to try and keep contact. Even when she was given a phone numberââFor emergencies,â so Steve had said.
Though, that makes Eddie wonder if it was for emergencies at all.
Makes him wonder if it really meant, âCall me every once in a while. Donât be a stranger.â
He canât tell Steve, delirious and sick and sad Steve, that his mom is effectively a stranger now. Canât do that. Canât be the one to tell him that his mom is basically dead. And the evidence of that is her absence.
He canât do that.
âOh, she loves you so much, baby,â he lies.
Steve nods. His hair scraping the underside of Eddieâs jaw, dirty and heavy and prickly. âShe does,â he agrees. Then, he goes silent again. His fingers running over the blanket, feet rustling under the top sheet, skin on skin, nasally breaths through a stuffed up nose.Â
âDoesnât she?â Steve asks later, quiet and low. Unsure.
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Baby Fever | Steph Catley x Matildas!Reader
Summary: having young children around during camp has you and your wife thinking about the futureÂ
Warnings: just fluff!! Which is the complete opposite of my last steph fic LMAO
WC: 1.3K - a tad short but wanted to have something posted this week!Â
AN: two steph fics back to backâŠ. Just love her very much i fear đ€§
Being in camp with some of your closest friends and your wife was always a fun experience. You were thrilled to be back in camp, playing the sport you loved with the people you loved. However, recently there has been a specific thought in the back of your head about you and Steph expanding your family. It didnât help that two of your teammates had adorable kids that usually came to camp with them.
Here you were, sitting with some of your teammates after a long day of training watching Kyra and Charli playing with Harper. The small girlâs giggles filled the room as she tried to escape Kyraâs grasp. You watched from your spot on a couch with a fond smile on your face at their interactions.Â
âYou and Steffy are next then yeah,â Caitlinâs voice pulled you from your thoughts about what it would be like seeing Steph play with your kids.
You turned to face the forward, offering a light shrug in response before mumbling a âmaybe.â You and Steph have talked about kids before you were engaged and it was something you both wanted, you just werenât sure when. With it being an Olympic year, you knew it wouldnât be any time soon and that was fine and you knew this was a conversation that needed to be revisited.Â
The next few days before the game, it seemed that no matter where you went, you saw parents with their young kids having the best time. It was like the universe was trying to make your baby fever worse than it already was. You had decided to bring it up to Steph the next time you two got a moment to yourselves, which with the hectic pre-game schedule wasnât until you were sat next to her in the locker room after warm-ups.
âMy love,â you started as you leaned closer to her. âI think we should have a baby,â your voice was low enough for only Steph to hear but with the loud chatter and music filling the room, you could have spoken normally and no one would have heard you.
Steph, who is in the process of retying her boot, jerked her head up and almost hit you. Her eyes were wide at your words but before she could form a response, Tony was ushering the team into a huddle for a quick speech before walkouts.
Was telling Steph you wanted to have kids right before a match your brightest idea? No. but if you didnât say anything soon then you were going to go crazy. Your words stuck with the defender throughout the match and she tried her hardest to shake them, needing to focus on the game.
Steph wanted kids with you as well, and sheâd be lying if seeing how much the team loved Harper and Harley didnât make her want kids more. She just was not expecting you to say that right before you walked out onto the pitch for a game. The Matildas came away with a three-to-one win over New Zealand and as the final whistle blew, you were jumping in her arms, celebrating your goal that she assisted.Â
âIâm so proud of you, pretty girl,â Steph swooned, her arms tightening around your waist.Â
Your arms tightened around her neck as your face flushed at the pet name. It didnât matter that the two of you had been together for years and were married, every time Steph called you a cute pet name, you felt the same as you did when you first started dating.
âCouldnât have done without you, baby,â you whispered in her ear as you pulled back slightly, your eyes locking with hers. Normally, you would have been hesitant about bold PDA moves but in that moment you didnt care as you pulled your wife into a kiss.
Over the loud cheers from the crowd, you could hear Kyra and Charli mocking you and Steph and the teasing comments from Caitlin and Hayley to âget a room.â You giggled into the kiss before pulling away and subtly flipping off your teammates.Â
You heard your name being called by a staff member to come do a quick post-match interview and you groaned into Stephâs shoulder, you didnât want to let go of her.
âGo, weâll talk back at the hotel,â the defender smiled as she lightly pushed in the direction of the staff member. You took a deep breath at her words, knowing she was referencing what you said before the game.Â
You werenât expecting anything bad but you were nervous about the big step you and Steph would be making soon. The interview went by quickly and you were once again in the locker room, this time freshly showered and in comfortable clothes. Steph had waited for you to take a shower and change before you two joined your teammates on the bus.Â
The ride back to the hotel was quieter than normal, everyone feeling the effects of long training sessions mixed having played over ninety minutes. Your head was resting on Stephâs shoulder as your eyes fluttered closed from exhaustion. âSleep. Iâll wake you when we get there, pretty girl,â Steph whispered as she gave you a small kiss on the top of your head.
A few minutes later, the defender was lightly shaking you awake, whispering that you were at the hotel. You blinked a few times to wake yourself up before light stretching your arms as you waited for your teammates in front of you to move down the aisle. Taking Stephâs hand you exited the bus and made your way through the lobby. Before you could reach the elevator, Steph pulled you towards the hotel's indoor pool, she figured it would be a relaxing way to talk since you werenât roommates this camp.
As you two reached the entrance, a family exited the pool room laughing. You were sure the universe was just teasing you now. The indoor pool was empty after the family left, which made things a bit more peaceful for you and Steph. The two of sat on the edge of the pool with your feet in the cool water.
You sat in silence for a few minutes, enjoying just being in your wifeâs presence. Steph was in an intense staring contest with the reflections in the water, her mind racing with similar thoughts to yours.
âI know weâve talked about kids,â you started, breaking the silence. Steph turned her head in your direction, giving you her full attention. âBut, seeing the team, and you, with Harper and Harley this camp has me thinking about us, and when we will be parents. And, it's like the universe is trying to tell me something because every time we leave this hotel, all I can notice are families having the best time and I want that,â you rushed out, taking a deep breath when you were finished.
Steph watched as you rambled with a small smile on her face, she was over the moon at the thought of starting a family with you. âObviously, I know it can't happen now, we have the Olympics and the rest of the season to focus on but after, maybe we could start then,â you offered when Steph hadnât said anything.
âI want nothing more than for us to have a family. I couldnât tell you the number of times I've watched you with kids, picturing you with our kids,â the defender mumbled as she thought about it again.Â
âAfter we win the gold medal and the league, weâll start then,â Steph confirmed your earlier statement with a promising tone. Your face lit up at her words as you scooted closer to pull her into a deep kiss.
You pulled apart when air became an issue and leaned back with a content sigh. âI know youâll be great with kids, my love,â you said before a teasing smirk that Steph knew meant you were going to say something unserious. âPlus, youâll also be a milf!â you smirked, watching Steph roll her eyes at your words.
You two had some time to figure out everything about expanding your family, but for now, you were going to live through your teammates who brought their kids to camp, knowing soon you and Steph would have your own kids to love and adore.
#woso x reader#awfc x reader#auswnt x reader#matildas x reader#steph catley x reader#steph catley#arsenal wfc x reader
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One Manâs Trash
Pairing: Jake "Hangman" Seresin x Reader
Part of the San Diego Dogfighters universe but can be read as a stand-alone
CW: Angst, fluff, suggestive language, medical inaccuracies, hockey inaccuracies etc. No use of Y/N.
Word Count: 3.4k
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âBunny come on, just consider it.â
âJake Seresin,â you place your hands on your hips and try your best to keep a stern expression on your face as your boyfriend gives you puppy eyes rivaling those of the actual dogs on the screen in front of him. This discussion has been occurring more and more often and youâre starting to feel your resolve slipping. Jake wants another dog. With you so early on in your career, youâd expressed your desire to wait to get married and have kids until youâve had time to get your feet under yourself, and Jake, ever the respectful partner, had supported and agreed with your decision. An unforeseen side effect, however, was that instead of baby fever, your boyfriend has come down with a severe case of puppy fever. He spent every spare moment looking at shelter websites and showing you photo after adorable photo of puppies up for adoption.
Itâs not that you donât want another dog. You love Pudding but sheâs always going to feel like Jakeâs dog, no matter how much the two of you love each other, to the point that Jake constantly complains that she likes you more than him. And the house is more than capable of housing another pup. Even with its single-floor layout, the backyard is open to the beach and it's perfect for a dog. And yet despite all that, you canât help the guilt that gnaws at your heart at the idea of leaving yet another dog at home when you and your boyfriend are busy jetting around the continent for work, sometimes for weeks at a time. Sure, right now you had an ideal situation with your parents being empty nesters just two hours away in Anaheim, and more than willing to babysit Pudding while the two of you were out of town, but that was an arrangement formed out of necessity. Willingly bringing another dog into your anything-but-consistent lifestyle made you feel like a bad parent. It was another reason you were holding off on kids. Jake, of course, who was more used to this lifestyle didnât feel that same guilt the way you did and heâd even gone so far as to bring it up when you were at your parentsâ house for dinner last. Your parents enthusiastically expressed their support and willingness to take care of yet another dog should you choose to get one. You know part of that is due to the fact that your parents have decided that despite being their youngest child, youâre likely going to be the source of their first grandchild. They want to be as supportive of your and Jakeâs relationship as possible to get to that point since Charlie is married to his job and Tuckerâs currently single and busy with his career.
You watch Jakeâs brow furrow and feel a different stab of guilt in your chest. You donât mean to be so cold to him but you just want him to consider your point of view and reservations. The smart thing to do would be to wait until the off-season at least before taking on a new member of your family, but heâs insatiable. âFine, Bugs,â he says and you feel your heart squeeze at the coldness in his tone. He closes the laptop and gets up from the counter. You feel frustrated tears making your nose tight. You donât want to fight with Jake but he can just be so damn stubborn sometimes, and while itâs one of your favorite qualities in him, itâs also been a point of contention in your relationship.
Youâre left alone in the kitchen, fighting back the tears until a wet nose presses into your hand and you look down, blinking past the tears to smile at Pudding, whoâs gazing up at you with concern in her honey eyes. You squat down and wrap your arms around her fluffy neck, burying your face in her fur as the tears escape. She nuzzles you gently, placing a paw on your bent knee, whining softly in concern. When your tears finally stop, you decide to take some space to breathe and grab your keys and Puddingâs leash. You load her into the back seat of your new SUV. Your heart aches at the memory of Jake surprising you with it for your birthday. Heâd been chiding you about getting a new car longer than you'd been dating but youâd been hesitant to spend the money, so after a careful line of questioning and a few times heâd been able to coax you to test drive some cars for the hell of it, heâd surprised you with the forest green SUV that was bigger than you needed but Jake insisted it was a safer option than a car.
You feel your heart pinch again as you drive to the nearest dog park, wishing Jake was with you. Going to the dog park as a little family was one of your favorite things to do on your precious days off and you canât help but feel his absence like a dull ache in your chest. You hate fighting with Jake. By the time you get to the park, youâre ready to turn right back around and go home but you can tell that Puddingâs excited even if she can tell that somethingâs wrong.
You manage to play for about an hour or so before wrapping up with a long walk around the park and heading home as the sun begins to sink below the horizon. Jakeâs not home when you return and your heart sinks. Youâre eager to set things right with him, but you force yourself to cook dinner, leaving some out for him, before climbing in the shower. The tears come again, then, at the idea that Jake may not be coming home tonight. Your shoulders shake with sobs as the shower water mixes with your tears. When you finally leave the shower, the water has long since run cold and you get dressed for bed in a daze, exhaustion sitting heavy on your bones.
When you pad out of the bathroom, however, your heart lifts at the sight of Jake sitting in bed, reading whatever coachâs biography he was currently working through. He doesnât seem to have noticed your presence, that or heâs ignoring you, and if thatâs the case you canât take it. You approach the bed cautiously, climbing in, and Jake starts, âHey Bunny, how was your sh-â heâs cut off as you scoot across the bed at lightning speed and curl against his side, inhaling his scent and letting it ground you even as you shudder against him. âBunny? Whatâs going on, sweetheart?â He puts the book down, his full attention on you as you donât answer, and simply curl closer. Jake pulls his arm free from under you and wraps it around your shoulder and you feel your body relax into his touch.
âIâm sorry, Jake.â You blurt and hate the way it sounds wet and weepy as your tears flow once again. He stiffens underneath you and then his other hand reaches for your chin, guiding your face up to his so he can see the tears coursing down your cheeks, alarm in his eyes.
âSorry for what? Bunny, whatâs going on?â You blink, surprise stopping your tears as confusion takes over.
âFor earlier, about the dog,â you blubber tearfully. âI hate fighting with you and I should have been more patient-â
âFighting with me? Bunny, Iâm not mad at you,â he says, surprise lighting his eyes flecked with pain. âWas I frustrated in the moment? Yes, but Iâm not mad at you sweet girl, I could never be mad at you over something like that.â You blink up at him.
âThen where did you go? You were gone so long I thought you werenât coming home tonight,â his eyes widen and he wraps his other arm around you, pulling you closer.
âOh Bunny, I told you this morning I was golfing with the guys this afternoon and weâd probably do drinks after.â Youâd completely forgotten about that. âI figured you and Pudding went out to have a girlsâ day, I didnât realize you were upset or I wouldnât have gone, Iâm sorry.â You shake your head against his chest.
âNo, Iâm sorry, I should have articulated better and not just assumed you were angry at me. And I really am sorry Jake, about telling you no about the puppy. Itâs been just as hard for me as it has been for you.â You pause and Jake seems to know you have more to say so he waits patiently. âI havenât been fair to you. I know Iâm asking a lot to wait before we have kids, and youâve been so respectful of that. And I know this is a natural compromise but I canât help but think about how irresponsible it feels right now and⊠it makes me feel like a bad mom.â Your voice gets softer at the end but you know he heard you as he pulls back so he can look you in the eye.
âBunny, first I want you to know that you should never feel guilty about wanting to wait to have kids. Youâre right, neither of us are ready for that right now. Iâm lucky enough to have a girlfriend that travels with me to my games, if I had to trade that for kids? Iâd pick you every time. Kids can wait, I want to enjoy you, just you, for a little bit longer. Second, I know you just want whatâs best for us and this puppy, and I know Iâve been putting a lot of pressure on you to make this happen sooner rather than later and Iâm sorry. I know youâre right about waiting until the off-season and Iâm sorry I havenât been receptive.â He leans in to press a kiss between your eyes. âThird, youâre not a bad mom. You never will be, not when you care this much. Youâre not impulsive, youâre level-headed and you care so much it hurts you. Youâre such a good mom to Pudding and youâre going to be the perfect mom to our future puppy and kids.â
You sniffle, leaning back down to lay your head on Jakeâs chest. âI really do want a puppy, you know? I want to raise them together, and I donât want to miss a single second of it, which is why I want to wait. So know that as much as you want to get one as soon as possible, so do I, the timing just isnât right right now.â Jake nods above you.
âI know, sweet girl.â He kisses the top of your head. âYou know I love you, donât you?â You nod.
âI know, and I love you too, Jake.â
âThatâs my girl. Weâre a team, even when we disagree, remember that. And weâre not going to make any decisions for this team without agreeing about it first, okay?â You nod again and he eases the two of you down to lay down in bed, reaching over to turn off the lamp.
***
Two weeks later, youâre running late. Youâre supposed to be meeting Jake and the rest of the team at a restaurant downtown now that the game in Anaheim is over. You would have driven up with Jake but you had some things to finish up in San Diego before the game against the Ducks that evening in Anaheim. The guys had decided to drive to the game instead of taking the jet since itâs basically local and they were anxious to spend a day at home after a long road trip even if they had one last road game before the next stretch in San Diego. Youâre wrapping up the last of your preparations, Pudding at your side. She doesn't usually attend away games but your parents came to the game and brought her so she can come home with you and Jake after almost two weeks apart. Jake had offered to take Pudding with him but sheâd been glued to your side to his dismay. Now sheâs waiting patiently as you load up your gear and various forgotten articles youâd found during a final sweep of the locker room. You swing the trunk shut, ready to be on your way.
You turn to Pudding but sheâs nowhere in sight and you panic suddenly, turning to look around the deserted parking garage in fear as you call out for her. You hear a yip in response and follow the sound to a large dumpster in one corner of the garage. Puddingâs jumped on top, balancing on the one open lid, and sheâs digging around inside, a distressed whine coming from her as you approach. Youâre confused. While you and Pudding have become quite close, you havenât quite managed to grasp the meaning of all her various noises.
âPud, whatâs wrong, honey?â You ask tentatively as he just whines louder and digs more. You approach the dumpster, trying to see what sheâs so upset over. Those arenât her hungry noises, you know that. When you get closer, she grabs your sleeve with her teeth, dragging you even closer and your brow furrows in concern. Somethingâs definitely wrong. When Pudding realizes you donât understand, she huffs before jumping into the trash and you let out a yell of surprise. She digs around in the trash and before you can shout at her to get out her head disappears under the trash. You start calling for her frantically, considering whether you should climb in after her when she starts to resurface and thatâs when you hear it. Itâs weak and muffled but the whimpers are clear as day once you catch the sound. Puddingâs head comes back up and clutched gently in her teeth is the scruff of a puppy. You let out a cry of surprise as you reach out instantly and Pudding gives you a knowing look before passing you the puppy.
Heâs skinny, too skinny and there are cuts and tiny sores on his grayish blue body but you recognize him to be a pitbull puppy and his distressed whimpers and whines tell you heâs terrified. You pull him close, curling around him protectively as Pudding pulls herself out of the dumpster and jumps down next to you. You give him a basic once-over before calling to Pudding and heading to the car. He needs to go to the vet for a proper checkup but from what you can tell, heâs okay.
***
Youâre pacing around the exam room. The vetâs cleared the little puppy and prescribed him some medicine to help with the sores. Pudding has climbed up on the exam table and is licking at the tiny puppy lovingly, and he seems to be comfortable with her if not still very anxious. You donât blame him, itâs a new place with new people and he was abandoned in a dumpster before this. He lets out a little whine and you stop your pacing, making your way over to the two dogs, squatting so youâre eye-level with them before smiling at the little guy. You reach out a hand to stroke his tiny head and he licks your fingers as you giggle. Your heart clenches as you spot the dark patch on his chest that looks a little like a heart.
Youâre enjoying the moment when Jake bursts through the door to the room, worry on his face. He turns to you instantly.
âIs she okay, what happened?â Youâd texted him letting him know youâd be late or possibly miss dinner due to an emergency trip to the vet. You stand up, giving him a shy smile as you gesture to the little pup curled under Puddingâs chin.
âMeet Taz,â you whisper and he whips his head around in confusion until his eyes find the little gray bundle, widening in surprise. He squats down then, reaching a tentative finger out to stroke Tazâs tiny head.
âHey there little buddy,â he whispers softly and Taz rubs up against his hand. Jakeâs face breaks into a grin and scratches behind his ears gently. âWhereâd you find this little angel?â Jake asks, turning to look up at you. You shake your head.
âI didnât, Pudding did. He was buried in a dumpster in the Ducksâ parking garage. Pain passes across Jakeâs face as he turns back to the dogs, reaching his other hand to scratch Puddingâs head.
âGood girl, you did so good,â he praises and you canât help the smile that creeps up your cheeks. âYouâre ready to be big sister, huh?â He asks, turning back to you. âSo, Taz?â Thereâs more than one question in his eye and you nod.
âLike the Tasmanian Devil, since weâre already Bugs and Lola.â You shrug as he grins. âI know we talked about waiting, but I feel like we found him for a reason,â you give him a nervous look, âif youâre ready that is?â Jakeâs eyes soften, leaning down to kiss Tazâs little head before standing to wrap you in his arms, kissing your head next.
âIâm ready if you are, Bunny.â You nod against his chest.
âI think I am,â you smile and pull back to see Jake smiling too.
âThen I guess our familyâs growing by one,â he says, reaching down to scoop up Taz as he ruffles Puddingâs fur with his other hand, his arm looped around you, and you curl against his side, smiling contentedly.
The door to the exam room opens and the doctor walks in, smiling. âYou must be Dad, whatâs the verdict?â She looks excitedly between the two of you and you smile, leaning back against Jake as he presses another kiss to your head shamelessly.
âWeâre keeping him,â Jake confirms and she grins at him, clapping her hands excitedly.
âCongratulations! Iâm having my nurses draw up some paperwork and then we can talk about whether you want to get his preliminary vaccinations taken care of today or if you want to wait to take him to your family vet.â
***
That night youâre exhausted by the time you get home. Jake stopped by the pet store to grab some necessities for Taz while you took the puppies home. You left Taz in Puddingâs care while you hopped in the shower. When you pad back into the living room, Jakeâs sitting on the floor next to a smaller dog bed heâs placed right by Puddingâs that Taz is currently exploring while Jake watches. You walk up behind him, pressing your legs to his back.
âHey, did you get everything?â Jake nods, tilting his head back to look up at you. You return his fond smile as you sit down next to him and Taz nervously trots over to you and you scoop him up, nuzzling him against your cheek.
âHi, sweet boy, are you getting all settled in?â You coo softly and you can feel Jake watching. He places a kiss to the part of your shoulder thatâs bared by his shirt being too big on you.
âSee Bunny? Youâre not a bad mom.â He whispers against your skin and you feel your heart squeeze. âThank you,â he says then you turn to look at him, pulling Taz against your chest where he snuggles in.
âFor what?â You ask as Jake lays his forehead against yours.
âFor growing this family of ours, and for bringing us something thatâs truly ours equally.â
âWell it didnât seem fair that youâre outnumbered by the girls in your own home,â you tease and he bumps his nose against yours playfully.
âSomething tells me heâs going to be a mommaâs boy and then youâll all still outnumber me anyway,â you giggle at that.
âWell if it makes you feel better, I think Pudding has the two of us beat for favorite,â you point out as Taz wiggles out of your grip as Pudding comes over to lie on her bed and then heâs attempting to climb onto it beside her. She watches for a few moments before giving in and reaching over to grip the scruff of his neck between her teeth gently and lifting him up onto the bed. He immediately snuggles up against her and she nuzzles his tiny head with her nose.
You see Jake watching them with a fond look in his eye and lean over to kiss his cheek. âYouâre MY favorite, though. Always will be.â He smiles at that.
âYouâre my favorite too, Bunny.â The two of you watch as the puppies snuggle up next to each other and you swear you feel your heart grow a size bigger as your family does too.
#san diego dogfighters au#San Diego dogfighters#San Diego dogfighters hockey au#snitches get stitches // goldenseresinretriever#sgs // goldenseresinretriever#jake hangman seresin x you#jake seresin x you#jake hangman seresin x reader#jake seresin x reader#jake seresin#top gun maverick hockey au#top gun maverick#top gun#TGM#no use of y/n
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More poly LuciLili ideas since you guys really liked the ones where they get Reader pregnant
-I really like the idea of Reader, in the very beginnings of the relationship, where you don't know they're "out to get you" yet, that you come across Lilith in a rocking chair, crocheting or knitting, like, little baby socks or a little baby hat, and she knows you're getting baby fever (and has already talked to Luci about it) and you start talking to her and she's just like "this is for a very good friend of mine. She's going to be having her first baby soon :)" and then timeskip to around 12 months later when you have your baby and she gifts you the same socks and you're just like ".... HEY! >:(" and are a little mad but not that mad, in fact maybe you're so in deep at this point you're smitten they were thinking of you the whole time
- I just. I really REALLY like the idea of Reader having a premature delivery so you give birth and the baby is super small just like its dad đ„șâ€ïž like Lucifer being genuinely excited he's having his first son and looking so forward to seeing how big it's gonna be and you get this, this cute little bean,and he ADORES his baby but, just the idea of a little tiny preemie Morningstar đ„șâ€ïž
-I love the idea of Lilith completely going over Lucifer's head if "she knows" the best or whatever. Oh she thinks Reader is the best for Lucifer? She'll pull all those strings to shove her husband at you; drug him, swap places with you during sex, give him weird horny dreams, invite you to their Garden of Eden dream dimension where you've got your beav out. I still think of plucking berries off a bush and, you all, idk, wind up lickong the berry juices off of each other's fingers and stuff... brewing wine and getting drunk and swimming in a river... frolicking like little spring fairies
-Reader who starts getting their heart broken over the fake Eden dreams because you wake up missing "your lovers" and you go out to a bar and fuck actual people and they're so deep in your fucking head that you regret it. It feels like cheating. All you can think of is your Lily and Ducky and how you want them instead đ„șâ€ïž and they're not even. Real. At least the versions you're dreaming about. That you don't know ARE the real ones.
-babysitters Fizzy and Ozzie and idc what you say. They love your baby and adore being fun gay uncles and it may even lowkey make them wanna adopt a baby of their own
- you know who is the happiest here. CHARLIE. A new parent, her very own baby brother, and her family and friends are closer than ever? It's a happy day in Hell! Never for a SECOND does she have "am I being replaced with the new baby" anxiety. She's thrilled and even starts asking her mom if SHE'S gonna have another baby (and that milf freak may reply that she'd consider it if YOU got pregnant again. The two of you could be pregnant together--)
-I feel like carrying the son of the devil would give you some. Interesting cravings. It's two in the morning and Alastor finds you with handfuls of raw meat and blood dripping down your chin and he's bursting out laughing, "suddenly I'm not the only one!"
-i can just picture Heaven getting the memo that Lucifer has created another child and there's tons of angels freaking out and trying not to cause a panic and, God is there "you know what? good for him, good for him". Adam and Sera are tearing their fucking hair out and God is like. Contemplating sending a gift basket.
-I feel like there's added layers if Reader was somehow a former wife of Adam but can you even imagine. Lucifer steals not one. Not two. Three of your wives. He fucking dies and his soul is in Hell and that's already torture enough and he finds his wife again and she's. Pregnant with Lucifer's child. This man would have a Kubrick level menty b (but I prefer human reader having mad supernatural pull game lol)
#yandere hazbin hotel#yandere x reader#yandere hellaverse#lucifer x reader#yandere stuff#sinprompts#hh
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"Charlie, hello again!" You smiled, hanging your stethoscope around your neck.
The man in question walked over to you, holding a small bundle in his arms.
"What seems to be the issue this time?"
Chuckling, he grabbed your arm and led you towards your office, "nothin' too major, I don't think. But you'll probably want to keep the door closed for the other patients."
Concerned, you frowned and allowed him to close the door behind you, going over to the sink to thoroughly wash your hands.
"Place 'em on the bed there and tell me what's been going on."
"Well, ya see, I found this gal on my way to ...."
You listened to Charlie explain the situation, pulling on a pair of latex gloves and grabbing your usual tools for the job.
You weren't sure what he'd brought in this time or what ailment you'd have to treat, but you believed you had been accustomed enough to his spread of injuries and illnesses you'd be able treat this one no problem.
"Alright, let's see what's up with you old girl." You lifted the heat resistant blanket from the bundle that had been placed on the bed.
And then, laying in the fluffy heap, your eyes locked onto the golden eyes of a scaley, iguana sized creature huffing before you.
"Charlie," you mustered out, voice low and cool, "why am I looking at a dragon?"
"Well, hopefully to help her out. Now, her breed is normally prone to blowing plumes of fire so we should go carefully about this, but she hasn't exactly been too energetic since I found her. She is-"
You looked at him, raising a hand, "That's not what I mean, Charlie. Why did you bring her here? I know I've helped you out many times before but I've never handled a dragon before! What happened to the reserve's doctor?"
He breathed out a laugh, running a hand through his curly red locks. "She's been out and no one's been able to reach her. Look, you know I'd have checked in with her first if I could've. I care deeply about these guys, I'm not careless."
You pinched the bridge of your nose. "I'm aware of that. But there wasn't anyone else you could've went to? Someone more qualified and experienced to handle her?"
"You were the first person I thought of. She has a high fever, there's swells along her snout, and her wing's out of sorts. I was able to splint it but I think we'd both feel more at ease if you took a look at her. Please, Y/N, there has to be something you can do."
You couldn't help sighing at his plea, freckled face curled into a hopeful pout.
"Step back, Weasley," you raised the heart of the stethoscope, "I'll see what I can do."
You did your usual checkup and routine care for the small thing, getting down to the root of the problem, and soon enough the poor baby was fast asleep.
You cleaned up, tossing out your gloves, and gave the rundown to Charlie.
"Her wing fracture had been infected, which explains the fever and why you found her so drousy. I'm not sure how long she's been like this, but everything is stable now."
You jotted down in your clipboard.
"You did good with the splint, I dont expect there to be any complications with her wing development. Just keep it on her for a while and have her take some of this alongside her meals, okay," you handed him a prescription. "Oh, and make sure you check in with her regular doctor as soon as you get the chance."
Charlie grinned, kneeling next to the bed. With a finger, he stroked the dragon's head softly eliciting a rumbly purr from her chest.
"She's already looking better. You're a natural at this, Y/N!"
"Please, Charlie, don't surprise me like this again." You frowned.
He reached out to you, pulling you down to his side. "Ehe, don't know if I can do that."
"Charlie."
"But, I will work on having another specialist called to work with us down at the reserve. In case something like this happens again. I honestly don't know where the old nurse went ...."
You watched the small puffs of smoke float from the dragon's nostrils as she snored.
"I'm just glad I was able to do something."
"Well, you did take a bloody long time to get started."
You glared from the corner of your eye.
He laughed, draping an arm around your shoulder, drawing you close. "I'm kidding! Sorta. You did great, doll. Say ... you ever think about working with me at the reserve? We were just about looking to take in more pretty vets like you to help out."
You rubbed your temple. "Oh my lord."
He took your chin to look at you. "I'm serious."
"L/N, we have that appointment waiting for you at ... oh, my. I'll just ... tell them you'll be a minute."
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đïž MUSINGS OF THE HEART đŻïž
a slew of love letters are discovered decades later revealing a love affair between a woman and her brotherâs wife.
based on the love letters between virginia wolf and vita sackville-west.
to darling,
i hope this letter finds you well. to much dismay i must inform you of the passing of our beloved family pet, charlie. i remember a great deal of our time together in which you enjoyed his company. how is your heart? mine is a slew.
it is not just the passing of charlie, though i do miss him. i must confess i believe i am suffering from a defect of madness. i cannot sleep, your name is glued to the inside of my cheek. i miss you so feverently that i bite until i draw blood.
how are the babies? give them my best.
adorned,
your abagail.
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to dear,
iâm most sorrowed to hear of the passing of our beloved charlie. he was most admired in my heart as a force to be reckoned with. missing one eye and a limp in one leg but he never let it stop him.
i wish most ardently that you did not have to wait until the second paragraph to devote your love to me. i wish it was splattered in ink on all of my perfect and prestigious dresses. you have ruined my white gown with your bloody love. i couldnât ask for a better person to destroy me.
i cannot speak much of life here with manuel. he is kind and noble, you know this, but is most certainly not you. i miss our passionately paced â loosely placed kisses in the [âŠ] but most of all, i miss your eyes.
you are a craving i simply cannot get rid of. we are visiting the farm in a month, prepare for me.
forever,
your y/n
đ
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a stolen glace is much too subtle for abby, she has to stare at you head on. youâre left agast, drinking in her shamelessness.
it doesnât take another stern stare down to tell you that abby wants to talk to you. youâve already excused yourself to a far corner of the house, cursing yourself at your impoliteness. doesnât every hosts wife want to escape the party? it isnât exactly an honorable soirĂ©e, there isnât much cheese left to pair with grapes and wine.
speaking of wine, your drunken whines echo against the walls of the coat closet you find yourself pushed into. abby wasted no time, a lustrous tone darkening the sweet things she was saying.
âi missed you.â had translated to âi know you havenât been touched in forever.â
and âyouâre beautiful.â had found itself becoming âyouâre intoxicatingâ on her hungry lips. there was no other place youâd want to be right now.
tangled in a web of ecstasy, your body anticipating her touch. every second mattered. if you did not have her right then and there, youâd grow ill from wanting.
and of course, just as her lips are trailing sweet kisses down your neck, your name is called down the hall.
#abby anderson x y/n#tlou au#abby anderson x you#abby anderson drabble#abby anderson smut#abby anderson imagine#abby anderson x female reader#abby anderson#abby anderson x reader#wlw love#tlou fanfiction#wlw fanfic#lesbian#not proofread#bunâs precious abby â§.*#abbysvictim#beforeimdeceased
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random dead poets headcanons - modern au
i feel like all i do is crank out headcanons and not actually write (even though i definitely have a dps fic that needs updatingâŠ) anyway heres dps headcanons
i always start with neil and i think its cause heâs my baby and i like to think i just #get him anyway - neil love gilmore girls. a lot. i know next to nothing about gilmore girls so i couldnt tell you who his favorite rory boyfriend is but he will die on the hill that lane and dave deserved to be together
knox has run through the most phones because he always drops them in the toilet - he keeps loads and loads of rice, not for eating, but just in case he needs to make a last minute apple genius bar to fix his phone - its worked like 25% of the time
meeks works at a barnes and noble. he clocks so many hours there because he just loves working there. his barnes and noble has two floors.
neil and ginny host the tonys watch party every year. its one of those things thats always a fever dream. the best but also worst party was the 2017 tonys when great comet was up against dear evan hansen. if you so much as mention great comet to either of them, they will either devolve into crying, longwinded ranting, or put the entire album on and explain it to you
charlie is a gleek. a diehard gleek. he relates to santana on a spiritual level and can quote the iconic santana/quinn hallway fight verbatim in his sleep as well as her rant to kurt
todd has the job stability comparable with trish from austin and ally. he only gets a steady one when meeks recommends him for barnes and noble. they work all their shifts together. its incredible.
the poets have a quizbowl team at their favorite bar - each of them have their knowledge strengths and they have an ongoing win streak of four weeks (which at their bar, the prize is free drinks. so. do with that what you will)
pitts is an avatar: the last airbender purist (i mean who isnt tbh) and self-identifies with the earthbenders
cameron becomes THAT film nerd who swears tarantino is his god and that pulp fiction is the greatest movie of all time but he doesnt actually believe that - his favorite movie is the obscure animated film âweâre back! a dinosaurâs storyâ (1993)
#this was way shorter than i intended but i feel like it should see the light of day#dead poets headcanons#dead poets society#neil perry#todd anderson#charlie dalton#knox overstreet#steven meeks#gerard pitts#richard cameron#my favorite is the tonys watch party headcanon cause tell me its not true#my headcanons
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Please. Alastor x single mom?
Oh my god and imagine how heâd give her the best Motherâs Day ever after years of just her waking up to a normal day aside from her baby giving her a macaroni necklace or a card and now sheâs waking up to a breakfast in bed and a day to relax Iâm not getting emotional you are
Okay, but y'all are giving me baby fever fr with these asks
Alastor X Reader Headcanons
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ïžRomantic
âïžPlatonic
TW: F L U F F, A little bit of sex towards the end but a very small amount
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Whether or not you were a mother when you were alive, you certainly were one now. You took in and protected as many children sinners you could because nobody else would
You took care of toddlers all the way up to teenagers, it was an exhausting and thankless job but you don't think you could ever quit
Not when one of your kids comes crying to you because they scraped their knee, or they had their first heartbreak, or they had a nightmare
How any of them ended up down here was baffling to you, especially the youngest ones
You protected your family fiercely and have even gone toe to toe with overlords to keep your kids safe, earning you a reputation for being a mama bear
You loved being their mother and wouldn't give it up for anything, no matter your own sins
So when one of your little ones goes missing, you're panicking and searching everywhere for her. You spend all day trying to find her and asking anybody if they've seen her
After hours of searching, one of your teenagers calls you, telling you they found her but that you need to come home immediately. You don't need to hear anything more
When you get home, you find your little girl sitting in the lap of Charlie Morningstar, Hell's Princess. All your kids are gathered around her while she tells them about her hotel
Something you had been trying not to let them know about because you didn't want to get their hopes up only to be heartbroken. It was cruel
Not to mention the shady characters that probably stay there.
So imagine your irritation when all your children suddenly swarm you and start begging to stay at the hotel. Each one excited and hopeful to learn how to go to heaven
You can't tell them no so you try to dissuade them but they insist on going so you allow it. It's very reluctant agreement though.
You try to keep all your children close to you once you enter the hotel and see the others. Let's see, an angelic exorcist, a p0rnstar, a tiny murderous maid, a drunk bartender and one of the most deadly overlords around
You were unimpressed, and it showed as you held your kids a little tighter, not even hearing Charlie excitedly telling you about all the amenities
You have a difficult time letting your kids sleep so far away from you, all of them excited to get their own rooms. You often check on them throughout the night
More than once, Alastor has caught you peeking into their bedrooms to make sure they're still safe in their beds
You startle when you hear his amused laughter, nearly bumping right into his chest as you close the door behind you
"Nobody is going to eat them while they're asleep, you know."
You can't help but feel defensive, crossing your arms and giving Alastor a withering look
"That's not funny coming from you."
His smile only gets wider, gripping your chin and tilting your head up as he leans in close
"Darling, it's even funnier because it's coming from me!"
You insist on making sure your children eat a good diet, often making it yourself because you don't trust anybody else to do it. That and some of your little ones can be picky eaters
Often, Alastor stops by the kitchen to watch you, curious about what you're making and how much of it you plan to make
"My my~ That smells absolutely delicious, my dear~! What are you making?"
You're guarded, setting down the plates on the table a little harder than you meant to
"It's just an old family recipe, nothing special."
So imagine your weary surprise when he starts to help you cook, helping with the food preparation and even setting the table. You start to get used to his help, relaxing a little more each time you two stand hip to hip, cooking
He's even taken to sitting down to meals with you and your family, an amused smile on his face as he watches all of you interact. Eventually, he joins in the conversations, and your youngest ones get comfortable enough to even eat off his plate
"Don't take food from his plate! That's rude..!"
"It's quite alright, my dear~ I find it endearing~"
He's even in your corner when your picky eaters rise up and try to say they don't like what you made. Pushing their plates away and pouting
"Mom, I don't like it..."
You can't help but sigh and roll your eyes, exasperated and annoyed that you have to go through this again
"Yes you do, you've eaten this before and you gobbled it up... Just try it, baby."
They whine and try to refuse when Alastor speaks up, pushing their plate back towards them gently
"Now, now, your mother worked hard on this meal... We don't want her good efforts to go to waste, do we?"
"No..."
Your child whines but reluctantly takes their fork and begins eating, Alastor giving you a triumphant grin as he sits back down
You take a bite of your own food to hide the fond smile that wants to creep up onto your face
The hardest, scariest moment at the hotel for you was when you and one of your older girls got into an argument in front of Alastor
It all started over a party and a boy, you wouldn't let her go and in typical teenage fashion, she started to fight with you. The more you held your ground and said no, the worse it got
"Young lady, that is not a good environment for you! It is a disgusting den of perverts, drugs and uninhibited violence!"
You tried to stay calm and reason with her, but her emotions were running too high
"We're in HELL! There's no place here that's good for any of us! Why do you have to be such a bitch!?"
Before you can even open your mouth to reply, Alastor places a hand on her shoulder, his smile twitching and the sound of static buzzing
Your heart drops as you fear he's going to hurt her, instinctively moving forward to stop him
"Alastor-"
"Dear one, it's bad manners to talk to your mother like that. She only worries for you and wants to keep you safe. I suggest you go to your room and calm down, then come back to apologize to her. Hm~?"
He pats her head and nudges her to go to her room, turning to you and tilting his head. She looks embarrassed and a little ashamed, seemingly taking Alastor's words to heart
"Ah, teenagers~ Always so temperamental even when dead~"
You do your best to ignore the sudden heat on your cheeks, the way Alastor handled the situation having you feel some type of way
If Alastor were to have a type...he would have to say he's definitely drawn to the motherly type, it's a weakness of his
So when Charlie drags you and your gaggle of children to the hotel, Alastor has an inkling of the kind of trouble he's in for the moment he sees you
He's seen how you've come running out of your room in the dead of night because you heard one of your little ones crying from a nightmare. How you spend the rest of your night awake and rocking them back to sleep
Alastor has watched you run yourself ragged trying to get all of your children ready to go out for the day, juggling your teenagers yelling at you because they can't find their clothes and your little ones tugging on your clothes for your attention
He's noticed how you'll shield your family from sinners at least twice your size without fear. Not even he himself was an exception from your intense protectiveness
In the earlier days of your family moving in, Alastor had picked up one of your younger kids to stop them from touching something and you had panicked
He'll never forget how you had tore your kid away from him and held them tight, giving Alastor a intense look as you poked his chest
"Never do that again."
He had tried to brush it off and charm you with a smile, acting unbothered
"Darling, your family is in no danger here. I can assure you-"
"Bullshit. There's no such thing as a safe place or someone you can trust, not here."
You had stormed off after that and Alastor was left with a warm feeling building in his chest that has yet to leave
Your soft smile whenever one of your kids snuggled with you, the way you sighed and put your hands on your hips when they argued with you. Your voice when you sang your littlest ones to sleep
It was all so addicting for him, he found himself wanting to be a part of your family and the love within it
Without even realizing it, Alastor had begun filling the role of the father in your family, ending up getting attached to each of your kids
He learned what made them happy, what made them sad or scared, which ones needed hugs and which ones preferred words
Both you and Alastor began to work together as a team, and most people outside of the hotel just assumed you two were a married couple. A married couple with a small army of kids
You stop one child from bumping into someone, and Alastor scoops up the other two before they can do the same
Alastor will cook dinner and you'll clean up the mess while you both sneak the dessert that the kids don't know you have
All of you will hang out together in the lobby of the hotel, Alastor humming to himself and pretending to nap while your girls play with his hair and paint his claws
Your boys will all be cuddled up around you while you read a story to them, both of you enjoying the domestic bliss
There's a building tension between you and Alastor that everyone can sense, even the kids but nobody comments on it
Except Angel but he doesn't dare bring it up around you two
Your kids start pulling little stunts to get you two to end up together, offering to make you both dinner only for it to be classically romantic with candles, flowers and your children pretending to be waiters
Or asking embarrassing questions in front of the two of you, like if Alastor thought you looked pretty or if you liked Alastor's voice
Or wanting both of you to tuck them and give them goodnight kisses at the same time
The worst part is...it was totally working
The tipping point came when one of your boys woke up crying in the middle of the night, both you and Alastor barging into the bedroom
He was inconsolable, having obviously had a nightmare and repeating that he didn't belong here. He only quieted down once you and Alastor wrapped your arms around him
The three of you were cuddled up on a bed that was far too small for all of you, you couldn't contain your blush once you realized this
So Alastor offered up his room for the night, and the three of you snuggled together in his bed, Alastor's arms wrapping around you
You both woke up with more kids in the bed than you remember going to sleep with, your little boy having climbed onto one of his sisters instead
Leaving you tucked under Alastor's chin with your face in his neck, Alastor's strong arms around your waist and his face buried in your hair
The two of you had pulled away out of embarrassment, making eye contact before suddenly melting back together, soft smiles on your faces
"Alastor..?"
"Hm~?"
"I really want to kiss you right now..."
You two are unofficially, officially a couple after that. Grossing out your children by kissing each other, saying sappy things, just embarrassing them with how in love you are
It's so painfully domestic, but Alastor wouldn't give it up for anything. Not when the youngest ones grab his legs and try to hold him down, not when the teenagers get snarky with him. Not when you two bicker over what's best for the family
Even the more embarrassing moments, like when you two are in bed together, Alastor chasing his release as you lock your legs around him and dig your nails into his back
He's nearly about to spill inside you when there's a tentative knock on the door, making the two of you freeze and whip your heads towards the sound
"Papa..? Mama? I keep hearing scary noises, and I can't sleep..."
It's an awkward untangling of limbs and soft cursing before you two start laughing at how absurd it is
Or the softer moments when he looks into the bedroom to see you singing your kids to sleep, feeling himself grow relaxed and sleepy at the sound of it
His life has nearly completely changed since meeting you and your family, but he wouldn't change anything even if he could
Rosie often teases him about how much he's softened up for his family. It's all good-natured, though, she just as attached to them as he is
"So Alastor~ How's that little family of yours doing? Did your girls finally stop fighting over that boy?"
"They're lovely as always, but unfortunately, that boy seems to have been scared off."
"Such a shame~"
"Quite~"
Honestly, the only thing Alastor needs now is to find you a ring
@valerie-is-in-the-cupboard I know we talked about you writing a lil' something about this, so I tried to twist it up because I didn't want to inadvertently take any ideas you had!
#hazbin hotel x reader#alastor x reader#alastor hazbin hotel x reader#alastor hazbin x reader#hazbin x reader
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woso đąđđšđ©đđ§đĄđđšđ©
SAM KERR
âą baby fever
âą good girl 18+
STEPH CATLEY
âą strawberry kisses
âą my person
âą miscommunication
CHARLI GRANT
âą welcome home
KATRINA GORRY
âą second mum
LUCY BRONZE
âą thatâs my girl
âą oblivious
âą sexy little number 18+
âą silly girl
âą bugs
MARY FOWLER
âą surprise
KYRA COONEY-CROSS
âą finally
MACKENZIE ARNOLD
âą brick wall
âą countertop 18+
âą restraints 18+
ALANNA KENNEDY
âą card games
âą my protector
âą sneaky, sneaky 18+
âą we did it
CAITLIN FOORD
âą iâm better than him
KATIE MCCABE
âą katie mccard
âą swapping shirts 18+
HAYLEY RASO
âą long time, no see
âą donât touch her
GURO REITEN
âą jealousy, jealousy
MAPI LEON
âą tourgide I âą tourgide II
âą love story
âą unexpected 18+
âą catch me if you can 18+
PATRI GUIJARRO
âą what friends are for
ONA BATLLE
âą rumour has it
CLAUDIA PINA
âą pina colada
âą mi bebe
âą beach day
ALEXIA PUTELLAS
âą la reina
âą stop teasing me 18+
LAUREN HEMP
âą coming out I âą coming out II
ELISA DE ALMEIDA
âą celebrations 18+
âą pushing limits 18+
AITANA BONMATI
âą water fight
SAKINA KARCHAOUI
âą hugs and kisses
KIM LITTLE
âą secret family
âą just a baby
âą seven minutes in heaven 18+
IRENE PAREDES
âą catch me if you can 18+
âą sit back and relax 18+
JESSIE FLEMING
âą bad day
âą phobia
MILLIE BRIGHT
âą first time 18+
LEAH WILLIAMSON
âą you belong to me 18+
-> if you are unsure of what i will write or who i will write for, you can find my guidelines here.
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I need an awesome writter to make my daydream come true.. *peaks at you*
Very platonic..Alastor finding a child reader that somehow fell in hell , either were in heaven and followed the exorcist out or heaven made a mistake.
And we clingy af..you know like cats somehow LOVE people that don't like cats? Yea that's us with Alastor. He acts like he hates it cuz he has a réputation damn it ,but he feeds us , reads us stories , does our hair and gets caught , claimed he was making sure we didn't bring flees back in the hotel. So fucking smug when we throw a tantrum cuz we want Alastor and not anyone else to hold us
Lucifer arrives and he's a dad to charlie so..idk baby fever high af ? he totally spoils us rotten and tries to take us away (lowkey kidnaping us LOL). Feeds us snack and fightd with Alastor about our fzvorite food..we like all of it. Defently put us in a duck onesie.
Arts and craft time , we made a poor copy of Alastor's staff..and made round circles with permanent red marker on our cheeks
Ohhhhh, interesting XD welp enjoy!
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đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đ„đšđŻđđ đđđ„đ„. đđ đ°đđŹ đĄđąđŹ đ€đąđ§đ đđšđŠ đšđ đđĄđđšđŹ, đĄđąđŹ đŹđđđ đ đšđ đĄđšđ«đ«đšđ« đđ§đ đđđ„đąđ đĄđ. đđŻđđ«đČ đŹđđ«đđđŠ, đđŻđđ«đČ đ„đđźđ đĄ, đđŻđđ«đČ đđšđ«đđźđ«đđ đŹđšđ đ°đđŹ đŠđźđŹđąđ đđš đĄđąđŹ đđđ«đŹ. đđźđ đđĄđđ«đ đ°đđŹ đšđ§đ đđĄđąđ§đ đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđđŹđšđ„đźđđđ„đČ đđąđ đ§đšđ đ„đšđŻđâđđĄđąđ„đđ«đđ§.
đđĄđąđ„đđ«đđ§ đ°đđ«đ đŠđđŹđŹđČ, đ„đšđźđ, đŹđđąđđ€đČ, đđ§đ đđ„đđšđ đđđĄđđ« đđšđš đąđ§đ§đšđđđ§đ đđšđ« đĄđąđŹ đ„đąđ€đąđ§đ . đđš, đ°đĄđđ§ đĄđ đŹđđźđŠđđ„đđ đđđ«đšđŹđŹ đ đđąđ§đČ đđĄđąđ„đ đĄđźđđđ„đđ đ§đđđ« đđĄđ đđđŹđ đšđ đ đŹđŠđšđ„đđđ«đąđ§đ đđ„đąđđ, đĄđ đąđ§đąđđąđđ„đ„đČ đ©đ„đđ§đ§đđ đđš đąđ đ§đšđ«đ đČđšđź. đđźđ đđŹ đĄđ đ©đ«đđ©đđ«đđ đđš đ„đđđŻđ, đĄđ đ©đđźđŹđđ, đ§đšđđąđ§đ đđĄđ đ©đđđźđ„đąđđ« đ°đđČ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đ„đšđšđ€đąđ§đ đđ đĄđąđŠ. đđšđ đ°đąđđĄ đđđđ«, đ„đąđ€đ đŠđšđŹđ đŠđšđ«đđđ„đŹ đđąđ đ°đĄđđ§ đđđđđ đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđ đąđ§đđđŠđšđźđŹ đđđđąđš đđđŠđšđ§, đđźđ đ°đąđđĄ đŹđšđŠđđđĄđąđ§đ đđ„đŹđ đđ§đđąđ«đđ„đČ.
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đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđ«đšđ°đ§đđ. đđĄđąđŹ đ°đđŹđ§âđ đđČđ©đąđđđ„. đđĄđąđ„đđ«đđ§ đ°đĄđš đđ§đđđ đźđ© đąđ§ đđđ„đ„ đ°đđ«đ đźđŹđźđđ„đ„đČ đđ„đ«đđđđČ đđđŠđ§đđ, đđĄđđąđ« đŹđšđźđ„đŹ đŹđđđąđ§đđ đ°đąđđĄ đŹđąđ§. đđźđ đČđšđź? đđšđź đĄđđ đđĄđ đđđąđ§đ đ đ„đšđ° đšđ đŹđšđŠđđšđ§đ đźđ§đđšđźđđĄđđ đđČ đđđ„đ„âđŹ đđđ«đ€đ§đđŹđŹ.
âđđđ„đ„, đđĄđđâđŹ đźđ§đđšđ«đđźđ§đđđ,â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŹđđąđ đđĄđđđ«đąđ„đČ, đđźđ«đ§đąđ§đ đšđ§ đĄđąđŹ đĄđđđ„. âđđđŹđ đšđ đ„đźđđ€, đŠđČ đđđđ«! đđ«đČ đ§đšđ đđš đ đđ đđđđđ§!â
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đ«đšđŠ đđĄđ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ đČđšđź đ„đđđđĄđđ đšđ§đđš đđ„đđŹđđšđ«, đČđšđź đ«đđđźđŹđđ đđš đ„đđ đ đš. đđšđź đđšđ„đ„đšđ°đđ đĄđąđŠ đđŻđđ«đČđ°đĄđđ«đ, đđ«đđąđ„đąđ§đ đđđĄđąđ§đ đĄđąđŠ đ„đąđ€đ đ đ„đšđŹđ đ€đąđđđđ§. đđ đĄđ đđ«đąđđ đđš đŻđđ§đąđŹđĄ đąđ§đđš đđĄđ đŹđĄđđđšđ°đŹ, đČđšđź đŹđšđŠđđĄđšđ° đđšđźđ§đ đĄđąđŠ. đđ đĄđ đđ«đąđđ đđš đŹđđ§đ đČđšđź đđ°đđČ, đČđšđź đ«đđđźđ«đ§đđ đ°đąđđĄđąđ§ đŠđąđ§đźđđđŹ, đđšđŻđđ«đđ đąđ§ đđąđ«đ đđ§đ đŹđ§đąđđđ„đąđ§đ .
âđđĄđČ đđ«đ đČđšđź đŹđš đąđ§đŹđąđŹđđđ§đ đšđ§ đđšđđĄđđ«đąđ§đ đŠđ?â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đ đ«đšđ°đ„đđ đšđ§đ đđđČ, đđ±đđŹđ©đđ«đđđđ đđŹ đČđšđź đđ„đźđ§đ đđš đĄđąđŹ đđ«đŠ.
âđđšđźâđ«đ đ§đąđđ,â đČđšđź đŹđđąđ đŹđąđŠđ©đ„đČ, đđ„đąđ§đ€đąđ§đ đźđ© đđ đĄđąđŠ đ°đąđđĄ đ°đąđđ, đąđ§đ§đšđđđ§đ đđČđđŹ.
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đđźđ đ§đš đŠđđđđđ« đĄđšđ° đŠđźđđĄ đĄđ đ đ«đźđŠđđ„đđ đđ§đ đŹđ§đđđ«đđ, đĄđ đđšđźđ„đđ§âđ đȘđźđąđđ đđ«đąđ§đ đĄđąđŠđŹđđ„đ đđš đđđđ§đđšđ§ đČđšđź. đđ đđšđ„đ đĄđąđŠđŹđđ„đ đąđ đ°đđŹ đđđđđźđŹđ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đ°đđđ€ đđ§đ đĄđđ„đ©đ„đđŹđŹ, đđ§đ đąđ đ°đšđźđ„đđ§âđ đđš đđšđ« đŹđšđŠđđšđ§đ đđŹ đ©đ«đđŹđđąđ đąđšđźđŹ đđŹ đĄđąđŠ đđš đ„đđ đ đ°đđ§đđđ«đąđ§đ đđĄđąđ„đ đŹđźđ„đ„đČ đĄđąđŹ đ«đđ©đźđđđđąđšđ§ đđČ đđČđąđ§đ đšđ§ đĄđąđŹ đđšđšđ«đŹđđđ©. đđđŹ, đđĄđđ đ°đđŹ đđĄđ đ«đđđŹđšđ§.
đđ đ°đđŹ đ đŹđŠđđ„đ„ đđĄđąđ§đ , đ«đđđ„đ„đČâđŁđźđŹđ đ đđ«đąđđ đđ„đąđđ€đđ« đšđ đąđŠđ©đđđąđđ§đđâđđźđ đđ„đđŹđđšđ«'đŹ đ©đđđąđđ§đđ đ°đđŹ đ°đđđ«đąđ§đ đđĄđąđ§, đČđšđź đđšđ„đ„đšđ°đđ đĄđąđŠ đđ«đšđźđ§đ đ„đąđ€đ đ đŹđĄđđđšđ°.
đđ đđ«đąđđ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ . đđ đźđŹđđ đĄđąđŹ đ©đšđ°đđ«đŹ đđš đđđ„đđ©đšđ«đ. đđ đđŻđđ§ đđšđźđ§đ đ đđđ° đȘđźđąđđ đđšđ«đ§đđ«đŹ đšđ đđđ„đ„ đ°đĄđđ«đ đĄđ đđšđźđ„đ đđąđŹđđ©đ©đđđ« đąđ§đđš đđĄđ đŹđŠđšđ€đ đđ§đ đŠđąđ«đ«đšđ«đŹ đšđ đđĄđ đźđ§đđđ«đ°đšđ«đ„đâđŹ đŠđđ§đČ đđ°đąđŹđđđ đ©đđđĄđŹ. đđźđ đ§đš đŠđđđđđ« đ°đĄđđ, đČđšđź đđ„đ°đđČđŹ đŹđđđŠđđ đđš đđ đđĄđđ«đ đ°đĄđđ§ đĄđ đđźđ«đ§đđ đđ«đšđźđ§đ.
âđđšđ° đđš đČđšđź đ€đđđ© đđąđ§đđąđ§đ đŠđ?â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŠđźđđđđ«đđ đźđ§đđđ« đĄđąđŹ đđ«đđđđĄ đšđ§đ đđđđđ«đ§đšđšđ§, đđŹ đĄđ đđ±đąđđđ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đ đđšđ đ đČ đđ„đ„đđČ.
đđĄđđ«đ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ, đ°đđąđđąđ§đ đ©đđđąđđ§đđ„đČ đđČ đđĄđ đđ±đąđ, đŹđđąđ„đ„ đđ„đźđđđĄđąđ§đ đČđšđźđ« đ°đšđ«đ§ đđ„đđ§đ€đđ đđ§đ đ„đšđšđ€đąđ§đ đźđ© đđ đĄđąđŠ đ°đąđđĄ đČđšđźđ« đđąđ , đđ«đźđŹđđąđ§đ đđČđđŹ.
đđšđź đŹđąđŠđ©đ„đČ đŹđŠđąđ„đđ đđ§đ đŹđĄđ«đźđ đ đđ. âđ đđđ§ đđ„đ°đđČđŹ đđđ„đ„ đ°đĄđđ§ đČđšđźâđ«đ đ§đđđ«.â đČđšđź đŹđđąđ đ°đąđđĄ đ đ đąđ đ đ„đ.
đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđđ„đ đ đđ„đąđđ€đđ« đšđ đđ«đźđŹđđ«đđđąđšđ§. đđĄđąđŹ đđĄđąđ„đ, đĄđ đđĄđšđźđ đĄđ, đ©đđđąđ§đ đŹđ„đšđ°đ„đČ. đđšđ° đđšđđŹ đĄđ đđš đąđ? đđ đ°đđŹđ§âđ đđŹ đđĄđšđźđ đĄ đĄđ đ°đđŹ đŹđšđŠđ đđđŹđČ đđđ«đ đđ đđš đđšđ„đ„đšđ°. đđ đ°đđŹ đđĄđ đđđđąđš đđđŠđšđ§! đđąđŹ đ«đđ©đźđđđđąđšđ§ đ°đđŹ đ„đđ đđ§đđđ«đČ. đđ đđšđźđ„đđ§âđ đŁđźđŹđ đđ đđšđźđ§đ đ„đąđ€đ đŹđšđŠđ đđšđŠđŠđšđ§ đąđŠđ©.
đđ§đ đČđđ, đđĄđđ«đ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ, đŹđđźđđđšđ«đ§đ„đČ đđšđ„đ„đšđ°đąđ§đ đĄđąđŠ đđŻđđ§ đ°đĄđđ§ đĄđ đđšđźđ„đđ§âđ đźđ§đđđ«đŹđđđ§đ đĄđšđ°.
âđđšđ§âđ đČđšđź đĄđđŻđ đđ§đČđ°đĄđđ«đ đđ„đŹđ đđš đđ?â đĄđ đđąđ§đđ„đ„đČ đđŹđ€đđ, đđĄđ đȘđźđđŹđđąđšđ§ đđšđŠđąđ§đ đšđźđ đŹđĄđđ«đ©đđ« đđĄđđ§ đĄđ đąđ§đđđ§đđđ.
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âđđĄđđ đđ«đ đČđšđź đđšđąđ§đ ?â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđŹđ€đđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đŹđźđđđđ§đ„đČ đđ±đđŹđ©đđ«đđđđ.
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đđđ đ đąđ, đĄđšđ°đđŻđđ«, đ°đđŹ đ„đđŹđŹ đđĄđ«đąđ„đ„đđ. đđđ« đđ«đšđ° đđźđ«đ«đšđ°đđ đąđ§ đŹđźđŹđ©đąđđąđšđ§, đđ§đ đŹđĄđ đđ«đšđŹđŹđđ đĄđđ« đđ«đŠđŹ. âđđ„đđŹđđšđ«, đ°đĄđđâđŹ đ đšđąđ§đ đšđ§ đĄđđ«đ? đđĄđđ«đ đđąđ đČđšđź đđąđ§đ đđĄđąđŹ đ€đąđ? đđ«đ đČđšđź đ€đąđđ§đđ©đ©đąđ§đ đĄđąđŠ?â đŹđĄđ đđŹđ€đđ, đĄđđ« đŻđšđąđđ đ„đđđđ đ°đąđđĄ đđšđźđđ. đđĄđ đđšđšđ€ đ đŹđđđ© đđšđ«đ°đđ«đ, đĄđđ« đ đđłđ đ§đđŻđđ« đ„đđđŻđąđ§đ đČđšđź.
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đđšđź đđ„đąđ§đ€đđ đđ đđąđ§, đČđšđźđ« đđđđ« đđđ«đŹ đđ„đąđđ€đąđ§đ đđ đđĄđ đŠđđ§đđąđšđ§ đšđ đČđšđźđ« đšđđ đđđđđźđ«đđŹ, đđźđ đČđšđź đđąđđ§âđ đŹđđČ đđ§đČđđĄđąđ§đ . đđšđź đ°đđ«đ đźđŹđđ đđš đ©đđšđ©đ„đ đđđąđ§đ đđšđ§đđźđŹđđ.
đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đ«đđŠđđąđ§đđ đźđ§đđđłđđ, đĄđąđŹ đŹđĄđđ«đ© đđČđđŹ đ đ„đđ§đđąđ§đ đđ đđ§đ đđ„ đđźđŹđ. âđ đđ„đŹđš đđšđ§'đ," đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŹđđąđ đđŹ đĄđ đ„đšđšđ€đđ đđšđ°đ§ đđ đČđšđź.
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đđĄđ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ đČđšđź đđ«đ«đąđŻđđ đđ đđĄđ đĄđšđđđ„, đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đĄđđ đŠđđđ đŹđźđ«đ đđš đđ§đŹđźđ«đ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đŹđđđ đđ§đ đđšđŠđđšđ«đđđđ„đ. đđ đŠđđđ đŹđźđ«đ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đ°đđ„đ„-đđđ, đĄđđ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đČđšđź đ§đđđđđ, đđ§đ đđĄđđ đ§đšđđĄđąđ§đ đąđ§ đđĄđ đĄđšđđđ„ đđšđźđ„đ đĄđźđ«đ đČđšđź. đđĄđąđ„đ đđŻđđ«đČđšđ§đ đđ„đŹđ đ°đđŹ đŹđđąđ„đ„ đđąđ đźđ«đąđ§đ đšđźđ đ°đĄđš đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ, đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đĄđđ đđ„đ«đđđđČ đđđ đźđ§ đđ«đđđđąđ§đ đČđšđź đ„đąđ€đ đ đđĄđąđ„đ đšđ đĄđąđŹ đšđ°đ§âđ đ«đđŹđ©đšđ§đŹđąđđąđ„đąđđČ đĄđ đ§đđŻđđ« đđ±đ©đđđđđ đđš đđđ€đ đšđ§, đđźđ đšđ§đ đĄđ đđąđ đ°đąđ„đ„đąđ§đ đ„đČ, đđ§đ đȘđźđąđđ đđđ đđ«đ„đČ.
đđ đđšđšđ€ đąđ đźđ©đšđ§ đĄđąđŠđŹđđ„đ đđš đ€đđđ© đČđšđź đđ„đšđŹđ, đŠđđ€đąđ§đ đŹđźđ«đ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đđ„đ°đđČđŹ đ°đąđđĄđąđ§ đ«đđđđĄ. đđĄđąđ„đ đČđšđź đ©đ„đđČđđ, đĄđ đ°đđđđĄđđ, đ«đđđđČ đđš đąđ§đđđ«đŻđđ§đ đąđ đđ§đČđđĄđąđ§đ đ°đđ§đ đđ°đ«đČ. đđ đđ§đČđšđ§đ đŠđđđ đđĄđ đŠđąđŹđđđ€đ đšđ đđĄđąđ§đ€đąđ§đ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đđ§đČđđĄđąđ§đ đ„đđŹđŹ đđĄđđ§ đŹđđđ đąđ§ đĄđąđŹ đđđ«đ, đđĄđđČ đ°đšđźđ„đ đȘđźđąđđ€đ„đČ đđąđ§đ đšđźđ đĄđšđ° đ°đ«đšđ§đ đđĄđđČ đ°đđ«đ.
đđĄđđ«đ„đąđ, đđšđ« đĄđđ« đ©đđ«đ, đŹđ©đđ§đ đŠđšđŹđ đšđ đĄđđ« đđąđŠđ đđšđđąđ§đ đšđ§ đČđšđź, đđ±đđąđđđđ„đČ đ©đźđ„đ„đąđ§đ đšđźđ đđ«đ đŹđźđ©đ©đ„đąđđŹ đđ§đ đŹđđđđąđ§đ đČđšđź đźđ© đ°đąđđĄ đ©đđ©đđ« đđ§đ đđ«đđČđšđ§đŹ đđš đ€đđđ© đČđšđź đđ§đđđ«đđđąđ§đđ. đđšđź đ°đšđźđ„đ đŹđąđ đ°đąđđĄ đĄđđ« đąđ§ đđĄđ đ„đšđđđČ, đđ«đđ°đąđ§đ đ„đąđđđ„đ đ©đąđđđźđ«đđŹ đšđ đ°đĄđđ đČđšđź đŹđđ° đđ«đšđźđ§đ đđĄđ đĄđšđđđ„ đšđ« đŁđźđŹđ đŹđđ«đąđđđ„đąđ§đ đąđ§ đ đ°đđČ đđĄđđ đ°đđŹ đđšđŠđ©đ„đđđđ„đČ đČđšđźđ«đŹ.
đđĄđ đđ°đš đšđ đČđšđź đŹđ©đđ§đ đĄđšđźđ«đŹ đąđ§ đđĄđ đ„đšđđđČ đ„đąđ€đ đđĄđđ, đĄđđ« đ„đđźđ đĄđąđ§đ đđŹ đČđšđź đđ«đđ° đ©đąđđđźđ«đđŹ đšđ đđźđđ€đŹ, đđ§đ đČđšđź đŹđĄđđ«đąđ§đ đČđšđźđ« đšđđđđŹđąđšđ§đđ„ đ đąđ đ đ„đđŹ đ°đĄđđ§đđŻđđ« đŹđĄđ đ©đ«đđąđŹđđ đČđšđźđ« đđ«đđ°đšđ«đ€. đđ đ°đđŹ đ đ§đąđđ đ«đšđźđđąđ§đ, đđ§đ đČđšđź đđąđđ§âđ đŠđąđ§đ đąđ đšđ§đ đđąđ. đđšđź đ°đđ«đ đĄđđ©đ©đČ đđš đđ đđ«đšđźđ§đ đ©đđšđ©đ„đ đ°đĄđš đđđđđ©đđđ đČđšđź đ°đąđđĄđšđźđ đȘđźđđŹđđąđšđ§đŹ, đđŹđ©đđđąđđ„đ„đČ đđĄđđ«đ„đąđ.
đđźđ đđšđđđČ, đđŹ đČđšđź đđšđ§đđđ§đđ«đđđđ đšđ§ đđĄđ đ©đđ đ đąđ§ đđ«đšđ§đ đšđ đČđšđź, đđĄđđ«đ„đąđâđŹ đŠđąđ§đ đ°đđ§đđđ«đđ. đđĄđ đĄđđ đđđđ§ đŠđđđ§đąđ§đ đđš đđŹđ€ đČđšđź đŹđšđŠđđđĄđąđ§đ , đđźđ đđĄđ đȘđźđđŹđđąđšđ§ đšđ§đ„đČ đ§đšđ° đđđ đđ§ đđš đđšđ«đŠ đąđ§ đĄđđ« đŠđąđ§đ. đđŹ đČđšđź đđšđ„đšđ«đđ đąđ§ đ đ©đąđđđźđ«đ đšđ đđ„đđŹđđšđ«âđđ«đđ°đąđ§đ đĄđąđŹ đźđŹđźđđ„ đđąđ đŹđŠđąđ„đ đ°đąđđĄ đČđšđźđ« đ„đąđđđ„đ đđ«đđČđšđ§đŹâđđĄđđ«đ„đąđ đĄđđŹđąđđđđđ đđšđ« đ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ.
"đđđČ," đŹđĄđ đŹđđąđ, đĄđđ« đŻđšđąđđ đ đ„đąđđđ„đ đŹđšđđđđ« đđĄđđ§ đźđŹđźđđ„. "đđ'đŻđ đđ„đ„ đđđđ§ đđđ„đ„đąđ§đ đČđšđź... đ°đđ„đ„, 'đ€đąđ', đđźđ... đźđŠ..." đđĄđ đĄđđŹđąđđđđđ, đđ°đąđđđ„đąđ§đ đĄđđ« đđąđ§đ đđ«đŹ. "đđ đ§đđŻđđ« đđđđźđđ„đ„đČ đđŹđ€đđ đČđšđźđ« đ§đđŠđ, đđąđ đ°đ?"
đđšđź đđ„đąđ§đ€đđ đźđ© đđ đĄđđ« đđ§đ đ©đđźđŹđđ, đČđšđźđ« đđ«đđČđšđ§đŹ đŹđđąđ„đ„ đąđ§ đČđšđźđ« đĄđđ§đđŹ. đđ đ°đđŹ đđĄđ đđąđ«đŹđ đđąđŠđ đŹđšđŠđđšđ§đ đĄđđ đđąđ«đđđđ„đČ đđŹđ€đđ đČđšđź đđĄđđ đȘđźđđŹđđąđšđ§ đŹđąđ§đđ đČđšđź đđ«đ«đąđŻđđ, đđ§đ đČđšđź đŹđŠđąđ„đđ, đ đ„đąđđđ„đ đŠđšđ«đ đŹđĄđČ đđĄđđ§ đđđđšđ«đ. "đđĄ, đąđâđŹ đ/đ§," đČđšđź đ«đđ©đ„đąđđ đŹđąđŠđ©đ„đČ, đČđšđźđ« đŻđšđąđđ đđ„đŠđšđŹđ đŠđźđŹđąđđđ„.
đđĄđđ«đ„đąđâđŹ đđČđđŹ đ°đąđđđ§đđ. âđ/đ§?â đŹđĄđ đ«đđ©đđđđđ. "đđĄ, đ đ„đąđ€đ đđĄđđ đ§đđŠđ!"
đđ đđĄđ đđđđ„đ đ§đđđ«đđČ, đđ§đ đđ„ đđźđŹđ, đ°đĄđš đĄđđ đđđđ§ đŠđąđ§đđ„đđŹđŹđ„đČ đŹđđ«đšđ„đ„đąđ§đ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đĄđąđŹ đ©đĄđšđ§đ, đ«đđąđŹđđ đđ§ đđČđđđ«đšđ° đđ đĄđđđ«đąđ§đ đđĄđ đ§đđŠđ. đđ đ©đđźđŹđđ, đđđ©đ©đąđ§đ đĄđąđŹ đŹđđ«đđđ§ đđšđ« đ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ, đđđđšđ«đ đđźđ«đ§đąđ§đ đĄđąđŹ đđđđđ§đđąđšđ§ đđšđ°đđ«đ đČđšđź đđ§đ đđŹđ€đąđ§đ , "đđđąđ, đČđšđź đŹđđąđ đČđšđźđ« đ§đđŠđ đ°đđŹ đ/đ§... đđźđ đđĄđđ đŹđšđźđ§đđŹ đ€đąđ§đđ... đđđŠđąđ§đąđ§đ. đđĄđđ'đŹ đźđ© đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđđ?"
đ/đ§âđŹ đđČđđŹ đđ„đąđđ€đđ đđšđ°đđ«đ đĄđąđŠ, đđĄđ đđšđ«đ§đđ«đŹ đšđ đĄđđ« đŠđšđźđđĄ đđ°đąđđđĄđąđ§đ đąđ§ đđĄđ đđđąđ§đđđŹđ đšđ đŹđŠđąđ„đđŹ. "đâđŠ đ đŹđĄđ," đČđšđź đŹđđđđđ đŠđđđđđ«-đšđ-đđđđđ„đČ, đČđšđźđ« đŻđšđąđđ đđšđ§đđąđđđ§đ đČđđ đŹđšđđ.
đđŻđđ«đČđšđ§đ đąđ§ đđĄđ đ«đšđšđŠ đđ«đšđłđ đđšđ« đ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ, đđĄđđąđ« đđČđđŹ đ°đąđđđ§đąđ§đ đąđ§ đŹđźđ«đ©đ«đąđŹđ. đđĄđ đŹđźđđđđ§ đ«đđŻđđ„đđđąđšđ§ đ„đđđ đđŻđđ«đČđšđ§đ đŠđšđŠđđ§đđđ«đąđ„đČ đŹđ©đđđđĄđ„đđŹđŹ.
đđđ đ đąđ, đ°đĄđš đĄđđ đđđđ§ đ€đđđ©đąđ§đ đ đđđ«đđđźđ„ đđČđ đšđ§ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đđŹ đźđŹđźđđ„, đđšđźđ„đđ§âđ đĄđđ„đ© đđźđ đŹđđđ«đ đđ đđ„đđŹđđšđ«. âđđšđźâđŻđ đđđđ§ đđđ„đ„đąđ§đ đĄđđ« đ âđĄđâ đđĄđąđŹ đ°đĄđšđ„đ đđąđŠđ, đđ§đ đČđšđź đđąđđ§âđ đđŻđđ§ đ€đ§đšđ°?â đŹïżœïżœïżœïżœđ đđŹđ€đđ, đĄđđ« đŻđšđąđđ đ„đđđđ đ°đąđđĄ đđąđŹđđđ„đąđđ.
đđ„đđŹđđšđ«, đ°đĄđš đĄđđ đđđđ§ đđđ„đŠđ„đČ đšđđŹđđ«đŻđąđ§đ đđĄđ đđ§đđąđ«đ đđ±đđĄđđ§đ đ, đđąđđ§'đ đđ„đąđ§đđĄ. đđ đ„đšđšđ€đđ đđ đĄđđ« đđšđ« đ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ, đĄđąđŹ đŹđŠđąđ„đ đŹđđąđ„đ„ đđąđ«đŠđ„đČ đąđ§ đ©đ„đđđ. âđđĄđ đŁđźđŹđ đđšđ„đ„đšđ°đđ đŠđ đĄđđ«đ,â đĄđ đŹđđąđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đđšđšđ„ đđ§đ đŹđŠđšđšđđĄ. âđđ§đ đ đđŹđŹđźđŠđđ đŹđĄđ đ°đđŹ đ đđšđČ. đđ đđąđđ§âđ đŹđđđŠ đąđŠđ©đšđ«đđđ§đ đđš đđŹđ€.â
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đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđđźđ đĄđ đČđšđźđ« đ đđłđ đđšđ« đ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ, đ đȘđźđąđđ đźđ§đđđ«đŹđđđ§đđąđ§đ đ©đđŹđŹđąđ§đ đđđđ°đđđ§ đđĄđ đđ°đš đšđ đČđšđź. đđ đ°đđŹ đ«đđŹđ©đšđ§đŹđąđđ„đ đđšđ« đČđšđź đ§đšđ°, đđ§đ đĄđ đ°đšđźđ„đđ§âđ đ„đđ đđ§đČđđĄđąđ§đ đĄđđ©đ©đđ§ đđš đČđšđźâđ§đšđ đ°đĄđąđ„đ đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đąđ§ đĄđąđŹ đđđ«đ. đđš đŠđđđđđ« đ°đĄđđ đđ§đČđšđ§đ đđĄđšđźđ đĄđ, đČđšđź đ°đđ«đ đĄđąđŹ đ«đđŹđ©đšđ§đŹđąđđąđ„đąđđČ.
đđ§đ đđĄđđ đ°đđŹ đŹđšđŠđđđĄđąđ§đ đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđšđšđ€ đŻđđ«đČ đŹđđ«đąđšđźđŹđ„đČ.
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âđđđ?â đŹđĄđ đŹđđąđ đđŹ đŹđĄđ đ°đđ§đ đđš đĄđąđŠ.
đđźđđąđđđ« đŹđŠđąđ„đđ. âđđĄđđ«đ„đąđ, đŠđČ đđđđ«! đđšđ°âđŹ đŠđČ đđđŻđšđ«đąđđ đ„đąđđđ„đ đ đąđ«đ„?â đĄđ đŹđđąđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đđźđ„đ„ đšđ đ°đđ«đŠđđĄ đđ§đ đđđđđđđąđšđ§.
đđĄđđ«đ„đąđ đđĄđźđđ€đ„đđ, đđĄđ đ„đšđŻđ đđ§đ đđđšđ«đđđąđšđ§ đĄđ đŹđĄđšđ°đđ đĄđđ« đ°đđ«đ đźđ§đđđ§đąđđđ„đ, đđ§đ đąđ đ°đđŹ đđ„đđđ« đđĄđđ đđźđđąđđđ« đ°đđŹ đđŻđđ«đČ đđąđ đđĄđ đđšđđąđ§đ đđđđĄđđ«. đđ đĄđđ đđ§ đđ„đŠđšđŹđ đđĄđąđ„đđ„đąđ€đ đđ§đđ«đ đČ. đđ đ°đđŹ đ©đ„đđČđđźđ„, đđ§đđ«đ đđđąđ, đđ§đ đĄđđ đ đ°đđČ đšđ đŠđđ€đąđ§đ đ©đđšđ©đ„đ đđđđ„ đđ đđđŹđ đđ«đšđźđ§đ đĄđąđŠ.
đđ„đđŹđđšđ«, đ°đĄđš đĄđđ đđđđ§ đȘđźđąđđđ„đČ đšđđŹđđ«đŻđąđ§đ đđ«đšđŠ đ đđąđŹđđđ§đđ, đđšđźđ„đđ§'đ đĄđđ„đ© đđźđ đđđđ„ đĄđąđŹ đđČđ đđ°đąđđđĄ đđ đđĄđ đŹđąđ đĄđ. đđ đ°đđŹđ§âđ đđĄđ đđđđĄđđ«-đđđźđ đĄđđđ« đ«đđźđ§đąđšđ§ đđĄđđ đđšđđĄđđ«đđ đĄđąđŠâđ§đš, đąđ đ°đđŹ đđĄđ đ°đđČ đđźđđąđđđ« đđđ«đ«đąđđ đĄđąđŠđŹđđ„đ. đđĄđ đŠđđ§ đ°đđŹ đđšđš đđđ«đđđ«đđ, đđšđš đšđđ§đšđ±đąđšđźđŹđ„đČ đđźđ„đ„ đšđ đ„đąđđ, đđ§đ đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđđŹđ©đąđŹđđ đąđ.
đđđąđ„đ„, đĄđ đ©đ„đđŹđđđ«đđ đ đŹđŠđąđ„đ đšđ§ đĄđąđŹ đđđđ đđ§đ đđ©đ©đ«đšđđđĄđđ đđĄđ đđ°đš, đĄđąđŹ đŹđĄđđ«đ© đ đđłđ đđ„đąđđ€đąđ§đ đšđŻđđ« đđźđđąđđđ«âđŹ đđšđ«đŠ đđŹ đąđ đĄđ đ°đđ«đ đ đđźđ đšđ§ đđĄđ đđ„đšđšđ«. âđđĄ, đČđšđźđ« đĄđąđ đĄđ§đđŹđŹ,â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŹđđąđ đ°đąđđĄ đ đĄđšđ§đđČđđ đđšđ§đ, đĄđąđŹ đđČđđŹ đ§đđ«đ«đšđ°đąđ§đ đŁđźđŹđ đŹđ„đąđ đĄđđ„đČ. âđđĄđđ đ đŹđźđ«đ©đ«đąđŹđ đđš đŹđđ đČđšđź đĄđđ«đ.â
đđźđđąđđđ«âđŹ đđČđđŹ đ đ„đđđŠđđ đ°đąđđĄ đđ§đ§đšđČđđ§đđ. âđđĄ, đ§đšđ đČđšđź đđ đđąđ§,â đĄđ đ«đđŹđ©đšđ§đđđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đđ«đąđ©đ©đąđ§đ đ°đąđđĄ đŠđšđđ€ đŹđ°đđđđ§đđŹđŹ. âđđđ§ đČđšđź đŁđźđŹđ đđąđŹđđ©đ©đđđ«đđ đšđ« đŹđšđŠđđđĄđąđ§đ ?â đđ đđ«đšđŹđŹđđ đĄđąđŹ đđ«đŠđŹ, đđ„đđŹđđšđ«'đŹ đđđđđĄ đ đ«đšđźđ§đ đđšđ đđđĄđđ«, đđźđ đĄđ đđšđ«đđđ đ đŹđŠđąđ„đ.
âđđđ„đ„, đ đŠđźđŹđ đđđŠđąđ,â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŹđđąđ đ°đąđđĄ đ đŹđ„đąđ đĄđ đđąđ„đ đšđ đĄđąđŹ đĄđđđ, "đą đđ„đŹđš đđšđđŹđ§'đ đ°đđ§đ đđš đđ đąđ§ đĄđđ«, đ°đąđđĄ đČđšđź, đČđšđźđ« đĄđąđ đĄđ§đđŹđŹ.â đđąđŹ đ°đšđ«đđŹ đ°đđ«đ đ„đđđđ§ đ°đąđđĄ đŹđđ«đđđŹđŠ, đđźđ đđźđđąđđđ« đ°đđŹ đđšđš đđŠđźđŹđđ đđš đ§đšđđąđđ.
đđ đ°đđŹđ§âđ đ„đšđ§đ đđđđšđ«đ đČđšđź đđ§đđđ«đđ đđĄđ đ«đšđšđŠ, đČđšđźđ« đŹđŠđđ„đ„, đđđđ«-đ„đąđ€đ đđąđ đźđ«đ đŹđ„đąđ©đ©đąđ§đ đ©đđŹđ đđĄđ đđĄđ«đđŹđĄđšđ„đ đ°đąđđĄ đđźđ«đąđšđŹđąđđČ đŹđĄđąđ§đąđ§đ đąđ§ đČđšđźđ« đđČđđŹ. đđšđź đĄđđ đđđđ§ đȘđźđąđđđ„đČ đ°đđđđĄđąđ§đ đđĄđ đđ±đđĄđđ§đ đ đđ«đšđŠ đđĄđ đŹđąđđđ„đąđ§đđŹ, đđźđ đ§đšđ° đđĄđđ đđĄđ đđđđđ§đđąđšđ§ đ°đđŹ đŹđĄđąđđđąđ§đ đđšđ°đđ«đ đČđšđź, đČđšđź đđđ„đ đąđ đ°đđŹ đđĄđ đ«đąđ đĄđ đđąđŠđ đđš đąđ§đđ«đšđđźđđ đČđšđźđ«đŹđđ„đ.
âđđą,â đČđšđź đŹđđąđ đŹđĄđČđ„đČ, đČđšđźđ« đđđđ« đđđ«đŹ đđ°đąđđđĄđąđ§đ đđŹ đČđšđź đ„đšđšđ€đđ đźđ© đđ đđźđđąđđđ«. đđšđźđ« đđđąđ„ đđ„đąđđ€đđ đđđĄđąđ§đ đČđšđź, đźđ§đŹđźđ«đ đšđ đĄđšđ° đđš đđ©đ©đ«đšđđđĄ đŹđšđŠđđšđ§đ đŹđš... đđ«ïżœïżœđ đĄđ đąđ§ đ©đ«đđŹđđ§đđ.
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đđźđđąđđđ« đđĄđźđđ€đ„đđ, đđĄđ đŹđšđźđ§đ đ„đąđ đĄđ đđ§đ đŠđđ„đšđđąđ. âđ/đ§, đĄđŠđŠ? đđĄđđ đ đ„đšđŻđđ„đČ đ§đđŠđ đđšđ« đŹđźđđĄ đ đ„đšđŻđđ„đČ đđ«đđđđźđ«đ. đđšđź đŹđšđŠđđĄđšđ° đ«đđŠđąđ§đ đŠđ đŹđš đŠđźđđĄ đšđ đđĄđđ«đ„đąđ đ°đĄđđ§ đŹđĄđ đ°đđŹ đČđšđźđ§đ đđ«.â
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đđźđđąđđđ« đđĄđźđđ€đ„đđ đđ đđąđ§, đĄđąđŹ đđČđđŹ đđ„đąđđ€đąđ§đ đđđđ€ đđš đČđšđź. âđđđ„đ„, đ°đ đđđ§'đ đĄđđŻđ đđ§đšđźđ đĄ đšđ đđźđđđ§đđŹđŹ đąđ§ đđĄđąđŹ đ©đ„đđđ, đđđ§ đ°đ?â đĄđ đŹđđąđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đđĄđąđđ€ đ°đąđđĄ đđđđđđđąđšđ§.
đđ„đđŹđđšđ«âđŹ đđ±đ©đ«đđŹđŹđąđšđ§ đĄđđ«đđđ§đđ, đĄđąđŹ đŹđŠđąđ„đ đđźđ«đ§đąđ§đ đ đ„đąđđđ„đ đđšđ„đđđ«. đđ đ°đđŹ đ§đšđ đđŠđźđŹđđ đđČ đđĄđąđŹ. đđš đšđ§đ đđšđšđ€ đĄđąđŹ đ©đ„đđđ đđŹ đđĄđ đđđđĄđđ« đđąđ đźđ«đâđđŹđ©đđđąđđ„đ„đČ đ§đšđ đđźđđąđđđ«.
đđ„đđŹđđšđ«âđŹ đđČđđŹ đ§đđ«đ«đšđ°đđ, đ đđ„đąđđ€đđ« đšđ đąđ«đ«đąđđđđąđšđ§ đđ«đšđŹđŹđąđ§đ đĄđąđŹ đŹđĄđđ«đ© đđđđđźđ«đđŹ. đđ đđšđźđ„đđ§âđ đĄđđ„đ© đđźđ đđđđ„ đ đŹđđ§đŹđ đšđ đđšđŠđ©đđđąđđąđšđ§ đ§đšđ° đđĄđđ đđźđđąđđđ« đ°đđŹ đŹđĄđšđ°đąđ§đ đąđ§đđđ«đđŹđ đąđ§ đČđšđź, đđŹđ©đđđąđđ„đ„đČ đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđ đšđđŻđąđšđźđŹ đđđđĄđđ«đ„đČ đąđ§đŹđđąđ§đđđŹ đđźđđąđđđ« đ°đđŹ đđąđŹđ©đ„đđČđąđ§đ . đđšđ° đđđ«đ đĄđ? đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđĄđšđźđ đĄđ, đ đŹđ©đđ«đ€ đšđ đ©đšđŹđŹđđŹđŹđąđŻđđ§đđŹđŹ đđ«đđđ©đąđ§đ đąđ§đđš đĄđąđŹ đŠđąđ§đ.
"đđđ„đ„, đŹđąđ«," đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŹđđąđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đ„đđđđ đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđ đđđąđ§đđđŹđ đđąđđ, "đąđ đČđšđź'đ«đ đ đšđąđ§đ đđš đŹđ©đšđąđ„ đ/đ§, đ đŹđźđ©đ©đšđŹđ đ'đ„đ„ đĄđđŻđ đđš đŹđđđ© đźđ© đđŹ đ°đđ„đ„. đ đđĄđąđ„đ đ§đđđđŹ đŹđđđđąđ„đąđđČ, đđđđđ« đđ„đ„."
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đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đđđ„đ đĄđąđŹ đđ„đšđšđ đđšđąđ„. đđĄđ đđźđđđđąđđČ đšđ đđźđđąđđđ« đ°đđŹ đąđ§đđźđ«đąđđđąđ§đ . đđ đ€đ§đđ° đđ±đđđđ„đČ đ°đĄđđ đđĄđ đđđŻđąđ„ đ°đđŹ đđšđąđ§đ âđĄđ đ°đđŹ đ©đ„đđČđąđ§đ đ đ đđŠđ, đđ«đČđąđ§đ đđš đŹđđđđ„ đČđšđźđ« đđđđđ§đđąđšđ§ đđ§đ đđđ đ„đąđ€đ đđĄđ đŹđźđ©đđ«đąđšđ« đđđđĄđđ« đđąđ đźđ«đ, đŁđźđŹđ đđđđđźđŹđ đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đĄđđ đđđ€đđ§ đąđ đźđ©đšđ§ đĄđąđŠđŹđđ„đ đđš đđđ«đ đđšđ« đđĄđđ«đ„đąđ.
âđđŹ đđĄđđ đŹđš?â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŹđđąđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đ„đđđđ đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđąđ§đ„đČ đŻđđąđ„đđ đŹđđ«đđđŹđŠ. âđđđ„đ„, đ đŹđźđ©đ©đšđŹđ đ đđđ§âđ đ„đđ đŠđČ đ«đđŹđ©đšđ§đŹđąđđąđ„đąđđČ đđđ„đ„ đąđ§đđš đŹđšđŠđđšđ§đ đđ„đŹđâđŹ đĄđđ§đđŹ. đ đ°đšđźđ„đđ§âđ đ°đđ§đ đ/đ§ đđš đ đ«đšđ° đđšđš đđđđđđĄđđ đđš... đŹđšđŠđđšđ§đ đ°đĄđš đŠđąđ đĄđ đ„đđđŻđ đđĄđđŠ đ°đąđđĄ đ§đšđđĄđąđ§đ đđźđ đđąđŹđđ«đđđđąđšđ§đŹ.â
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đđĄđđ«đ„đąđ, đŹđđąđ„đ„ đąđ§ đđĄđ đŠđąđđđ„đ đšđ đđ„đ„ đđĄđąđŹ, đ đąđ đ đ„đđ đđ đĄđđ« đđđđĄđđ«âđŹ đđ§đđąđđŹ, đđźđ đČđšđź, đ/đ§, đ°đđ«đ đŹđđđ«đđąđ§đ đđš đđđđ„ đđĄđ đđđ§đŹđąđšđ§. đđšđź đ°đđ«đđ§âđ đŹđźđ«đ đ°đĄđđ đ°đđŹ đĄđđ©đ©đđ§đąđ§đ , đđźđ đąđ đđąđđ§âđ đŹđđđŠ đ„đąđ€đ đđ§đČđšđ§đ đ°đđŹ đ đđđđąđ§đ đđ„đšđ§đ . đđĄđ đđ°đš đŠđđ§ đ°đđ«đ đđąđ«đđ„đąđ§đ đđđđĄ đšđđĄđđ«, đđ§đ đČđšđź đđšđźđ§đ đČđšđźđ«đŹđđ„đ đđđźđ đĄđ đąđ§ đđĄđ đŠđąđđđ„đ đšđ đđĄđđąđ« đ«đąđŻđđ„đ«đČ.
đđźđđąđđđ« đ„đđđ§đđ đąđ§ đđ„đšđŹđđ« đđš đČđšđź, đąđ đ§đšđ«đąđ§đ đđ„đđŹđđšđ«âđŹ đ©đ«đđŹđđ§đđ đđšđŠđ©đ„đđđđ„đČ. âđđš, đ/đ§, đ°đĄđđ đđš đČđšđź đ„đąđ€đ đđš đđš? đđđČđđ đ°đ đđđ§ đ đš đšđźđ đđšđ« đŹđšđŠđ đąđđ đđ«đđđŠ đ„đđđđ«.â đđ đ đđŻđ đČđšđź đ đ°đąđ§đ€, đđĄđ đđĄđąđ„đđąđŹđĄ đ đ„đđđŠ đąđ§ đĄđąđŹ đđČđđŹ đŠđđ€đąđ§đ đĄđąđŠ đŹđđđŠ đđ„đŠđšđŹđ đđšđš đČđšđźđ§đ đđšđ« đĄđąđŹ đđ đ.
đđ„đđŹđđšđ«âđŹ đŁđđ° đđąđ đĄđđđ§đđ. đđĄđ đ„đđŹđ đđĄđąđ§đ đĄđ đ°đđ§đđđ đ°đđŹ đđšđ« đČđšđź đđš đ đđ đđšđš đđđđđđĄđđ đđš đđźđđąđđđ«. đđ đĄđđ đđ„đđąđŠđđ đđĄđ đ«đšđ„đ đšđ đČđšđźđ« đ©đ«đšđđđđđšđ«, đđ§đ đđźđđąđđđ«âđŹ đŹđźđđđđ§ đđ©đ©đđđ«đđ§đđ đđ§đ đšđŻđđ«đđđđ«đąđ§đ đđĄđđ«đŠ đ°đđ«đ đđĄđ«đđđđđ§đąđ§đ đđĄđđ.
âđđđ đđ«đđđŠ đŹđšđźđ§đđŹ đđđ„đąđ đĄđđđźđ„,â đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đŹđđąđ, đĄđąđŹ đŻđšđąđđ đŹđŠđšđšđđĄ, đđźđ đđĄđ đŹđźđđđ„đ đđĄđđ„đ„đđ§đ đ đąđ§ đĄđąđŹ đđšđ§đ đ°đđŹ đźđ§đđđ§đąđđđ„đ. âđđźđ đâđŠ đŹđźđ«đ đ/đ§ đ°đšđźđ„đ đ©đ«đđđđ« đŹđšđŠđ đđąđŠđ đ°đąđđĄ đŠđ. đđđđđ« đđ„đ„, đ đđŠ đđĄđ đšđ§đ đ°đĄđš đđ«đšđźđ đĄđ đđĄđđŠ đĄđđ«đ.â
đđĄđ đŹđđđ§đđšđđ đđđđ°đđđ§ đđĄđ đđ°đš đŠđđ§ đđšđ§đđąđ§đźđđ, đđđđĄ đŻđČđąđ§đ đđšđ« đČđšđźđ« đđđđđ§đđąđšđ§âđđ„đđŹđđšđ«, đđĄđ đđđđĄđđ«đ„đČ đđąđ đźđ«đ đ°đąđđĄ đĄđąđŹ đŹđđ§đŹđ đšđ đđšđ§đđ«đšđ„ đđ§đ đšđ«đđđ«, đđ§đ đđźđđąđđđ«, đđĄđ đđđ«đđđ«đđ, đ©đ„đđČđđźđ„ đđđđĄđđ« đ°đĄđš đ°đđ§đđđ đđš đŠđđ€đ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đ đ đđŠđ.
đđšđź đ đ„đđ§đđđ đđđđ€ đđ§đ đđšđ«đđĄ đđđđ°đđđ§ đđĄđđŠ, đđđđ„đąđ§đ đđĄđ đ°đđąđ đĄđ đšđ đđĄđđąđ« đ«đąđŻđđ„đ«đČ đ©đ«đđŹđŹđąđ§đ đđšđ°đ§ đšđ§ đČđšđźđ« đŹđĄđšđźđ„đđđ«đŹ. đđ đ°đđŹ đđ„đđđ« đđĄđđ đ°đĄđđđđŻđđ« đđĄđđąđ« đ©đđ«đŹđšđ§đđ„ đĄđąđŹđđšđ«đČ đ°đđŹ, đđĄđđČ đ°đđ«đđ§âđ đđđšđźđ đđš đ đđ đđ„đšđ§đ đđ§đČđđąđŠđ đŹđšđšđ§. đđ§đ đ§đšđ°, đąđ đŹđđđŠđđ đđĄđđ đČđšđź đĄđđ đđđđšđŠđ đđĄđ đ©đ«đąđłđ đąđ§ đđĄđđąđ« đšđ§đ đšđąđ§đ đ°đđ« đđšđ« đđšđŠđąđ§đđ§đđ.
đđĄđ đđđ§đŹđąđšđ§ đđ«đšđŠ đđźđđąđđđ«âđŹ đŻđąđŹđąđ đĄđđ đ„đđđ đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đąđ§ đ đđšđźđ„ đŠđšđšđ, đđźđ đĄđ đĄđąđ đąđ đ°đđ„đ„ đđđĄđąđ§đ đĄđąđŹ đđŻđđ«-đ©đ«đđŹđđ§đ đ đ«đąđ§. đđąđŹ đŹđĄđđ«đ© đŹđđđ©đŹ đđđĄđšđđ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đïżœïżœïżœđ đĄđđ„đ„đŹ đšđ đđĄđ đĄđšđđđ„ đđŹ đĄđ đŠđđđ đĄđąđŹ đ°đđČ đđš đČđšđźđ« đ«đšđšđŠ. đđ đ§đđđđđ đ đđąđŹđđ«đđđđąđšđ§âđ đŠđšđŠđđ§đ đđš đ«đđ đđąđ§ đĄđąđŹ đđšđŠđ©đšđŹđźđ«đâđđ§đ đŹđ©đđ§đđąđ§đ đđąđŠđ đ°đąđđĄ đČđšđź đŹđđđŠđđ đ„đąđ€đ đđĄđ đ©đđ«đđđđ đšđ©đ©đšđ«đđźđ§đąđđČ. đđđđđ« đđ„đ„, đđđŹđ©đąđđ đĄđąđŹ đ©đ«đąđđ€đ„đČ đđđŠđđđ§đšđ«, đđ„đđŹđđšđ« đ đđ§đźđąđ§đđ„đČ đđ§đŁđšđČđđ đČđšđźđ« đđšđŠđ©đđ§đČ đąđ§ đĄđąđŹ đšđ°đ§ đ©đđđźđ„đąđđ« đ°đđČ.
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