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age-of-play-i-say · 1 year ago
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are you ever going to continue the middle and little series? not to pressure, just asking because i really enjoyed that first installment <3
Funny you should ask, I've been hanging onto 80% of this one for awhile, thinking it needed more editing but like here you go!
“Okay, is everyone ready for movie night? Still feeling good about the scene?” Daddy’s doing some last minute checks before headspace made that kind of thinking feel far away.
Baby nodded from her playpen and Little piped up from the couch, “yes, Daddy! Essited for watchin’ a big kid movie!” Daddy chuckled.
“Okay, well remember to double tap your watches to call me if things get too intense or you need my help, ahem, finishing up.” Daddy winked at Baby, who blushed, falling into headspace out of sheer embarrassment.
“Be good to our Baby, okay Little one? She’s still adjusting and she needs your sweetness and helping hands. Enjoy your movie nap together, I’ll be back in an hour.” Daddy flipped on the prepared DvD and strode upstairs, confident that his Little could handle this.
Onscreen appeared some of Baby and Little’s favorite characters, but they weren’t solving mysteries like usual. They were just talking so far, and pressing their faces together noisily.
Baby watched, wide-eyed, suckling her binkie and looking littler and littler in her crinkly diapey, surrounded by her plushies. One of the characters on screen took off his undies, still noisily kissing a girl onscreen. Baby’s sweet little face wrinkled, confusion passing over her pretty features. Little saw her eyes flit down to the man’s big grown-up stiffy and she went even pinker.
Little wanted to focus on the fun, grown-up playtime video on the screen, but that involved tearing his focus away from Baby, whose nipples hardened instantly when the kissing started. He wondered if Baby remembered their first kisses, around her comfort binkie, the same one she’s suckling now. He wondered how it might feel to kiss her like the girl on the screen.
Should I get nakey? Little wonders, shifting his hips closer and closer to the edge of the couch.
He looked Baby up and down, and saw her bottom lift and fall against the puppy pads lining her pen, bouncing subtly. Her eyes were glued to the screen, and Little was embarrassed to see the lollipop game he sometimes played with Daddy up there, the girl in the scene on her knees kissing and licking all over the guy’s big stiffy.
Little closed his eyes, feeling light-headed and falling deeper into headspace.
Soooo tingly, wan touchies. Big kid touchies.
Behind her paci, he heard Baby whine, just pouting. She’s so little, she barely knows about tingles, but it’s clear to Little that she’s getting all worked up and tingly. His heart aches for her, so confused, so little.
“Baby! You like da movie?” he palmed himself over his undies, making sure to grind up into it with a sweet, little moan when she tore her eyes away to look up at her Big Bubba Little.
Baby nodded, sucking her paci a little extra before spitting it out to hang on its lanyard, pressing her hand in the same spot Little did but over her big puffy diaper, “ye, like ‘im lots n lots,” Baby chirps, “but feelin all sticky in m’ diapey!” She tries to hump her hand, but just kind of air humped back and forth confusedly. She whines again, louder this time.
Bubba Little felt a curl of earnest affection burst in his heart. She needed his help.
“Bubba can help, lil Baby.” She looks up, teary-eyed, to see Little sliding off the couch. He came to the edge of Baby’s playpen and pointed at a big teddy bear in the corner.
“Grab your bear, get on your hands and knees, and tuck him ‘tween your legs under your diapey.” Little pressed his hand against the front of his pants again, watching her comply with his request.
“Put your binky back in, too, you don hafta talk at all, Bubba’ll tell you what to do.”
Baby whole face relaxed when she popped her paci back in her mouth, happy to be taken care of again. She settled in on top of her bear and looked up at the screen where the lollipop game was heating up.
She looked to her big brother for help, “what is-?” she managed before lapsing into another big-eyed silence. She bucked her hips like before, yelping when her sticky padding actually provided friction.
Her eyes returned to the screen, in awe of the feeling she could provoke with just her hips motion. She ground down again, her little face and shoulders relieved at the freedom from her own thoughts combined with being able to seek her own pleasure.
Little can't take his eyes off her. The man onscreen keeps making dirty noises, but Baby's humping and whimpering takes precedence.
“'s the tingles game, Baby, I play wit Daddy if ‘m good,” Little can't keep his hands off his winkie now, this naughty interaction searing his brain. Looking at the screen again, he suddenly wishes Baby would use her mouth to play the lollipop game on him. He can't ask their pure, pretty Baby to do anything so naughty.
His cheeks turn pink and he snatches his hand away from his stiffie, embarrassed. Daddy said to let Baby initiate play when she's ready. In fact, he’s under strict instructions not to get inside the playpen with her.
“Tin-goesth?” Baby murmurs around her binky, not tearing her eyes from the screen. She leans back on her haunches, putting more pressure on the bear and her privates, but it doesn't seem like enough for her. She ruts shamelessly into her bear, faster now, cheeks pink and eyes glassy.
Little watches for a bit before making a decision. He can't get in and help her, but he can show her what to do. Pulling down his pants, he blushes. He’s all stiff and tingly, and Baby will see it! He steels himself and pulls down his big boy undies, coming around the front of the playpen, winkie out.
What he sees makes his heart squeeze. Baby's tired herself out, humping hard and fast, getting nowhere but more tingly. She's laying on her bear, not even looking at the movie, twitching her hips while tears squeeze out of her eyes.
On seeing her Bubba come around her playpen, she jerks up, embarrassed and on edge.
“Ting-goess, hewp pwease?” She whimpers, scrambling on her knees to the bars of her playpen to grab her big Bubba's hand before seeing his stiffy poking out under his shirt.
She doesn't shy away from him, looking from his stiffy to the screen and then back to him.
“Ye, Baby, I help, I help!” She's asked, so he's finally allowed. He takes the hand she’d holding, reaches down and plunges it into her padding to find her tingly parts.
“‘S okay, Baby?” he whispers in her ear when she eeps in surprise.
“ye, ye, ye Bubba, need hewp tingoes ye” she chants, closing her eyes when he makes contact with her baby parts through all that slick, feeling her tiny winkie pulse.
“Nnnn, Bubba!” she spits her paci out, holding onto his arm. Just like Daddy showed him, he doesn't have to do much.
“Girl winkies are much smaller and more sensitive. Just make little circles, fast and soft. Let her decide the rest.” Daddy's coaching for the last week rings in Little’s ears.
She's rutting on his fingers now, hard and fast.
“Feels good, Baby? Bubba wan make you feel good.”
Baby nods without speaking, her sweet mouth open and her little nipples hard on his arm. Her hips jerk and his whole hand suddenly feels hot and wet as Baby hollers out,
“Bub-bahhh!” She puts both hands on his arm and swirls her hips one more time, shivering, sweet and happy.
He pulls his hand out, proud of his ability to help her make tingles. He stands back up and leans forward to check on her in her playpen. His stiffy jumps, slid between the bars.
Instead of slumped down, relaxing after tingles, Baby was back on her knees, so close it startles him. She looked up at him, pink lips puffy and open, eyes wide.
“tank you Bubba,” she whispers, her innocent blinking making his hand itch to do big kid touches on himself.
“Good job, Baby! Tingles feel good?” She moves in closer, her eyes slide over to the screen where different pairs of their favorite mystery gang are playing the lollipop game.
Her eyes take in his stiffy poking through the bars and she leans so close he can feel her breath on it as she murmurs
“Bubba need ting-goes?”
His hips ram into the bars as Baby sucks on him, pulling him into her mouth like a big binky. She swallows and he squeaks, trying to stay still like Daddy does, but it's hard.
He wants to touch her, hold her close, but doesn't want to scare her.
The lollipop game!
His eyes cross and he understands more why Daddy loves this game. The tingles feels so strong, he certainly won't last much– he remembers how Daddy does stickies so they aren't yucky in his mouth.
“Baby!! Bubba's gotta-ah-make stickies, ummm don-oh oh-here!”
He pulls out quickly enough that she looks shocked, and he pops her binky back in.
He can feel his tingles running up his back already and wraps his hand around his stiffy just into time to pump stickies out onto the floor. Baby's mouth felt so good, he wants to reward her.
But when he turns to her in her playpen, she's holding her bear, still on her knees, tears in her eyes again.
“Baby??”
“did bad? did bad ting-goes for Bubba? why go ‘way?”
“No!!” He climbs over her playpen easily, settling in behind her to hold her around her bare tummy.
He kisses her sweet pink cheek and pops her displaced binky back in again.
“Felt TOO good,” he murmurs in her ear, naturally rocking her back and forth, holding her distressed body under she relaxed.
“too good?” She whispers.
“Ye, felt like–” he points at the screen, where a boy character was screwing up his face and the girl pulled off to rub him hard until his stickies arced up comically high to hit the ceiling, ‘felt like dat, Baby. Felt so good, like I hadda essplode.”
Her crinkly butt bumped his softening winkie and he groaned until he realized she was looking hard at the screen. Her hips stuttered when he spoke.
“‘splode? Bubba felt-?” She points at the screen, hips thrusting
“Ye, Baby, you did so good,” Little feels naughty when he asks, “Baby need more?”
She nods and he reaches inside her padding again, tapping his watch twice before he does.
Daddy will show her bigger tingles. Baby needa essplode.
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maplesyrupandgt · 1 year ago
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Do you have any headcanons for pred Neuvillette?
Yesss I love pred Neuv so much. He deserves so many little treats and though I pred lean, I'd gladly offer myself to him
Neuvillette's canines are so sharp- like he's extra careful during noms so as not to let his prey come to harm
he's a little picky but if you ask nicely, he may let you sit in his water to be swallowed down along with it
prey almost always has to be willing and even overly so since he will rarely ask directly if he has a craving or need
He has little tells when having a preyfriend offer themself would he helpful to him
These include: condensation on his pen or inkwell- never the books or any documents, he may begin tapping his foot during work, or rain will start and stop in spurts of frustration among other things. Keep an eye on his body language and abilities to know when he needs a little extra love
Neuvillette doesn't eat as often and isn't very much food driven, but rubs from the inside can be incredibly relaxing for him
Prey with visions that can cool his internal temperature make him purr - which he's slightly flustered by
He'll only go after unwilling prey if he's eating them for their sake or as a punishment he's required to dole out
That means he might act as a holding cell, or he'll use noms to break up conflict or as something he deems necessary as management of mischievous tinies
It's rare but feisty unwilling prey moments are also the only times he might hunt a tiny down. He's direct with this and sometimes he locks a little too deeply into hunter mode and that can be very intimidating
Naturally wet in his tum, almost completely dark but there's a very very soft blue tint, just enough to make out shapes and as a tiny's gaze adjusts they can make out more
He sometimes would appreciate having a tiny in his mouth. He doesn't do candies or anything to busy his mouth typically, but just the weight on his tongue and tiny shifts as he works can be a good way for him to fidget
He salivates quite a bit when a tiny is in his mouth and they may have to remind him to swallow with little taps when he's distracted.
Sometimes he's so focused that he'll just gulp a tiny down this way
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maple-sheep · 8 months ago
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Could
Could you write another Grian and Sam fic?
Pleasseeee
Or maybe even a Grian x Sam x Taurtis fic if you can 🙏🙏🙏🙏
OMG, I don't know how I missed your question, I am so sorry!
But yes I'd be happy to make more! I've been on a vacation so I haven't been writing, but I'd love to!
Again sorry for missing this!
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aratedfreyjablog · 1 year ago
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Thank you so much for that Solomon tears guide! I was about to pull my hair in frustration until I came across your post.
I do have another question though, how do you obtain pancakes for the shop? Is that a p2w feature or a higher level feature?
Thank you for your time again!
Hello! I'm glad that the post was useful!
To answer your question, pancakes can be obtained for all players, regardless being f2p or p2w, by selling either artifacts or tealeaves under Inventory.
When you go into Inventory and press under the "Tealeaves" or "Artifacts" tab you should be able to see the button that says "Organize"
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Once you press "Organize", you can select which artifacts or tealeaves you want to sell. Then to actually sell those artifacts or tealeaves for pancakes, press "Sell".
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For B-grade artifacts or tealeaves, you can get up to 5 pancakes.
A grade = 10 pancakes, A+ grade = 15 pancakes, and so forth.
I don't recommend selling any ARTIFACTS as you can use them to level-up other artifacts unless you have a ridiculous amount of the same artifact. Tealeaves are the best way to get the pancakes.
Hope this helps!
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maples-helping-paws · 10 months ago
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hi! I have a couple of name suggestion requests and I was wondering if you'd rather I send them all together or in individual asks? I know some kin help blogs prefer them individually but I didn't see it specified anywhere so I figured I'd just ask!
personally i dont mind if theyre together or individual!! its whatever the requester prefers!! :3
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andi-o-geyser · 2 years ago
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a full SAGA of chaos choices at the diner in the centre of your mind
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weekly-eons · 2 months ago
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Can you design a bug type eeveelution? I think it would be cute
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I love designing eons and have made one of every type! I named the Bug one Papilleon! One of the first ones I ever made, and it has gone through some design changes over the years and still love my Royal Moth eon ❤️
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xinganhao · 3 months ago
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xinganhao 🌟 shared a moment with you: "seungcheol x reader"
inspired by this baekhyun interaction on twitter.
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corviiids · 6 days ago
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I'm sorry PLEASE elaborate or cap/link the story about you wearing the nightmare perfume to..... work? as a lawyer? Court work? Bad smell court work??? Rook,
i did post the story here at some point but sure i'll retell it with more context. anyone who doesn't know, im a lawyer and my favourite character is goro akechi from persona 5 whose face i have been wearing since 2017. ok we proceed
the perfume is followed by kerosene, which is slightly infamous. i encountered it when i was first trying to find a decent gourmand fragrance which actually smells like coffee. (i still haven't found a good one so if anyone has any recs...) that tumblr post about its fragrantica reviews shows off some of the funnier ones, but the actual fragrantica page shows the response is a bit more complicated. followed is a very divisive fragrance. those who love it absolutely adore it. everyone else thinks it's a curse on all of humanity forever. i read those reviews and instantly decided i had to try it so i bought a sample.
the thing that makes followed by kerosene most controversial is that it has really unreasonably strong staying power. the other notable thing about followed is that despite being advertised as a coffee and vanilla forward fragrance, it actually has an INCREDIBLY strong smell of maple syrup. perfume depends really heavily on the individual, since the same perfume will act differently on different people's skin, which is why some people insist this smells of a lovely pleasant coffee and, while lasting, generally fades okay, and other people insist the maple syrup demons live in their vents to this day. i actually adore followed. i'm pretty sensitive to strong fragrances and i don't love sweet things, so i was really apprehensive, but i ended up really liking it? it IS strong, but i use a very tiny little amount and to me it smells of a pleasantly burnt caramelised maple followed (hehe) by a nice jaunty undertone of espresso. everyone i've asked irl also thought it was very pleasant.
i was wearing followed to work and needed to run to court for boring BAU reasons. i was NOT there for a hearing. this did not happen while phoenix wrighting my way through actual fucking advocacy. just making this extremely clear for my own mental health. anyway i was in court wearing my little perfume having a normal day talking to a court officer about documents or whatever and they stopped dead mid-conversation and went, "do you smell pancakes?"
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anyway that's why i don't wear the fragrance anymore. not because it's a nightmare perfume from hell. just because i absolutely cannot repeat the experience of standing inside a fucking courthouse having to politely giggle and fib my way through an interaction with a completely innocent court officer who had no idea the amount of psychic damage they'd just dealt me by asking me so politely with their real human voice if i smelled sweet pancakes while i stood there knowing and dreading the true reality, which was that the pancakes, after all this time, was me
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misshoneyimhome · 10 days ago
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Could you do a oneshot of willy where you are rasmus' sister and like you are just as close with willy as you are your brother and hes always looked out for you as he would sandy, and maybe a player from another team tries to make a move on you and you get uncomfortable and he steps in and is like back off my girl bro, and then it's like a aha my girl that's so funny could never be true tho right? RIGHT?!?! and they lived happily ever after in love 🤪😘
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Haha, I definitely had way too much fun writing this one 😂 I absolutely loved the idea, and honestly—even if it’s not my best work—I don’t even care because I enjoyed every second of it 🤭
So let’s just dive right in, shall we? 😉 Hope you enjoy it, love 💕
Tropes & warnings: William Nylander x reader, Rasmus Sandin's sister - friends to lovers, alcohol consumption, soft!willy & ofc protective!Willy, mention of sexual intercourse, language
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My Girl I William Nylander (ft. Rasmus Sandin) ✐
Rasmus Sandin was everything you loved and hated in equal measure.
Your brother, your rival, your favourite punching bag and your fiercest protector—all rolled into one maddening, irreplaceable person. Two years older, and he never let you forget it. Growing up, everything was a competition: who could sprint fastest through the snow, who could score more goals in the driveway, who could get under Mum’s skin quicker.
You fought over stupid things and made up just as fast. You stole his hoodies and he changed your phone background to the worst selfies imaginable. But the moment someone else tried to mess with you? Rasmus was there. No hesitation. No questions asked. He’d step in with that fire in his eyes like don’t you dare touch what’s mine.
He was your safe place before you even knew what one was.
And as you both got older, his world started expanding—and so did yours.
When Rasmus was drafted to the Leafs in 2018, everything changed. He wasn’t just your annoying older brother anymore—he was playing pro hockey in Toronto. By the time the 2019–2020 season rolled around, he was wearing blue and white for real, living in a downtown apartment he shared with none other than William Nylander.
That’s when you met him properly.
William wasn’t just the funny guy from Rasmus’ training camp stories anymore. He was there. The quiet one with the sharp eyes and even sharper sense of humour. He had the charm, sure—but not the kind that made you feel small or like a joke. William was the type to ask how you were really doing, to remember the answer the next time you saw him.
At first, you figured he was just being polite. Friendly. You were Rasmus’ sister, after all. That came with certain unspoken rules.
But then he kept asking if you’d be at the games. If you were coming to team dinners. If you wanted to hang out after practice. He started texting you out of the blue—sending you memes, TikToks, photos of Rasmus doing something dumb at home. Little things. But they added up.
You didn’t live in Toronto, but you spent a lot of time there during that first season. And the more time you spent around William, the harder it became to tell where friendship ended and something else quietly began.
Rasmus never questioned it. He’d known William since 2016, long before he was a Leaf. He trusted him completely. To him, William’s attentiveness was just typical Willy—loyal to a fault, always looking after his people.
You were part of those people now. That was all.
But to you, William started becoming more than just part of Rasmus’ world.
He became yours too.
And you tried—God, you tried—not to read into it. Not to hope for something more. You told yourself over and over that he only saw you as Rasmus’ sister. That he was kind to everyone. That he was just being nice.
But it got harder to believe that when he made sure your coffee order was already waiting in the car after morning skate.
When he pulled you aside at team events because he could tell you were overwhelmed.
When he watched you laugh across a crowded room like he couldn’t look away.
One night during the second season—early on, when you were still trying to prove you could hang in the Toronto scene—Rasmus had invited you out for drinks with the team. You didn’t want to be the little sister clinging to the edges of the group, so you drank more than you should’ve. Tried too hard to keep up with guys who were built like machines and used to the lifestyle.
By the time you stepped outside, the city lights were spinning, and the sidewalk didn’t feel quite steady beneath your feet.
“Hey,” a voice said, gentle but firm. “You good?”
You blinked up at William, dazed. “I think the tequila won.”
He smiled, just a little, and offered his arm. “Come on. Let’s get you back to the apartment.”
You vaguely remembered leaning on him in the Uber. Him helping you out of your shoes. A glass of water pressed into your hands. William sitting beside you on the couch until you fell asleep.
When you woke up the next morning, head pounding and cheeks flushed with embarrassment, you found a glass of juice, two Advil  on the coffee table, and a text message. 
Don’t try to outdrink NHL players. We’re trained for this. —W
Your heart thudded for reasons that had nothing to do with the hangover.
From that day on, things between you shifted. Slowly, quietly, without ever being said out loud.
William became your best friend in Toronto—second only to Rasmus. Someone you could talk to about anything. The kind of friend who noticed when your smile didn’t quite reach your eyes. The one you could sit in total silence with and still feel seen.
You helped him through the ups and downs of his relationship, offered advice you pretended didn’t sting to give. You held back your feelings with both hands because friendship was better than nothing. And because you were scared that crossing that line might ruin everything.
You were good at ignoring the ache. At pretending.
But William?
William had always been harder to read.
And sometimes—just sometimes—you wondered if he was pretending, too.
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Now, a few years later, things looked a little different.
Rasmus had been traded to Washington a couple of seasons ago. He’d adjusted quickly—new team, new city, new phase of his career—but you knew there was still a piece of him that missed Toronto. The friendships he’d built here, the sense of home. William.
You came with him this time. It was your tradition, sort of. When the Capitals played in Toronto, you flew in to support him. You weren’t staying long, just a long weekend, but it felt like coming back to something familiar.
Rasmus had warned you the Leafs were on a hot streak—“don’t get your hopes up,” he muttered as you zipped up your jacket before heading to Scotiabank Arena. And sure enough, the Leafs pulled off a win.
Still, it was a good night. You hugged your brother after the game, stole one of his hoodies like old times, and stood in the hallway near the players’ lounge catching up with William, who’d already loosened his tie and had that flushed, post-game glow.
“You staying for the Sens game tomorrow?” he asked, tipping his chin toward you as he leaned against the wall, still catching his breath from the ice.
“Thinking about it,” you replied, smiling. “Unless you think I’ll jinx you again.”
He grinned, eyes flicking over your face. “You can jinx me anytime you want.”
You blinked. He said it like a joke. He always said things like that like a joke.
Except tonight… it didn’t feel like one.
You ended up staying.
The next night, the Leafs lost to Ottawa in overtime. William was annoyed, not outwardly, but you could tell. He had that subtle edge to him—quieter, more withdrawn. Still, when someone suggested going out for a few drinks, he nodded. “Yeah,” he said, glancing at you. “Let’s go.”
You weren’t even sure what felt different about the night—just that it was. The atmosphere was looser. Everyone seemed a little more grown-up, less reckless than they’d been in those early Toronto days.
You weren’t Rasmus’ teenage sister anymore, either.
You felt good tonight—comfortable in your skin, confident in a way you hadn’t always been around the team. Maybe that’s why you didn’t think twice when someone from the Senators’ roster slid into your space by the bar.
He was charming at first. Too charming. Smiling a little too wide, talking a little too close. You tried to laugh it off. To shift away. To politely decline.
But he didn’t take the hint.
“You sure about that?” he said, tilting his head. “Because I’ve seen the way you look at me.”
“I haven’t been looking at you,” you said calmly. “And I’ve already said no.”
“C’mon, just one drink—”
“Sorry,” a voice cut in, low and measured, “but my girl said no.”
You froze.
The tone was calm, sure, but it was laced with something unfamiliar—something sharp, protective, and entirely unshakable.
You turned toward the voice, pulse quickening.
William stood behind you, hands at his sides, posture relaxed in that effortlessly cool way he always carried himself. But his eyes—those were different. Steady. Cold. Focused entirely on the man standing a little too close to you.
The Senator—some third-line winger with a smug smirk—raised his brows, looking between you and William with amused detachment.
“Didn’t realise she was taken.”
William’s jaw flexed. “She is.” He didn’t blink. “By me.”
The guy gave a snort, clearly not taking any of it seriously, and backed off with a casual shrug, disappearing into the crowd with his drink and his ego intact.
But you stood there, frozen, as the weight of William’s words hung thick in the air between you.
My girl.
You blinked at him. “By you?”
William’s eyes softened when they met yours, but there was no trace of hesitation in them. “Yeah,” he said quietly. “By me.”
Your stomach flipped. It was like everything you’d tried to suppress—every late-night text, every subtle glance, every shoulder brush and shared silence—had suddenly broken through the surface.
“Is that… new?” you asked, your voice barely audible over the hum of music and laughter around you.
He gave you a small smile. The kind he only gave when it was just you and him and no one else watching. “I don’t think so.”
You stood there for a second, still rooted to the spot, processing the words. The way he said them so calmly, like it wasn’t something monumental. Like it hadn’t just shaken the foundation of everything you thought was settled between you.
You let out a slow breath. “So, what now?”
William glanced around the bar, then looked back at you, tucking one hand gently into the pocket of his jacket. “We could stay and pretend like nothing happened.”
You arched a brow. “You think I could actually do that?”
He smiled again, a little more mischievous this time. “Didn’t think so.”
You laughed—nervous, but real. Then, without another word, he reached for your hand. Not forcefully. Not dramatically. Just… casually. Like he’d done it a hundred times before.
You let him.
You didn’t say anything as he laced his fingers through yours and gave a light tug, leading you through the bar. Past the crowd, past the flashing lights, past your brother, who—thankfully—hadn’t witnessed any of that.
The moment the door shut behind you, the cold night air hit your cheeks, sharp and sobering. But you didn’t feel unsteady. Not this time.
William stopped at the edge of the sidewalk, turning to face you.
His hand was still in yours.
“I didn’t plan on saying anything tonight,” he admitted, voice low, almost lost to the sounds of traffic in the distance. “But when I saw him not backing off…”
Your heart thudded. “You didn’t like it.”
“I didn’t like how he made you look,” William said, eyes searching yours. “Like you wanted to disappear. And I’ve never seen you look like that.”
You swallowed hard. “And calling me your girl…?”
“Felt right,” he said simply. “Did it feel wrong to you?”
“No,” you whispered.
And then he stepped closer. Not hesitating. Not unsure. He reached up, his knuckles brushing your cheek, his touch featherlight.
“I should’ve said something sooner.”
You leaned in without even realising you were doing it. “Yeah,” you murmured. “You should’ve.”
His lips twitched. “You mad?”
“I’ll let you make it up to me.”
William grinned. “Deal.”
Then he kissed you.
Soft at first. Like he didn’t want to spook you. Like he was making sure you had every chance to pull away.
You didn’t.
You leaned into him, hands curling in his jacket, heart pounding as the kiss deepened—not desperate, but certain. Years of stolen glances and unsaid words finally blooming into something real.
When you broke apart, his forehead rested against yours, both of you a little breathless.
“Rasmus is going to lose his shit,” you said.
William chuckled. “He’ll be fine.”
“You sure?”
He kissed your cheek. “Not even a little.”
You laughed, and he squeezed your hand. “Come on. Let’s get out of here.”
And as he led you down the sidewalk, the world suddenly felt a little quieter. A little steadier. Like you’d finally found your place.
Right next to him.
The condo was still and quiet when you walked in, save for the faint hum of the city outside the windows. William locked the door behind you, tossing his keys into the dish by the entrance with a soft clink.
Neither of you said much.
You slipped off your coat, your fingertips tingling with anticipation. He hung his up beside yours, then turned to face you—and for a second, neither of you moved.
It wasn’t awkward. It was charged.
Years of friendship, of toeing the line, of pretending—all of it—sat in the small space between your bodies, crackling like static.
William stepped toward you slowly, like he didn’t want to rush this. Like he already knew this moment was going to live in his memory for a long, long time.
“You okay?” he asked softly, voice thick with emotion.
You nodded. “Are you?”
“I’ve never been more sure about anything.”
That’s when you closed the distance, your hands finding the hem of his shirt as your mouth found his again—more sure, more urgent now. He responded instantly, his hands settling on your waist, pulling you closer until your bodies met in the middle.
You could feel his heartbeat under your palms, fast and steady.
“Do you know,” you whispered between kisses, “how long I’ve wanted this?”
William pulled back just enough to meet your gaze. “Probably not as long as I have.”
You smiled, breathless, as he guided you through the living room toward the bedroom, pausing only to press his lips to yours again, and again—like he couldn’t quite believe this was real. Like he was making up for lost time.
The moment you stepped into his room, it felt natural. Familiar. Like you’d already been there a hundred times—but this time was different.
He helped you out of your sweater, fingers brushing lightly across your arms, his touch reverent. When you reached for the buttons on his shirt, he stilled your hands with his own.
“Hey,” he said, voice low. “We don’t have to rush this. We don’t have to do anything tonight.”
You looked up at him, heart full. “I want to. With you.”
That was all he needed.
The rest of your clothes fell away slowly, not in a blur but in a sequence of soft, deliberate touches—every movement quiet, careful, like unwrapping something fragile. His mouth traced every inch of your skin like he was learning it from scratch, like he’d waited so long he didn’t want to miss a single detail.
There was no performance. No pressure.
Just warmth. Soft laughter between kisses. Foreheads pressed together. Gasps shared under tangled sheets and whispered promises exchanged with fingertips on bare skin.
At one point, William paused, his thumb brushing along your jaw. “You still good?” he murmured.
You nodded, whispering his name, and pulled him back in.
It wasn’t just sex.
It was a culmination. A release. A confession you’d both been too scared to voice until now. You moved in sync, every shift and sigh answering a question that had hung between you for years.
Afterward, you lay there with your head on his chest, his fingers drawing slow circles across your spine, the silence no longer heavy but full.
“Okay,” you said after a long stretch of quiet. “That was…”
He glanced down. “Yeah?”
You tilted your chin, meeting his gaze. “Really damn worth the wait.”
William grinned, kissed your forehead, and pulled you a little closer. “Told you I’d make it up to you.”
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The morning light filtered in through the curtains, soft and golden, warming the space between tangled sheets and quiet breathing. You stirred against the familiar rhythm of William’s chest rising and falling beneath your cheek, your limbs still lazily draped across his.
It was peaceful. Cosy. Your entire body was sore in the best way, and your mind floated somewhere between sleep and satisfaction.
William shifted slightly, pressing a kiss to the top of your head. “Mornin’,” he murmured, voice thick with sleep.
You hummed, eyes still closed. “If this is a dream, I’m suing someone when I wake up.”
He chuckled, low and warm. “You’re very real. Trust me.”
You were just about to kiss him again—slow and soft, like it was the only thing that mattered—when the click of the front door echoed through the condo.
William froze. You blinked.
And then came his voice.
“Yo, Willy? You awake? I brought coffee.”
Your entire body locked up. William sat up like someone had electrocuted him.
“Shit.”
Your heart dropped to your stomach. “RAS?”
William jumped out of bed, grabbing his hoodie and pulling it over his head in a panic. “He wasn’t supposed to come until eleven!”
You grabbed the blanket and wrapped it around yourself like a human burrito. “What do I do?! Where do I go?!”
William looked around the room, wild-eyed. “Uh—closet?”
You stared at him. “I’m not hiding in a closet like this is some bad high school rom-com.”
“Okay, then under the bed?!”
“WILLIAM.”
His eyes darted to the ensuite bathroom. “There. Just—just go in there and lock the door. I’ll distract him.”
You didn’t have time to argue. You grabbed your clothes off the floor, scampered into the bathroom, and softly closed the door just as Rasmus’ voice got louder.
“I swear to God, if you’re still asleep I’m leaving without you,” he called, his footsteps coming closer.
William cracked the bedroom door and stepped out, running a hand through his hair like he could somehow will himself to look casual.
“Hey, man.”
Rasmus frowned. “You just woke up? I texted you twenty minutes ago.”
William forced a yawn and leaned against the doorframe. “Yeah. Long night.”
You sat in the bathroom, clutching your shirt to your chest, trying not to breathe too loudly.
“Is someone here?” Rasmus asked suddenly, peering past William toward the bedroom.
“Nope,” William said way too fast. “Why would someone be here?”
“I heard something. Like… a door close.”
William shrugged. “Window. Wind. I dunno, man.”
There was a beat of silence. Then: “Wait. Is there a girl here?”
William cleared his throat. “Define ‘here.’”
“Oh my god. You do—you hooked up last night?”
You facepalmed.
“Well,” Rasmus continued with a smirk, “good for you, I guess. Wait—do I know her? Who is it? Someone from the bar?”
William looked like he was going to combust. “Dude, don’t worry about it.”
“I am worrying about it,” Rasmus said, crossing his arms. “This is my best friend. In my former apartment. I deserve details.”
Your phone vibrated in your hand with a text from William:
he’s not leaving. SOS. u ok in there??
You typed back with trembling thumbs.
I’m hiding in your damn bathroom with your hoodie and zero dignity.
“Okay, you’re being weird,” Rasmus said. “You’re always weird but now you’re avoidance weird. I’m going in there—”
William panicked. “NO!”
Rasmus froze. “Why not?”
“Because,” William said, his voice cracking slightly, “because I… spilt protein powder everywhere.”
There was a pause.
“William, what the hell is going on—”
The bathroom door opened slowly.
You stepped out in his hoodie, makeup smudged from sleep, bare legs and messy hair giving away everything. You weren’t even sure why you did it. Maybe it was the sheer ridiculousness of hiding like a teenager, or maybe it was the look on William’s face—cornered, panicked, helpless.
Either way, it was too late to turn back now.
Rasmus blinked. His eyes dropped to the hoodie. Then to your face. Then to William.
The silence was deafening.
“WHAT THE ACTUAL F—”
“Okay, okay!” William practically launched himself between you and Rasmus like a human shield. “Just—let’s all take a deep breath.”
“You’ve gotta be joking,” Rasmus said, eyes wide, voice rising. “YOU AND HER? IN YOUR BEDROOM?”
“I mean,” you said weakly, “it’s not like it’s the first time I’ve been in his apartment—”
“Not helping,” William muttered.
“How long has this been going on?!” Rasmus demanded, hands flailing. “What happened to bro code? What happened to boundaries? And you—” he pointed at you, “—you’re supposed to tell me when you’re secretly hooking up with my best friend!”
“I wasn’t aware we were scheduling announcements,” you said flatly.
“I lived with you,” Rasmus said to William, still spiralling. “I trusted you. I defended you. I told people you were like a brother!”
William winced. “To be fair, this is kind of your fault. You introduced us.”
“I’m going to pass out.”
“Okay,” William said, clapping a hand on his shoulder. “Deep breaths. Remember the skating plan? You love skating.”
“You love ruining my life!”
William turned to you quickly, voice low. “I’m gonna get him out of here before he actually combusts. Stay. Chill. I’ll text you.”
You nodded, trying not to laugh as Rasmus muttered what sounded like Swedish curses under his breath and slapped William’s arm away.
“Touch me again and I swear to God I’ll throw your skates in the lake.”
“I love you too, man.”
Within a minute, the front door closed behind them, and the condo fell blissfully silent.
You let out the breath you hadn’t realised you were holding.
Your phone buzzed with a message from William.
okay that could’ve gone worse 😅 take your time. shower’s yours. spare key is in the drawer by the sink—just lock up behind you. also, I’m in love with you, in case that wasn’t obvious. ❤️
You smiled, warmth blooming through your chest as you set your phone down and padded toward the bathroom.
Despite everything—despite your brother very nearly imploding this morning—it still felt like the best possible kind of disaster.
And honestly?
You wouldn’t change a thing.
_
It wasn’t until halfway through their friendly skate at the outdoor rink that the other guys started noticing it.
“Okay,” Calle Järnkrok said, gliding up beside Rasmus with his stick resting lazily on his shoulder. “What’s up with you and Willy? Did he forget your birthday or chirp your flow or something?”
Rasmus didn’t look up from retying his skates, jaw clenched like he was one wrong word away from snapping his stick in half.
“Nothing.”
Calle raised a brow. “You sure? ’Cause you’re staring at him like he borrowed your car and returned it without the brakes.”
“He didn’t borrow my car.”
“But he did something?”
Rasmus let out a long, frustrated sigh. “He’s just… being William.”
Calle smirked. “Did ‘being William’ include sleeping with your sister?”
Rasmus choked mid-breath.
“How do you know?!”
Calle laughed. “Bro. You stormed out of his apartment this morning like it was on fire, and he’s been walking around grinning like he just scored the game-winner at the Olympics. Everyone knows.”
Rasmus muttered something in Swedish that Calle wisely chose not to respond to, and skated off with enough force to spray snow halfway down the rink.
You were the last to arrive at dinner.
The group had gathered at your favourite cozy restaurant in Toronto, a mix of Leafs, Caps, and a handful of mutual friends. You spotted Rasmus immediately—arms folded, expression grim, sipping a beer like it personally wronged him—and William beside him, visibly trying not to smirk.
You slid into the seat across from them, offering your brother a cautious smile.
“Hey.”
Rasmus gave you a stiff nod. “Hi.”
A heavy pause settled over the table.
“I like your hoodie,” you added lightly.
“It’s his hoodie,” Rasmus muttered, eyes narrowing at William. “I know it’s his hoodie.”
Calle, seated beside him, let out a bark of laughter. “God, this is better than Netflix.”
Dinner continued mostly without incident—mostly. The food was great, the wine even better, and the table was loud with stories and laughter… all except for Rasmus, who hadn’t smiled once.
When dessert arrived, he set down his fork and cleared his throat.
Everyone quieted instantly.
He looked between you and William, jaw tight, clearly running through whatever speech he’d practiced in his head a dozen times since that morning.
“I’ve been thinking about this all day,” he said, voice serious. “And I’ve come to a conclusion.”
William shifted in his seat. You sat a little straighter.
“Yeah?” you asked.
“I hate it.”
“Ras—”
“No, let me finish,” he cut in, raising a hand. “I hate that I walked into my best friend’s place and found my baby sister creeping out of his bedroom. I hate that I had to process all of that before I’d even had my first coffee. And I hate that you made me experience every protective older brother cliché in one single, horrific morning.”
You bit the inside of your cheek to stop from smiling.
Then Rasmus turned to William, and the mood shifted ever so slightly.
“But,” he said, quieter now, “I also know you. And I know you care about the people in your life more than most guys in this league. And I know you’d never hurt her.”
William met his eyes. “I wouldn’t.”
“And if you do,” Rasmus added, deadly serious, “I will personally bodycheck you into next season.”
William nodded solemnly. “Fair.”
You blinked. “Wait… is that your way of giving us your blessing?”
“I didn’t say that.”
“But you implied it.”
“I implied nothing.”
“You implied everything,” Calle said, grinning into his drink. “We all heard it.”
Rasmus rolled his eyes and picked up his beer again. “Whatever. Just don’t make me witness any PDA or I swear I’ll eat dinner in the kitchen.”
You grinned, leaned over, and pressed a kiss to William’s cheek.
Rasmus dropped his fork like it physically pained him. “You’re both dead to me.”
The table erupted with laughter.
But later—when the noise had softened into background chatter, and everyone was leaning back full and happy—you caught your brother watching you and William with something that wasn’t quite a glare.
It was quieter than that. A little weary. A little soft.
Like a surrender.
Like trust.
The kind that only comes from someone who loves you both.
And that was more than enough.
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celestial-games · 6 months ago
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do you have a rosy maple moth already?
I do :]
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So far I think this is the only moth I've made ! The first of many :)
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tiger-balm · 27 days ago
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joeys post-game talking about mitch | march 10th 2025
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maplesyrupandgt · 2 years ago
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i do wanna hear the hcs
Some Genshin Tum HCs
I’ve been meaning to do this for a while.. It’s a little disorganized but these are some thoughts i have:
Zhongli
geo, glowy warm
firm, but comfy
steady breaths when he remembers to
his purring resonates inside
he will get so comfortable with a tiny inside that he will forget they’re there
This often startles both him and prey when he drinks tea and it makes them squirm
sometimes he drinks tea on purpose to enjoy fluttery movements
Venti
glowy teal swirls
soft
grumbly tum
sometimes he'll play music for his guests to listen to
Childe
Abyssal Blue
Plushy
No glow
erratic heart rate when he's excited
he loves to poke at his prey, verbally and physically
Kokomi
soft bubbly
very plush and cushioning insides except when she’s anxious they get a bit tenser (give the bb belly rubs)
she is super delighted to host, but a little nervous prey won’t like it inside
she loves the weight of a little friend when she’s reading a book
Xiao
he grr
fairly average insides unless he is using his adeptal powers, then there's soft dark green glow like his ultimate
a little cooler than human body temperature
he needs rubs
Shenhe
colder as well
i feel like her and Xiao would have the bitter floral scent of qingxin flowers inside
firm
Shenhe's all well-intentioned, but she's a bit awkward about noms
She wants them but doesn't know how to ask so prey might have to offer themselves up
She doesn't speak much, but occasional light touches from the outside prove she's checking in
Kaeya
this is the warmest part of him
so soft you sink in - like a water bed
he won’t admit it but he often keeps his hand over his belly when there’s prey inside and they can feel it from within
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maple-sheep · 11 months ago
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Being gay for greacie is so real.
Personally I like rasbi more but yeah!
I don't know if you want me to tell if that spoiler is real or not
Personally I don't care about spoilers, that's mainly why my gf says fake ones. If you wanna tell me you can, when I really like something I find it hard to not talk about it and accidently tell someone a spoiler.
Also when I first watched Rasbi I was talking to my gf about how much I like her and she joked about me leaving her to be with Rasbi, now she's teasing me about Graecie.
Also also, a random off topic thing but my gf was searching what the most popular MCYT ship was and she told me that number 2 was Grian x Hermits, as in all the other hermits, I would have thought it would have been Grumbo or Scarian lol.
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kedreeva · 1 month ago
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hey, if you end up with more maple sap than you can keep up with boiling (and it's still below freezing at night), an alternative method is to let it freeze and pull ice chunks out (source: robin kimmerer's book braiding sweetgrass)
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YOU CAN WHAT
I had no idea!!! /grief
I have just been keeping the ice, the buckets are half frozen in the morning ARE YOU TELLING ME I CAN JUST FISH THE ICE IN THE BUCKET OUT AND KEEP THE LIQUID?? I won't be tossing out sugar??? groundbreaking news thank you
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3416 · 5 months ago
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HIS CELLY FROM THIS ANGLE IS MAKING ME SO EMO.... we all needed that and he needed that. so deserved... and that goal was so fucking mitch too. 2 important defensive rushes against mcdavid of all fucking people and then a 2 on 1 up the ice where everyone will assume he's passing but no. he can shoot too, lmfao. it's such smart hockey, the kind he plays all the time, and i'm so happy he gets rewarded like that in such an important and clutch moment.
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