#majority of the bookmarks were blank or very nice. but those few that are like 'this is good but i hate this part of it'
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are you guys aware that when you bookmark a fic on ao3, the author can see what you bookmark it as?? if you wouldn't put it in the comments, don't put it in the bookmark. authors don't want to know what you rate their fic out of ten. they do not want unasked for criticism. have some common sense and basic decency for the love of god.
#it's funny bc this is ab my old ao3 account#i didn't want to be associated with those fics anymore but i didn't want to delete them either#because to this day people are still leaving kudos and commenting that they're rereading them#so i changed the user and abandoned it#so yes i think my old fics from years ago are embarassing and bad#majority of the bookmarks were blank or very nice. but those few that are like 'this is good but i hate this part of it'#like what's that gotta do with međ
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The Journal
TenxReader
Word Count: 7.3k+
Summary/Warnings: Smut with plot, semi public, a lot of biting, mentions of supernatural and just general weirdness, and small amount of blood play
Apart of the Club X series: Masterlist (can be read alone or within the series, but unlike others it might just be the slightest amount confusing)
âSo thatâs what youâre into now,â your best friendâs voice is bored and distant, her task of wiping down the bar that stretched out in front of her taking a majority of her attention away from the babbling youâve tried to subject her to since you entered the empty restaurant only about 20 minutes before, âweird demon sex clubs?â
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âAh ah, I never said they were demons,â you correct quickly, the thought of defending yourself never crossing your mind as you petulantly slap your hands against the polished wood, âI just said it wasâŚ. weird.â
âWeird is an understatement,â she scoffs quietly as she turns to dip her dirtied rag back into the bleach water and ring it out, âI mean look, Iâve always been supportive in the witchy stuff youâve been into but thisâŚ. is a bit much.â
âI donât see how this is any different than any other thing Iâve read into.â
âOh you donât see?â you finally manage to pull her attention towards you as she harshly slaps the rag back onto the wood with a stern glare pulled on her pretty features, âyouâre talking about vulnerability and abandoned warehouses and public sex. That last one is definitely new.â
You fully expected this type of response, only hoping sheâd be busy enough that you would dodge the motherly scolding she liked to give you when you pitched your schemes to her with your eyes wild and wide, but nevertheless, she was completely right.
It came from an old book, tattered and torn from being flipped through one too many times, that you found at your favorite antique store. The store itself was already notorious with your tight inner circle of friends as the creepy shop that was corrupting your brain, a constant taunt being that the little old woman that ran it was the actual devil and she was just waiting for the right time to jump you and eat you whole, but this did nothing to stop you from visiting at least once a week.
But the book, it was different from any other you had found. It was completely handwritten, including amazingly done sketches in a deep unfading ink, and spoke of outlandish things.
Some were easily brushed off, like a murder that happened in the 50âs that was known to stay in the mouths of the older folks, both to them and the book it was widely believed to be the doing of some long tongued and wild eyed creature, until a local sweet old man admitted on his deathbed that it was instead his one crime of passion.
He had been a young soldier that snuck into his loverâs room one night, and upon learning that she was to marry a nice lawyer the day after he was meant to deploy, his mind went blank and his hands were carving out her heart. He luckily escaped any questioning after being shipped off, and once he returned home he captured the heart of a pretty young girl and lived out a long life sitting on top of a horrid truth.
So yeah, stories of those sorts, having been solved in your lifetime, meant very little to you, but the one you were going on about now, meant the world.
The writing looked like it had been put down by a panicked chicken rather than the woman whoâs name was written neatly in the front. It lived in some of the pages towards the back of the small book and spoke of a dark club. Club X.
She went on and on about stumbling across the club purely by accident, and meeting another woman with glittering eyes. Graphic details of being taken in the middle of the dance floor with a million eyes looking but not fully seeing her as she fell apart against a dancing and eager tongue made your heart thump lodged in your throat. But the more and more she visited the club, the more incoherent her words became, but towards the end the writing had become stained and obscured by a deep brown stain, before it stopped altogether.
Thankfully, the details of where the building was was completely visible regardless of being the thoughts of a mad woman, and with a lot of thinking and staring at the town map, youâve come to believe that you knew exactly where the mysterious club stood.
Only a street down from the restaurant you sit in now.
âListen, I know it sounds ridiculous, and it probably is, but whatâs the problem with just going to check right?â you scramble to pull the delicate book from the bag that sits in the stool beside you as your friend moves closer and closer to where you sit, laying it flat to show her the page youâve had bookmarked since you read it, âand look at the name she puts, I think itâs the man who ran it and itâs a long shot, but maybe heâs still alive, or if not maybe some family is! Right here, Asm-â
âDonât say it again,â sheâs quick to interrupt, sliding her free hand to hover above the page youâve glued your eyes to, âI donât wanna hear any old man names, especially that one it gives me the ick.â
âItâs just a name,â murmur to yourself, but move to put the book away regardless, âbut anyways, I have something that most people who were going to the club didnât, knowledge of what exactly Iâm walking into. I can just go and look around, worst things worst its still a freaky sex club and I just go home, but Iâm willing to bet this lady was just off the shits and its just an empty building with some funky vintage beer bottles that you can add to your collection.â
You feel like youâve won an award you werenât even trying to compete for when she finally breaks out into a soft smile. The huff that leaves her chest is endeared, and you swear your heart began to vibrate when she reached to run a gentle thumb across the swell from your cheekbone.
âFine, do what you want, but if the bottle isnât completely intact when you find it I donât want it.â
âSo youâre not coming with me?â your head tilts to the side in confusion as with things of this nature in the past, sheâs always followed along to ensure that you didnât do anything to stupid. You never felt like the company was fully necessary, but it was appreciated regardless.
âBaby, as much as Iâve enjoyed your info dumping youâve done tonight, the other person that was meant to clean with me had to leave early with a stomach bug so Iâm busy pulling a clean up job thatâs truly a job for about five people. But you seem to really believe in this little adventure of yours,â she leaves the rag in a damp mass next to the stack of dirty glasses beside you to take your hands in herâs, her slightly wrinkled fingers are still warm and the way they lace with yours makes you feel like nothing in the world could hurt you, âbesides, youâre as smart as a whip and I know you have me on speed dial. I trust you.â
ââ
You no longer love the feeling of being trusted.
When your friend had given you the heartfelt speech only a little over half an hour ago, you felt like you had been put on a nice pedestal before she handed you a cookie with a pat on the head.
Now the âcookieâ had turned to rot in your belly and you were faced with your own perfectly dreamed up reality.
It was already late by the time you had walked into the restaurant your friend works at, the sun already setting and the last few customers gathering their things and paying the bills, so once you got her stamp of approval and weâre heading out the door, the only light left was a bright and full moon, and flickering street lights.
You took your time walking in the direction that your book and personal sleuthing had pointed you in, the closer and closer you got to the one warehouse in town that seemed to never be bought back from the city, the knots in your belly pulled tighter and tighter.
But regardless of the almost painful twist in your gut, you surprisingly almost missed the building in its entirety.
It was as if your entire being blocked out the thumping bass that shook the sidewalk and the blinding red light that spilled from beneath the entrance and out the fractured windows. Your brain trying to force itself from entering the building you spent so many weeks trying to locate.
But the way your heart thuds in your chest when you stand in front of the entrance is something you couldn't even pretend you didnât feel.
Your tongue digs into the side of your jaw, and you're confused at the feeling of warm tears burning at your waterlines. Itâs exactly the way the owner of the journal described it in her manic writings, weirdly exact considering the other stories that surrounded it that dated it back far before you were even born.
You want to go in, the shaking steps your legs take is evident to that, but the tense muscles of your shoulders and stomach makes you hesitate and even grumble out into the air.
You almost jump out of your skin when you hear a shuffling to your side, your throat tensing when you look over, and are put slightly at ease when you see two men who you assume are acting as some type of security. You almost expect them to look up and ask you for some type of ID when youâre being very weird and blatant about your presence, but they seem too preoccupied with the dim screens of their phones and the way they lean forward at different times as if theyâre waiting for someone.
Your hands are shaking slightly as they scramble down to grab for your bag, desperately looking for something to occupy you to walk by them without being even more weird, and when your fingers wrap around the flaking leather that binds the book, you grab it like a lifeline.
Your fingers flip through the pages with perfect muscle memory as you trip up the few steps that lead to the door, the tabs you carefully placed on the first page mentioning the club not even necessary with the way you could find the page even in your sleep.
You subconsciously hold your breath when you walk past the two men, almost as if the book is instead something wildly illegal and you're trying to sneak past your parents, and your washed with a temporary wave of relief when you pass through the doors without even a glance from the two.
Though the relief is stolen from your bones the second your feet touch the floor of the club.
Itâs as if youâve entered a place youâve known your whole life, and from the amazing descriptions from the woman in the past, its not a completely surprising feeling.
But another part of you feels like this is the first time youâve seen human beings in the flesh.
You can't help but to feel like you must look like an absolute nerd as you pull the book up to your face as you start to survey the club, but thankfully the book told at least one truth, and many of the club goers are too busy grouping and grinding against one another to even acknowledge your existence.
More truths come to light as you flick your eyes between the pages and the walls.
The bar is still tucked in the same far corner as she described, the flittering red and blue lights making it feel like a beacon of calm regardless of it being surrounded by drunken forms and its intimidatingly pretty bartender.
The dj is just a stoic and unimpressed looking as the one from so many years ago as he subconsciously bobs to the beat that he creates as he messes with the nobs and switches in front of him. Heâs actually so similar, you wonder if you were right and the owner did have family floating around, and maybe the dj is one of them.
You stumble further into the room as you pick out small details she wrote about so lovingly. Your legs carry you to the back of the building as you smile at the sight of the wine stain the writer claimed to have created when her lover shocked her with a playful bite to the neck.
You almost feel like the universe is gifting you everything you could have possibly asked for when you see the loose board that she said a friend of hers would always trip over, and electricity zips up your spine in excitement when you spots the large painting that still hangs over the booth she claimed as her favorite, and she meticulously sketched out next to a paragraph about what she thought the artist was feeling.
All these things though, lead to the things that make your jaw hang slightly open.
The large balcony above you is larger than you ever imagined. The hundreds of bright red carnations she loved to sketch drip from the golden bars like water, and the black velvet curtains that hang over the room it leads to look heavy enough that they suffocate someone if they fell.
She seemed so intensely in love with the place you stand in, and the woman she met there, and those emotions were more than evident from the way the recreated the energy of the club with her words and art. Which only tips you towards the part that caught your attention perhaps the most.
It was exactly where it was meant to be. Just below the balcony that hangs high on the wall, gaping wide and dark like the mouth of a hungry monster coaxing you to enter its throat. The only issue that you can see being the hanging rope that blocks you from entering, but with only shining bright clasps holding it onto hooks on the walls, you donât think you're above sneaking past it with little guilt.
The hall was the one thing that taunted you the most about the story the woman spun in the little worn book. The empty and dark vass space being something that coaxed her as well, but unfortunately for you, and maybe her as well, the parts of her journal that began the tale of her passing the temping rope, was the exact spot that was stained with bleeding ink and a suspicious brown color.
You survey the space around you, looking for anyone that could possibly be a worker or just a stickler for the rules, but seeing as everyone in your range of vision was attached by the mouth on someoneâs neck or sloppy lips, you figured you were in the clear.
You drop the book gently back into your bag before you step slowly forward. Your heart feels like a wild animal trying to break out of the cavity of your chest, and it feels like your intestines have been successfully replaced with writhing worms that are desperately trying to reach your gut. You feel heat traveling up your chest and neck, and as you get within a few feet of what feels like the end of your life, your body begins to shake.
If you had the ability, you would have screamed, and if you had the strength, you would have fought back. But right when you're about to reach the threshold of the hall, and right when you feel like your legs are about to collapse from underneath you, strong fingers clasp over your trembling mouth, and an arm wraps tightly around your waist.
Youâre turned faster than you can blink, the sudden motion making your brain swirl in your skull and making you go lightheaded and dizzy. And while keeping their hand clasped tightly over your mouth, the person that cages you in slams your back into the cold wall and knocks the air from your lungs.
The eyes that meet you are cat-like and dancing wildly, the grin the man you're faced with now smiles at you wickedly, and when your hands dart up until your nails dig harshly into the skin of his forearms, his smile only widens.
âNow,â he starts, the remains of a chuckle shaking his chest and his words slightly, âwhat exactly are you up to?â
You wait for a moment for him to release you from his hold, and when after a minute or so he still hasnât budged, all you can offer in response is an annoyed arched brow.
âWhat?â he has the audacity to ask with taunting sincerity, âyou thought you were smart enough to go wandering around, so you should be smart enough to figure out a way to talk around my hand right?â
Itâs with immense irritation that you realize the two possibilities youâre faced with.
From the book you know about the weird concept of soul mates or whatever they were meant to be. The woman and the mysterious dancing girl she met so many years ago, and similar stories from the friends she met during her many visits to the club who had almost identical tales that she had to recount.
So with that information you know the possibility of this grinning man being your person is high, but your person or not, he was lighting a fire in your chest regardless.
You donât think or even weigh the negatives before you send him a hard glare, and you show very little hesitation when you push forward to sink your teeth into the first finger you can catch.
His yelp is covered by the blaring music, but you hear it loud and clear before he reaches his free hand up to pinch at the bridge of your nose to pull you off like a rabid kitten.
âYou know what Iâm up to,â you huff petulantly as you lean back into the wall with your arms folding over your chest, âor at least Iâd assume youâd be smart enough to use your context clues right?â
His lip curls when he glances back up to you as he pets at his now bruising finger, but even with the thin veil of irritation on his pretty features, you can tell he enjoys the sarcastic tone youâve adopted.
âYeah youâre sticking your nose where it doesnât belong,â he bites back as he steps closer, crowding your personal space and pushing his chest tightly against yours, âyouâre lucky Iâm who caught you and not boss man.â
âBoss man?â you ask, trying not to show you excitement over him spilling the treasured information about the club that you want so desperately.
He doesnât answer you verbally, and the sly wink he throws at you shocks you more than you would like to admit, but when he tilts his head back quickly you donât hesitate to follow his line of sight to the edge of the balcony.
If it werenât for the thin wires of light that create hatching over his eyes and mouth, you probably would have missed the masked figure that leers at you from over the railing. His hands and shoulders are covered by the masses of flowers, and the hollow black where he hides his eyes stares down at you two with a look that you assume is annoyance and possible curiosity.
The moment you two look up, the figure jerks back. Your eyes flick quickly between him and the man in front of you, and from the bratty grin he wears as he looks up, you feel as if the masked man didnât have any intention at being caught.
You get lost slightly in staring at the man pressed against you, his teeth that look sharper in the red lighting and his eyes twinkle in mischief, and even with the obnoxious start to your interaction, youâd be lying to say you donât find him beautiful.
It takes you a second to regain your senses, tearing your eyes away from the fascinating side profile of the man, but when you glance back up to the balcony, the mask man has retreated back.
âHe doesnât like much when we take people back there before theyâre ready,â he attempts at an explanation as he turns back to you, and seems unfazed when he misses the mark and just confuses you further, âhe let the two goons outside have a little exception, but that's because they donât know how to go easy yâknow.â
âNo,â you shake your head at him with a quiet scoff, âI have absolutely no idea what youâre talking about.â
âI think you know more than you think,â his voice drops as he speaks now, and as he speaks he reaches out his hand to hold himself propped against the wall next to your head while his other hand moves to run gently up the side of your neck, âI mean, you know who I am at least right?â
âI have an idea,â you admit with a huff, but you also admit to yourself that this probably means you won't be getting into the hall. You do mentally jot that down as a loss, but decide to take the man pressed against you as a win and you reach to grab at his shirt in retaliation, âbut you could at least give me a name to work with.â
âHm, I didnât expect you to be one for such formalities,â his head tilts in amusement at his own words, and the action nudges the tip of his nose into yours and makes your heart flutter up into your throat, âbut you might as well know the name of the man youâll be destined to fall in love with.â
You roll your eyes hard enough for them to start to ache, and he quietly laughs and moves to press his nose into the soft flesh of your cheek as he feeds off your annoyance.
âTen,â he answers quietly, his lips brushing the shell of your ear as he moves to whisper the syllable in your ear, and you never thought that with just one word heâd have a shiver rushing up your spine.
You respond quietly with your name, but the word comes out strained and rushed when he begins to nibble on the lobe of your ear and pushes his knee harshly between your thighs.
Both your hands now hold tightly onto the sides of his shirt, and when his lips move to trail against the side of your neck that isn't enveloped by his hand, you tug roughly at the fabric and your back arches slightly away from the wall.
His tongue is hot when he lays it flat on the center of your throat, and when he swipes it up until it flicks against the end of your chin, you can't help but cringe slightly at the feeling regardless of the way it makes heat pool in between your thighs.
The wicked grin on his face never falters, it only grows wider and more hungry when your eyes meet again, and with his staring so deep that you fear he may be collecting every ounce of your soul, you two have a silent agreement on the unnatural waves of electricity that connect you.
When his lips finally land on yours, it's the roughest and clumsiest kiss youâve experienced. Both of you fight each other with hungry and eager tongues and the way your teeth gently knock together has your skull rattling in a way that, if you werenât so hell bent of devouring each other whole, youâd probably have to take a breather.
Your hands reluctantly release the wrinkled fabric of his shirt, and in a desperate attempt to stay occupied, they shoot up the tangle tightly into his hair. You admit, you probably tug harsher on the strands than you probably should, but the groans he pours into your mouth, and the way his hips rock roughly into yours, has you tugging again and again.
He presses you further and further into the wall, and without thinking your hips begin to kick and tilt down until you're grinding harshly and sloppily against his tense thigh.
You let out a quiet whine that's muffled and garbled by his moving at the feeling of him pressing his thumb gently into the dip beneath your jaw, and pressing into your jugular. The sound is followed almost immediately by a small yelp when he latches his teeth to your bottom lip and gives you a stinging bite.
Youâre frustrated almost immediately with the lack of friction you can feel from the layers of clothing between you, and now the slight shooting pain from the tensing skin between his teeth, you can feel the impatience in your belly crawling up and invading your chest and throat.
Heâs quick to pull away when you retaliate with your own nipping bite to his top lip, your teeth still sinking down when he does and making his sting probably just as much as yours. And when he eyes you as his eyelids droop down into an accusatory squint, you assume heâs not used to getting a taste of his own medicine.
He mutters something to himself about your feistiness, and a sly comment about how he shouldnât be surprised as he was expecting to get a handful, but he gives you no time to make a snide comment or even question about any of the words, before his fingers are closing firmly but loosely around your neck.
He keeps you rooted in the spot that you stand, the only change in your posture he allows is pulling you slightly away from the wall, just wide enough for him to slink behind you and tug you roughly back into his chest.
âYou like poking around into business that isnât yours?â he asks rhetorically as his free hand reaches around your shoulder to push past the neckline of your shirt, and right as he pressed down the center of your chest and his fingers brush the bottom of your rib cage, his fingers curl and he starts to drag his blunt nails up your sternum as he continues, âneed to know and see every single little thing right? So⌠whatâs the harm of being on the other side of it for once?â
âWhat are you on about?â you as sharply as you try to turn your face towards him the best you can, but his hand tilts under the bottom of your chin until your head is forced to lean on his shoulder and heâs nothing but thrilled at the way it makes you struggle.
âTo be seen, or not?â he presses his lips back against the shell of your ear, and the way he whispers roughly makes you shiver again as your thighs press tightly together, âyou know what I mean, and you know the answer I want, but its all up to you in the end.â
The electric and slightly humiliating buzz of being seen in a mass of bodies committing the same sins as you was something the woman in the book went on about frequently. She mentioned that there were a few times where she and her lover snuck off to get alone time of course, but the almost blinding pleasure that came from being worshiped by not only one person, but the eyes of an entire room, was addictive. And you wanted just a taste.
You grumble in response, the idea of admitting to the already confident man that you did indeed wanted the same amount of attention as he did made your chest burn even more than it already was, and youâd rather take your chance with his terrifying looking boss than to give him the satisfaction of your verbal confession.
He seems unaffected by your nonverbal confirmation, the way you press into him as his hand wraps around your waist again and creeps down to the button of your shorts, and your own hand grabbing onto the sleeve of his rolled up long sleeve shirt to guide him to undo the clasp or just dip below the waistband, is enough of an answer for him to know.
He chooses to pop the button, and once he has the zipper pulled down enough that he can work with, he begins to shove the worn denim down your hips along with your underwear until they are wrapped around your knees and he can push his fingers roughly between your thighs.
You try to clear the fog that he creates in your mind from his teasing fingers long enough to reach your free hand back to give the same treatment to the dark jeans that wrap tightly around his hips and thighs in a way that had you mentally drooling from the moment you got to get a full look at him, after he ambushed you of course.
Youâre not sure how he undid your shorts so quickly without being able to see, but as you fumble and scratch your nails against the sensitive skin of his hip, you give yourself the benefit of the doubt seeing as your trying to work while his middle and ring fingers tease over your entrance and the heel of his hand presses clumsily into your neglected clit.
He, on the other hand, doesnât give you any benefit of the doubt. He at least has the decency to press his lips across your cheekbone and temple to muffle his quiet laughs, but to make your task even more difficult, his fingers shallowly curl up into you just enough to make you twist and curl.
Once the button of his jeans finally releases, you instinctively let out a huff and sink your shoulders back into his chest as you reach past the fabric to wrap your hand around his stiff length and pull it from the confines until you can press it against his lower belly. And you get just one tally on your side of the boards youâve created in your mind when his amused laughs devolves into pleased grunts and tilting hips.
âPlease,â you start quietly, trying to rock more against the parts of his hand that press against you while running your palm up and down the length of him and smearing him with his own pre come, âI can tell youâre just as impatient as me.â
He swears in your ear, using his hold on you with both hands to shift your hips up and pull you closer before he clears his throat to speak, âwell could you imagine, looks like we are a match made in heaven.â
âMore like hell,â you retaliate, digging the heel of your own palm into the skin just below the tip of him to egg him on even further, âbut either way, that's the point isn't it?â
âI should have expected you to be just a little bit of a smart ass,â he mutters a half hearted complaint, but he only contradicts his own words when he pushes your hips away enough for you to guide him between your thighs and to glide against the arousal that spilled from your body and his hands spread messy along any available inch of skin.
He thrusts smoothly against your back a few times, bringing his arm down to guide him towards your entrance painfully slow, but when you let out a gravely moan of his name, he cant deny himself for any longer, and heâs sinking into you until your eyes start to gently flutter.
Once heâs seated inside you, his hand tenses slightly tighter around your neck, and when you both start pushing towards each other to meet in the middle of your thrusts, his other hand takes the opportunity to map any inch of you he can reach.
He gropes almost painfully at your chest, traveling over your stomach and up your shirt to dig his fingers into your skin until you swear heâs tattooed his finger prints onto you, all while nipping and lapping at the skin of your jaw and neck.
No one immediately in front of you is watching, theyâre all in their own worlds of flesh and saliva, but you can still feel eyes of someone on you. His first and foremost as they burn holes into the side of your skull and glance to watch where you push back against him desperately, but thereâs another feeling you get of being seen and studied thats so intense that youâre a little shocked when you chance a glance up and see that whoever the masked person was from earlier wasnât there at all.
So no, you have no idea who, or what is watching you right now, but you can feel the unusual heat it stirs in you as your body flutters around him as he fucks you sloppily. You feel a deeper relation to the woman that owned the book that still rests in the bag that feel unceremoniously from your shoulder when he first put his hands on you, and you hope that maybe youâll eventually slip into the life of bliss that she meticulously wrote about and possibly learn what happened that demolished the stories that lived in the back of the journal.
You could feel the pleasure crawling up your spine like a monster out creature, your panting breaths tipping the man that works you over off to this even though youâre sure he was already aware before you were, and you think your legs are back to the edge of collapsing when his creeping fingers dance along the expanse of your stomach to find their place back between your thighs.
Your back stiffens at the first touch of his rolling finger on your clit, and your head tilts even farther back onto his shoulder than he already had it. He doesnât seem interested in coaxing you to your finish slowly, at a pace that would have mercy on your melting mind and shaking form, but he instead abuses your clit until your whimpering out and stumbling and stepping slightly on his toes.
You feel like youâre waiting out the suspense of a horror film thatâs score is too obvious to the incoming jump scare. You tilt your neck in a way that seems normal to him, but in reality your trying to feel the many rings that decorate his fingers with the delicate skin of your throat to test if any of them could possibly be sharp enough to cut you and draw blood. You know what blood means to him, and you know it's something heâll have to do soon if he truly can feel how close you are to the edge.
You feel like youâre floundering a bit, confused from the possible deviation from the story youâve committed to memory. Was there any chance in this world that this wasnât your person?
You push this thought away as soon as your panicked mind can construct it though, because thereâs no way the spell that it feels has been placed on you would be there if that was the truth, and your body is heated almost like a furnace, but you suddenly love the idea of being burned by him.
You pull in a gasping breath of air that pierces through the music and grunting that rattles in your ears, the taste of your orgasms dancing on the back of your tongue and your back arching so harshly you fear that one of your muscles might seize up and cramp. And right when you feel his hips start to stutter in tandem with yours, and when youâre only seconds from blabbering out mixed syllables that you could only hope would come out as a coherent question, you feel it.
His teeth latch onto you again, his canines not sharp enough to make a clean cut as they dig into the muscle of your shoulder, but his determination is strong enough.
It burns painfully, and makes hot tears well up in your eyes, but almost embarrassingly, is the exact thing that pushes you scrambling over the edge.
You feel like it hurts to breathe, your lungs so focused on letting out puffs of air and broken moans that they can't seem to remember how to bring oxygen in, and your eyes roll for a completely new reason for the man and much more painfully.
Itâs when you feel him start to suck the rushing blood from your newly christened wound that you also feel the rumble of his groans against your skin and feel him start to come inside of you. His fist tightens again around your neck as he pushes aftershocks through your nerves with his own orgasm, and with flying hands you grab at both of his wrists, not to ask in any way for him to ease up, but from a sudden wash and need to hold onto him possibly until you die.
He lets you collapse to the floor once he pulls out, but he follows your sinking form and sits alongside you and partially underneath you as you both try to catch your breath.
The club scene in front of you is now blurs of flashing lights and abstract writhing forms, and if it wasnât for the zaps of energy you feel from every brush of his finger tips, your brain would probably be too muddled to register him fixing both your clothes and his.
You become just slightly more aware when he shifts your body against him enough to grab at the strap of your bag with the heel of his shoe, and you try to sit up faster than necessary and give yourself a small head rush when he pulls it to himself and flips it open.
âYou seemed a little weirdly unaffected by the whole,â he flails his hands in front of you for a second as he speaks, and your lagging mind takes a second to catch up with his attempts at implication, ânot the fucking part clearly,â he teases, âbut the leading up to it. The meeting part and all.â
âI know what this place is,â you admit, and if your legs had gained just a bit more strength you probably would have stood and requested a glass of water just from how gravely your voice had become, âI knew I was probably going to run into you.â
âBut you werenât looking for me,â he tries, and fails, at hiding the slight edge of offense his voice shows, âif you knew I was here why didnât you look for me?â
âI didnât worry about it,â you say, warming up a bit again in the fear that it may have come off slightly rude, âor, like, I mean I knew youâd be able to find me easier than I could find you. I was more interested in finding answers.â
âAnswers to what? You said you knew this place, or at least what it is?â
âWell I only know the basics,â you shift in his hold, knocking his hands away as they sift through your bag, and grabbing blindly until you can pull out the book, âI found this journal and it-â
âA journal?â he asks in a volume that could have been obnoxiously loud if it werenât for the thumping bass that shook the floor beneath you, and pulls the small book from your hands.
âIt was written by a woman who came here a long time ago,â you explain, deciding to not take offense to his rough and grabbing hands, âI found it and tracked the club down, I needed to see if it was real.â
âOh it's real alright,â he laughs as he starts to flip through the pages, stopping for a moment to smile at a simple sketch she had done of a cat that she said lived in the back alley, âhey wait I think I know this name, and these people.â
âWhat are you on about?â you ask with a scoff as you tug the book from his grubby fingers, âyou canât possibly know these people, this was written in like the fifties. Stop pulling my leg.â
âOh I see,â he smacks your thigh playfully as he leans over your shoulder to glance at the first page that mentioned anything about the date, the ink clear enough to read 1953 in the swirling handwriting, âyou think you know everything.â
âI do know everything, fuck you,â you glare playfully at him over your shoulder, âor I would know, if youâd let me go into that weirdo hall.â
âNo hall, for now at least,â he sighs, the gears in his head turning as he thinks of the next thing to say, âbut you know, time doesnât exist the same way here, the woman who wrote this probably didnât know that at the time, so Iâm not surprised you donât either.â
âWhat do you mean time doesnât exist?â you look at him as if heâs grown a second head, but do you really have the nerve to question him like that? Considering that entire concept of the club you are very aware of its existence now, a time situation shouldnât be the most shocking should it?
âWell, it's hard to explai-â
âThen donât explain it,â you almost jump fully out of his lap at the deep voice that rattles above you, and both him and you look up at the figure that looms over you now.
The man is tall, his black hoodie looking weird in contrast to the clothes of the other club goers, and with a squinting observation and a familiar and annoyed sigh from the man seated behind you, you realize youâre being stared down by the mysterious entity that is the DJ, his hands shoved deep into his hoodie pocket in annoyance.
âHuh?â Ten lets out more in the form of a noise than a word, as his arms wind tightly around your form.
âI said donât explain shit,â the man begins to tap his foot in irritation as he speaks, and you wonder if heâs aware that heâs in rhythm with the song that surrounds you, âyou need to chill out with the loose tongue, its bad enough we have the big mouths outside.â
âI wasnât gonna go that far,â Ten sounds reminiscent of a scolded toddler, and considering the man is hindering you from getting information that you wanted so badly, you can feel yourself mirroring the pout he wears, âI know what Iâm doing alright man? Why are you over here anyways, shouldnât you be at your little booth minding your business.â
âNo one minds their business over at that booth, and you should know that better than anyone pervert,â the words are sharp, but the curl to his lips and the underlying playfulness to his tone tells you the likeliness of them being friends is high, âanyways, I know we donât follow any regulations or anything here, but Iâm still gonna take a fuckinâ break or two.â
âWell breaks over,â Ten reaches out a hand to playfully swat the man away, âI didnât wait this long for you to just interrupt my bonding time with my person alright?â
âAlright, alright,â he finally starts to shuffle away, throwing one last comment about Ten being bitter his person showed up first over his shoulder with a grin.
âWhat a loser,â Ten starts, looking at you playfully and rolling his eyes, âtoo bad heâs like my best friend or whatever.â
âYou seem to have a lot of fun around here donât you?â you take a shot at voicing your observations, your heart fluttering in a completely new way at the warm smile he shoots you.
âJust wait a see, my love. Just wait and see.â
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Iâm working on a big read through of idw1 since my reading of the rid side of things was super patchy and I wanted to go through in the full intended reading order for all those damn series and oneshots (the hardcover collection is really nice. Been treating myself to them for a few months. And the reading order is very complicated, so just being able to go to my bookmark and continue is nice. Downside is that all of the â*see blank issueâ boxes direct to the phase one hardcover volumes instead of the actual story. Which Iâm not collecting because the majority of the phase one stories Iâve read, I didnât really dig the way I love phase 2/3. But there were a few oneshots I really liked.)
But I really want to go through and read the 2019 continuity now that itâs pretty much wrapped (I donât think thereâs any more coming out? I heard the main seriesâ final issue came out earlier this month.)
I think a lot of the stuff that really bothered me would be less frustrating on a reread since I wonât blank as many details between issues. (Not properly showing things on page was a... big issue when I was reading it the first time. I couldnât tell if the energon rationing actually negatively impacted characters for ages because everyone was just going about their day with no problems for quite a few issues.) Â
And Iâm not quite as gutpunched by current events for the whole issue 20 thing to turn me off from the whole continuity the way it did when it first came out. Â
But there were some standouts, the issue with Nautica and Roadrage on the spaceship was really fun, and I really liked a lot of the character writing and fun moments (Flame War good). And Iâve heard it picks up and seen some stuff out of context that looks fun like goth murderous thundercracker or something? Iâm interested.
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