#just some rambling thoughts from the mouse on this random friday
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Kind of nsfw rambling thoughts in an ace way
Ok so, I'm very strongly ace, more recently aro as well and like, I'm the type to have an interest in terms stories and fictional characters. In terms of real life, I have found I love the idea of love and romance and physical relationships but can't stand actually engaging in it. Thereâs a number of reasons I won't go into because it's too personal, but for the most part, I've come to accept that it won't happen for me because. Well, I just don't ever really feel any kind of urges. I don't get all hot and bothered.
However.
For years I would sometimes, very randomly and with months if not years in between, get into a weird antsy mood. Kind of like when you have a craving for a specific type of food but have no idea what will satisfy it. It drove me crazy, made me truly wonder if it was some kind of manic episode. But I could ignore it or find other things to keep me busy and it would go away in a day or two.
Let's just say after some deep conversations with people about personal trauma and breaking a religious mindset and sensory issues and so on and so on, I've realized what it actually is.
And now I'm like, 'People feel this all the time??? This is normal?? Oh dear GOD' because it is so ANNOYING
I'm no innocent little uwu baby, I've read and seen plenty of stuff. But yeah, it still just baffles me, and I've been thinking about it the past few days.
Makes me want to actually write the stupidly steamy Shorby oneshots that make me go red in the face if I think about people reading them
#just some rambling thoughts from the mouse on this random friday#i think after my last disastrous dating attempt I'm also more on the lady side of bi??#who knows whats going on in this brain of mine#it's just soup
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Ghost
Summary: Do you remember the episode Demonology where we learned of Emilyâs past? What if I told you, you were apart of it. After years of silence on her end, you end up meeting her again.
Pairing: Emily Prentiss x Fem!Reader
Prompt: here
Warnings: Cursing | Sadness | Typos
Word Count:
Masterlist
An: Dedicated to my hundredth follower. Ahhhh I'm too hype about this! I also made a slight change to the prompt but everything else is the same :)Â Anon, I hope you enjoy.
Indignation
The screaming crawls up the walls of her oversized, child hood home to shake her ear drums. The thunder only adds fuel to the fire that is the rage possessed by both Prentissâ as they continue their screaming match.
âDonât you dare walk away when Iâm talking to you!â Elizabethâs voice matches the rain. The way she stomps behind her daughter looks almost comical.
âBack off mother.â She mumbles this more to herself than her mother.
She stops walking, planting her feet firmly on the Brazilian Chestnut flooring. âI will not ask you again.â She comes to a stop, takes a breath, and slowly turns to her mother. Not meeting her eyes, of course, because itâd hurt too much to see the hate in her eyes. âLook at me.â The mother growls. She slowly moves to meet her mothers eyes and finds nothing but rage there; energy matched to the thunder and rain outside. âYou will not see that-â The derogatory term gets caught up in her throat.
Taking a step towards the elder, âWhat?â Daring to ask the question to which she already knows the answer. âWhat do you want to say mother?â Her jaw tightens, a sign that Emily knows all too well. âSpit it out.â Its taking everything in her not to raise her voice again and spew the word out for her mother.
Elizabeth takes a breath of her own before replying. âYou are not to see that girl again or so help me, I will make sure she goes back to where she came from.â Before Emily could object, she speaks again. âThat is final Emily.â Her voice holds strong, and suddenly the storm ceases its assault.Â
All is quiet in the Prentiss house yet the tension remains; so thick that you could cut it with a knife.
Disregard
The next morning you arrive to school earlier than usual, but for good reason. Some random college hoodie wrapped loosely around your torso and a dainty neck tucked under it. Your school uniform has never fit you quite right because of how late in the year you transferred, you know...left overs. Phone is going absolutely crazy in your shirt pocket but now isn't the time, youâre looking for somebody. Youâre looking for her. Mr. Ricciâs voice can be heard on your left, telling a group of guys its time for class. Emily...where the hell are you?
As the day progresses you still see no sign of the brunette until now. âEmily!â Running up to her you deliver a swift punch to her shoulder. âWhere the hell have you been?â When her eyes meet yours they puffy, like sheâs been crying. âEm- I-â
âFirst of all, ouch. Secondly, I canât right now.â She turns to walk off with her lunch in hand, but you quickly pull her back by her elbow.
âYou âcanâtâ right now? What the hell is wrong with you?â Its taking everything in you not to become overtly emotional. âAnd where have you been?â
âY/n Iâm sorry but I really canât right now.â She pulls away from your grip. Leaving you more confused than before.
You scuff at her wording. âYou never calls me by my first name...â Its always been her thing, starting with a joke about how she has another friend by the same name as you so she had to call you something else. The next day was the same, avoiding you at all costs.
But it didnât stop there.
It felt as though you were left on a physical manifestation of âread.â Her name with the red heart emoji attached, did not pop up on your phone for what seemed to be months but in reality it had only been a few weeks. If she were to simply pick up the phone you would have been able to tell her about your unforeseen departure time. Due to sudden changes in international studies, you had to leave and the academy needed their student back. The one of which you exchange places with in January. Tears spring to your eyes at the thought of leaving. Not only are you leaving her, but also leaving this city you got to call home.
Sunny days always seem to appear at the wrong time, your departure day. Sheâs not here to see you off, hasnât been around for a while. Can you really blame her? She doesnât even know youâre leaving because she wont pick up the fucking phone. It doesnât matter anymore, your time is up and so is herâs. A line of black and white kittens sprint across the cobblestone streets and that right there is what makes you break down in tears. Seeing the delicate kittens run after a mouse while tripping over their own feet. Random yellow flowers peaking through the stone which youâve never known the actual name of. That one girl in Chem that would bake cookies for the class on Fridays. Your host dad taking you to his favorite cafĂ© that served an increasing number of Cuban smokers. Going to eat gelato after homeroom with that one guy who would always make Golden Girls references. Then there was Emily, the girl that gave you a dainty gold necklace for valentines day. The girl that got a random jock to stop harassing you. The person whose lap youâd lay in on Saturday mornings at the park, is the same person who randomly started to ignore you. Maybe you could have fixed things with her if you had more time. You were supposed  to have until June but suddenly everything shifted and all you were told is that you needed to come home, promptly. You couldnât wait for her any longer, not even sure why you thought sheâd come in the first place. Casting one last glance over your shoulder before stepping into the buzzing airport.
At least meet me half way.
Hereafter
"I donât think so.â You laugh at your friendâs proposition to set you up on a blind date. âI am absolutely content with the way I choose to live my life.â Shifting a bit on the new couch that hasnât been broken in, resulting in the stiff cushions.
He lets out this weird scuffing noise. âNo youâre not. Remember last weekend when we tried to pull an all-nighter but your sleep deprived brain betrayed you?â At your nonchalant shrug, he continues. âYou started rambling about just wanting to find some well educated, fun loving, female in this world full of bureaucratic straight men. Your words, not mine.â You throw a pillow at him but he swiftly doges it. âBut you couldnât have said it better.â These recent years have been a series of unfortunate dates that have ended in you lying about having to leave early for something.
âDonât you have a girlfriend you should be getting home to?â
âNot tonight, Iâm all yours. Apparently she has her knitting circle tonight.â
âThat's what you get for dating an older woman.âÂ
âIts a five year age difference! What is wrong with you people?â
You hold your hands up in defense. âNothing, as long as youâre both legal and sheâs good to you, its fine by me.â
âShut up!â He screeches. âOh shit, donât you have a meeting in the morning?â
âYes sir.â He stands to take your glasses and plates in the kitchen but you object. âLeave it,â At his confused expression, you continue. âCleaning helps me relax so I figured Iâll wake up early so I can do that and reduce my stress levels by at least ten percent.â
âDude, youâre seriously weird.â
âSay another bad thing about me and I'm sending you home.â
Throwing him a few pillows from the hallway closet and a comforter just for him to scream, âIts too hot in this cottage core apartment!â
Its not even cottage core themed?? Its just cozy with a plant or two. Am I expected to live in an ice cold home? I feel like heâs just saying this because Iâm gay.
Your prepared outfit hands on the back of your bedroom door, mocking you. Making you reconsider the entire thing and simply not go but it feels as though youâd regret it if you didnât. Maybe not, who knows?
And with that as your final though, you drift off to sleep.
You wake at the amazing time of 6 A.M to see your guest gone with a note on the couch:
I cleaned up the mess from last night and I also did the dishes in your sink. Not sure how u slept through all of that...I made a fruit salad for ur breakfast and a normal one for lunch.
Good luck with your meeting!
And one of those old fashioned emoticons at the bottom corner. Idiot.
You eat the food he left from the fridge, brush your teeth with the news playing in the background, and continue on with the normal morning routine.
Gathering your lunch and the little items you feel like youâd need, phone, charger, paper work, and keys; you know, the works. Finally heading out to your destination with nothing but ambition, you run into a slight problem.Â
Overlapping breakfast with an old friend of yours. âHey, babe, I am so sorr-â
âAbsolutely not, I donât want to hear your excuses.â The positive voice rings through the phone like velvet sheets after a cold shower. âYou missed our reservation!â Have to admit hearing them whine is pretty entertaining. âYou had one job. One!â You guys met some years ago over some random online forum, arguing over some random movie. You donât talk as much as youâd like but breakfast is always on the menu--mostly in February.
âQuick question, am I allowed to apologize?â
Thereâs a beat of silence on the other end, âYes you may, but only in fruit baskets and coffee.â
âI got you, next time though. Iâm on my way to something right now.â
âSomething...â In comes the teasing undertone. âDoes this âsomethingâ have a name?â
Bursting into a fit of laughter at what is implied and replying, âDefinitely not, its a work thing.â
âSpeaking of work, I have to go. Ciao!â
Just in time to end the call, you pull into the designated parking deck from the email. Going through all of the security procedures was hell but blatantly necessary; the rest was gravy. Floating through the rest of the building gave you a slightly stressful feel because of all the men walking around with perfect suits and casting no glances your direction. When the glass doors labeled BAU appear, you take a deep breath and walk in with confidence. Taking in the buzzing sound of agents at work all around you. Agent Hotcherâs office is glaringly obvious: higher up than the rest, perfect overview of the hive, and in direct eye sight of the entryway doors.
Delivering a swift knock to the office door you hear a faint invitation from the inside. Walking in with a smile and straight back you are greeted with a man in a dark navy blue suit and a stoic look to attached to him. It first starts with the small talk of your experience, early life, skill sets, and what not.
âAgent Hotchner, might I speak out of line for a moment.â He gives you a skeptical look before nodding. âI understand the nature of this meeting but I am not completely sure why it was conducted.â His furrowed brown is not a good sign, making you correct your structure a bit. âRight, well,â God his stare is fucking intense. âWhat I mean to ask is, why am I here?â
That was bold.
âAgent, are you not aware that this is a Career Analysis Assessment?â As it slowly sinks in an O-shape forms with your mouth. Now you feel like a complete idiot in front of this prestigious, tight suited, man. âYou were unaware? Its fine if you were,â You let out a sigh at the confirmation. âI have a tendency to write my emails with an excessive amount of four syllable words so one could see where the confusion originated.â You let out a nervous laugh at the realization that this is basically a job interview.
âI see that youâve spent time studying abroad.â Indicated by the recommendations from your Italian Psychology teacher. âWhy not join the CIA?â
âDare I say, they make me nervous?â He cracks a small, very subtle, smile at the admission.
âWhat made you want to leave Human Resources?â
âI got tired of analyzing decisions with nothing but dead bodies and messy crimes and having my primal focus be the agents and not the victims or perpetrators. Using what Iâve learned as material for agents in training when I could have prevented it from happening.â
âWell said, but I need to be completely transparent with you.â This canât be good. âI will admit that I have serious reservations about adding a Human Resources officer to my team.â
Shit let me stop him before this spirals. He thinks Iâm a spy. âSir, with all do respect, I have no intentions of being a bureaucratic spy. Iâd also like to point out that I wasnât that high on the HR totem pole to the point where I had an explicit say on what happens to agents, who is hire, fired, or how theyâre trained. I analyzed and compromised while expressing my findings to an unbiased extent. If I wanted to be a spy I would have joined the CIA.â Besides, Head Quarterâs is the one that does all of that internal investigation stuff, not HR.
He doesnât say anything or make any sudden movements for a good minute. I fucked up. That spy line was too far. âIâd like to offer you a position on this team, so long as you can start immediately.â
âYes, of course I can! I donât have much office supplies besides a pen or two and-â
âIts fine,â He stands from his seat and straightens the dark blazer. âIâll have one of my agents show you around.â
From across the bullpen you spot a familiar blonde. âOh my god!â The file in her hand falls to the floor. âIts you!â She practically squeals.
âPenelope, I didnât know you work here.â You give your old friend a tight, unapologetic hug. She said she worked as a tech analysis but you always assumed it was for an activism group or a tech firm, not the FBI out of all things. Despite having such interesting jobs, you never talk about work with each other. She knows you work for the government but not which. Although knowing how good she is at uncovering peopleâs secrets, thereâs a good chance she already knew you work for the FBI too.
âWhat are you doing here? Like physically here. I thought you were in Florida.â
âI have to get back, can you take care of Agent Y/L/N for me?â Hotchner says before rushing off without an answer.
And there she goes with the snooping. âActually, I left the Florida office and went to California.â
âOh.â Her face twists a bit. âAnd now youâre here?â
âI thought you were the woman behind the curtains, the all knowing.â
âAnd wonderful!â She points with her perfectly painted finger.
In comes a slim man with a messenger back, making a click in your mind. âNow where have I seen him before...â Turning slightly to follow his trail.
âThatâs our resident genius Dr. Spencer Reid.â
Unbelievable. âHeâs twelve.â The young agentâs head snaps toward you and Penelope, âDoes he have super human hearing too?â She introduces you to the Doctor who is, as expected, socially awkward in many ways. A man named David Rossi of whom youâve met at least once during a few Bureau seminars; last you heard he had rejoined the BAU after retirement. Jennifer Jareau is gorgeous with a nurturing nature about her, she immediately recognizes your name from exchanged paperwork but thatâs about it. The introductions are brief, everyone seems to be busy with their own things. âPenelope your team is kind of small.â You quietly mention to her.
âOh!â Guess the realization that two people are missing, finally clicks in her head. She starts walking in the direction of a staircase so you automatically follow her. âThis is Derek Morgan.â Standing in front of a round table is a tall man with a really toned body. âDerek, this is Agent Y/n L/n from Human Resources.â His eyebrow arches up in suspicion.
âOh no Iâm not here for anything bad, Iâve actual been transferred into the BAU. Working behind a desk and watching as others do the work I canât, wasnât working out for me.â Definitely wonât trust me until I save his life or something. âIâve heard of you, one of the Academy trainers has shown a few videos of you.â He smirks at the implied compliment and finally holds his hand out for you to shake.
âWhereâs...â Pen trails while looking around.
âOh sheâs getting coffee.â The darker man points behind himself.
âWhoâs getting coffee?â
Reconciliation
Maybe we wouldnât be so short handed if they sprung for better coffee. Emily thought to herself while stirring the flavorless, dark liquid. What if they attach a coffee shop to the building? Imagine how much money the shop would make off of overworked agents. But then I feel like weâd start developing a true addiction to this stuff. Her thoughts are interrupted by the approach of foot steps. She meets Derekâs figure and smiles at the resident goofball of the BAU. Followed by Penelopeâs pink centralized outfit with feathers. Then thereâs you, just as beautiful as the last time you saw each other. If not more. Your hair shines amongst the florescent lights, paired with the perfectly tailored outfit and jewelry. The same eyes that would brighten her day as they met. An almost unnoticeable bounce in you walk, same as it were years ago. As you step towards her there is a flash of gold on your wrist that sends a ping to Emilyâs heart, its the necklace I gave you in high school.
Intersect
You would have know about Emilyâs transfer here from a few years ago, had her paperwork gone through the HR department but apparently it went straight to the top because this is definitely a surprise. Once you realize its actually her you stop dead in your tracks. Canât be.
âY/n,â She stutters out your name in disbelief. âWhat are you doing here?â
âEmily, I work here.â Ripping the band-aid off like this is an every day encounter; seeing your unofficial ex who you were never actually with in the first place but had the same characteristics as a high school couple. Yeah...that.
She also blurted out a âno you donâtâ before Garcia interrupted. âHow do you two know each other?â
You both snapped your heads to her simultaneously. âWe donât.â Also said that part at the same time.
âRight.â She drags. âIâm sensing some unresolved tension...â
âWhat are-â Em tries to object.
âSo weâre going to go.â The tech analysis grabs the sleeve of the darker man and practically sprints off in the opposite direction. Morgan having a dumbfounded look on his face.
It feels like youâre at a stalemate, who will make the first move. What will the emotions be? Are they going to fly? Because Iâd like to throw a few verbal punches her way. Who does that to someone? I thought I was over it but clearly the wound is still open. Great now watch her blame me for X, Y, and Z,
âIâve missed you.â She barely whispers, sounding a bit broken yet insincere. Its like sheâs detaching herself from the narrative. So unexpected that you almost think youâre imagining this. Why would she say that? This is not the Emily you remember.
Anger bubbles up in your throat ready to unleash upon her entirety. Instead of bursting into flames right on the spot, in the middle of your new place of employment you take a deep breath. Words of disbelief dance on your lips before speaking. âYou did not.â She tilts her head like a curious puppy. Who am I even talking to?
âWhat do you mean?â And just like that sheâs whisked away by a guy in a suit of whom you do not recognize. Your jaw clinches in a desperate attempt to keep your cool, wondering what the hell is going on.
Realization
Besides the surprise of seeing Emily, your first day went great. Everyone kept checking up on you and you couldnât tell if it was because they were trying to be friendly, excited to have a new teammate, or nervous of your background. âShe used to work for the FBI Human Resources Branch.â You heard the skinny one tell Morgan when they thought you werenât listening.
JJ and Penelope invited you out for drinks but all you really wanted to do was lay in your bed with a face mask and a bag of chips. Waving a farewell to the blonde women and head to your car, but a few feet away you feel a presence. You quickly loop around in search of the energy with your hand on the top of your gun. âWoah woah.â Emily holds her hands up in surrender.
At the realization of who it is you take a breath and clip your gun back in place. You give her a âwhat the hell lookâ before straightening your outfit.
âWere you going to shoot me?â
Sheâs met with wide eyes from your end. âMaybe?! Who sneaks up on someone with a gun?â
âI didnât âsneakâ up on you.â
âEmily, you wear all black and walk like a feather. What were you expecting?â The buried anger is starting showing through.
âOkay,â She does a weird hand movement that kind of looks like sheâs trying to calm you down. âIâm sorry. I just thought we could talk.â
âTalk...â Youâre not really following.
âYes, Iâd like to talk.â
âEmily what are you asking? Iâm lost.â
She take a moment to figure it out before answering. âFor a second chance, Iâm asking for another shot.â
You uncross your arms at the admission, letting them lazily fall beside you. âEm- I-â She canât be asking what I think she is. âIts been years. More than a decade has passed since-â The words suddenly die on your lips
âI know,â And it looks like thereâs a slight glimmer in her eyes, implying the presence of suppressed tears. âIâd just like to explain.â
âExplain?â You bite, tasting the bitter flavor of annoyance.
âYes, I at least owe you that.â
And thatâs how you ended up here, with her. In a cozy, minimalistic loft at nine in the afternoon with a coffee table separating the two of you.
âIâm sorry.â Was the first thing to break the silence, and this time it actually sounded sincere. âIf I could have explained everything to you back then, I would have.â
You lean forward, closer to her and push the rather large vase off to the side so she has to be vulnerable with you. Nothing to help her hide from herself. At her confused face you lean back in your seat and nod for her to continue.
âMy mother was always a difficult woman and although she has gotten better over the years, things were at their worst when she found out how much time I had been spending with you.â The brunette takes a minute before admitting the next part. âShe was responsible for your early departure. I tried to stop her, give you more time but sheâs relentless.â She waits for your reaction but when met with nothing, she continues. âShe threatened me by putting our connection on the line, which in retrospect I now realize was impossible to save. She had already made calls to get you out of the country by the time I could sever what we had. I never wanted to hurt you or end what we shared.â
âAnd what did we share, Emily?â
Her tongue darts from between her lips, doing that weird little biting thing sheâs always done since weâve known each other. It sparks something in you that you haven't felt in a while. âI think you know. The fact that you still wear the necklace I gave you, bracelet, means you never really forgot.â
âI liked it where I could see it, but Em you could have called, texted even.âÂ
âI couldnât I was scared. Then after you left I started to distance myself from everyone and everything was really going downhill.â
âHow so?â
âI got mixed up with peer pressure and boys.â This doesnât sound good. âAt one point I did anything I could to fit in.â
âWhat does that mean?â Thereâs a moment when a tear wells up on one of her eyes, but not dropping. âYou donât have to tell me if you donât want to.â
âI-â She tries to speak but nothing comes out. âI couldnât tell my mother and the church wasnât happy with my actions.â It suddenly dawns on you, like a smack in the face. You want to make her stop and just hold her but this needs to come out. âI couldnât call you because it would hurt too much. I hated myself at that moment more than I ever have.â
âAnd you havenât dated since?â
She sniffles and lets out a little laugh at that. âGod no, Iâve dated people but I haven't dated another female since. It felt wrong, like I was replacing you or something.â
âYou owe me nothing. You were just trying to protect me and I see that now.â
âI knew better, its been so long and when I heard you joined the academy I-â
âWait, you knew and didnât say anything?â
âY/n I couldnât bring myself to do anything other that attempt to move on.â Silence fills the room and its not the comforting kind. Its the tense, I need to do something, kind.
âDo you feel anything?â You dare to ask.
âWhat do you mean?â
âYou know what I mean. Were your feelings lost in transit?â
âThey froze the day you left, and thawed the day I saw you again. Today.â
âSo its not over.â
She appears to contemplate your statement. âNo, its not over. We have a chance to start over.â
What now?
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