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The Regulars
Summary: Marcus and Missy befriend a waitress at their favorite diner.
Requested by @yourstrulylightstar283
Rating: General/Everyone Warnings: Marcus Moreno x OFC named Evey, father/daughter banter, mention of stressful working environment, otherwise just fluff and cuteness. Word Count: 1175
  âAgain, dad?â Missy asks when he puts the menu down, already knowing what heâs picked, even though he hasnât said anything.
  âWhat?â he lovingly gripes in return, smiling as he knows where this is going.
  âThereâs so much delicious food in this diner, and yet, every time we come here you order the same thing: the cheeseburger with fries. Are you scared of stepping out of your food comfort zone, or something?â
  âIâm not scared,â he huffs, âthis is just the best burger in town.â
  âAlright, I didnât wanna do this, but youâve left me no choice,â she counters, and her tone clearly suggests sheâs about to change his mind, whether he likes it or not.
  He loves when she gets all smart like this, so he leans back and feels a smile grow behind his cheeks as he watches her close her menu deliberately slowly before clasping her hands together and leaning her forearms on the table.
  âDad, youâre a public figure,â she begins, very seriously, âwhich means that people pay attention to you. And what theyâre seeing every time we come here, is that not only does Marcus Moreno support the meat-industry, which we all know is fubar, but that heâs also entirely unconcerned with his own health.â
  Suddenly, he doesnât feel the smile in his cheeks anymore. Instead, he feels mildly nauseous, especially after he hears the next part of her reasoning.
  âNow, if you were a member of the public, which the Heroics are tasked with protecting, would you feel safe knowing that your supposed guardian doesnât even take good care of himself?â
  He knows that sheâs being deliberately manipulating, testing herself in how good she is at persuading others, but sheâs also not wrong about anything sheâs saying, and itâs surprisingly jarring to hear.   Before heâs had a chance to recover, however, the waitress comes to take their orders, and he feels a creeping panic at the back of his neck, realizing he doesnât know what to do.
  âHello, my name is Evey, Iâll be taking your orders today,â she says with a prize-winning smile which isnât fake or overdone or disingenuous at all, and heâs momentarily distracted by the fact that he hasnât seen this woman before.
  âHi, Iâm Missy, and this is my dad, Marcus,â his daughter responds, saving him from having to speak through the befuddled mess that is his brain right now.
  âNice to meet you both,â Evey nods politely at them in turn, âwhat will it be today?â
  His daughter confidently asks for an omelet with a side of salad instead of potato fries, and then immediately turns the attention back to him, fully aware he hasnât made up his mind yet.
  âUhâŠâ is all he says, before ripping the folded two-page menu open once again and scanning the options way too fast to actually make out what they are.
  He glances at Missy over the top of the pages, hoping sheâll start talking and give him a moment to think, but she just smiles knowingly at him while she calmly waits for him to make a fool of himself.
  âI can give you some options, if you prefer, sir,â the waitress suddenly offers him a lifeline, and he dives at it like heâs drowning.
  âPlease, do. Iâm sorry, Iâm a bit distracted today,â he tries to explain, hoping not to look like a complete moron, although that ship has probably already sailed.
  âNo problem, thatâs why Iâm here,â she smiles again, and then proceeds to list the entire dinner menu from memory, highlighting the nutritional benefits of each dish, as well as giving him a general idea of the flavor sensation associated with the various options.
  Marcus has been at five-star restaurants with lesser service than this, leaving him staring dumbly at Evey once sheâs finished, trying to comprehend what such a talented server is doing in such a simple establishment.
  âYouâre new here, arenât you?â Missy pipes up after a moment of stunned silence.
  âYes, itâs my first week,â the waitress confirms, and the Morenoâs exchange a look of impressed bewilderment before both turn back to stare at her.
  âIâm guessing youâve been somewhere a bit more⊠demanding than this place before,â Marcus suggests, finally freed of the confusion his daughter had inflicted on him.
  âDemanding is the right word for it, indeed, sir,â she replies, and while the smile is still warm and genuine, thereâs a hint of something heavy in her eyes for a moment as she says it.
  He knows that many prestigious restaurants can be hell to work at, no matter how skilled or experienced a person might be, so if sheâs been at a place like that, he could understand if she needed to seek out a less stressful environment.   A small corner diner might not seem like a desired workplace for someone used to the glamour of the top tier in her field, but there are benefits to be found in the simplicity and quaintness of smaller businesses.
  âWell, I hope youâll like it here,â he smiles back at her. âItâs not too crowded most of the time, and the regulars are pretty decent.â
  Missy rolls her eyes at him in embarrassment over the last part, which Evey notices, and an adorable giggle crosses her lips.
  âI take it youâre the regulars in question, then?â
  âOh, heâs a regular alright. A regular cheeseburger abuser,â his daughter shoots, paying him back for her embarrassment by making him look like an idiot in front of this lovely woman.
  âAm not!â he desperately fires back, succeeding only in sounding childish on top of stupid.
  âAm too! And apparently also dishonest, since you wonât even own up to it,â she counters, and he doesnât have a good comeback for that, so he ends up just sitting there scowling for a beat, before finally closing the menu and setting it down on the table.
  âFine. Iâll have the damned burger.â
  He expects the waitress to politely excuse herself then, as this little tiff has probably left her feeling uncomfortable.   But when sheâs still by the table after a few seconds, he looks up to find out what sheâs doing, only to discover her grinning at him with her head cocked to the side, looking as sweet as a labrador waiting for ear-scritches.
  âGood choice,â she says with a wink. âItâs the best burger in town.â
  Missyâs head hits the tabletop with an audible bonk, followed by her exacerbated groan of disapproval, now directed at both the adults, as her masterful plan to manipulate her father has been ruined.   Marcus, on the other hand, canât help but laugh, and when Evey joins in even though she has both their orders and doesnât need to stay there any longer, he feels like a friendship has just begun, and it sends a nice warmth through his abdomen.
  âIâll be right back with your dinners,â she giggles, and then right before she turns away, she adds: âI think Iâm gonna like the regulars here.â
THE END
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--Judgement--
--Part 2--
Description: Marcus' declaration doesn't take him where he might've expected. So, he now has to try again. Marcus Moreno x Original Female Character named Lucy.
Rating: Mature Warnings: Angst, longing, just very strong emotions, Marcus POV. Word Count: 3100 Author's Masterlist
Link to Part 1
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  For a long moment, she merely stares at him. Making him wait, although not deliberately.   She carries so much pain, which makes her cautious, needing to shield her heart as much as she can. Plus, she has every reason not to believe his words, after so much time spent being friends, with not one hint ever given to suggest that he might want more.   But he does, which is why he waits so patiently.
  He doesnât move, despite how much he wants to pull her into his arms and hold her close where sheâll be safe, and heâll be able to feel how alive and warm she is.   The memories of her too cold skin and unresponsive, heavy limbs will never leave his mind for as long as he lives, but thatâs also why he now appreciates her warmth and restored strength so very much.
  She meets his eyes without faltering, and he tries to show her only how much he cares for her, how important she is and how deep his affection really goes.   But her gaze is still pained. Still so disbelieving. And he doesnât know what he could possibly say that would help her hear the truth of his words.   He canât make her believe it. She must come to that realization herself, even if it means that he has to step back for now.
  However, it doesnât mean that he canât continue trying.
  âWhy donât we have dinner on Friday,â he suggests, unwilling to let her slip away without committing to seeing him again.
  Itâs a bit manipulative, perhaps, but he feels like she might need some help to remember that she can always trust Marcus.   They used to always have dinner together on Fridays, before the attack. It was their time to hang out, the three of them, and he knows that Missyâs been longing to pick it up again. That she misses her terribly.
  âPizza-night?â she finally asks, confirming that sheâs onboard, which makes him smile.
  âAbsolutely. Why donât you come to our house this time?â he offers, because he knows that sheâs trying to sell her house and that she hasnât been staying there for the past year.
  âSure, that sounds good,â she tries to smile, but it comes out a little wonky.
  âGreat. Then Iâll let you get back to work.â
  He smiles as he begins to back away, and seeing that seems to put her at ease somehow, because suddenly her smile turns into a real one, although he feels certain that thereâs a smidgeon of relief in it as well.   As if she really needs him to leave right now. A thought which isnât all that strange, considering what just happened between them, but it still tugs at his heart to see it.
  She needs space. He keeps telling himself that as he heads back to Ops, trying not to let himself consider this a rejection, because it technically wasnât.   Just give her some space, let her come to it on her terms.   Donât panic.
  âHey man, that took forever,â Miracle complains as soon as he steps into the control room again. âSo, whatâd she say?â
  Marcus just stares dumbly at him, because heâs completely forgotten that he actually did have a reason for bothering Lucy in the first place that morning.   Seeing the confusion on his face, the other Heroic rolls his eyes in annoyance, and for once, itâs a justified gesture.
  âSeriously? You forgot to ask about it?   Damned it, Moreno, you were the one who delayed the briefing to go talk to her!â
  âYeah, I know, Iâm sorry⊠Weâll make do without it.â
  âDude-âŠâ
  âMiracle, shut the fuck up!â he cuts him off, a lot more forcibly than heâd intended.
  He rarely cusses, and almost never at people, which everyone at HQ knows, and which is why the entire room is suddenly staring at him with nervously darting eyes.   Marcus is the leader of the team for a number of reasons, but one of them is that his electromagnetic abilities are sensitive enough that he can vibrate molecules apart for short bursts at a time, making him one of the most powerful supers to ever have lived.
  He tries to avoid that level of destruction as much as possible, but when he loses his temper, it can happen against his will.   And everyone at HQ knows that too.
  âIâm sorryâŠâ he says while trying to calm himself, abruptly wondering if maybe he shouldnât be working right now at all.
  He didnât think that Lucyâs reaction to his declaration had upset him this much, but clearly, heâs not as serene at heart as he should be for an operation.   Closing his eyes, he puts his hands down on the desk before him, leaning heavily on it while he tries to come to his senses and focus on his job.   Friday is two days away. He has to be able to work until then.
  âWould you please go and ask for the missing data?â he asks Miracle, who canât help but scoff with irritation.
  âYou mean, the same data that you just wasted thirty minutes not getting?â
  âYes. Please,â Marcus answers between gritted teeth.
  Without another word, his colleague stomps out of the room, and the leader sighs deeply at himself.   Itâs gonna be a long two days.
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  He hasnât seen Missy this excited about anything in quite a while, and it makes him happy to know that sheâs looking forward to spending time with one of her oldest friends again. But the man himself is mostly just nervous.   The conversation that Wednesday seems like it happened weeks ago, at this point, and he canât help but wonder if tonight is simply going to confirm what heâs begun to fear.
  That she might just try to pretend that that conversation never happened.
  She certainly has every time that heâs run into her at work for these two days. And yeah, itâs probably just because sheâs being professional, but he canât keep from worrying that it might be because sheâs trying to turn him down easy.   It makes him terribly uneasy, and his daughter can tell. She knows that itâs more than just about having someone over, which doesnât happen often.
  âDid something happen between you two?â she asks while heâs setting the table, and her tone is more concerned than nosy.
  âHonestly⊠I donât know,â he replies, feeling strangely disoriented about the entire subject.
  âHow do you mean?â she presses, undoubtedly trying to help him get his thoughts in order before she gets here, but he really doesnât know how to explain it.
  âUh⊠I may have⊠confessed something to her, but I-âŠâ he starts, but then Missyâs sharp intake of breath cuts him off.
  âYou told her, didnât you?!â she almost squeals. âYou told her that you love her.â
  Oddly enough, heâs not at all surprised that sheâs picked up on his affection for the woman, what shocks him is hearing how happy it makes her.   He canât think of anything to say, but he also doesnât get the chance before sheâs suddenly running to the kitchen counter, grabbing a plate and throwing three slices of pizza on it before darting off towards the stairs.
  âHave fun, dad! Iâll be in my room all night with a movie on!â she calls out while she disappears around the corner, leaving him stunned into silence as he dumbly stares at her now redundant cutlery on the table.
  And of course, before heâs even begun to recover, the doorbell rings.
  âGod damned it, Missy. You were supposed to be my wing womanâŠâ he mutters under his breath while nervously wiping his hands on the seams that run down the sides of his jeans.
  On the way to get the door, he needlessly fiddles with his hair and tugs on his dark green shirt, even though itâs already smooth.   Get a grip, man. Youâve met her a thousand times before.
  âHey, come on in,â he greets with a smile once the door falls open.
  And itâs a good thing he started talking before heâd had a chance to really look at her, because once he does, his tongue goes dry.   Not because sheâs dressed all fancy, but because sheâs wearing a summer dress, something heâs never seen her in before. Not once in over ten years of friendship has he ever seen her in anything but trousers, shorts, or the occasional skirt for a party.
  Her preferences at home are soft leggings and big hoodies, or if itâs too warm for that, shorts and well-worn t-shirts or tank tops.   For a moment, he wonders how he can remember those kinds of details about her, but then sheâs inside and he has to remind himself to close the door behind her before he invites her to the kitchen.
  âUh, have a seat anywhere. Missy ducked out at the last minute, so itâs just the two of us,â he admits, feeling extremely exposed suddenly, so he busies himself with the pizzas that are still sitting on the kitchen counter, allowing him to keep his back to her for a few moments longer.
  âOh, Iâm sorry to hear that. I was looking forward to seeing her, itâs been a while,â she says, and her voice is soft and steady, not at all as nervous as his own probably is.
  âIâm sure she wonât mind you poking your head in later,â he suggests, hoping to keep the conversation flowing because thatâs likely the only thing thatâs gonna keep his nerves in check tonight.
  He brings the plates to the table, having loaded two slices onto each for starters, and before he takes his seat, he goes to the fridge to take out the pitcher of water he put in there earlier.   She doesnât like soda, or any kind of fizzy drink, preferring water or juice to her meals. If heâd had the time after work, he wouldâve made her some lemonade. She loves that.
  âThank you,â she smiles at his thoughtfulness, before picking up a slice.
  But Marcus is gonna need help to calm his nerves tonight, so he grabs a beer from the fridge too, and then he finally sits down at the rounded little table.
  âHowâd it go with the whales today?â she asks, knowing that the team had been sent on an emergency call, to rescue an entire pod of beached north Atlantic right whales, while Marcus had stayed behind, monitoring the mission from Ops.
  âIt went well. They were able to save all of them,â he answers, and then tries to think of something to add to keep the conversation flowing, but his head is filled with nothing but the question that she has yet to answer, and he canât just barrel right in with that one.
  âOh, good. Iâm glad to hear that,â she says between bites, and then seemingly effortlessly jumps to another subject. âHey, if itâs not too much trouble, I could use your help with something.â
  âHelping you is never trouble, Luce,â he warmly admonishes, knowing that he doesnât need to remind her of how much sheâs helped him over the years.
  âNo, I know, itâs just that I also know youâre a busy guy and I donât w-âŠâ
  âStop that right now,â he cuts her off, but not harshly. âJust tell me what you need.â
  She cocks her head to the side in an expression which means that sheâs amused but annoyed. A look that heâs well familiar with.
  âI need a new car. And Iâm too trusting to trust myself not to let a car salesman talk me into buying something that isnât right for me.â
  âOh, I can definitely help you with that. Most salesmen get really flustered around Heroics,â he smiles and winks at her, and she huffs a laugh.
  âDonât we all?â
  She says it softly, but he can hear nervousness in there, and it makes him wonder if perhaps sheâs not at all as relaxed about this evening as sheâs making it appear.   He could let it pass without remarking on it, but pretending that everythingâs fine between them isnât going to work much longer.   So, he decides to let the fake ease fall away, and let her see how nervous he is at just having her there beside him.
  âDo I make you flustered?â he asks quietly, knowing how loaded that question is, given what heâs already told her about his feelings.
  He just hopes that whatever happens, sheâll leave this house feeling happy.
  âYesâŠâ she admits, just as quietly, but doesnât offer anything more, and he canât leave it like that.
  He has to know.
  âPlease, Lucy⊠Just tell me how you feel. Tell me what youâre thinking. Itâs driving me crazy not knowing if I should just let it go, or try harder.   Iâll do whatever you want me to, just tell me what that is?â he pleads, unable to hold back any longer, because he really is losing it.
  She puts her slice back down on the plate then, and like before, in her office, she suddenly wonât look at him. As though sheâs ashamed of something, and he canât fathom what that could possibly be.
  âYouâve been such a good friend to me, Marcus. All these years. Iâve always been able to count on you.   But⊠thatâs not why I called you that night,â she starts, and hearing that surprises him.
  He doesnât interrupt, though. No matter how much he wants to beg for the answers, for her to just let him know if he should give up and let his heart break into a million pieces and go hide away for the rest of eternity⊠he simply waits.   Because even now, she needs space. She needs to find the answers on her own and if he pushes, sheâll recoil, and then he might never know.
  âAnyone from HQ wouldâve reacted to help me, had I called them. But the only number I could see was yours. And that wasnât because of the trauma or anything that had happened that night.   Youâre always the one I want to call.â
  Trying so hard not to run away with those words, Marcus forcibly reminds himself that she could mean any number of things, that her mind might not at all go in the same direction as his, hearing that.   He freezes in his seat, staring at her bowed head, unknowingly holding his breath through the purgatory that is the waiting game.
  âEvery time Iâm sad, or angry, or happy⊠itâs always you I think of. Your company I wish for. And it always has been, from the very first day I met you⊠when Maribel was still here.â
  The trapped breath falls over his lips in a silent and sort of de-energized huff.   All the nervous energy in his body is suddenly just not there anymore, because in those last five words, sheâs changed everything, and heâs now struggling to rethink their entire relationship.
  The first day theyâd met had been over three years before his wife had died. Back when Missy was just a baby.   If sheâs had romantic feelings towards him from the start, then chances are, she feels undeserving of his affection now, which would explain her shame.   But sheâs wrong. So utterly wrongâŠ
  Because she never did anything. She never once did anything inappropriate, before or after Mirabel. Never made him feel uncomfortable, never even hinted that she might like him as more than a friend.   In her infinite kindness, sheâs kept every grain of her passion hidden, even when she was broken and had lost hope, trapped in a hospital bed with little chance of making a full recovery.
  Sheâs locked that part of her heart away so completely that even now, when he is the one asking for it, she canât bring herself to give him her love.
  âLucyâŠâ he beckons, reaching for her hand on the table, and she lets him take it, but she doesnât raise her head. âLook at me, please.â
  When she does, her expression is exactly the same as it was in her office. So filled with pain that it stabs at his chest to see it. Because that pain is her absolute belief in her own inadequacy.   The conviction that she can never be good enough.   And finally, he sees that it was never about the scars. That itâs her entire being that she feels is ugly, all for a forbidden love that she never had any control over.
  âI want your heart. All of it. Set it free and let me have it, and I promise that you will stop feeling like this,â he says, while gently tugging her hand closer.
  He feels her fingers tighten around his, and a moment later, her eyes fill with tears.   It quickly becomes a torrent of them, but he doesnât ask her to stop. Instead, he rises to his feet and pulls her up into his arms, holding her firmly against his chest while the pain flees through the ducts in her eyes.   And as soon as she begins to still, he pulls back and captures her lips.
  In her surprise, she tries to break away, but he doesnât allow that, because he canât let her be ruled by her fears this time.   The only way that sheâs going to accept his love, is if he makes her feel it in a way that her mind canât rationalize or explain away.   So, into that one long kiss, he floods her senses with himself, making her not only feel, but hear, smell and taste only him.
  And it works.
  It takes only seconds before she succumbs, too desperate to feel something good after all these years of longing, yearning for the impossible, to have any hope of keeping those walls up against this torrent of adoration.
  He keeps her mouth too preoccupied with the need to breathe in between kisses throughout that night, for her to have any chance to say it, but she does the next morning.
  âI love you.â
  Three little words. Simple, yet infinitely complicated. And so beautiful.   Theyâre the first thing he hears as he wakes up with her warm body against his, and it makes him so happy that he wants to dance on the ceiling.   But instead, he asks her if sheâll say those words to him every day from now on. If sheâll promise to let her heart stay free and open for him and Missy, forever.
  And without hesitation, she agrees.
THE END
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Mark Renton
Obi-Wan KenobiÂ
Roman Sionis/Black Mask* (Birds of Prey - Masc!Reader only) [Any other version of Roman Sionis/Black Mask can be with a Gender Neutral/Female!Reader.]
HUGH DANCY characters:
Adam Raki
Cal Roberts
Luke Brandon
Executive ADA Nolan Price
Will Graham
KARL URBAN characters:
Billy Butcher
Black Hat
John Kennex
Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Markiplier EGOS:
Darkiplier
Illinois
Wilford Warfstache
Yancy
PAUL DANO characters:
Alex Jones/Barry Milland [Platonic only!]
Dwayne Hoover [Platonic only!]
Edward Nashton/The Riddler
Eli Sunday
Jay (Okja)
Joby Taylor
Klitz
PEDRO PASCAL characters:
Agent Whiskey
Dave York
Dio Morrissey
Eddie
Ezra
Francisco âCatfishâ Morales
Marcus Moreno
Marcus Pike
Max Phillips
Maxwell Lord
Oberyn Martell
Ricky Hauk
RAĂL ESPARZA characters:
Bobby
Dr. Frederick Chilton*
Jackson Neill
Jonas Nightingale
Rafael Barba
Characters from 9-1-1 (Lone Star):
Carlos Reyes*
Eddie Diaz
Evan âBuckâ Buckley
Howard âChimneyâ Han
Josh Russo*
Mateo Chavez
Paul Strickland
Bobby Nash
Tim Rosewater
TK Strand*
Characters from Law and Order(: Special Victims Unit):
Detective/ADA Dominick âSonnyâ Carisi, Jr.
Sergeant Mike Dodds
Detective Nick Amaro
Executive ADA Nolan Price
ADA Peter Stone
ADA Rafael Barba
Deputy Chief William Dodds
Little Miss Sunshine:
Dwayne Hoover [Platonic only!]
Frank*
Our Flag Means Death:
Edward Teach/Blackbeard*
Frenchie
Izzy Hands
Stede Bonnet*
Prisoners (2013):
Alex Jones/Barry Milland [Platonic only!]
Bob Taylor
Detective David Loki
Renfield (2023):
Count Dracula
Robert Montague Renfield
Tedward âTeddyâ Lobo
SLASHERS/Horror Film Characters:
Asa Emory/The Collector
Ash J. Williams [I will usually default to Ash from the TV show, unless requested otherwise!]
Billy Lenz (1974)
Billy Loomis
Bo Sinclair
Brahms Heelshire
Bubba Sawyer/Leatherface (TCM 1974 and TCM 2)
Charles Lee Ray/Chucky
Chop Top Sawyer
Corey Cunningham
Dewey Riley
Drayton Sawyer
Herbert West*
Jesse Cromeans/Chromeskull
Lawrence Gordon
Lester Sinclair
Luigi Largo
Mark Hoffman Â
Nubbins Sawyer
Pavi Largo
Stu Macher Â
Vincent Sinclair
William Easton
Star Wars:
Anakin Skywalker
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Qui-Gon Jinn
The Girl Next Door:
Klitz
Eli
Characters from The Simpsons:
Cecil Terwilliger*
Fat Tony
Frankie the Squealer
Grady*
Jack Lassen
Johnny Tightlips
Julio*
Legs
Louie
Moe Szyslak
Ned Flanders
Otto Mann
Seymour Skinner
Sideshow Bob
Sideshow Mel
Snake Jailbird
Timothy Lovejoy
Waylon Smithers*
What We Do in the Shadows:
Anton (Movie)
Deacon
Guillermo de la Cruz*
Laszlo Cravensworth
Nandor the Relentless
Viago
Vladislav
* Please note that an asterisk (*) means that these characters are Male/Masc/GenderNeutral!Reader only (including non-binary, of course). Platonic relationships with Female!Reader are possible, but no romantic ones.
If itâs a character that is open to all Readers, and you do not specify in your request what you want, Iâll usually opt for a Gender Neutral Reader by default.
SHIPS, such as:
BlackBonnet (OFMD)
SteddyHands (OFMD)
Black Pete x Lucius Spriggs (OFMD)
Buck x Josh Russo (9-1-1)
Dracfield (Renfield 2023)
Buddie (9-1-1)
Eli x Klitz (The Girl Next Door)
Nandermo (WWDITS)
Herbert West x Dan Cain (Re-Animator)
McKirk (Star Trek: AOS)
Oluwande x Jim Jimenez (OFMD)
Barisi (Law & Order SVU)Â
Renfield x Teddy Lobo (Renfield 2023)
Sickrent (Trainspotting/T2)
Stobotnik (Sonic Movie)
Tarlos (9-1-1: Lone Star)
AnderPerry (Dead Poets Society)
ZsaszMask (Birds of Prey)
Lastly, I would like to add things I will NOT write (about):
Sexual NSFW fics/headcanons (I used to write those as you can see in my Masterlists, but I have my reasons for not writing them anymore. Any hints at sexual topics are fine).
Anything related to death as the main subject (this includes deadly diseases, anything fatal, really, etc.).
Anything that romanticizes Mental Illness (my Vent Fics about my own disorders obviously do not romanticize any of it and I do not stand for that).
(Recreational) Drug Use
Extreme Possessive Behaviour and/or Jealousy
Yandere
If you have something you would like me to write for, but you do not see it listed anywhere, please ask me before requesting it, so we can talk about it. I hope you enjoy yourself on my blog and have a good time!
My Asks and DMs are always open for any questions or simply to talk!
- Jesse
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5 Steps Forward
Summary: Lou and the supposedly good man standing in her saloon reach a small accord. Pairing: Eventual Marcus Moreno x OFC (named, no physical descriptors) Warnings: 18+ Death, gun violence, drinking, cursing, yearning. WC: 2.2K A/N: I have been sitting on this for 2 weeks now and even though I don't really love it, I just need to set it free. I want to send a big huge thanks to @jazzelsaur for beta-reading for me and always being my cheerleader.
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The saloon sits at the center of the town, unnamed but well-loved. A meeting place for some, a dinner table for others, a sanctuary for all. Wood and nails and cheers and laughter held the door open for any and all who ached to belong, and for a time not a soul was turned away. Louiseâs father built it by hand, raising the walls with her two brothers flanking his sides, a hot sun waging a blistering war on the backs of their necks. She was just a tot back then, barely able to see past the sway of her motherâs skirt, her small hands the perfect size to cradle a pile of nails, boots curling dust as she chased after the last three good men she knew.Â
The bar feels just the same beneath the palm of her hand as it did back then, wood sanded down and polished by her father with a patience most donât possess. His eyes were quiet, his mind always seemingly lost in thought as his hands moved back and forth and back again, Louise watching from a stool on the other side. She would mimic the movements as best she could before her arms grew tired, sitting back on her heels, dirt staining her bare legs, stockings shucked behind her motherâs back.Â
His chuckle still rings in her ears, his appraising look and gentle tongue reminding her why he worked so hard.Â
We take care of the things we love.
It wouldnât be until years later, the tangle of her teenage limbs shoved roughly beneath that very bar, her fatherâs stern warning to stay put, that she learned what he really meant.Â
The sounds still sting at the edges of her memory, the angry crow of furious men riding through town, the hoofbeats of their horses drowning out the screams of her mother, the shouts of her brothers, the cries of her father. When the dust had settled and the blood was rusted dry, she emerged, alone, all the things she cared for taken before the sun had even dared to set.Â
The saloon was hers. For better. For worse. The echo of ghosts whispering after each step she took, only the passing of the sun and the shifting shape of her body consistent enough to mark time. Her small hands grew, wrapped around worn wood, curved up the bottles of amber, twisted over empty pint glasses. Her tongue sharpened around brazen words, short and none too sweet and spat at those who came with ill-intent.Â
And when words werenât enough to keep danger at bay, Lou learned another way.
Her fatherâs shotgun was hers now, just the same as the saloon, and she cared for it twice over, memorizing its cracks and creases with a reverence she could never muster for the pew of a church. Always heavy in her hands, the heel of her hand warm along the grip, her fingers hooked into the trigger, her cheek finding comfort on the powder-smoked barrel. It fits now, the same as it had back then, into the turn of her shoulder, the muzzle marking the place between the swing of her doors, waiting for the familiar step of boots along the dust.  Â
She counts them â one, two â the crush of rocks, the cock of her gun â three, four â the creak of wood, her deep breath in â five â the doors swing open.Â
His gun presses into the puckered silk of her bodice, the fabric warped from too much sun and even longer time. The deep brown of the strangerâs eyes find hers beneath the brim of his black hat. The gleam of the sun is lost behind the broad sweep of his shoulders, the width of him taking up the entire doorway, but somehow thereâs still light enough for her to see. Her breath sticks in her throat, a grunt breaking past her lips, so startled by the sight of him, though she loathes the thought as swiftly as it comes.Â
Still.Â
She canât deny him his rugged features, the beauty in them apparent the longer she stands in front of him, and so instead, she makes a joke.
âFast hands. Not so sure I like that in a man.âÂ
The words are sticky between them and the man doesnât respond, his lips curled beneath the bristles of a mustache, its length the perfect tell for how long heâs been riding. Dirt caked beneath his fingernails, dust creased into the wrinkles of his shirt, bags lining the corners of somer eyes, all whispering of the stories he has to tell. Lou catches those same eyes, sad and sweet, wandering down her figure, only the tip of his brow giving him away. She steps in closer, her gun and his digging in deeper just the same, but itâs the cock of a gun and a much lighter boot that drags the temperature past scorching.
Just behind the man is a slip of a girl, brown eyes and wild curls, his perfect match. She has a pistol aimed at Lou, small fingers barely able to reach the trigger, a tremor, so slight, in the way she holds her aim, her spine set, eyes like steel.
His daughter, Lou assumes.Â
Or something close to.Â
Heâs taught her well.Â
Itâs a glass image pointed back at her, a ghost of a past with the young girlâs future staring her down. A whisper she canât unhear. We take care of the things we love.
For the first time the man looks truly afraid, eyes wide, his own twin tremble in the too tight grip of his pistol.Â
And just like that, the time for violence had passed. A stalemate is reached and drinks are shared. The stranger, this supposed good man, makes his case for his presence in the only home sheâs ever known.Â
âWeâre here to help.âÂ
She mulls his words over, letting the taste of them mingle with the burn of whiskey on her tongue. Heâs said it three times, three different ways, since entering her saloon, as if the repetition would make the words magically hold water. Didnât this stranger know? Nothing held water in Sol.Â
His daughter still sits at the bar beside him, the bottle of pop between her hands looking much more at home than the pistol. Lou feels an immediate affection for the girl, and if it werenât for every tasteless memory of the good men gone astray that paint the walls of this very room, she would already be offering them a place to rest for the night. As it stood, she still needed more.
âWhat makes you think this town needs help?â
He hums beneath his breath, taking his time in pulling off his hat and placing it on the bar beside his drink, still untouched next to her own empty glass. He turns his head one way and then the other, taking in the empty stools, the broken floorboards, the dust settled along the windowsills, before he finally turns back to her, brown eyes catching the last of the afternoon sun. His smile grows slowly, a slight tilt to the corner of his lips, almost wry in the way it twists in front of her.Â
âJust a hunch.â
âLook hereââ
âMarcus,â he supplies, as if anticipating the slur sitting on the tip of her tongue. âMoreno.â
âMarcus,â Lou repeats, refusing to let herself enjoy his name between her lips. âThis town and this bar are doing just fine.â
She is doing fine.
âHuh, that so?â He hums again, pushing away from the bar top and turning slowly to walk a small circle around the room. His boots hit a steady beat along the floor, wood creaking gently beneath his weight, loud enough that Lou makes a mental note to replace them before winter comes. âNot many customers in today.â
The observation is laced with an insistence that splinters beneath her fingernails, the sting of sand biting at the sensitive skin. She aches to shake the feeling away but ignores it, instead curling her hands tight around the curve of the wood in front of her.
âMost wait for nightfall.â
âYou mean the bandits?â
âAnd the vagrants,â she adds, her own smile creeping up her lips.Â
âAh yes, of course.â He turns back around, smile gone, a discouraged sort of grimace set in its place. âYou got any sort of plan?â
âPlan?â Lou wants to laugh. In fact, she does, one hand braced on the bar, the other clutching at her side, weathered silk smooth beneath her fingertips. Her head tilts back, eyes closed as she lets her laughter ring out through the empty saloon, rough and dry and loud. Itâs equal parts insulting and infuriating that this Marcus thinks a few words from a passing bounty hunter is enough for him to understand this town and this life, no matter how many hardships heâs had to carry through his own life. When she looks back at him, she doesnât blink, refusing to let Marcus look away as she speaks her peace plainly.
âThe plan is to survive.â
He seems unimpressed, coming back to the bar and reaching for his drink, letting the tip of his thumb sit heavy on the rim of the glass before kicking it back in one swift swallow. His throat bobs in time with his movements, the long strip of tan skin stretched taut beneath the burn of the spirit.Â
She has to look away.
âThe people of this townââÂ
âAre good people,â Lou finishes for him, and for the first time it seems they agree.Â
She keeps her eyes on the bar, her palm flat, moving back and forth and back again, the wood her father sanded down and polished just so, warm with the memory of his touch.
Itâs the tip of a finger, thick and calloused, beneath her chin that draws her eyeline back to the present, his gentle touch kissing sweetly against the tremble of her skin. He keeps it there, a phantom pressure she must be imagining, his deep voice washing away the dust caught deep inside her throat.
âI want to help you do more than survive.â
âWell then,â she starts, voice catching round a heavy swallow, his finger still beneath the cut of her jaw. âI guess youâll need a place to tuck in for the night.â
She leads the family of two towards the back of the saloon, around a dark corner and up a narrow flight of stairs. Lou does her best to ignore the way the sound of two more sets of footsteps following her own churns heavy in her stomach, a loneliness long ignored bursting to life and dying all at once atop those squeaky stair steps.Â
âThereâs plenty of room, so you and the kid are welcome to bunk together or separate. Outhouse is out back. Donât have a tub. Thing would be pretty much useless in this desert anyway. But each room has a basin if youâre looking to clean up.â
His daughter, Missy he finally provides, is quick to lay claim to the room at the far end of the hall. It had belonged to Louâs younger brother, his spare boots still under the bed, primers still shoved beneath the mattress (but still not hidden well enough from their motherâs piercing gaze). Marcus follows her in, taking note of the boarded over window and the empty closet, careful eyes sweeping from top to bottom twice over before he nods, leaving her to settle in, her smile wide at the prospect of a night on a soft (if just a tad dusty) mattress.
He takes the next room over for himself, giving it the same scrutiny as the last, before turning back to Lou, taking one step closer to her before stopping suddenly in his tracks. For the first time she notices the blush sitting sweetly on his cheeks, his smile small and soft, the brim of his hat clutched between his fingers and pressed tightly to his chest. His eyes are fixed firmly on her own.Â
If she didnât know better, sheâd guess this supposedly good man was nervous to be alone with her.Â
âMy room is just across the hall, only five steps forward. If you should need anything.
He nods, but otherwise doesnât move, his brows bunching in, his quiet eyes lost in thought.
âI thank you, Miss, for the hospitality. I promise we wonât be a bother.â
She hates the formality that has sprouted between them, and wishes for a way to go back to their childish squabbles, if only to rouse that wry smile of his free one more time. She lets her own gaze linger; on the constellation of freckles along his neck, the width of his shoulders, the size of his hands, taking one step and then another into his space.
âSomehow,â she teases, âI donât believe that, cowboy.â
âIs that right?â He jokes back, his smile marching up his cheeks, a whiskerâs breath wider than before.
The tip of her tongue peaks out to wet her lips, wishing for the courage to let her voice break past in a hush meant only for him. Because she knows, same as she knows how good a man he really is, that Marcus Moreno is about to wreck all of her plans.
#Marcus Moreno#Marcus Moreno fic#Marcus Moreno Western AU#WCBH Western AU#Marcus Moreno x ofc#Marcus Moreno x original female character#Marcus Moreno fanfiction#Marcus Moreno fanfic#Marcus Moreno/ofc#we can be heroes#pedro pascal characters
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Lissie! I love you so much for spreading this end of year love! You are truly one of the gems of this hellsite (affectionate)!
A few shout outs for some of my favorite fics over the year:
@honestly-shite Notes on Tutoring is a masterclass in tension and illicit affairs. I yearn constantly for their Dave York and itâs just plain rude the state theyâve put me in.
@asta-lily Prince of Dorne and Absence of Judgement are two of my favorites from this year. Lils is brilliant and has been responsible for me staring into the void for hours on end.
@the-ginger-hedge-witch Read You Like a Book! Better than a majority of the crime novels Iâve read! Ren is a true talent and I know one day I will own her books and place them proudly on my bookshelf.
@yespolkadotkitty Fighting Blind! Made me fall in love with that grumpy Spaniard! Seriously! I think about this story once a week! Itâs so beautiful!
@mandocrasis Bonded! Birdie made me fall in love with Max Phillips and now I donât know what to do with myself! Now all I do is think about that snarky vampire and Iâm just flabbergasted!
@blueeyesatnight Amazing story Strongest Member of the Team (and her whole master list)! Blue is constantly giving out quality content that always has me laughing and smiling!
@wyn-n-tonic Frizzy verse! Seriously amazing storytelling for Frankie and her ofc Lizzy Miller! No one can take on emotionally honest source material like O.
@disgruntledspacedad Better Love series was my first Javier Peña fic and one of the first authors who encouraged me to post my writing! Jayâs talent is awe-inspiring and earth shattering.
And finally-
@jazzelsaur Between the Raindrops. A story I was woefully late to but now am completely obsessed with. Catch me outside with my banner and my bullhorn screaming about Jessâs brilliant writing and her amazing way to communicate emotions. Everything about this story is evocative and gut-wrenching and I will never stop shrieking about it.
wow! lots of love from Cat!! Thank you dear đ„°đ„°đ„°
@honestly-shite for Notes on Tutoring (Dave York x f!reader)
Mr York becomes your new classical guitar tutor in your final year at music college. A dark, mysterious man, you struggle to get a read on him but that doesnât stop you from finding many ways to push his buttons. You manage to infuriate him with your stubbornness and forced complacency but there is definitely something else too. Thereâs a pull that you feel whenever he is near. You wonder if he feels it too.
@asta-lily for The Prince of Dorne (Modern!Casino owner Oberyn x reader)
Dorne was his kingdom, one he ruled over with reverence to those who played, and drank, and laughed; and mysterious accidents met those who dared disturb his peace - ruling his playground with the wisdom of a king yet the temper of a boy. Thus, they dubbed him - âThe Princeâ.
AND for Absence of Judgement (Marcus Moreno x f!reader)
You travel in search of inspiration; fate seems to hand it to you in the most backhanded of ways as you lock eyes with a mysterious stranger from across the bar.
@the-ginger-hedge-witch for Read You Like a Book (Marcus Pike x f!reader)
When Marcus Pike is called to Chicago for a short-term assignment, he never expects to meet someone who makes him want to stay forever. Is this Marcusâs chance at home?
@yespolkadotkitty for Fighting Blind (Pero Tovar x original female character)
Curator Jade is hurtled back in time by a mysterious axe.
@mandocrasis for Bonded (Max Phillips x original female character)
Prudence travels the country investigating paranormal claims and reports. When you get a call about a possible vampire you donât hesitate to check it out. What you donât anticipate are things going sideways and getting yourself bound to the vampire for the foreseeable future. If youâre lucky, youâll make it out of this ordeal alive.
@blueeyesatnight for Strongest Member of the Team (Marcus Moreno x reader (eventual wife))
@wyn-n-tonic for The Fizzy Universe (Frankie Morales x original female character)
A snapshot series in to the lives and relationship of Francisco Morales and Elizabeth Miller, Bennyâs and Willâs sister.
@disgruntledspacedad for the Better Love series (Javier Peña x original female character/named reader)
Heâs a DEA Agent. You work for the CIA. Youâre an unstoppable force. Heâs an immovable object. A collision between you is inevitable. The fallout will be monumental. Slices of life from your adventures with Peña in Colombia.
@jazzelsaur for Between the Raindrops (Frankie Morales x original female character/named reader)
Frankieâs life is coming apart at the seams, when Ellie, a widow facing her own share of struggles, moves in next door. Together they find friendship, healing, and something more.
send some love to your favourite fic writers for new year âš
#pedro pascal character x reader#frankie morales x reader#marcus moreno x reader#javier peña x reader#pero tovar x reader#marcus pike x reader#dave york x reader#oberyn martell x reader#author fic appreciation 2021
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By Your Side
Pairing: Marcus Moreno x Original Female Character
Word Count: 1,241
Summary: Maribel rushes to Marcusâ side after an ominous phone call from the Heroicsâ medical ward.
Warnings: Written in 1st person, mix of mainly fluff and little angst, hospital setting, pregnancy, brief description of non-fatal injuries, hurt/comfort, no beta all mistakes are my own
Author Note: A request from the lovely @bat25wonder32super who asked me to write a one-shot for this prompt and was kind enough to let me write it as a time stamp/sequel for my other Marcus fic And I Knew Even Then. I hope you like this story honey đđđ
The walls of the hospitalâs waiting room are painted a soft and soothing teal blue, but the color does little to calm my fluttering heartbeat as I pace around the small space. My hands wonât stop tremblingâhavenât since the ominous phone call an hour earlier that turned my whole world over on its axis.
âIs this Mrs. Maribel Moreno?â
âYes, may I ask whoâs calling?â
âIâm Dr. Byrd at the medical ward for the Heroics Division. Maâam, your husband was brought in unconscious after a fight and youâre listed as his emergency contact. How soon can you arrive?â
The frantic drive from home to the Heroics base had been a complete blur which in hindsight was dangerous and reckless, especially considering the snowflakes raining down from the wintery gray sky, but the only thought occupying my mind was Marcus Marcus Marcus.
I couldnât remember the last words Iâd said to him that morning. If they had been a sweet I love you pecked against his lips or a distracted Check out the laundry machine when you get home please, itâs making that funny noise again as I cleaned up the breakfast dishes. I then spent the ride on the shuttle into headquarters mentally berating myself for thinking such morbid thoughts. Marcus was going to be fine.
He had to be.
The nurse at the reception desk had done a double take when I arrived, looking from my unbrushed hair to my mismatched shoes and then back up to meet my gaze with sympathy, pointing me towards the waiting room. A needless gesture since this wasnât the first time Iâd found myself at the medical wardâbeing married to the leader of the Heroics isnât all rainbows and sunshine, unfortunately. The polite smile Iâd offered in thanks probably resembled more of a grimace, but I honestly couldnât find the spare energy to care.
An hour has passed since then. An hour spent pacing and praying, listening to the rhythmic beeps of machinery and the occasional squeak of the nursesâ shoes upon the tile floor as they pop in and out of patient rooms. Iâm alone in the waiting room without any witnesses as each minute without any news pushes me closer and closer to the edge of a complete emotional breakdown.
My breath shudders when I murmur a plea to any listening deity. âPlease, I need him.â Then, with a hand pressed lightly against my stomach, I whisper, âWe need him.â
âMrs. Moreno?â A voice from behind calls out, pulling me from the storm of troubling thoughts raging inside my head. I turn, laying eyes on a gray-haired man in a doctorâs coat. Once I nod my head in confirmation, he continues, âIâm Dr. Byrd, Iââ
I close the gap of distance between us in a rush. âHow is he? Can I see him? What happened?â
His lips twitch with a barely restrained smile. âMarcus is doing fine,â he says reassuringly, and it takes all my self-control to continue standing there listening and not to sink to the floor with relief. âDuring the fight he was thrown against a wall and hit his head which is why he arrived unconscious. Weâll keep him overnight for observation, but fortunately he doesnât seem to be experiencing pain beyond some bruised ribs. Heâs in room 207 if youâd like to see him.â
I linger the few seconds necessary to thank him before shooting off down the hallway, as close to jogging as I can manage given the setting, and toss apologies over my shoulder to each staff member I nearly collide into in my haste to find the right room.
204...205...206âŠ
Marcusâ head snaps towards the door when I burst into the room, wide-eyed and panting, looking like Iâve just been through hell and back. Heâs propped up with pillows, shirtless with a pack of ice taped against the side of his ribs. Bruises mottle his torso, black and blue patches sharply contrasting his tanned skin, and a jagged cut peeks out from his hairline, recently stitched shut.
âOh, sweetheart,â Marcus says quietly, noticing the quivering of my lower lip. He holds out a hand. âCome here, Mari.â
Tears drip down my cheeks, the pathetic excuse of a wall holding back my emotions crumbling into dust. I all but throw myself at him, careful of his injuries but needing to hold him, to anchor myself in the reality heâs okay. Heâs here with me to love and care for.
The irony doesnât escape me as I bury my tearstained face into his neck, sniffling while his fingers comb through my hair, that I came to the hospital to comfort him and instead am the one being soothed by his soft voice murmuring reassurances in my ear.
âIâm fine, darling,â he says, pressing a kiss against my head. âYou and the little missy didnât need to come up here and worry about me.â
Pulling back, I wipe at my face, glaring at him through watery vision. âOf course we needed to be here, you stupid idiot.â My voice hitches as I swallow the sob rising in my throat. âYou think just because you have powers youâre invincible, but youâre not. Youâre human. I love you, Marcus, donât you understand what that means? Whatever hurts you, hurts me. And if I lost youâŠâ I shake my head, biting my lip so hard I swear I taste blood.
A frown pulls at Marcusâ lips, and he stares back like he doesnât recognize me, eyes sweeping across my face. It isnât often I snap at him, but exceptions have to be made sometimes.
Still, I canât help shifting defensively when the chain around my neck jingles, his powers tugging at the engagement ring dangling at its end between my breasts.
âMarcus,â I warn, holding up a finger. âIf you break my necklace, so help meââ
âMaribel,â he interrupts, and thereâs urgency in his voice now, matching the expression on his face. He tugs insistently at the necklace again, beckoning me closer. âLet me kiss you, sweetheart. Please.â
I surrender to him as if my soul were made of silver, helplessly pulled into his orbit. His hands cup my face, drawing me in closer to press our lips against each other. He kisses fervently, so much love and affection felt in every trace of his tongue, and as much as Iâd love to crawl on top of him, our roles have flipped again. I need to be the responsible one comforting him, and I respond to his urgency with soft, patient touches, eventually putting the make out session to a gentle end by drawing back a few inches and pressing my index finger against his lips before he can sneak another peck.
He chuckles, crinkles appearing at the corners of his eyes. Then he whispers, words meant for my ears and my ears alone, âYouâre not ever going to lose me, Mari. Wherever you go, Iâm going to be there right by your side.â
âBut Marcusââ
âToday was my last field mission,â he finishes, grin widening as my jaw drops with silent surprise. He lays a gentle hand on my stomach, the bump barely noticeable beneath my sweater. âFrom now on, the only dangerous missions Iâm looking forward to are changing diapers and midnight feedings.â
I blink back another wave of oncoming tears, cursing my unstable hormones. âYou love fighting bad guys though.â
âYeah, I do,â he agrees, pushing a strand of hair back behind my ear with a look of total adoration. âBut I love being your husband more.â
Marcus Moreno Taglist: @a-skov @stevie75 @quica-quica-quica @iamskyereads @dincrypt
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April Fanfic Recommendations
I'm back! I have unfortunately written 3 papers in the last 2 weeks and honestly even though I had time to read at night and come reblog stuff during the day, I could not compile this list for you in my spare time.
This is a collection of I believe 3 weeks, so I left out some stories that I will include in another post instead! This week we're trying something different where I include the author's tags or warnings. That makes me feel hella vulnerable fully exposing what I read, but it's okay! I want to be more open in what is intended for those 18+.
** means NSFW and not intended for those under 18, and please pay attention to warnings!
Authors mentioned this week:
@frannyzooey
@mylifeisactuallyamess
@starryeyedstories
@tintinwrites
@dameronology
@autumnleaves1991-blog
@ithinkhesgaybutwesavedmufasa
@absurdthirst
@bison-writes
@221bshrlocked
@heatherbel
@slater-baby
â±{Frankie Morales}â°
**RUNTIME BY FRANNYZOOEY
âł Smut!!, cockwarming, PIV, and filthy dirty talk.
**TITLE MENU BY FRANNYZOOEY
âł Smut!!, oral sex (female receiving), mutual masturbation, and another round of dirty talk making me blush.
**POST CREDITS SCENE BY FRANNYZOOEY
âł Smut!!, PIV, and you guessed it, dirty talk.
â±{Poe Dameron}â°
**YAVIN HIGH REUNION BY MYLIFEISACTUALLYAMESS
âł Smut!!, mentions of divorce, mention of a child, angst, fluff, alcohol, swearing.
IT'S TIME BY STARRYEYEDSTORIES
âł Childbirth, swearing, emotions, but overall just a happy little Dameron family.
SOFT (MINI-SERIES) PART 1 / PART 2 BY TINTINWRITES
âł Naughty words, sexual references, enjoy part 2...
THE LIGHT SIDE (MINI-SERIES) PART 1 / PART 2 / PART 3 BY TINTINWRITES
âł Implications of sex, pregnant reader, fainting, naughty words, angry Poe, this one made my heart go soft.
**PROVOCATIVE (MINI-SERIES) PART 1 / PART 2 BY TINTINWRITES
âł Smut!!, College Professor!Poe x Student!Reader, kinky, spanking, and then freaking out when emotions are mentioned.
INSOMNIA (MINI-SERIES) BY DAMERONOLOGY
âł 5 chapters, swearing, fluff, angst, mentions of injury.
POE DAMERON'S WIFE (MINI-SERIES) (AO3) BY ZIVABALLERINA
âł 5 chapters, Poe Dameron x OFC, implied death, fluff, mentions of injury, swearing, fluff again, Poe being fricken adorable with a baby for a second on chapter 3, loss of friends. (There's also a part 2 to this story listed on AO3, however, it hasn't been updated in almost a year.)
â±{Cassian Andor}â°
**THE SUN ON BOTH SIDES BY NO-DROIDS
âł Smut!!, PIV, sex pollen, dub-con, drug use, best friends to lovers, mutual pining, dirty talk, oral sex (male and female receiving).
â±{King Arthur}â°
**LITTLE ONE (MINI-SERIES?) PART 1 / PART 2 BY AUTUMNLEAVES1991-BLOG
âł Smut!!, PIV, really rough sex, restraint, sir/majesty kink (daddy equivalent), language, torture, spanking, nipple clamps, blindfolds, choking, unprotected sex, squirting, gagging, and a bit of fluff, so basically any filthy thing I've ever thought of was in these pieces.
â±{Max Phillips}â°
**WITH CHERRIES ON TOP (SERIES) BY ITHINKHESGAYBUTWESAVEDMUFASA
âł Smut!!, language, adult themes, sexual innuendos, workplace harassment, family issues, angst, hurt/comfort, manipulation. I've already recommended this (when I was on chapter 1) but I have since finished this story and loved it!
**UNHOLY SACRIFICE BY ABSURDTHIRST
âł Smut!!, PIV, religion kink, virginity kink, religious guilt, severe blasphemy, lewd acts in a church, desecration of holy grounds, oral sex (female receiving), loss of virginity, unprotected sex, blood, blood-drinking, creampie, death, so much filthy shit I don't even think I could explain how hot it was.
yeah I had to use that gif, he looks like a wooly mammoth and I laughed when I saw this scene
â±{Pero Tovar}â°
SWEEP ME OFF MY FEET BY BISON-WRITES
âł Modern!Pero, mentions a car accident, mentions of injury, fluff.
**EL BAĆO BY ABSURDTHIRST
âł Smut!!, PIV, handjob, derogatory language, loss of virginity, oral sex (female receiving), unprotected sex, creampie.
**AS SWEET AS HONEY, AS TEMPTING AS DEATH BY 221BSHRLOCKED
âł Smut!!, PIV, angst, blasphemy once again, dub-con, sex pollen, mutual pining, voyeurism to some degree, unprotected sex, hot dirty talk, spanking, hair pulling, oral sex (female and male receiving), creampie, slight choking, fluid exchange, overstimulation, squirting, I come back to this one often.
â±{Javier Peña}â°
USED TEA BAGS BY AUTUMNLEAVES1991-BLOG
âł 18+, language, implied sexual situations.
â±{Dave York}â°
BLANK PAGE BY HEATHERBEL
âł Smut!!, murder, violence, blood, death, reader in danger, slight dub-con, oral sex (both male and female receiving), unprotected sex.
GRAY AREA BY SLATER-BABY
âł Canon-divergence, sharing clothes, age gap, the realization of feelings, falling in love, getting asked out, fluff, character exploration, mentioned divorce, mentioned former Dave York x Carol York, non-explicit murder/violence/injury.
â±{Marcus Moreno}â°
WE ARE FAMILY BY STARRYEYEDSTORIES
âł Themes of pregnancy, babies, and childbirth (no birth scene).
THE PAST, PRESENT, & FUTURE (MINI-SERIES) PART 1 / PART 2 / **PART 3 BY BISON-WRITES
âł **for smut!! (I'm doing all these tags on my own so bear with me) Original character, mention of injury, running away from home, friends/coworkers to lovers, mentions of Marcus losing his wife, slight steam in part 1, making out like teenagers hehe, meddling kids, kids forcing the adults into a date, drinking, and more making out in part 2, Miracle Guy interrupting stuff, kids using their powers to manipulate Marcus and OC, angry and yelling at the kids, injury.
Smut tags - oral sex (female receiving), PIV, protected sex
â±{Marcus Pike}â°
FAMILY MAN BY STARRYEYEDSTORIES
âł Headcanon, parenthood, and children.
#madslorian recommendations#frankie morales#poe dameron#cassian andor#king arthur#dave york#max phillips#pero tovar#javier peña#marcus moreno#marcus pike#frankie morales x reader#frankie morales x you#poe dameron x reader#cassian andor x reader#cassian andor x you#king arthur x reader#king arthur x you#dave york x reader#dave york x you#max phillips x reader#max phillips x you#pero tovar x reader#pero tovar x you#javier peña x reader#javier peña x you#marcus moreno x reader#marcus moreno x you#marcus moreno x oc#marcus pike x reader
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Iâm Sorry I Couldnât Keep You Safe
Pairing: Marcus Moreno x Mrs. Michelle Moreno (My OFC (Original female character), Marcusâ second wife, Missyâs stepmom and Anitaâs second daughter-in-law)
This fic contains:
· Marcus Moreno whump (Both physical and emotional one)
· Violence
· Blood
· Injuries
· Threats
· Deaths
· Hospital
· Angst
· Sadness
· Grief
· Loss
· Guilt
· Sad ending with some hurt/comfort
Authorâs Note 1: mishasminion360, thank you very much for your help, I really appreciate it. ^^
Authorâs Note 2: This fic has Marcus Morenoâs point-of-view.
Authorâs Note 3: This fic is also setting in an alternate universe where Marcus has no superpowers but is still a master swordsman, martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant.
Authorâs Note 4: The song recommendation for this fic â Hurts Likes Hell by Fleurie
Taglist: @mishasminion360 @pascalpanic @fentimochi @moralesispunk @bison-writes @honestly-shite @javi-djarins @waywardimpalawriter @tobealostwanderer @radiowallet @metalarmsandmanbuns @novemberrain221 @mudhorn-djarin19 @honey-dewey @littlemisspascal @poenariuniverse @nobodys-baby-now
Disclaimer:
I donât own Marcus, Missy, Anita (Marcusâ mom) and We Can Be Heroes.
The fic, the concept of the fic and Mrs. Michelle Moreno (My OFC) (c) bat25wonder32super (Me)
Hurts Like Hell © Fleurie
Iâm having a difficult battle against my enemy (My enemy doesnât have any superpowers but she is a deadly martial artist, hand-to-hand combatant and knife fighter). I fight the best I can but my enemy manages to overpower me and kick me viciously in left side of my ribs, bruising and breaking two ribs in left side of my ribs. I cough up red blood and try to push myself up shakily as I groan in pain but I donât have enough strength to.
I have bruises and cuts all over my face and body with one of my cheeks being swollen with a cut on it and one of my eyes being bruised and swollen half closed with my lips split and bleeding. Luckily, my nose and teeth are not broken. She prepares to finish me off with her knife, but my beloved, precious second wife and the second love of my life Michelle (Who witnessed my fight with worry, shock and horror) comes to save me and manages to beat her with a few punches and kicks. Michelle rushes to my side out of concern for me. Unfazed by her injuries, my enemy is ready to kill me with her knife again but Michelle bravely stands in front of her.
My enemy sadistically threatens Michelle. âStay out of my way, if you donât want to die painfully.â âI wonât let you hurt my precious, beloved husband anymore!â Michelle courageously stands up to her. Then Michelle turns to me and says with a sad smile, âMarcus, I love you so much. You, Missy and your mom were the best presents I had. Take care of Missy and your mom for me.â Then Michelle closes her eyes and my enemy stabs Michelle in the heart with her knife, killing her instantly, much to my shock, horror and grief.
âMichelle, no!â I scream Michelleâs name in grief. With the little strength I can muster, I get up and stab my enemy in the heart with one of my dual katanas, killing her. Then I collapse and crawl to Michelle and hold her hand. âM-Michelle, please donât leave me⊠I love you⊠Please wake up, please come backâŠâ I say tearfully to her with tears falling down my cheeks but sheâs already dead. âA-After we married each other, we spent a wonderful time. You were kind, sweet, loving, cheerful and caring. You were also protective of me and you were always worried and afraid of losing me. Whenever I get hurt, you always took care of me and you were the best nurse to me. We made pizza with Missy and had it for dinner together. After that, we had our homemade brownies with ice cream on the top. We shared our love for flowers and you loved both healthy and unhealthy foods and were a sweet tooth who also loved cooking and baking. You liked your coffee sweet consisting a regular coffee with extra cream and extra sugar. My first wife and Missyâs first mom holds a special place in my heart and she always does. But she wouldâve wanted me, Missy and my mom to move on. You came into our lives and made it the best one. But now youâre gone. Youâre not coming back. Now I canât see your kind and pretty eyes again, I canât see your warm and beautiful smile again, I canât hear your loving and sweet voice again and I-I even canât fall asleep next to you ever again, it hurts so much and itâs all my fault, Iâm sorry⊠I-Iâm going to miss you so much⊠Iâm sorry, Iâm sorry I couldnât keep you safe⊠Iâm sorry I couldnât you keep you safe just like I couldnât keep my first wife safe⊠I-I love you⊠Iâm so sorryâŠâ I continue to say tearfully as I cry softly. After saying these, I sob softly until I fall unconscious as help finally arrive and Iâm rushed to the regular hospital where Michelle worked that is closed to the Heroics HQ while the coroners mournfully cover Michelleâs dead body with a white sheet and take her to the same hospital.
Itâs been four days since Iâm hospitalized. Even though the wounds are still here and there on my face and body, theyâre mended and healing and even my bruised and broken two ribs are healing. Iâm wearing nasal cannula under my nose to make myself to breathe easier, an IV on one of my forearms and the wires on my body.
Iâm still grieving Michelle and Iâm still feeling guilty for her death. My daughter Missy, despite her eyes being filled with tears, gently hug me with my mom hugging me gently too with both of them being careful not to hug him too tightly, knowing that I would still be hurt.
âDad, I miss my moms both too and Iâll always miss them. But itâs not your fault and both of my moms wouldnât want you to blame yourself.â Missy reassures me with a kind voice.
âMissyâs right, dear. I miss them and Iâll always miss them too. But you shouldnât blame yourself because itâs not your fault. Itâs okay to miss them, itâs okay to cry. Itâll be okay. Youâll be okay.â My mom gently comforts me.
âBut it hurts, it hurts so much.â I tearfully confess with full of the emotional pain in my voice.
âWe know, Marcus, dear. Itâs okay to let it out.â My mom warmly says with patting my head gently.
I finally allow myself to shed silent tears as they fall down my cheeks and I let my feelings come out as I hug them back softly.
âYou still have both of us, dad. You donât have to face anything alone. We love you.â Missy whispers to me quietly but warmly.
All I can do is to say a quiet but tearful whisper, âThank you, Missy, mom, I love you both too.â
I miss you, Michelle. Iâm gonna take care of Missy and my mom for you, I promise. I love you.
The End.
#marcus x michelle#marcus moreno#michelle moreno#my oc#my original character#marcus moreno x ofc#marcus moreno x oc#marcus moreno angst#wcbh#we can be heroes#netflix we can be heroes#marcus moreno whump#cw whump#cw blood#cw violence#cw injury#cw threats#cw death#tw death of a loved one#cw grief#cw loss#cw sadness#cw guilt#cw hospital#cw angst#angst#angst with a sad ending#hurt/comfort#with my friend's help#my fic
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Recovery
Sirowsky's 600 & 700 Followers Celebration
Submitted by @yourstrulylightstar283 No prompts for this one, it's based on This Ask. Character: Marcus Moreno
Rating: Mature 18+ONLY Warnings: Marcus Moreno x Original Female Character Sarah, plus daughters Missy and Bianca. AU. Allusions to severe injuries. Flashbacks. Comfort and fluff. Word Count: 680 Masterlist of the Celebration Sirowsky's Main Masterlist
  Itâs been over a month when heâs finally discharged from the hospital, and it feels so good to be back home.   Of course, his last mission with the Heroics had to have gone bad, sending him into retirement with a bang. Heâs not sure why he ever expected that it would just go smoothly, because thatâs almost never been the case in the past.
  Thankfully though, he is alive and well on his way back to normal, surrounded by family and friends, all of whom have been there for him every step of the way.   He still has a long way to go with months of physical therapy to get through before heâll be considered fully recovered, but thereâs no rush. Heâs got everything he needs right here at home, because thatâs where his girls are.
  Theyâre in the kitchen today, preparing a small feast to celebrate his survival and homecoming, and he happily sits in a reclining armchair in the living room, watching the three of them bustle about, helping each other with the various dishes while joking around and having fun.   God, he loves the sounds of their happiness.
  Once all the dishes are finished, they help him get to the table since he still gets winded if he exerts himself too much. The long-term effects of a busted lung.   Then Missy calls for everyoneâs attention.
  âSo, I know that itâs Halloween this weekend, but I thought that maybe we could look at this like a mini Thanksgiving dinner. Because I feel like we all have so much to be thankful for right now and I, for one, donât feel like focusing on anything scary for a good long while.â
  âI think thatâs a great idea, sweetheart,â Sarah agrees, and Missy smiles at her adoptive mother before turning to her adoptive sister.
  âIs that alright with you, Bianca?â
  âOf course,â her little sister agrees. âYou know I donât like spooky stuff anyway.â
  Marcus hears them agree and start to chatter happily about all the things theyâre grateful for right now, but his mind is drifting.   A light sting of pain from his damaged side has brought him back to that night. To the fight and the loss. The terrible pain that he suffered as his body was broken long before he lost consciousness.   How heâd tried to keep fighting to protect his teammates.
  He remembers every punch and every cut, followed by the unyielding pavement that had broken his fall, after heâd been hurled ten feet into the air, finally leaving him unable to rise back up anymore.   And he remembers waking up but being unable to ask about his team. Not knowing if heâd failed to protect them had scared him more than his own condition had.
  âDad?â Missyâs voice reaches him, breaking through the haze of pain and fear, and he refocuses to find all three of them staring at him with concerned expressions now.
  Clearly, theyâve been trying to get his attention more than once.
  âIâm okay,â he assures them. âI just⊠needed to remember.â
  They know what he means by that. How he sometimes canât stop the images, but has to let them live and be real, because if he tries to bury or ignore them, they come back in the form of crippling nightmares or unbearable headaches.
  âDid it pass?â Bianca asks quietly, and he smiles softly at her.
  âIt always does when Iâm around my girls.â
  That makes them all smile, relieving all tension from the room as they dig into the delicious food that theyâve spent all afternoon making.   And Marcus thinks to himself that it doesnât matter what heâs been through, because the network of support that surrounds him will forever protect him from any real harm. Their love shields his heart and keeps the deepest and most precious parts of his mind safe.
  Through the care that they give to his soul, he has in some ways already fully recovered. And thatâs what heâs gonna tell them that heâs thankful for, every Thanksgiving for as long as he lives.
THE END
I'm sorry for the delay @yourstrulylightstar283 but all the little stories I've been writing for this celebration really helped to inspire me to write this, so I hope you like it.
@pedrostories @harriedandharassed
#Sirowsky's 600 & 700 Followers Celebration#pedro pascal characters#pedro pascal character fanfiction#marcus moreno fanfiction#marcus moreno x original female character#marcus moreno x ofc#we could be heroes fanfiction#we could be heroes#au fic#halloween writing#halloween fic#spooky season fic#spooky season#sirowsky stories
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--Judgement--
Description: Marcus finds a friend in dire need and struggles with himself over what he feels and how to say it, while he tries to help her recover. Marcus Moreno x Original Female Character named Lucy.
Rating: Mature Warnings: Mentions of violent attack, severe injuries, blood, angst, longing, Marcus POV, Lucy has issues with her scars. Word Count: 2212 Author's Masterlist
Link to Part 2
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  He doesnât stop as he reaches her door, he runs straight through it, because even though the call heâd received just minutes earlier had been quiet on her end, he just knows that something terrible has happened.   The door breaks into large chunks, some of whom are thrown inside the hallway, which is dark and empty.
  âLucy?!â he calls out as soon as the noise dies down, but she doesnât answer.
  He knows her house almost as well as his own and quickly searches through the bottom floor, finding nothing.   Unbiddenly, he sees all the little things along the way. The details that remind him of how kind sheâs always been to him. How she babysat Missy almost every day when he was dealing with the loss of his wife, and always had a firm hug and a compassionate ear ready for him if he needed them.
  He sees his daughterâs drawings, framed and hanging on the wall following the stairs up to the second floor. Bright and colorful, they remind him of how happy sheâs always made his little girl, even when she was struggling.   And as he reaches the top, thereâs a small flower bench where a photo of the three of them, laughing at a silly game together, stands among the white and yellow summer blossoms, and his stomach pinches at the memory.
  He repeats her name several times while he hurries from room to room, checking her home office first, just because thatâs the first door he reaches, followed by the guest bedroom before he comes to her bedroom.   The door is closed, and he rips it open, hoping with his entire being that sheâll just be in bed, fast asleep, and that everything will just be a big misunderstanding.
  But of course⊠it isnât.
  For a moment, heâs frozen on the threshold, brought to a halt because his mind canât absorb the sight at first.   The pool of blood underneath her, the way her body looks wrong because of how itâs been broken. The damage to her hands, which speaks volumes of how desperately sheâs fought.   The cellphone laying by her left hand, smeared with blood from how she probably had to try several times to make a call, only reaching him eventually because of the preprogrammed sequence that all Heroics employees have in their mobile devices.
  Thereâs a thick red trail leading from the foot of the bed where she was left to die, to the nightstand on the left of it, where her phone wouldâve been sitting in its charger, so sheâd had to find the strength to crawl there.   His thoughts turn desperate and hateful as he considers how much pain she mustâve had to endure, over however long it wouldâve taken her to cross even just those few feet of distance. How she wouldâve cried and pleaded for someone to help her. Anyone.
  Finally, his body unlocks, and he hurries to her, but his hands betray the depths of his fear with how gingerly he touches her, terrified both of causing her more pain, but even more scared of finding her cold.   Sheâs not as warm as she should be, so he checks her pulse, involuntarily holding his breath while he waits to feel it. But itâs there.   And suddenly, he canât move fast enough.
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  Missy stays with him at the medical center of Heroics HQ at first. She loves her every bit as much as he does, but her recovery is going to take time, so eventually, sheâs forced to return to school.   And it isnât until sheâs no longer there that he allows himself to fall apart. To let all the hurt that heâs been harboring, come out into the darkness of the night.
  It makes him scream and cry at first, and then it just sits there, in the deepest parts of him, aching so painfully that he wishes he could rip his own heart out.   Because heâs been here before.   Heâd sat right here, at this ward, slowly watching his wife die while he was helpless to do anything for her, just like heâs unable to help this wonderful woman now.
  Like the true fool that he is, he hasnât told Lucy anything of what she means to him. Not even how much he appreciates her, let alone that he loves her. Even though heâs secretly known it for years by now.   Heâs told himself that it was for his daughterâs sake. That he couldnât bring another mother figure into her life until she was ready, but thatâs a bullshit excuse, because sheâs been ready for a long time.
  Itâs Marcus himself that isnât. That doesnât allow himself to go there, because it hurt too much the last time and he canât risk that again.   But here he is. Suffering with the same exact pain that he always feared.
  He leaves the room whenever his sorrow overtakes him, so that she wonât hear how he hurts, just in case she can still hear. The doctors canât tell him whether she can.   They tell him that sheâs fighting, that the blood transfusions are helping, that her heart is strong. But they canât say how her brain is doing.   They donât know if she is actually there anymore.
  Theyâve had to operate on her spine, because it was broken. Most likely by a boot. A thought that angers him beyond all reason every time that it pops into his head.   Her ribs and arms were broken too, but for whatever reason, that doesnât incur his wrath in the same way as the spine.   Perhaps because it indicates that she was kicked when she was already down.
  The only thing that he can derive some manner of comfort from, is the knowledge that she wasnât violated sexually. Because other injuries she can overcome with time, training and help, whereas that kind of violation would likely never have healed in her mind.   It gives him hope, however fragile, that he might have a chance to correct his mistake. To tell her how he feels and perhaps get to have her closer.
  But for now, he just hopes that sheâll live. If he can have that, itâll be enough.
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  It had been so easy to imagine it while heâd been sitting by her bedside. Heâd come up with a dozen different scenarios and ways to go about telling her, if she would just wake up.   But then, when she eventually did, the fear returned, and he suddenly couldnât say it.
  I love you.
  Three little words, as simple as they are infinitely complicated. As small as they are enormously powerful.   He wants her to know that he feels that way about her, but he feels greedy every time that he tries to tell her.   Itâs been a year now. Sheâs fully recovered, so there are no excuses for him anymore.
  He passes her all the time in the halls of HQ, smiles and greets her like the friend that she is, never letting her see how dearly he wishes for more.   She looks sad, though, whenever she thinks that no one can see her. It breaks his heart every time that he catches a glimpse of that sadness, and he is overcome with the urge to purge such terrible feelings from her soul.
  And still, he doesnât dare to try. He doesnât know if itâs because of fear of rejection, or something more complicated, but it damn near cripples him every time that he sees her and tells himself that this is the moment when heâll say it.   His legs turn wobbly and he very nearly panics, every damned time. Coming up with some crappy excuse that lets him run and hide, instead of just doing what he should do.
  Then one day, he has to go see her about a file that sheâs put together for an upcoming mission, and when he gets to her office, the door is open, so he stops on the threshold and prepares to knock on the frame.   But his hand stills when he sees her standing in front of a mirror. She has her shirt lifted to reveal the scars along her side where they had to cut her open to fix her broken ribs.
  The scars are uncomfortable to see, because of the terrible fear that he associates with them, and the images of her broken body on the floor unbiddenly fill the insides of his eyes, but he isnât in any way repulsed by the imperfections.   Lucy, however, is looking at them with what appears to be bitter resentment, and he canât stand to see that.
  âHey, donât do that to yourself,â he says as he steps into the room, completely forgetting to knock, which startles her.
  âFuck, Marcus⊠Donât sneak up on me like that,â she growls, and he instantly feels terrible.
  Because the people that hurt her had done just that. Sneaking in and jumping her, three to one, before she could even attempt to defend herself.
  âIâm sorry. I meant to knock but I forgot about it when I saw you looking at yourself like that.â
  âLike what?â she questions, and he can hear how she closes all the walls down around her, feebly trying to protect herself against any criticism, even though that isnât what heâs doing.
  âLike you think that your scars have made you ugly,â he clarifies, and sees her recoil, as if heâd just slapped her.
  She wonât meet his eyes then, pretending to suddenly need to sort through the papers on her desk, despite them already being in perfect order.   She does it because she disagrees with him. Because sheâs somehow come to believe that whatâs been done to her is a stain, not just on her skin but on her soul as well, and he needs to make her see that sheâs wrong.   But to do that, he needs to know where those thoughts are coming from.
  âWhy would you ever think that?â he asks softly, and she stops uselessly shuffling papers around, but she still wonât look at him.
  âBecause thatâs what people tell me now,â she says, barely over a whisper, and heâs stunned into silence for a few seconds.
  âWho the hell told you that?â he finally demands, but not harshly.
  Sheâs had enough harshness in her life already, he refuses to add to it.
  âGuysâŠâ she starts, and then hesitates before continuing. âIâve been trying to get back to dating, but both the guys Iâve thus far gone out with⊠they basically said that I look like Frankenstein.â
  Marcus has to restrain himself from stepping forwards and ordering her to give him their names so that he can go and beat the shit out of those guys.   Who the fuck would say something like that to a survivor of violent trauma? Even if she hadnât shared the causes behind the scars, there is no reason for anyone to make fun of her for them, and certainly not also tell her that they make her ugly.
  âThey couldnât be more wrong, Luce⊠You have to know that,â he tries, but his voice is trembling with the heat of his anger, and she can hear it, which is probably why she still wonât meet his eyes.
  Knowing that this moment is potentially the most important that he might ever share with her, he forces the fury to die down and then steps around her desk.   He does it slowly, so that sheâll have time to see him coming and back away if his presence is unwanted.   But to his intense relief, she doesnât seem bothered by his closeness.
  âMaybe Iâm biased, because I knew you before all this and have always liked you, but to me⊠you only look more beautiful every day,â he says, and thereâs a warmth in his voice that he hasnât heard himself use for anyone other than Missy in a very long time.
  She turns her head then, and finally looks at him, and he wants to cry at the sorrow that he sees within her, even after hearing something like that.
  âI love you.â
  The words spill seemingly of their own. No panic accompanies them, and no wobble bothers his legs.   Because he finally understands now. That his fears were never about whether she would accept his affection, but simply about allowing it to be known. Allowing the truth of his being to exist in full view of the world, where it can be judged and trampled on.   Where other people can decide that itâs ugly, just like they have her.
  She doesnât seem to believe him, so he steps closer still, and puts his palm against her cheek, his entire body being only inches from hers now.
  âI love you,â he says, more confidently this time, so that sheâll know that it wasnât a mere slip of the tongue. âAnd if you let me, Iâll show you how beautiful you are to me.   I promise, you will never doubt it, ever again.â
  He waits, watching her face anxiously, because her expression doesnât change at all.
  He waits as the seconds tick by, for her judgement.
  Because hers is the only one that matters.
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I paused reading this at ch 19 because I was too distracted by real life problems to be able to immerse myself in it.
But then I saw that you were planning on taking it down, and preceeded to cram the final third of the story, over a weekend, in between work and sleep.
And I just need to say this:
I have never read anything with such perfectly "normal" people as lead characters... Their thoughts, reactions, flaws, actions, traumas, all feel so real that I could swear these were actual people you just copied into the story.
The fight between them was so realistic that I wanted to close tumblr to not have to go through it with them... I can't really describe how it affected me, but it really did.
You are a tremendously talented writer and I applaud you and thank you for sharing what seems to be a story very close to your heart â€ïž
Poorly Wired Circuit Epilogue or Long Story Short
Parings: Marcus Moreno x OFC (Techie/Sarah Bailey) WC: 745 Warnings: Time Jump, Fluff, FLUFF, more fluff. A/N: I am definitely crying.
Chapter 29 < Acknowledgements and notes at the end.
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4 Days West
Summary: Sheriff Marcus Moreno, lost since the passing of his wife, hears word of a town in need.
Pairing: None in this installment. Eventual Marcus Moreno x OFC (named, no physical descriptors)
Warnings: 18+ Death, gun violence, mentions of a death during labor and stillborn baby, drinking, cursing.
WC: 2K
Author's notes at the end.
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The town of Sol is small. Too small a town for a name so big. The sun looms large above it, blazing down onto the desert strip, a stray patch of cloud not even enough to protect it from the burn. There were days that very sun took up every inch of sky, unforgiving heat carving out its stake in the land and leaving the ground parched in unrelenting thirst.Â
It was a trading outpost, one single street off the main trail, meant for those passing through to rest their feet and fill their bellies. A sign broken and forgotten amongst mounds of dirty rocks and the palest patch of grass, left to guide any foolish visitors in its direction. There was a school that doubled as the church on Sundays, the single room filled with chairs that could easily be mistaken as pews. A saloon, the only one for miles, broken windows and crooked floorboards adding to its messy charm. A row of dusty homes, half-filled with folks either too stubborn or too poor to move on, shutters pulled closed, doors locked as tight as they could manage.Â
The little town should be thriving, its borders growing wider with each merchant that passed through, but circumstance was cruel and life was unforgiving, and Sol was left to pay these taxes just like so many towns that had come before it.
Blood coated the streets, dried rust staining the tumble weeds that floated through, the ghosts of what was and still is. Desolate. Overrun and overturned time and time again â bandits and thieves ravaging the streets, taking what wasnât theirs and leaving nothing but anger and caution behind.Â
Sheriff Marcus Moreno was no stranger to the pain of living.
He had heard tales of the bloodshed three full moons after the passing of his wife. She had been taken from him much too soon, the ugly realities of bringing a second child into the world bleeding her dry in his arms, the babe gone before he could even take his first breath. It left Marcus with a heavy heart and a daughter to raise, his bed empty and eyes tired. He and Missy had hit the trails shortly after, his badge handed off to his deputy, leaving only his gun on his hip and his kid at his side.Â
It was hard at first. Years in a well-kept home with a good woman to help raise his daughter and warm his bed had made the lawman softer than he cared to admit. He had grown used to fires stoked on cold nights, hot meals on the kitchen table, and her quiet strength to help guide his conscience. Marcus had learned long ago that even a good man needed help finding his way from time to time.
Long days in the saddle and nights beneath a cold sky were buried in his past, his body crumbling beneath the rock bed of a life lost and a broken heart. Odd jobs were traded for money, food, and sometimes board, when the hand offering seemed a trustworthy kind. Missy had shouldered it all with him, her hat snug on her head and her skirt pinned to her waist. Never once did she complain, and Marcus loved her all the more for it.
He could feel the realities of this life creeping closer with each turn of the sun and he couldnât help but wonder how long they could keep pace with time so scattered? Was this the life he wanted for his daughter, her gaze already caught between shades of dark and light. There had been close calls, glimpses of the ugly truth catching them both unaware, his fast hands never quite fast enough to cover her eyes.Â
It was an old acquaintance, a bounty hunter with steady hands and mournful eyes, that brought him word of the town beneath the sun, murmured over the rim of his pint, something like longing coloring his words.
Marcus listened to the man, the rasp of his voice from months on the trail, his own son, much younger than Missy, sitting at the bar beside his dad, kicking his boots and reading from a primer. It was a strange sort of painted glass, looking at the two of them, a version of his family twisted by circumstance and making the best of a cruel world. Marcus had wanted to ask what the manâs plan wasâ for himself, for his sonâ but it felt too much of prying.Â
So instead he asked, âHow far west?â
âFour days' ride. Ask for Lou.â
The road into town was empty, but Marcus could feel eyes on them, pearly white shadows peeking out from behind creaking shutters and swinging doors. Each hoof beat felt heavier than the next, until finally his horse stalled, the dig of his boot not even enough to encourage the animal forward. One hand glued to the handle of his six shooter, the other flung out to stop Missy in her tracks. A glance to his left, and another to his right, brown eyes landing on a saloon, the sunlight catching along the open door, the golden glint offsetting the shadows creeping along the weathered steps.Â
âPa?â
Missyâs voice is gentle, softness bleeding out of her hesitancy, and without even looking Marcus can see the way her eyes shift across the same path as his own.Â
âLetâs head in.âÂ
He makes it one step in before the muzzle of a shotgun meets him right between the eyes. Itâs instinct that keeps him standing, the cool metal of his own gun in his hand before the door squeaks shut, the barrel pressed into his assailantâs ribs, a breathy grunt pulled from their lips.Â
âFast hands. Not so sure I like that in a man.â
Marcus takes in the person standing in front of him, a different sight than any other hidden behind the threat of death heâs happened upon before. Bright eyes and dark lashes, a curve of a painted lip and the smooth slope of a shoulder, a silk bodice tied tight and a skirt pulled back, just enough to tease his eye line away from her steady aim and strong stance.Â
She takes advantage of her devilish distraction, stepping into him, biting back another grunt of pain when his pistol digs that much deeper, slipping gently along the silk boning holding her ribs in and her chest up. The barrel of her shotgun is warm, a breath of heat catching his forehead, trapped beneath the brim of his hat. Behind him a floorboard creaks and for the first time panic swells, the sound of Missyâs own gun cocking in her small hands reaching his ears.Â
Time stops short, only their breathing, matched in angry, humid puffs, tracks the passing of the seconds until finally the woman in front of him steps back, eyes dropping briefly to his daughter then back to Marcus, her cheek still resting on the grip of the shotgun, delicate fingers wrapped sweet and snug around the trigger.Â
"Well I guess an outlaw with a kid wouldn't be the strangest thing I've ever seen, but I reckon that's not the case here."
âA fair assessment,â Marcus agrees, voice steady, aim true.Â
She takes another step back with a jerk of her chin towards the bar.Â
âSaddle up.â
She doesnât wait to see if he plans on accepting her invitation, instead making herself busy behind the counter.Â
âI was told to ask for Lou.â
His mention of the man falls flat on the ground beneath his boots, drowned out by the click of the barmaidâs heels. His reluctant hostess sets her gun down on the bar, a final tap to its chamber before she leaves it behind. She turns gracelessly and starts digging through crates, caring little at how the dust flying through the air sticks to her skirt and the peak of leg hidden just beneath, not a stitch of stocking to protect the bare skin. Marcus does his best to not care much for it either.Â
ââknow I ordered someâŠbeen so longâŠa kidâs been aroundâŠah ha!âÂ
Thereâs a pop and a hiss just before a bottle is slid across the bar, not in his direction, but Missyâs.
âThey call it pop. I ordered it back when the town was a bit more lively. Something for the young bucks to drink while their parents talked and tied an extra one or two one. Thought it would be good for business. Now these crates just make a nice spot to rest my legs.â Â
Missy accepts the bottle with a hesitant glance of her fingers, but doesnât raise it to her lips, instead looking in Marcusâs direction. Heâs quiet for a moment, eyes tracing the glass bottle, lukewarm and pale in color, before slipping back to the woman across from him. Her gaze is soft, a smile cheating at her lips as she watches his daughter.Â
It almost feels of fondness.Â
Finally he nods at Missy, and she wastes zero time in taking her first sip, a smile chasing a bubble of laughter.Â
The woman doesnât turn back towards him after, instead busying herself again, this time with an unmarked bottle, amber liquid sloshing as she tips it into an empty glass. Careful eyes gauge her deliberate movements, stray beams of sunlight filtering through the dirty windows and catching along the cream color of her bodice, yellowed from age and what must be years spent behind this very bar. She doesnât speak, but the air is heavy with all that she wonât say aloud, her lips tight around the rim of the glass as she kicks back the whiskey in one swift swallow.Â
She pours one more, eyes shifting to Marcus and back, those same steady fingertips pulling out a second glass, this one filled to the brim and slid towards him.Â
âYou look like a good man.â
The words are dry, desert sand coating her tongue as she looks at him just the same as she had over the barrel of her shotgun, and Marcus feels at her mercy the worse for it all.Â
âIââ âHey!â
He grins, Missyâs stubborn shout ringing up into the rafters, disturbing the cobwebs clinging to the darkened corners.
âWe came to help this town, my daughter and me.â
Silence sits thick between them again, the tick of an eyebrow and the tight grip around the neck of a bottle the only sign she heard him. A peek of pink slips between her teeth, licking away any stray taste of the spirit, her lips slipping down in time with her next statement.
âThis town is haunted by good men, each one claiming louder than the next of their intentions to save us. What makes you any different than those who came before?â
Marcus tips his head, the brim of his hat hiding the sharp cut of her eyes framed by the soft pin of her curls, her shotgun still resting on the weathered bar top separating them. The pad of his thumb is heavy and gracious on the rim of his glass, the whiskey poured earlier still untouched. His tongue flicks up over the clean cut of his mustache, the wiry hairs catching the salty tang of his sweat.
âThe difference, maâam,â he starts, letting his voice dip slow, a burn of molasses dripping off each one, âis that I donât believe in ghost stories. Now why donât we start again. Iâm looking for Lou.â
This time she does smile, a flash of teeth and tongue like a cat with a canary in its sights. Her elbows fold in as she leans towards him, the tight lace of her bodice somehow holding her curves in, only the smallest swell of her breast left to steal his attention away. Sheâs close, just enough for him to taste the whiskey she huffs out with the cut of her laugh, and Marcus suddenly wishes he had taken a sip of his own before now.Â
âWell cowboy, you found her.âÂ
Dedications
I want to give the biggest, most heartfelt thank you to @frannyzooey for graciously reading snippets of this when it was just a silly little daydream and for immediately encouraging me to write this story. She also allowed me to reference her own cowboy and I am eternally grateful I am able to pay homage to TMTC in this small way. Thank you, Kelli for being wonderfully kind and supportive and a light in this fandom. It means more than I am able to say.
A huge thank you to @the-ginger-hedge-witch who is a true friend and encouraged me immediately to jump on the cowboy train. Thank you for double checking the vibes of this silly story and thank you for your support.
Big shout out to @astroboots and @write-and-buried for listening patiently as I screeched incoherent gibberish at them about cowboys and sheriffs and yeehaw honky tonk.
And to my dearest @jazzelsaur for beta reading, for encouraging me always, and for supporting my writing no matter how big or small. Your continued support and friendship continues to be one of the best things that has come out of this hellsite, and I count every day that I know you as better and better. Thank you! For all of it. Whore.
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A Good Man: A Marcus Moreno Sheriff x OFC AU
Summary: After the passing of his wife, with a heavy heart and a daughter to raise, Marcus Moreno gives up his badge and his post as Sheriff, and hits the trails, Missy at his side. But what happens when word of a town in need finds him? And what happens when he steps foot in the old saloon at the center of that town? Pairing: Marcus Moreno x Named OFC (no physical descriptors) Warnings: 18+ All explicit installments will be denoted with *
4 Days West
5 Steps Forward
2 Stolen Moments - TBD
3 Months Time - TBD
1 Early Ride* - TBD
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Punching Granada be like
Cop that. Satisfaction Level 1000 đ
The relationship you have built between Sarah and Missy is just so, so beautiful and I can't wait to see more of it. Sarah's conversation regarding fathers with Wildcard feels like her coming to terms with her own relationship with her father too which was nice to read.
And finally, Mechie are back together without any imminent danger. Please God, let them have an actual adult conversation about their feelings. But "If it feels like a final moment, then it seems fitting that this is how it ends."
A final moment... A FINAL MOMENT?!
Poorly Wired Circuit Chapter 27 or Final Girl
Parings: Marcus Moreno x OFC (Techie/Sarah Bailey)
WC: 5.8K
Rating: 18+ TW: angst, cursing, more angst, violence, blood, grief, even more angst. The movie may have been for children. This fic is definitely not.
A/N: Posting schedule? I expected myself to keep to a schedule? I mean, well knew I was full of shit right? Okay! Here is the conclusion of the movie portion of this fic. Again. I have taken liberties with what I chose to include. More notes at the end of the chapter.
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You canât seem to catch your breath, but you don't stop running. Running.
Run.
Faster. Fast.
Enough to outrunâŠ
You canât stop. Theyâre following you, theyâll catch you, theyâllâŠ
You canât breathe. Everything burns, hurts. It hurts, your body screaming at you to make a decision, to think, to stop, to run, runrun stop-
Youâre lost.
You stop. Turn in a slow circle. You keep going, your pace slower. Slow enough for you to try and find your breath.
To think.
You loathe to admit it, but reality is slowly sinking in, and as you turn down another empty hallway, everything bathed in the same silver and purple glow, you slowly start to accept that getting back to Marcus might be easier said than done. You donât stop moving, despite the fact that you are desperate to just slide down to the floor and rest your aching legs and cradle your arm against your chest. The sling Marcus had tied around your shoulder is in tatters, your shoulder almost numb from the pain.
It feels eerie, the long hallway stretching out in front of you. It feels like youâre the final girl in the final act of a horror movie, the secrets all broken free, everything too loud and too quiet as you slowly move closer towards the end. It feels like the wrong time for laughter to be bubbling up at the back of your throat, but it comes anyway, and you suppose itâs probably better than a scream. (You refuse to scream). The whole thing is ridiculous and unbelievable, and any other person with an ounce of self-preservation would be looking for the exit, trying to find a way out of this while most of you is still intact.
You seem to lack that awareness.
You keep your ears trained for the shout of the kids or the yell of a guard, any sound that might give you cause to run in either direction. It had felt like such a victory to get away from Granada but now, as you wander aimlessly, fear takes root inside you and slowly starts to grow. What if you never find your way back to anyone? What if you are stuck inside this ship when it does leave Earthâs atmosphere? What if you never make it back to Marcus and Missy? You feel your legs start to slow as those anxieties scream but something else is a little bit louder, catching your ear and pulling you back to a hallway you had just passed.
âThereâs no time for that! We need to-
âNo! Iâm through listening to you!â
âBut if you just-â
âMissy!â
All of the kids are grouped together in the hallway, bickering in a way that is oddly reminiscent of their parents, but at the sound of your voice they all stop, swinging their heads in your direction. Before you have a chance to move Missy is flinging herself into your arms and knocking the air from your lungs in the best way possible. You donât hesitate, wrapping your arms around her tighter than your shoulder cares for, your face buried in a sea of brown hair. You feel her take a deep breath where her face is pressed into your neck, the small shudder that runs down her spine as she releases it breaking your heart. You mimic her, allowing your own breathing to even out, giving her and yourself a few seconds to find a balance.
When you do pull away, you feel a little lighter, so you count it as a victory, turning to the other kids and squaring your shoulders.
âCatch me up.â
A blonde boy in a wheelchair pushes through to the front of the group, a wide grin stretched across his face.
âWe figured out that there are rockets trained for Earth that will automatically fire if we donât stop them. We need to dismantle the shields and stop the launch by getting to the center of the ship and resetting the codes. And we have something like 20 minutes to do it.â
For a second you donât know what to say, because youâre pretty sure this is Wheels, which makes him Miracle-Guyâs son, and if you were being extremely honest, this is not the image that presented itself in your head when Marcus talked about him. You cough and chew your lip before finally deciding time is of the essence and just decide to roll with it.
âYou figured that out all on your own?â
âUm, yeah. And Iâm sure I can stop the rocket launch too. All this tech seems super intuitive. We just need to figure out where the control room is and dismantle the shields.â The young boy nods proudly, a smile just a little too cock-sure for 11, reminiscent of the one his dad flashes at every chance he gets.
âOkay, you really are Miracle-Guyâs kid.â
You turn back to Missy who is watching you carefully. âDo we know where these rockets are?â
âWe think sooo- wait, youâre not going to talk us out of this?â
âKid, I donât know how to break it to you, but thatâs the best plan Iâve heard all day, and that includes when I was locked in a cell with your parents.â
All of them immediately erupt into panic.
âAre they oka-â
âWere they hurt?â
âWas my dad with th-?â
âI miss my mommy!â
âHow about Mrs. Moreno?â
You take a deep breath and count backwards from 10 while they all continue to shout before you finally hold up a hand, signaling for them to be quiet. Thankfully, they listen.
âYour parents are fine. Locked in a cell, fighting like cats and dogs, but theyâre all okay.â
âWhere are they?â Another boy steps forward, the one who had been arguing with Missy earlier. You try to place him on appearance alone but you come up empty. Youâre going to need a chart or something soon to keep track of everyone. You pinch at your nose and bite back a sigh, reminding yourself that these arenât your children to be annoyed with.
âIâm officially going to need names to work with here.â
âWildcard. And you need to get us back to our parents.â
Heâs got an attitude wider than a mile and if you had been asked 10 minutes ago which kid belonged to Miracle, this would have been your first and only guess. The urge to agree with him is stronger than you care to admit, desperate to make sure Marcus is safe and that he didnât do something insanely stupid to get to you and Missy, and as you survey all of their anxious faces youâre positive theyâre just as desperate. Itâs why what you have to say breaks your heart in more ways than one.
âIâll be honest, Iâm not sure I can. This place is a maze. Iâve been wandering aimlessly for a while now.â
âWell,â Missy starts, looking down at her sneakers for just a beat before she looks back up at you. âThatâs okay. We know theyâre safe. Now we can focus on getting to the control room and stopping that lau-â
âNo! Iâm done! If little miss no powers-â
âHey!â You step between Missy and Wildcard, losing exactly all of your patience at the tone in his voice. âThatâs enough. Arguing and insulting each other isnât how we get out of this. I already caught episode one of that show and it was terrible. Listen,â you steel your voice, praying thereâs no argument, âI was in the control room. Or at least thatâs what it felt like. Iâll backtrack and take care of the shields. You guys go and take care of that launch.â
âNo! No way! We canât split up! We just found each other again and, andâŠyou donât have any powers.â
Missy says the last part like itâs some sort of secret, casting glances over both shoulders as if sheâs waiting for aliens to hear it and come snatch you away in some over-perceived vulnerable state.
âMissy, my heart,â you grin, tucking a loose strand of hair behind her ear, âI know.â
You had expected a conversation like this to happen with Marcus, but the fact that itâs happening here and now, has you equal parts confused and proud. Itâs like watching her grow up before your eyes. Sheâs looking at you skeptically, and you can feel her sharp gaze as it lingers on the cut on your cheek, blood smeared with snot and tears staining your skin.
âI love you and I understand youâre worried, but we need to focus on solving this problem, and this,â you gesture to the air around you, âis a complicated problem. And I think the solution needs to be just as complicated.â
âLike the fight between you and my dad?â
Her blunt reply catches you off guard and you wonder how much she must have figured out on her own and how much Marcus shared. You pause just long enough to let your mind wander to worst case scenarios, but you stop yourself just shy of panic. There isnât time for panic. Missy is still staring at you, a small frown on her lips and you donât know if you want to laugh or cry, so you settle for pulling her in for another hug, whispering gently into the top of her head.
âLetâs take care of this part first, yeah?â
Only when you feel her nod against your chest do you let her go, calling the kids to attention as you do.
âOkay, Iâm going to go look for your parents and get the shields down. You stay together, you listen to each other, and once youâre done I want you to figure out a way off this thing.â
âBut-â
âMissy, that is an order. Iâm not your mom but I know for a fact sheâd agree with me on this one. You take care of the missiles, then you get out of here. Do you understand?â
She nods and youâre about to turn away when her voice calls you back. âBut only if Wildcard goes with you.â
You narrow your eyes and take in the smaller girl, a set to her stance and a tone in her voice youâd recognize anywhere, and you know for a fact that this is a direct Moreno order. You turn to Wildcard, give a jerk of your head before turning back the way you came, trying to quell the screaming anxiety that has found its voice yet again inside your head, not even considering what the alternative would be if you fail.
It definitely wonât make a good story.
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It is a strange sort of clawing deep within his stomach that has Marcus distracted, a feeling he hadnât expected and isnât all together unwelcome, but it feels misplaced as he watches everything unfold in front of his eyes. He can feel it scratching the base of his skin, what was once a dull thought easily ignored in the name of love, of fatherhood, threatening to break free. He had never considered, not once, in any way in which he would miss the thrum of battle. He had told himself he didn't need the drums of war to inspire recourse within his heart; that he could lead, he could fight, he could live a different way.
And he had physically recoiled at the thought of stepping back into this world. He had anguished and hemmed, hedging his bets in that locker room, glaring at his uniform and weighing the price of duty against the love he had for his family, but there was never any use denying it. Even as the battle was lost and you were ripped from his grasp, the adrenaline swirled down in the pit of his stomach, an intoxicating drug that spoke an honest truth.
He had missed this.
The feel of leather and steel between his fingers, the burn of his powers coursing through his body- this thing, this life, that hurts him- the thing he is best at and was loath to give up, even when he did so out of love.
The feeling is louder now, suddenly shouting like some sort of new discovery he hadnât expected to see when he rounded the corners of his heart. Itâs as if the killer had been living inside him, keeping a home in the darkest corners of his mind, quietly waiting until he wasnât looking before stepping into the light and reminding him that he was a fighter. He was formed and carved, molded into a warrior from birth, and to deny that had been nothing short of foolish.
Marcus watches the monitor like a hawk circling its prey, eyes unblinking as he watches a group of children argue, strategize, plan. The day is being saved right in front of his eyes and all he can do in the meantime is wait. Itâs torture in the greatest form imaginable, watching Missy step into his world so doubtlessly, her steps sure and her confidence boundless. The feeling only grows, doubles, expanding out onto itself when he sees your face appear, and your words from earlierâ I never asked you to â ring loudly in his ear. He could never rescue you, not because he is incapable, no, but because itâs never something that you needed. Never.
He watches his daughter, he watches you, wrap your arms around each other, quickly, too quickly, quiet promises whispered that he longs to hear, before youâre splitting off, beautiful determination trailing after you both, and heâsâŠ
WellâŠ
Heâs a little bit jealous.
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It isnât as hard to back track your footsteps, you and Wildcard finding your way back to the monitor room where Granada had been holding you. Your mind seems to have cleared, focus returning in sharp technicolor now that thereâs a firm plan in place. You say each step inside your head, matching each piece with the steps you take, finding comfort in the checklist, as if you were back at your desk planning out your work day.
Turn off shields.
Find Marcus and the others.
Go help Missy.
Talk to Marcus.
Behind you Wildcard is quiet and you appreciate it, but it doesnât stop the waves of anxiety rolling off of him. Your mind had been laser focused on Missy, your own worry of her lack of powers lingering despite the confidence you had in her, but itâs more than apparent that none of the kids were prepared for whatever the hell this is, and you add it to the list of things to talk to Marcus about after all is said and done. You glance back at him every few steps, taking note of each nervous tick- eyes wide, fists clenched, all of him a tight ball of energy.
âSo why Wildcard?â
âHuh?â
He seems shocked youâre talking to him at all, stopping in his tracks and staring at you like youâve grown your own set of purple limbs and for a second you have to fight the urge to check.
âYour nickname? Wildcard. Itâs pretty cool.â
âOh, yeah, um. My dad..um, Tech-No is my dad. Heâs called me it since I was a baby. I have so many different powers, and I have trouble controlling them all. Always haveâŠIâm sort of useless.â
You smile softly and tilt your head forward, the two of you continuing to walk, your steps a little slower this time.
âUseless? Is that what he thinks or what you think?â
Heâs quiet, your question catching him off-guard yet again, so you keep your eyes forward as you offer an explanation.
âSometimes parents say things, and they mean one thing but we hear another. Not to try and pin a glossy bow on stupid things dads say, but I donât think he meant it that way.â
âHow could you possibly know that?â
You shrug, before signaling him to stop, allowing you a minute to peek around the corner of a hallway, checking for any possible guards. When your search comes up empty you start moving again, along with your words.
âI guess I canât, but I do know that I spent most of my childhood assuming my dad meant things a certain way, and yeah, thatâs mostly on him, but thereâs no rule written somewhere that said I couldnât ask. And for what itâs worth, your friends donât seem to think youâre useless.â
âYeah, especially Missy. She even trusted me to protect you. Youâre practically herâŠâ
You stop again, turning fully, eyebrows raised, curiosity winning out this time. Heâs blushing furiously, eyes trained on his sneakers, kicking an awkward shuffle across the floor.
âMy dad tells my mom that Mr. Moreno talks about you. A lot.â
You hate the heat that is spreading quickly up your neck, knowing that this is hardly the time to let the words of a 12 year old fluster you, but itâs happening nonetheless. It wasnât a secret; you knew Marcus loved you, but to hear it stated so simply, from someone so separated from the whirlwind of your romance is enough to shift your perspective just enough to make you stumble. You watch Wildcard for another minute, your mind a million miles away, lost in the sea of missed chances and refusal to trust the man you love and justâŠask.
You turn back around quickly, refusing to let your heart linger on those thoughts when your head needs to focus on your list. The plan. Shields. Finding Marcus. Helping Missy. Getting home.
The hallway is tapering into a large open doorway, the same one you ran from not too long ago. You press yourself flat along the wall, nodding in approval when Wildcard mimics your movements. You take in a deep breath and hold it just as you reach the entryway, leaning forward just enough to see that the monitor room is completely empty. You let out the breath and walk quickly to the large computer, your shorter shadow sticking to your heels. The screens are all a flurry of movement, and you scan them quickly, finding the kids with a huff of pride and frowning when you donât see Marcus or the other Heroics.
âDo you think you can figure out how the tech works?â
You relax your shoulders, the ache from earlier finally fading just enough. You roll your wrists and let your fingers rest on the huge keys, squinting as you let your eyes trace the symbols in search of a pattern. Itâs gibberish, curved lines twisted into shapes that mean less to you the longer you look at them. It only takes you a few more seconds before you think, fuck it, and just start pressing buttons, one by one, taking note of what each one does. By the third row youâre ready to give up but dumb luck gives you one more gift, one of the screens changing to a different picture. You press it again and again, each screen blinking forward to a new image until finallyâ
A sob breaks free from your lips, the tears you thought had dried up, starting to flow again, stinging at the cut across your cheek. Marcus is standing tall, safe and whole. You forget what youâre doing for a minute, letting yourself look at him like itâs the very first time. His eyes are hard, the brown of his iris sharply disconnected from the black of his pupils, the black shirt pulled tight across his chest where his arms are folded. The gloves on his hands are shredded, bloody knuckles on clear display. You long to smooth your thumb along them, soothing any lingering pain he may feel, and you have to shake your hand to expel the feeling away.
His attention is split between Miracle-Guy and a video screen similar to the one youâre watching now. You wonder if heâs watching Missy, or maybe even you. You scrub at the blood and tears staining your cheeks in a vain little motion, immediately embarrassed at your actions, before you focus back on the task at hand. Shields. Turn off the shields. Maybe if you just start pressing more buttonsâŠ
âWell well well, couldnât stay away could you? And you brought me back a present. So thoughtful.â
You roll your eyes at the sound of Granadaâs voice, simpering and overly sweet. You want to groan, because, yeah, you get it, sheâs the villain, but Wildcard beats you to it.
âYou really donât have anything more clever to say?â
âOh, and what are you going to do? Turn into a bowling ball?â
âIf I want. I can control my powers now. Turns out all I had to do was believe in myself.â
âWell, turns out you have the cheesy superhero lines already down,â you mutter as you turn just in time to see four guards move in closer, you and Wildcard dodging out of the way just before eight purple tentacles crash into the screens, sparks flying out around you as you scramble awkwardly. Okay, things feel a little more complicated now.
âIâll be waiting over here when youâre ready to give up,â Granada, cupping her hand around her lips and calling out over the mayhem. You ignore her, instead shouting across the room at Wildcard.
âWe need to get those shields down! Thereâs only one more row of buttons. Can you distract these assholes while I try to figure it out?â
He nods with a cocksure grin and you do roll your eyes this time, crouching down to avoid the fray, smacking blindly at the buttons one by one, watching the monitor where Missy and the others are battling what looks like hand-drawn monsters. You donât have time to dwell on it, dodging another tentacle before mashing another few buttons. Nothing seems to be happening and you growl in frustration, slamming your palm flat one last time and the cheer of the kids pulls your eyes back up to the monitors, barely working but you can still see clearly that the shields are down.
You breathe out a sigh of relief that is immediately snatched from you, something tight wrapping around you and pulling you up and away, your right arm swinging wildly, grabbing at the control panel in a useless attempt to stay on the ground. Youâve barely pulled another breath in as your body swings backwards until youâre nose to nose with Granada. Her face is twisted in rage, and you canât help but smile despite this very specific predicament youâve once again found yourself in.
âThis is the part where you lose,â you grind out between your clenched teeth, ignoring the pain of twin purple tentacles wrapped around your chest. In the distance you can see one of many security monitorâs hanging on the wall, Missy on the screen, small hands balled into fists. Marcus on another yelling something at Tech, and Wildcard still needlessly taunting the four guards. You hope whatever heâs got planned, he takes care of it fast.
âWe may be losing, but you are certainly not winning.â Granadaâs voice pulls your focus around to her but you donât answer back, refusing to take the bait. She doesnât seem to care.
âDo you know how quickly he jumped at the chance to pick up those swords? Hardly had to think about it. Look around you, little girl. This is who he is. This is his world and thereâs no room for you in it. Youâre too ordinary and eventually,â she warns, squeezing you that much tighter, âhe will get bored of you.â
You growl in frustration, your body screaming from the pain, muscles shaking as you try to fight her hold, her words. Itâs a game; sheâs playing a game with you, has been for months. And you donât want to play anymore. With the last bit of strength you have you ball up your hand and swing hard, catching your fist on the corner of Granadaâs jaw, her neck swinging to the side from the force of your punch.
âShut. Up.â
She turns back to you, something inhuman etched across her features, but you refuse to look away in fear, even as instinct screams louder and louder inside your head. You think of Marcus and Missy, fighting her hold as hard as you can, but itâs starting to feel pointless. Youâre having trouble getting your lungs to expand from the pressure, the nasty truth of her words screaming ferociously in your head as your vision starts to go black. Itâs all too much and you can only hope Wildcard gets himself out safely when suddenly light and air and shrieks of pain are slamming into you, your knees hitting the floor as you gulp down gasps of oxygen and watch in fascination as Wildcard freezes Granada into a solid block of ice, her pinched features twisted in rage.
Once itâs clear the immediate threat is gone you fall backwards, all of your weight pressing down into your heels. The room is quiet save for the feedback of the others coming through the monitor, and you know you should be getting up and going to find them, but exhaustion is quickly making a home inside your limbs.
âAre you okay?â
You smile at the kid, considering his offered hand briefly before taking hold of it to help you stand up.
âIâm supposed to be asking you that.â
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Lead by example.
How many times had Missy heard those words growing up? Shouted by her Abuela as she watched her father train, whispered by her mother as she kissed him goodbye before each mission, spoken softly with confident conviction by her dad as his world was falling apart all around him. She had heard them, taken them in, day after day, year on top of year, until she had memorized them, each syllable etched into her skin- a soundtrack to her life, a roar or a hush- always chanting for her, cheering her on.
Missy wasnât sure she even understood them. She heard the words constantly, butâŠhad she been listening?
She was listening now.
At first it felt like acting, a game of pretend where she was her dad and her new friends were playing the parts of their parents, but she did her best to remember everything she had been taught; her fatherâs example, her motherâs sharp tongue, Abuelaâs training, your words. All of it. She put the pieces of the puzzle together and, ignoring the waiver in her voice, she started shouting orders at the others.
Finding the center of the ship had been easy enough, it was what came after that was a little bit harder. All around her, her friends were fighting as if that had been doing it for years- Guppy using the liquid metal to slam into the monsters, the twins finally (finally) working together confuse and tangle the tentacles shooting out wildly amidst the chaos, and Wheels diligently figuring out how to stop the launch. Sheâs proud, of them, of herself, but there isnât time to linger on that feeling, not when they still havenât found a way to stop the launch. You got the shields down, a thought that keeps Missy moving, a small kernel of hope that youâre safe and sound, just as her dad is. She keeps that feeling close to her heart as she shouts across the wide room at Wheels.
âHowâs it going?â
âNot bad and not good!â
Missy rolls her eyes at that, biting back a groan at his answer. She drops to the ground, dodging a monster as Slo-Mo punches it hard, sending it flying right for her. She starts crawling in the other boyâs direction, only standing when sheâs reached the base of his wheelchair.
âCould you clear that up a little?â
âWe just have to swap out the ignition chamberâs motherboard with one thatâll tell the device it launched even when it didnât.â
âOkaaaay. And whereâs that?â
âWell,â he says, matter of fact and just a touch like he knows everything, âI have the dud here, ready to go. We just need to get it across there.â He points across the wide expanse of the launch terminal, right where a bridge to the other side used to be. Missy feels her chest tighten as she looks over the edge, swallowing hard and not thinking about what a long way down that looks like. Nope. Not thinking about that at all.
She looks around frantically, moving from one kid to the next, brain moving a mile a minute before she stops and smiles.
âNoodles! Can you make me a tightrope?â
âOn it!â He takes a running start, flinging his right arm as hard as he can as he does, the limb shooting across the cavern, stretching out like one long rubber band. Missy looks back down one more time before turning her eyes straightforward, clenching her fists and straightening her back as tall as she can.
âWhoâs gonna-â
âI am.â
She doesnât wait for an argument from either boy, snatching the motherboard out of Wheelâs hands and stepping slowly out onto Noodlesâ arm. For a second she panics, her body faltering back and forth as his arm sinks down, but he pulls his grip tighter, grunting from the effort but providing enough tension for Missy to carefully shuffle across. She doesnât stop talking the entire way, quiet little affirmations muttered to the cadence of her shuffling feet.
âDonât look down. Donât look down. Straight ahead. Youâre almost there. You are almost there.â
Truth be told, Missy sort of gets it now, why her dad hates those flying drones so much.
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âSheâs leading by example.â
Marcus says it mostly to himself, his eyes glued to the screen, watching Missy walk slowly across Noodlesâ arm, her eyes pointed forward, her jaw clenched in concentration. The others are all standing behind him, not a single word exchanged between them, ice cold tension settled throughout the room. Every parent is watching their child, tracking their every move, pride and fear eating away at them in equal measure. It wasnât a torch any of them had been prepared to pass, and he can see their anxieties rising slowly, the next generation barely stepping into puberty and now theyâre saving the world.
All of them had assumed there was still time.
Marcus had assumed.
A foolish mistake. Time was a novelty, fleeting and short-lived, and he was tired of telling himself a lie he should have stopped believing three years ago.
He wants so badly to find a way to help them, but he knows in his heart that what his mother had said was true. The next generation is always more powerful. They take what came before, all the advice, all the mistakes and all the victories, using them to find their own path forward. He can see it in how Missy shouts out orders, leaving no room for argument, how she balls her fists and and throws out insults, how she pulls the puzzle apart and puts it all back together. He sees himself, he sees Marina, he sees you.
He sees Missy.
He canât help it; heâs smiling, his legs standing, carrying him closer to the screen, eyes greedy for every tiny movement that she makes. Her steps start slow, the confidence she wears ill-fitting, too heavy for her small shoulders, but with each one there is a change, a fire burning brighter, and by the time she reaches the other end, itâs like sheâs walking on air. She moves quickly after that, switching out pieces of motherboards, her fingers handling the machinery easily, shouting orders over her shoulder to her friends; teammates?
Both ways sound so good inside his head.
Just as the last of the monsters meet their end, Noodlesâ grip starts to slip, his arm snapping back and with it, Missy. For the briefest, most horrifying of seconds he watches as her body falls, almost completely out of sight before she snaps back up, clinging to the young boyâs hand, her eyes pinched shut as she flies up and down. It isnât until sheâs standing back up on solid ground that Marcus lets himself breathe again, the air he had been holding inside his chest burning hot as fear blinks slowly into relief.
They did it.
She did it.
Itâs hours, or maybe itâs only minutes, before the doors to the cell finally open, and though Tech-No beams when they do, Marcus has a feeling it was someone else. Someone with fast hands and a smart tongue that found a way to get that door open for good. Thereâs a mad dash for the open doors, everyone pushing hard and fast to get to the children as soon as possible. Marcus follows, his steps setting a steady pace, something sharp biting at his heels as he follows the others. He isnât sure if itâs the right direction, but something tells him the worst of the danger is behind them.
He feels Missy slamming into him before he even has a chance to lay eyes on her, but his reaction is instant. He wraps his arms around her tight and buries his face into her neck, breathing in deep and recommitting the feel and weight of her to memory. He thinks she should feel taller somehow, maybe bigger, after carrying all she had to today but she rests against his chest the same way she always has, head resting over his beating heart, brown curls tickling at his nose, her thin arms clinging just as tight as she can, fingers slipping where she tries to grip at his vest. He closes his eyes and leans in, just a little bit more, and thanks whoever is listening that this girl is bright, and brave, and just so very much more than those that came before her.
âWe did it, Dad. We did it.â
He laughs, choking and watery, somehow pulling her tighter into his arms, nodding into the top of her head. âIâmâŠâ he stops himself and looks down at her, making sure sheâs really listening before he finishes. When her brown eyes find his own, he starts again.
âIâm so proud of you.â
Behind him his mother laughs, a joyful whooping sound, and he reluctantly lets Missy go so she can share in the relief that he feels. If Anita notices the tears in his eyes, the ones he doesnât bother trying to blink away, she doesnât say anything, instead nodding her head to the left, directing his attention down the corridor. Marcus turns slowly, knowing exactly who heâll see, wholly unprepared for what comes next, but still he looks, he moves, he pulls you close.
Closer.
And even closer still.
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His arms are wrapped around you.
Tight.
There is a stillness here. A quiet. Your pain is gone, your limbs donât shake, your heart beats in time with his own.
You arenât sure whatâs on the other side of this, and you canât bring yourself to care.
If it feels like a final moment, then it seems fitting that this is how it ends.
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A/N: This chapter is largely dedicated to @jazzelsaur who has been holding my hand the entire time I painstakingly worked int the plot of We Can Be Heroes into this fic. It would have been ten times harder (damn near impossible) if you hadn't been there to listen to me whine about pacing and action scenes and how I wanted to make so many tentacle porn jokes. The words had been in my head for so long, but you helped me get them on paper.
Also big huge thanks to my dearest @pippki-writes who has no idea who Marcus Moreno is outside of this one single fic but continues to encourage all of my shenanigans. You now know more than you ever needed to about this movie for children and you are so very welcome!
Also endless thanks to @astroboots and @magpie-to-the-morning who are the bestest of friends, and have been the shoulders I cried on this week. I am endlessly thankful that I get to clown about with you virtually about these silly mens and all of our silly thots, and a simple thanks will never ever be enough, but that won't stop me from trying. Thank you so much.
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