#nighttime accent table light

[gtfoimrocking]

Front Yard Porch Large trendy stone front porch photo with a fire pit

[bloodstainedlovers]

Front Yard Toronto A large, modern image of a front porch with a stone fireplace

[gh0st1nth3wa11s]

Posting the fic seperate as well!

Heavily inspired by @/feathered-moths-ablaze 's post about Spooker and his feelings about P.I.E. :3

Cw!!/ Alcohol / Suicide mention / Implications of a fight.

Toast groaned, rubbing at his eyes with his thumb and forefinger. The past 3 months had been rough, Ghost had left for 'retirement' as he had called it and soon ran off, not willing to deal with the screaming match he started that night. Toast pulled his hand away, blinking his eyes open to the seemingly blinding light of the sun, eyes trailing around to find Spooker peering over him with that same, damn near, terrified look in his eyes. Toast reached up with a hand and rubbed it across Spookers face to get him back up. "Bloody hell, Spooks, I'm fine." He muttered, british accent much thicker at the rate of his exhaustion, probably still a bit drunk from the night before. Spooker scrunched up his face, taking a step back. "Okay, okay! I just... wanted to make sure you're breathing." Spooker looked over at his boss worriedly, watching him sit up at an attempt to comb his hair back into place. "I wanted to make sure you didn't do anything stupid.. or vomit in your sleep.." Toast rolled his eyes, red, and his eyebags were puffed from what Spooker assumed was crying. "With all of my greatest respect, plonker, I'm not going to kill myself just because Johnny is gone for a while." Toasts voice came out with a hiss, shoving the blankets off of himself. Spooker nodded, cringing at the words that Toast said. He didn't think Toast would do such a thing... but it never truly hurt to be too careful. "Besides you calling me an idiot, I know enough of your past from Ghost and your 'I'm a wonderful British guy with two sets of parents and rich and powerful-'" As Spooker spoke he mimicked Toasts voice, it dropping some and a bad British accent accompanying it. "'I'm British. I drink tea and smoke cigarettes like it's breakfast lunch and dinner-" Spooker stopped the accent but kept his voice low and serious. "But god damn it, Johnny, I know signs when I see them." Spooker stepped back, as if he was bracing for something, for Toast to come at him for speaking back to him. "Fred." Toast started, gently turning around and scanned him up and down. "I.. I apologize." He took a gentle step back, showing Spooker that he wasn't going to yell. He wasn't going to respond the same way Ghost did with Spooker. He turned again, letting Spooker watch him put his robe on over his tank top and over pj pants that were grey, patchwork sewn half hazardly onto them. Ghosts pajamas. He tied it closed, soon glancing at himself in the mirror, eyes flicking to Spooker. "My insomnia is coming back.." Toast commented, pushing his hair out of his face with both hands.

Spooker nodded, busying himself with grabbing the bottles of alcohol that sat around the bed and the beside table, sighing as they clinked together. "Smoke a blunt, have some melatonin." Toast raised his eyebrows. "Did. Did you just tell me to smoke a blunt?" "Yes. yes I did." Toast scoffed, rolling his eyes.

It was a long hours later, Toast had forced himself to sober up to do paperwork, sipping off his flask occasionally. It was nighttime now. He was sitting at the dinner table in HQ, whiskey bottle in hand. Spooker inched his way in, moving around Toast to make dinner. "Where's Chris?" He asked, sitting back down in the kitchen chair, creaking as his weight shifted as he crossed his leg. Toasts left hand found its place on the chairs armrest, tracing the indented wood - Ghost would scratch at the armrest with his fingernail, Ghost had scratched at it so much he needed to sand it down, making the perfect spot for his own thumb to rest. Toast scooted down, pressing his back into the chair as he stretched his legs out, soon crossing them loosely. He held the bottle by the neck, blinking as he forced himself to come back from his own thoughts. "Spooks -" He was cut off as Spooker shushed him harshly, listening to the faint voice-mail from Chris. 'HE'S IN FUCKING SWEDEN! HE'S IN FUCKING SWEDEN! JOHNNY IS- Y'know- for being supposedly 'never off the grid' or whatever he fucking said. He's really good at just FUCKING DISSAPPEARING! I've had my suspicions about that son of-' Spooker hung up, huffing and setting the phone on the counter. "Col' found him, Sweden apparently. He's been at the police station for almost a day now. Surprised they let him use their EQ even after he quit and joined us." Toast nodded, setting the whiskey bottle down on the table and his hand soon found his pocket, pulling out his case of cigarettes. It was a metallic blue with his initials engraved on the front of it. Toast flicked it open, pulling one from its spot and snapped it closed again. "Damn, I didn't know he pocketed that much money on the way out." He hummed, tapping the cigarette filter against the table, packing the tobacco tighter in it. "Yeah. That's like. at least a thousand.. for a ticket there, and then the money change.. and .. yeah.." Toast looked over at Spooker, watching him trail off. Spooker was biting at his left dimple piercing. Toast watched the star spin against Spookers cheek. "Whats eating you?" He mumbled, lighting the cigarette.

Spooker shifted, crossing his arms. He closed himself off. "Ah nothin'..." He muttered, Turing to the stove to put the food on low heat. "Ginger.." Toast started, soon causing Spooker to turn around and lesn against the warm stove. "Talk to me. after all this I can't keep constantly speaking like a rubbish man and let you sit here and not speak at all-" Toast rambled slightly, "You let me faff off half the bloody time-"

Spooker sighed loudly, causing Toast to cut himself off. He cleared his throat and turned his attention back to Spooker.

"I don't.. think you guys like me, " Spooker moved his head down, avoiding eye contact now. "Just, I know that you've told me it's just how Ghost is. But I can't help but think you feel the exact same way about me. I have been thinking a lot about what Ghost has said in the past.. what he said to me during him leaving. That.. I think is what hit me the most. the whole "Get your hands off me it's not like you contributed anything like I have to this company!' " Spooker waved his hands, mimicking Ghosts body movement from the moment, micking the venom too. Toast nearly choked on his whiskey at the last bit. "When the bloody hell did he say that-?" Spooker looked up at him for a moment. "You didn't hear that?" "I guess not- I must have been half sloshed by then." The ginger nodded looking away. "Yeah, and just... that hasn't sat with me right.. and I've kinda let it take over my head- I.. uh." He paused, "I'm going to turn in my letter of resignation after things calm down."

Toast put his hand on his chest. "The Fuck?-" He snapped for a moment, shrinking in his chair as he saw Spooker flinch. "Fuck, 'M sorry Fred." He started, taking a moment to collect his thoughts. "I'm not going to tell you no about turing in your letter of resignation." Toasts voice shifted, seemingly more sober - a voice he would use on phone calls and in pre-mission prep talks. "But I will advise against it fully. I apologize for not making it seem like you are fully initiated in the team." Spooker squinted at him. "How did you know about tha-" He stopped talking as Toast held up a finger. "I apologize for Johnny's behavior as well, that isn't polite of him, and im sorry that I didn't step in to catch this behavior prior to these events." Toast knew he couldn't comment much on Ghosts behavior, he could barely get a wrangle on the smaller man when he was upset. "I do like you." He said simply, finally drawing from the smoke that had been burning away in his hand. Speaking again quietly. "I don't know why he speaks like that.. he likes you too, it's just how he is. he's scared of letting people in and doesn't know how to do it in a safe manner." He said, letting his hand with the cigarette rest against the table. "You've been a great contribution to this team, even if no one has told you that enough. Your great at fixing technology and taking over stressful situations. You quickly became the token mom friend of the group and stop us dead in our tracks to help clean a wound. You do wonders at picklocking, hell. surprisingly your good with hand to hand combat. I also... gave you I think, a 2 dollar raise for these past few months. For an extra thank you for dealing with me and staying by my side. You're a wonderful person Fred. I understand if you would like to leave, I just hope your next job will be as much fun and chaos like this one." Toast stood up, switching his cigarette to his non-dominate hand, holding his right one out to shake Fred's hand. "I want to apologize for my own behavior as well, you shouldn't need to babysit me like you have. But i appreciate it greatly nonetheless. You are a wonderful, wonderful ginger bloke. I am absolutely chuffed to bits to have had you as a member of P.I.E. I am sorry that this job here wasn't as good as we had planned it to be." Toast smiled warmly, hoping there wasn't too much pain showing in his eyes. Spooker just stood there, looking at Toast flabbergasted. "Fre-" Toasts words were cut off as Spooker had jumped up to hug him, his grip tight. Toast wrapped his arms around Spooker tightly, feeling him heave slightly from a soft sob. "Oh spooks.." He said gently. His hand reaching off from Spookers back to the knob on the stove to turn the burner off - soon returning to Spookers back. Spooker rested his head on Toasts shoulder, sniffing softly. "Fuck... sorry sorry.." He muttered, going to pull away but Toast hugged him tighter. "You're fine, just stay a moment.." He said, resting his head on top of Spookers.

Spooker took a moment, Toast reeked of tobacco and whiskey. Spooker knew damn well he still reeked of that paprika he had spilled all over himself earlier. He pulled back finally, sniffling as he wiped his nose with his sweater. "Ugh.." He muttered. "Thank you... I'll reconsider my resignation letter, boss.." "Johnathan." Toast corrected gently. "Or John, Johnny, I don't mind what you call me, but boss is work only." He joked. Spooker smiled, nodding. "Okay John.-" He shook out his hands, bracelets making a small noise. "Euugh! that's so weird to call you by your name now! that'll take forever for me to get used too." He said playfully.

Spooker turned back to the spaghetti, plucking the lid off of it. He grabbed the spoon, stirring it slowly. It was wonderful to have that weight off his shoulders, it had stressed him out so so much for the past few months. Maybe once this all calms down with P.I.E. maybe he won't quit, he'll stay. He couldn't think of another job that would be even a slim close to how cool this one was. They catch ghosts for christ's sake. Spooker was grinning at this point, aware that Toast was watching over his shoulder that whole time.

The harsh knock on the door made both of their heads shoot up. Toast made the move to the door and Spooker moved to begin to make plates for the three of them.

Toast whipped open the door, grunting softly as Chris shoved his way past Toast and set his bags on the kitchen table. He reached into one of them, pulling out a bag of Evidenve from the police station he was just at. "Johnathan." Toast peered over at Chris with the bloody hunting knife in the evidence bag. His eyes widened, taking a small step back into the living room. "Oh fuck me!" He exclaimed. "You have so much explaining to do John." Chris hissed. Spookee stood there, two plates in hand and listened to the other people bicker. "Hey guys.. guys-" He rolled his eyes, raising his voice. "HEY! Shut up, sit down and eat dinner." He barked, the two men obliged, arms crossed as they sat across from one another. Spooker gave them their plates, and a can of soda to thr both of them "Its spaghetti, but I used leftover bacon grease to cook the sausage and the scraps of bacon are in it too." He walked back over and grabbed his own, standing between them, by the side of the table. "There are orange and red peppers in it as well as mozzarella cheese, and some Colby jack as well. Be civil until the both of you are done, yes that also counts if the other wants seconds.." He glanced between the two of them, smiling softly. "Mom energy." Chris mumbled, Toast nodding in agreement.

[dearmailman]

Hi I was wondering if I could request Eddie helping a regressed reader, who uses a pacifier,with nightmares? (I don’t mind what you write)

Thank you 😊

Hello there, I apologize that this is fairly short! Inspiration has been tough this past week. I do hope it’s still comforting and kind to you!

Outside it’s nighttime- a time for both fear and sleep to you and your neighbors. Lately though, you can’t seem to separate the two. Without warning you’re wrenched from terrible images and into the darkness of the real world.

Sitting up with a start, you clutch at the blankets of Eddie and Frank’s guest room bed. Your heart pounds wildly, and nearly as soon as you realize you’re awake, you regress. You can’t help it, curling up and sucking on your thumb as you try to breathe slowly. The images of your nightmares still feel so real, pressing against the back of your eyes when you close them.

Eddie and Frank are your caretakers & best friends, and you spend the night so often the guest room has your own blankets from home on it. Right now though, the room feels empty and void, the darkness pressing down from every side.

Bravely, yet with tears in your eyes, you stand up and inch your way to the door. Your footsteps tremble, so regressed and afraid it’s hard to make your way. You want your caretakers though, and fearfully hurry yourself through the dark hall.

Eddie and Frank’s room is less dark, the nightlight sending warm yellow light across the floor as you creep towards the bed. Eddie’s side of the bed faces the door, so you nudge at his back, trying so hard not to cry yet. Eddie lets out a snort as he wakes up, blinking at you confusedly for a moment.

“Well hi, Reader. Y’ alright? It’s real late, innit?” His accent is even thicker than usual due to how sleepy he is. When his eyes focus, he sees your terrified face, looking pale and small in the low light. “Woah, hey now- Hey what’s wrong?”

He sits up and immediately pulls you into his lap on the bed. You bury into his chest and let out a quiet sob. He shushes at you, his hand cradling the back of your head.

“Ah, neighbor, love, it’s all okay! Hey, y’ want your paci? I got it in the drawer right here.” He reaches to his bedside table and digs around, not letting go of you. Finding it, he coaxes it into your mouth and you begin stimming with it as you hide your face in him. He’s warm and smells like vanilla and craft glue - the smell is such a comfort ever since the two began caring for you.

“Too small to tell me what happened, sweet?” He brushes his fingers through your hair worriedly, frowning softly.

“Nightmares,” you whimper around your pacifier.

“Nightmares? Aw, sweet, they can’t get ya here! I’d fight ‘em off with a broom! Uh- they’re not here thought, right?”

You giggle, despite it all, clutching his sleep shirt. “No, they live in sleep world!”

“Oh, good,” he says, genuinely sounding relieved. “You faced ‘em all by yourself? Phew you’re a mighty bit brave, for a little neighbor!”

You shake your head against him, making yourself small. “Not brave… got scared!”

“It’s okay to be scared! It doesn’t mean y’r any less brave, little one.” He pulls you to him and you rest on his shoulder softly, wrapped around him like a baby koala. “I get spooked by things all the time, heck! There was the mouse in the office just last week for one - we don’t need to talk about that though,” he adds hurriedly. It makes you laugh again, and he pulls back to smile at you, warm and bright enough to light the room up.

“Don’t want to sleep…” you sigh. Sleep is where the fear is still waiting to snatch you away, and you don’t want it to happen.

“Even if I let you scooch in here between me and Mr. Mom?” Eddie pulls out an old nickname to cheer you up, one of the first things you could panickedly think of to call Frank on the first day they helped caretake for you. It was so silly both of you froze and then laughed yourselves right out of regression time. Frank likes it though, when it’s used to be funny.

“Can I really?”

Eddie foregoes an answer and instead picks you up like you weigh nothing, setting you down on the space between their sleeping sides. He tucks you in gently, planting a kiss on your forehead. As you settle, Frank shifts and turns over in their sleep, their arm falling across your chest.

“See? Even asleep we always take care of you!” He settles in beside you, also draping an arm over you. You’re completely protected by their bodies on both sides. It feels warm, safe, soft. No wonder their house sometimes feels more like home than your own - with these two looking out for you it’s like nothing in the world could harm you.

“Get some more rest, love… Mr. dad and Mr. mom love you - no matter what!” He gives the side of your head an affectionate kiss, pulling the three of you closer together with his big, warm arms. “I’ll even make orange juice before work if y’ wake up soon enough. Never forget that we care about you - I care about you. And no silly nightmares can ever change that!”

[alwritey-aphrodite]

hiiii! for the 7 days of valentines, can you do prompt 2 (gorgeous) with jake lockley?

thank you 💘

7 Days of Valentines

Jake Lockley was a tough man. He could count the amount of times he’s smiled on one hand. Really, it’s not his fault, with how little he’s fronted until recently. It’s not as though he had much of a chance to explore the world, find out what he likes, find out what makes him smile.

Now that Steven and Marc are aware of him, he fronts more often. He’s still a little hesitant, nervous to waste precious time and take away hours from Steven and Marc. Even though they’ve told him time and time again that they don’t mind, that he has a right to front just like they do, he prefers to keep himself hidden until nighttime or emergencies.

Tonight, he’s found a bar, a hidden little room with dark lights and rock music pumped in through the speakers. It’s not very crowded, so he finds a spot at the bar to relax for a few minutes and have a drink before he goes back home and lets Steven watch that new documentary he’s been rambling about for weeks.

Then, you stumble up to the bar.

“Stupid fucking shoes,” you huff, sitting yourself at the stool nex to Jake’s. You turn to him and smile, “I swear I’m not plastered, these are just new.”

He’s really not sure how to respond, so he just glances down at your shoes before looking up at you with a small, awkward smile. Steven and Marc are both trying to coach him, but Jake tries to drown them out.

Instead of returning to the table you’d been at, one that’s crowded and noisy and full of people you don’t really care for, you stay seated at the bar next to that quiet man. You try a few times to have a conversation, but it always ends up with you talking and him listening or adding in one word here and there.

After a while, and a few more drinks, you turn yourself to face him fully.

“Am I bothering you? ‘Cause I can always go back over there,” you gesture vaguely towards a crowded corner of the room, but Jake’s already shaking his head.

“You can stay. I don’t mind.”

“Well, thank you very much,” you reply, trying your best to imitate his thick, New York accent, but it comes out more like a cartoony gangster.

Jake’s not sure what to think. That was the most he’s said to you all night. Were you making fun of him? Should he leave? Were you trying to be funny? Should he laugh? You’re laughing, and then you lean over and place a hand on his arm. It’s warm, even through his jacket.

“I’m just fuckin’ with you, I like your voice. I could listen to you talk for hours and hours and hours.” Sure, you’re a little buzzed, and sober you would never make fun of someone like that, but you’re being honest. You like this mystery man and his thick accent, you like that stupid little hat he hasn’t taken off, you like his profile and his jawline and his nose.

Maybe you’ve got a little bit of a crush on him.

At your admission of liking his voice, Jake feels heat rising in his skin, and he’s praying that the bar is dark enough that you can’t notice. Marc and Steven are both egging him on, trying to get him to ask you out.

“I’m Jake,” he says instead.

You give him your name, and hold out your hand to shake, “It’s very nice to meet you Jake.”

[execprodoflawandorderdickwolf]

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[mamgt]

Vertigo

Chapter 5: Come To An End

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[Author's Note] There is depiction of attempted sexual assault/sexual assault. It's not detailed but I've marked the part of the story with ++++++ before and after it, so please do skip it if you will be triggered or feel uncomfortable with it.

People put a lot of pressure on firsts. First birthday, first words, first steps, first time on an airplane, first time riding a bike, first time being on your own, first time driving, first time on a rollercoaster, first concert. They were supposed to be these monumental things that lingers, permeates, and stays in your memories because they matter. Because you can always go back to the first time you did something or had something. First car, first love, first heartbreak, first kiss.

Jimin, like any hopeless romantic, thought his first kiss would mean something. He thought he would get it at the age of 12 after watching Little Manhattan. When that didn’t happen, he thought he would get it at 16, just like all the characters in the shows and movies he watched. When at 25, the boy he thought would give him his first kiss had instead run circles around him and confused him to no end only for said boy to run back to his ex-girlfriend, Jimin he had enough. Even Drew Barrymore’s character in Never Been Kissed got kissed at 25. But when he turned 26, still with virgin lips, Jimin was seething. He didn’t want the perfect kiss anymore. He just wanted to be kissed. Period. 

He was, in short, desperate. 

The funny thing about life is that sometimes, when you’ve given up, that’s when things start to fall into place. And even though Jimin had given up his fantasy of a kiss that would change him, a first kiss that mattered, his first kiss still mattered and did in fact change him. 

Just not in the way he thought he would be changed. Not in the way that he finally found the love of his life. Not in the holding-hands-into-the-sunset-until-the-credits-rolled. Not in the everything-makes-sense-now. But in the way that he had let himself do things he wouldn’t normally do like dye his hair blonde. Or get piercings, two on each of his ears, and contemplating on getting a fifth one. 

It’s like the experience, although mostly unconscious and rushed, had opened a gate for him. If he can kiss strangers, he can do almost anything. And he wants to know how far he can go. That’s why on a bright, sunny, afternoon he’s sitting in a tattoo parlor with Taehyung who doesn’t even plan on getting a tattoo. The same way he didn’t plan on getting piercings but happily accompanied Jimin anyways. He even helped Jimin pick out his earrings after and it was a unanimous decision that the silver ones looked best. But not in the same way that he had told Jimin he was just coming with him to the salon only to find him later strapped to a chair, impulsively coloring his hair a solid red. It suited him though. 

They were talking noisily in the small waiting room that smelled like a spa which, Jimin supposes and tells Taehyung, is meant to calm you down either as the person getting the tattoo, or the person waiting, hearing the buzzing of the gun from behind the light purple curtain. The place was mostly white, with a light wood accents on the reception table and waiting chairs. There were a few framed photos of tattoo artist’s work. All different styles from delicate strokes of flowers to hardcore big ones like a lion that looked like it was going to jump from the skin it was tattooed on. It wasn’t what Jimin had expected a tattoo parlor would look like as the movies showed it but Taehyung supplies that it’s probably because Jimin was too excited and couldn’t wait until nighttime to get his tattoo. It might have looked different in the night.

“There’s those neon light on the ceilings, Jimin-ah.” Taehyung points upwards and Jimin’s gaze follows. 

“You’re right, it probably looks different in the night.” Jimin says just as the buzzing of the gun stopped. They hear a muffled conversation and some movement behind the curtain. Then it swings open to show the artist, pulling out his gloves and typing something on the tablet that was left on the reception table. His presence makes Jimin and Taehyung stop talking. The artist looked like an Adonis. He had broad shoulders and a small waist, wearing a black tanktop that showed off his muscular arms with one arm completed covered in tattoos. Jimin wants to say he’s staring because he’s fascinated by all the art of his arm but there were other things too like his chest that was well sculpted. He was playing with his lip ring as he typed away on the tablet with furrowed brows that were framed by his mullet. 

They’ve probably already committed a crime by staring too long but the artist seems unfazed. Their gazes only leave him when the client comes out as well, which only emphasized how god-like the artist was. The client looked like he worked an office job. He was tall and lanky with sharp features. He wore a jacket over his plain shirt and had on slacks so Jimin couldn’t tell where he put his tattoo which is perfect. Jimin also doesn’t want his first tattoo to be easily seen. Maybe his third one. He’ll make it more visible. But for this first one, it’s just for him. 

The man pays for the service and then bows. Once he’s walked out and whatever the artist was typing away in the tablet was done, he looks at both Jimin and Taehyung, which startles them both because he’s eyes looked like it held galaxies. 

“Which one of you is Park Jimin?”

Jimin raises his hand as Taehyung points at him. 

The artist nods and says, “I’m Jungkook. I’ll be your tattoo artist for today. First time?”

Jimin nods. 

Jungkook presses things on his tablet again and then lifts it up to show Jimin the design he had sent when he booked this session. 

“It’s this one right? Do you already know where you want it?”

“Uhm…” Jimin touches the area where his ribs are, “...here.”

Jungkook nods. Their interaction is so tense and Jimin doesn’t know why. Maybe it’s the lack of words coming from Jungkook or all the excitement Jimin had felt suddenly turned into fear. Regardless, he was shaking his leg up and down now and wonders if it’s too late to back out. 

“I’ll just prepare the set-up and I’ll call you in.” Jungkook calls Jimin and then turns to Taheyung, “You can stay inside and watch if you like.” Then, he walks behind the curtain.

Taehyung beams and then whispers to Jimin, “I wonder what he looks like at night.” Jimin nudges him with his elbow and scowls. 

He loudly whispers, “Behave.” To which Taheyung mouths, “He’s hot.”

Jimin mouths back, “I know.”

“Jimin-ssi, you can come in now.”

“And me right?” Taehyung asks as he stands. Jungkook nods. 

When they’re all behind the curtain, Jimin sees a black lounging chair and a stool with wheels, which is probably where Jungkook stays. There’s another chair the back corner where Taehyung, without being told, moves to sit down, a smile still plastered on his face.

“Your shirt.” Jungkook says.

“My shirt?” Jimin asks.

“Take it off.”

“Why?”

Jungkook furrows his brows.

“Ah yeah, for the ta-” Jimin mumbles as he takes his shirt off, “ta-tattoo. Right. Yes.” He hears Taehyung snicker and he shoots daggers at him with his eyes but it doesn’t stop him. He just covers his face. Jimin rolls his eyes and moves to lie down of the lounging chair. He feels very vulnerable being topless in front of a very beautiful man who reaches out and touches the area beneath his chest which sends instant goosebumps on his skin.

“Here, right?”

“Yes…” Jimin says but it comes out as a whisper. 

“Okay, “ Jungkook takes his hand off Jimin and tinkers around with his tools, wearing a new pair of gloves. He seats himself on the stool and then says, “Let me know if it gets too painful. We can take breaks, especially since this one’s big.”

“That’s what he said,” Taehyung says and Jimin whines.

“Tae, you’re staying outside!” Jimin says as he sits up and throws his hands at the direction of the waiting room. 

“No! I promise! That was the last!”

“Are you guys together?” Jungkook asks.

“NO!” They say it at the same time and a bit too loud, eyes both blown wide. 

Jungkook simply nods, looking from Taehyung to Jimin.

“Okay, well let me know if you’re ready to start.”

“I’m ready.” Jimin says as he settles himself again on the lounge chair. 

It comes as a shock to everyone that Jimin didn’t ask for any breaks even though Jungkook kept asking him every now and then. Jimin, surprising himself as well, finds that the pain is tolerable. He can feel it and he knows a needle with ink is being punctured into his skin, but he doesn’t mind. Maybe it was the spa smell helping him along. Or that the buzz somehow lulls him and makes him empty his mind. The only time they had to pause was so that Jimin could change positions to lie on his side so that Jungkook could finish the rest of the tattoo that climbed up on to the side of his ribs.

When he was done and patched up, Jungkook told him that it was weird that he hadn’t taken any breaks. 

“You know the ribs are the most painful part right?”

“Yeah,” Jimin shrugs. “I did some research on it but I really wanted it there.”

Jungkook nods. Jimin’s starting to get used to his silence. It was unnerving at first but it’s probably more because he looked too pretty ot be real. Now, it just feels calming. Like he’s always contemplating about things. Absorbing things. After a beat, he nods towards the full length mirror.

“Go check it out.”

Jimin stands and he can already see it from afar. The words etched on his skin. He breaks out into a wide smile.

“I love it.” He touches the areas around it. His skin still a little red. 

“You have a very high pain tolerance.” Jungkook comments without looking at him. He’s removing his gloves and fixing his set-up, closing the ink jars he had used and wiping down some of his equipment. 

“Thanks, I guess?” Jimin says to Jungkook’s reflection in the mirror. 

Taehyung slides up next to him and says, “But a very low tolerance for alcohol. Am I right?”

“Shut up!” But Jimin’s smiling. 

“It really looks good, Jimin-ah.” Taehyung admires, holding Jimin’s shirt out to him.

“Do you plan on getting more, Jimin-ssi?” Jungkook asks, watching their reflections in the mirror. Jimin turns to him and catches the way Jungkook looks at Jimin up and down. Maybe wondering where else Jimin would put a tattoo.

“Yeah…but not anytime soon. I want to uhm…enjoy this one first?”

Jungkook nods and locks his eyes with him. He crosses his arm and leans his hip on the table. 

“Well, I hope you won’t let anyone else do your tattoos.”

“I won’t.”

꩜꩜꩜

Everybody thinks that Yoongi’s first heartbreak was Chaeyoung. 

The truth is Yoongi’s first heartbreak was his father. Ripping up his music sheets. 

He wasn’t even mad at Yoongi. It was spur of the moment, something he could grab hold to when he was once again arguing with Yoongi’s mother. Yoongi was too young to know that it wasn’t his fault. That their difference, the gaping hole that came between them, was something that existed even before Yoongi came. He was just collateral damage. He was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. 

But when you’re blinded by anger, whatever even triggered you doesn’t matter. It didn’t matter that Yoongi didn’t even choose to do piano lessons. It wasn’t his intention to like the hobby his mother put him in. It wasn’t his fault he had fell in love with the way he could create something out of nothing by just pressing the right combination of keys. 

It was the first time that it was hammered into his soft heart that love hurt. 

But it wouldn’t be the last. And sometimes when you’ve been hurt once, it’s a lot harder to recover from being hurt again. So even though everyone assumes Yoongi has moved on because he’s no longer downing alcohol like water or spending nights out with strangers, or lashing out at any chance he gets or disappearing for months, doesn’t mean the pain has subsided. Doesn’t mean he isn’t forever changed by it.

It comes for him at random times nowadays. It comes in waves, drowning him and he feels like he can’t breathe. Nothing really triggers it. He actually thinks it comes when he least expects it, when he’s too happy, or too calm, when his mind has enough time to slow down and process things. Then his chest would hurt and everything comes back to him all at once: the guilt, the anger, the betrayal. 

The worst part is that the farther the gaps between these moments, the more painful it became because he would think he would be fine already. He thinks it’s never gonna happen again but when it does, he’s not ready for it. He doesn’t know anymore how he got over the last one. He doesn’t know when it will end. And all feels new again. A fresh wound he has to tend to for god knows how long.

Right now, he’s having one of those moments as he’s in the middle of mixing another love song. He pushes himself off his chair and storms out to his garage. Trying to calm his breathing but he knows it won’t work. It always goes away on it’s own and never when Yoongi yields it to. He climbs on his motorcycle and wears his helmet. He starts the engine and he just goes. He rides in any direction, the wind and the helmet muffling the city’s sounds. Rides until his muscles feel sore and his mind blanks out again. Until he can breathe again. 

He doesn’t know how long he’s been going at it. The night seems to extend endlessly, letting him run away for awhile. 

He stops somewhere in Gangnam where the nightlife fades out the stars in the sky. He breathes through his nose and takes off his helmet. He’s still straddling his motorcycle, one foot on the ground and the other still on top of the gas. He could hear chatter and music all around him as if it wasn’t the dead of the night. He simply people watches for awhile as he feels out his arms and legs.

When he’s about to put back his helmet and start the engine again he hears a little shouting from somewhere between the buildings. He furrows his brows and can hear someone screaming for someone to stop. Yoongi looks around him if anyone else hears but everyone is just milling around, laughing even as they stumbled from clubs to the next open establishment. 

But there it is again. It almost sounds like they’re struggling.

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He doesn’t know what makes him do it but he parks his motorcycle and follows the sound. He doesn’t know what he’s expecting but whatever it was, it would be better than the scene in front of him. 

Park Jimin was almost half naked. The man, so much larger than Jimin with an uneven shaved head, had him pressed up against wall. Jimin’s shirt was ripped and his pants pooled down to his ankles. Jimin was wailing at this point, tears threatening to spill from his eyes. 

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 And Yoongi…Yoongi saw red. There wasn’t any blood now but he was about to go seek it.

His mind, as he wanted, does go blank and he pulls the man to punch him. The surprised look on the man’s face only fueled Yoongi’s anger and he didn’t stop. He kept punching his face until he started to bleed. The man must’ve recovered from his initial shock because then he pushed back but Yoongi leaned into his anger, grabbed everything single thing that ever frustrated him and disappointed him, threw into his punches. 

The man probably thought it wasn’t worth his time and he was already bleeding from a cut on his brow that was starting to trickle on to this eyes. He scurries away as he still tries to say some insult about Jimin not in being worth it. Yoongi would have ran after him and strangled him if not for Jimin sniffling from where he stood, frozen, still. 

He looked vaguely at the space in front of him. His clothes still in a disarray.

Yoongi slowly comes up to him. He doesn’t know where to start but he’s scared to touch him. So he softly asks if he can help with his clothes. Jimin doesn’t respond. Just stares blankly ahead. 

Yoongi shifts his weight on his legs. He has to cover him up now but he understands that if he does anything too fast, Jimin might flinch and he doesn’t want to see that. 

“I’m going to pull your pants up okay?” He says it like Jimin’s four years old and he’s only teaching him how to wear clothes. 

Jimin finally nods and stares down. His tears start to fall. The droplets mark the ground. He meets Yoongi’s hands when it comes up around his waist but doesn’t do anything. Just lightly touches him. So Yoongi proceeds to button him up. 

They don’t look at each other as Yoongi shrugs out of his bomber jacket and slowly lifts Jimin’s arms to put it through the sleeves. He zips him up all the way to his neck, holding both of his arms. Jimin silently cries all throughout. When Yoongi was about to release him, sliding his hands down his arm, Jimin catches his left hand with his right. 

It might be because he was coming off the high of his anger but he feels a small electricity between their clasped hands, like blood is rushing everywhere. He looks at their hands, watches as Jimin clutches him tighter, and Yoongi understands that he doesn’t want to be alone. 

[nkyangiehomes]

How to Style Your Bedside Table: Trendy Decor Ideas for Every Home

A bedside table is more than just a place to stash your alarm clock and nighttime essentials—it’s an opportunity to showcase your personal style while adding functionality to your bedroom. With the right decor elements, you can transform your bedside table into a stylish and practical focal point that complements your home’s aesthetic.

Essential Components of a Stylish Bedside Table The Perfect Lamp A stylish lamp not only provides lighting but also acts as a statement piece. Look for a design that matches your bedroom theme, whether it’s a sleek modern lamp or a vintage piece with character.

Functional Accessories Don’t forget practicality. Incorporate items like a clock, coasters, or a small dish for jewelry, ensuring your bedside table remains both chic and functional.

Personal Touches Add a bit of personality with framed photos, meaningful trinkets, or souvenirs. These elements make your space feel uniquely yours.

Choosing the Right Bedside Table Size and Proportions Your bedside table should complement your bed’s size. A table that’s too tall or too short can look awkward and hinder functionality.

Material and Finish Whether it’s wood, metal, or glass, choose a material that aligns with your bedroom’s vibe. A natural wood finish is perfect for rustic themes, while metallic or mirrored options suit modern spaces.

Storage Options Consider your storage needs. A table with drawers or shelves can help keep clutter at bay while providing easy access to essentials.

Styling Ideas for Different Home Themes Modern Minimalist Opt for a clean, uncluttered look with neutral tones and simple accessories like a sleek lamp and a single decorative object.

Rustic Charm Incorporate natural textures and warm colors. A distressed wooden table paired with a ceramic lamp and a small potted plant works beautifully.

Bohemian Bliss Go for eclectic decor with vibrant colors, layered textiles, and quirky accessories. A patterned table runner or a stack of colorful books can add character.

Classic Elegance Choose timeless pieces like a marble-topped table, a crystal lamp, and polished metal accents to exude sophistication.

Trendy Decor Accessories for Bedside Tables Books and Magazines Stack a few of your favorite reads for an effortlessly chic and practical touch.

Candles and Diffusers Add warmth and a pleasant aroma with scented candles or stylish diffusers.

Plants and Flowers Bring life to your bedside with a small vase of fresh flowers or a low-maintenance houseplant.

Tips for Organizing Your Bedside Table Declutter Regularly Keep your table neat by removing unnecessary items. A clutter-free surface is key to a stylish look.

Smart Storage Solutions Use decorative boxes or trays to organize smaller items like chargers, pens, or remote controls.

Lighting and Ambiance Choosing the Right Lamp Shade A lamp shade with soft, diffused light creates a cozy and relaxing ambiance. Experiment with colors and textures to complement your decor.

Layering Light for a Cozy Vibe Combine your bedside lamp with other light sources, like fairy lights or a wall sconce, for a layered and inviting atmosphere.

Budget-Friendly Ways to Style Your Bedside Table DIY Decor Hacks Upcycle items like jars or trays into chic storage solutions. A coat of paint can give an old table a fresh, modern look.

Affordable Finds at Local Stores Check thrift stores or discount home decor shops for unique and budget-friendly accessories.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Styling a Bedside Table Overcrowding the surface Ignoring functionality for aesthetics Choosing a lamp or table that’s disproportionate to your bed Neglecting your bedroom’s overall theme Conclusion Styling your bedside table is a simple yet impactful way to elevate your bedroom’s overall decor. By combining functionality with trendy decor ideas, you can create a space that is both practical and visually appealing. Whether your style is minimalist, bohemian, or somewhere in between, there’s a bedside table look that’s perfect for your home.

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[the-tree-witch]

Creative Home Décor Ideas Using Miniature LED Lights

If you're looking to add a touch of magic to your home décor, consider using miniature LED lights. These tiny lights offer endless possibilities for creating stunning visual effects in various spaces around your home. From accent lighting to decorative displays, miniature LED lights can turn ordinary décor into eye-catching masterpieces. One of the simplest ways to incorporate miniature LED lights is by using them in glass jars or bottles. Fill a jar with these tiny lights to create a charming centerpiece for your dining table or a soft nightlight for your bedroom. You can also wrap them around indoor plants or weave them into wreaths to add a whimsical glow to your living space. Another popular idea is using miniature LED lights to highlight artwork or photographs. Placing them behind a frame or around a canvas can create a halo effect that draws attention to the display. Additionally, these lights can be used to outline mirrors, shelves, or even furniture, adding depth and ambiance to any room. Beyond aesthetics, miniature LED lights are practical. Their energy efficiency and low heat emission make them safe to use in various settings, including children's rooms and festive decorations. Available in different colors and styles, they offer customization options to suit your personal taste and interior design.

Customizing Party Decor with Miniature LED Lights

If you're hosting a party, miniature LED lights can transform your venue into a dazzling space. Wrap them around balloons, hang them from ceilings, or place them in clear jars for eye-catching centerpieces. Their small size makes them easy to incorporate into any theme, and they come in various colors to match your decor. Whether you're planning a birthday, anniversary, or holiday celebration, miniature LED lights add a magical touch that will leave guests impressed.

Creating Nightlight Solutions with Miniature LED Lights

For parents looking for a safe and effective nightlight solution, miniature LED lights are the perfect choice. These lights emit a soft, soothing glow that provides enough light for comfort without disturbing sleep. You can place them in children's rooms, hallways, or even bathrooms for nighttime visibility. Additionally, miniature LED lights are energy-efficient, ensuring they can be left on overnight without significantly increasing your electricity bill.

Designing Themed Table Settings with Miniature LED Lights

Elevate your dinner parties with themed table settings enhanced by miniature LED lights. Use them to illuminate centerpieces, line table edges, or highlight place settings. Their soft glow creates a warm and inviting atmosphere that enhances the dining experience. With various color options, you can customize the lighting to suit any theme, from elegant formal dinners to fun, casual gatherings. Miniature LED lights add a sophisticated touch that makes every meal memorable.

Brightening Retail Windows with Miniature LED Lights

Retail window displays are crucial for attracting customers, and miniature LED lights can help make them stand out. Arrange the lights to highlight key products or create a captivating visual design. Their compact size allows for intricate patterns, and their energy efficiency ensures they can run for extended hours without high energy costs. With miniature LED lights, your retail window can become a beacon that draws shoppers inside.

Incorporating Miniature LED Lights in Jewelry Design

Jewelry designers can take their creations to the next level by incorporating miniature LED lights. These tiny lights can be embedded into pendants, earrings, or bracelets to create unique, glowing accessories. Whether for fashion or costume purposes, the addition of miniature LED lights adds a futuristic and eye-catching element that sets your jewelry apart from traditional designs.

Enhancing Outdoor Weddings with Miniature LED Lights

Outdoor weddings benefit greatly from the romantic ambiance created by miniature LED lights. Use them to light up walkways, drape them over trees, or wrap them around archways for a magical effect. Their durability and weather resistance make them ideal for outdoor settings, while their energy efficiency ensures they can illuminate the event from dusk until dawn. Miniature LED lights add a whimsical touch to your special day.

Showcasing Collectibles with Miniature LED Lights

Collectors can highlight their prized possessions with miniature LED lights. Whether you display figurines, action figures, or memorabilia, these lights provide focused illumination that enhances visibility and detail. Placing miniature LED lights inside glass display cases or along shelves draws attention to your collection and elevates its presentation.

Conclusion

Despite their small size, miniature LED lights have a big impact on any space or project. Their ability to enhance ambiance, highlight details, and add a touch of whimsy makes them a favorite among decorators, crafters, and designers alike. Whether used for practical purposes or purely for decoration, these lights bring both function and beauty to every application. By choosing miniature LED lights, you’re investing in a versatile, energy-efficient lighting solution that will continue to inspire and illuminate for years to come.

[alex-sweetoblivion]

Decorative Ideas Using Small LED Light Bulbs

Small led light bulbs offer a versatile and energy-efficient solution for enhancing the decor of any space. Their compact size and variety of colors make them perfect for creative lighting projects. One popular idea is to use small led bulbs to create a cozy ambiance by placing them inside mason jars or glass bottles. These diy lanterns can be used as centerpieces for tables or hung around outdoor spaces to add a warm, inviting glow.another decorative idea is to incorporate small led light bulbs into wall art. You can outline frames, mirrors, or even create your own illuminated designs on the wall.

Creating Cozy Ambiance with Mason Jar Lanterns

Decorating with small LED light bulbs in mason jars is a simple yet elegant way to create a cozy ambiance in any space. Fill clear mason jars or glass bottles with small LED string lights or individual bulbs. These jars can be placed on tables, shelves, or hung around patios and gardens. The soft, inviting glow they emit adds a rustic charm, making them perfect for indoor and outdoor settings. Additionally, the portability of these lanterns allows for easy repositioning to suit different occasions or moods.

Transforming Walls with Illuminated Art

Incorporate small LED light bulbs into your wall art to transform any room into a visually stunning space. Outline picture frames, mirrors, or create custom designs directly on the wall using LED strips or individual bulbs. This method highlights specific areas and adds a unique artistic touch. For a more dramatic effect, consider using colored LEDs to match your room’s theme or to create eye-catching patterns. Illuminated wall art serves both as a light source and as a decorative focal point, enhancing the room’s overall aesthetic.

Enhancing Shelves and Cabinets with Accent Lighting

Small LED light bulbs are perfect for adding accent lighting to shelves, bookcases, and cabinets. Placing LED strips or individual bulbs along the edges or underneath shelves creates a subtle, ambient glow that highlights decor items and makes the space feel more inviting. This type of lighting is ideal for showcasing decorative items, books, or collectibles. Additionally, under-cabinet lighting in kitchens or bathrooms improves visibility and adds a modern touch. The energy efficiency and low heat emission of LEDs make them a safe and cost-effective choice for continuous use.

Adding a Festive Touch to Holiday Decorations

Small LED light bulbs are excellent for enhancing holiday decorations. Use them to adorn Christmas trees, wreaths, garlands, or create intricate holiday displays. Their low heat emission ensures they are safe to use with natural materials like pine branches or paper decorations. Battery-operated small LEDs are particularly useful for illuminating areas without easy access to electrical outlets, such as outdoor trees or remote parts of your yard. LED lights come in various colors and modes (such as flashing or fading), allowing you to customize your holiday lighting to suit your festive spirit.

Creating Magical Outdoor Spaces with Fairy Lights

Transform your outdoor space into a magical wonderland using small LED fairy lights. String these lights along fences, trellises, or trees to create a whimsical atmosphere. They can also be woven into patio umbrellas, pergolas, or garden structures to provide soft, ambient lighting for evening gatherings. The durability and weather resistance of LED lights make them perfect for outdoor use, ensuring they can withstand various weather conditions while maintaining their brightness and charm.

Illuminating Pathways and Gardens

Small LED light bulbs are ideal for illuminating pathways and garden areas. Use solar-powered LED stakes or string lights to line walkways, highlighting the path and enhancing safety during nighttime. Incorporate LED lights into garden beds, planters, or around water features to create enchanting nighttime scenes. The energy efficiency of LED lights ensures they can be left on for extended periods without significant impact on your electricity bill. Additionally, their low maintenance and long lifespan make them a practical choice for outdoor lighting.

Innovative Indoor Plant Lighting

Small LED light bulbs can be creatively used to provide supplemental lighting for indoor plants. Position LED strips or individual bulbs around your plant displays to ensure they receive adequate light, especially in areas with limited natural sunlight. This not only promotes healthier plant growth but also adds a decorative element to your home. Using LED grow lights designed specifically for plants can enhance their effectiveness. The versatility of small LED lights allows you to easily adjust their positioning and intensity to meet the specific needs of your plants.

Conclusion

Small LED light bulbs offer a versatile and energy-efficient solution for enhancing various aspects of home decor. Their compact size and diverse applications allow for creative and practical uses, from creating cozy mason jar lanterns and illuminated wall art to accentuating shelves and cabinets. Small LEDs also bring festive cheer to holiday decorations and add a magical touch to outdoor spaces. Furthermore, they can illuminate pathways, gardens, and indoor plants, promoting both safety and beauty. The low heat emission, energy efficiency, and long lifespan of small LED light bulbs make them a sustainable and cost-effective choice. By incorporating these innovative lighting solutions, you can transform any space into a visually appealing and functional environment.

[crownyc]

Beautiful Lighting - The Secret to Fabulous Home Decor!

Table lamps and floor lamps are versatile pieces that add style and drama while providing learn more adequate light to any room.Browse through the Internet and choose the right type of lamps for your home and give a lift to your home decor!

When there’s no light, there’s no beauty. Even with the most luxurious rugs, elegant furniture and artistic accents, a living space may not be complete without proper lighting. So, make sure you include task lights apart from the general lighting to add more drama and flair to your home decor.

In case you don’t know, task lighting is all about adding light where you need it most. Table lamps and floor lamps are the best examples of task lighting. While table lamps light up the worktable for comfortable nighttime reading/computing, floor lamps add a warm, soft glow that gives a relaxing vibe to the room. Both these lamps are great for any room in your home. You can even use them to highlight a particular section of the room, say a piece of art or an object you want guests to look at!

Of course, these lamps add style and function to your home, but you need to choose the right ones to create the right impression. For a classic decor, go for large, tapering lamps with intricate detailing. Sleek lamps with minimalist designs and slim bases are perfect if you want to add a modern touch to your home decor. (A tip: Glass spells sophistication better than anything else). And be sure to co-ordinate these designer table & floor lamps with other components in the room. Remember, a uniform, well-put-together look always wins!!

If you’re someone who loves to redecorate your home often, you’ll find it really cool to play around with lamps and decorative pieces for a fresh, new look every time. Add more texture to your decor with accent table lamps that come with rattan or bamboo shades. Try adding some color with bright lamp shades or include some geometry to your space with straight, curvy, slanting or arc floor lamps.

All geared up for a home decor makeover? Well, just log on to the Internet and browse through the array of classic, contemporary and transitional table and floor lamps that the online stores offer you. Take your time to consider the size, height, amount of light, style and other things before choosing a lamp! Shop online and make home redecoration simple and easy!

[youcanfly93]

Beautiful Lighting - The Secret to Fabulous Home Decor!

Table lamps and floor lamps are versatile pieces that add style and drama while providing adequate light to any room.Browse through the Internet and choose the right visit site here type of lamps for your home and give a lift to your home decor!

When there’s no light, there’s no beauty. Even with the most luxurious rugs, elegant furniture and artistic accents, a living space may not be complete without proper lighting. So, make sure you include task lights apart from the general lighting to add more drama and flair to your home decor.

In case you don’t know, task lighting is all about adding light where you need it most. Table lamps and floor lamps are the best examples of task lighting. While table lamps light up the worktable for comfortable nighttime reading/computing, floor lamps add a warm, soft glow that gives a relaxing vibe to the room. Both these lamps are great for any room in your home. You can even use them to highlight a particular section of the room, say a piece of art or an object you want guests to look at!

Of course, these lamps add style and function to your home, but you need to choose the right ones to create the right impression. For a classic decor, go for large, tapering lamps with intricate detailing. Sleek lamps with minimalist designs and slim bases are perfect if you want to add a modern touch to your home decor. (A tip: Glass spells sophistication better than anything else). And be sure to co-ordinate these designer table & floor lamps with other components in the room. Remember, a uniform, well-put-together look always wins!!

If you’re someone who loves to redecorate your home often, you’ll find it really cool to play around with lamps and decorative pieces for a fresh, new look every time. Add more texture to your decor with accent table lamps that come with rattan or bamboo shades. Try adding some color with bright lamp shades or include some geometry to your space with straight, curvy, slanting or arc floor lamps.

All geared up for a home decor makeover? Well, just log on to the Internet and browse through the array of classic, contemporary and transitional table and floor lamps that the online stores offer you. Take your time to consider the size, height, amount of light, style and other things before choosing a lamp! Shop online and make home redecoration simple and easy!

[thelegendofbillyjean]

Beautiful Lighting - The Secret to Fabulous Home Decor!

Table lamps and floor lamps are versatile pieces that add style and drama while providing adequate light to any room.Browse through the Internet and choose the right type click here of lamps for your home and give a lift to your home decor!

When there’s no light, there’s no beauty. Even with the most luxurious rugs, elegant furniture and artistic accents, a living space may not be complete without proper lighting. So, make sure you include task lights apart from the general lighting to add more drama and flair to your home decor.

In case you don’t know, task lighting is all about adding light where you need it most. Table lamps and floor lamps are the best examples of task lighting. While table lamps light up the worktable for comfortable nighttime reading/computing, floor lamps add a warm, soft glow that gives a relaxing vibe to the room. Both these lamps are great for any room in your home. You can even use them to highlight a particular section of the room, say a piece of art or an object you want guests to look at!

Of course, these lamps add style and function to your home, but you need to choose the right ones to create the right impression. For a classic decor, go for large, tapering lamps with intricate detailing. Sleek lamps with minimalist designs and slim bases are perfect if you want to add a modern touch to your home decor. (A tip: Glass spells sophistication better than anything else). And be sure to co-ordinate these designer table & floor lamps with other components in the room. Remember, a uniform, well-put-together look always wins!!

If you’re someone who loves to redecorate your home often, you’ll find it really cool to play around with lamps and decorative pieces for a fresh, new look every time. Add more texture to your decor with accent table lamps that come with rattan or bamboo shades. Try adding some color with bright lamp shades or include some geometry to your space with straight, curvy, slanting or arc floor lamps.

All geared up for a home decor makeover? Well, just log on to the Internet and browse through the array of classic, contemporary and transitional table and floor lamps that the online stores offer you. Take your time to consider the size, height, amount of light, style and other things before choosing a lamp! Shop online and make home redecoration simple and easy!

[mackerel-draws]

Setting: A calm inn by the sea, table outside, light clouds of snow, Noontime Characters: Aidann, Maverick Context: Discussing the living situation of Maverick

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“Here, try some of this.” She holds out a fresh steaming mug of hot chocolate, laden with powdered sugar and ginger powder on top. The two are seated by the pier, enjoying the sights for the day. Their search for proper housing had borne no fruit, with almost all vacancies swiftly filled due to the upcoming Year’s End Carnival.

Maverick gingerly cradles the mug, enjoying the residual warmth before taking a tentative sip. Yet again, it tastes like biting into air. Nothing at all. He shakes his head.

“Well, I tried. You really have no way to taste things at all?”

“Yes.” Short and concise. Speech is also something he is slowly recovering. Perhaps in time, he would entirely recover his tongue.

The harpy gives a good sip of the chocolate before laying her head on the table, staring into the gray horizon. Seabirds hover overhead, whistling in discordance alongside one another. Maverick takes another happy sip from his steadily depleting mug. Both of them ceased to speak another word for a while.

“I could sleep somewhere else tonight, so the lady upstairs won’t yell at you again,” Maverick suggests.

He had not been a polite guest at her apartment, due to the fact that he kept making a ruckus by talking with the kitchenware present. Enough tenants complained about the noise, and Aidann herself was almost kicked out before she greatly apologized to the landlady.

“No,” she sighs, “You don’t have to do that to yourself, Mav. Everyone deserves better.”

In fact, she would be willing to let him bunk with her for the next month, if it meant less time looking listlessly towards the flaky ceiling of her apartment. It had been amusing, watching him interact with the world like a lunatic, going towards strangers and asking them about their lives. He has yet to learn that no one wants to be read like a book.

“…” He finishes his chocolate, looking in the same direction as her. The wind slowly gains strength, blowing loose petals from nearby flower pots. No sound is present, save for the sea foam fizzling and popping down the pier.

“Do you think I could recover my memories?” He crosses his arms to rest on the table.

Two weeks later with no hint to his past life. All he could remember was the moment Aidann found him lying naked in the snow, somehow unaffected from the sheer amount of frost gathered around his fur. Nothing at all before that. She assumed that his magic is what saved him, at the cost of his memory.

A quick trip to the kingdom’s public records showed that he never had residency within Precrest, nor any record of birth and family. His name wasn’t even real, only given by Aidann so she could address him properly. She theorized that he was a foreigner, caught unawares by the sudden snowfall, but even the travel office couldn’t identify who he was from his ethnicity or his accent.

These were the facts:

He is a satyr, with deer-like qualities.

He had no memory of himself nor his past.

He couldn’t be found in any of the city’s records.

He had no characteristics for identification, almost like a blank canvas.

Still, they tried to search around the city for any sign or clue. Even putting up a notice, asking for information on the identity of Maverick. For now, they decided to find a place where he could stay, or even a job to work for money.

Maybe she could hire him for her nighttime excursions, but she shelved the thought for a last resort. Her career was dangerous and mildly illegal, but profitable. Still, she felt that her secret should be kept under wraps for now.

“Maybe.” She also finishes her mug, setting it aside to lounge in her chair as her talon latches onto a foot rest. She watches Maverick look intently at his empty mug, seemingly lost in conversation. Honestly, she’d seen weirder things in the city.

She wonders what sort of supposed conversation made him listen with full attention.

Time passes, and rays of light peek through tiny holes in the sky, calling forth the orange afternoon glow. People start to pass through the pier, enjoying the sights and food sold by the stalls which were gradually opening for tonight. A family of four applauds their child’s fire trick as he handles his magic with care. Chatter spreads through the air.

Maverick stands up, staring at the mug one last time before nodding. He looks at Aidann expectantly as she thanks the cafe owner for the drink.

“Could we go to the stalls?” He requests.

Talking to the cups was nice, but he didn’t learn anything satisfactory. They only told him about the owner’s supposed obsession with ceramic animals. Looking through the cafe's window for a moment showed rows and rows of tiny critters, shining from the afternoon sun.

He wanted to know more about the city, or even himself for that matter. Listening to the stories of every little thing was nice, but it wasn’t really necessary.

Perhaps he would have more luck with something older, like a historical artifact or an adequately sized book. With what he has in money, he would have no such luck. Perhaps looking at the products from nearby shops would help satiate his craving. He doesn’t need to buy anything after all.

“Do you need something to buy, Mav?” She sticks a claw into her coin pouch, tallying her money. “I think I might have enough for one little souvenir.”

Maybe one thing. “Yes, please.”

They enter what seems to be a tent, fitted with a metal frame that circles around the ceiling. Little suns and stars hang from it, shining due to candelabras placed near the opposite sides of the tent. A lycanthrope sits behind an oaken table, with wares displayed on little racks. Packs of cards, dice with varying sides, and even numerous board games are arranged in orderly disorder.

Behind them, the sun finally sets, painting the waters a purple hue.

“Welcome!” She gives a smile. Her claws spread outward, presenting her stock.

Maverick, not even a second later, immediately puts his cloven hands onto the variety, staring into each of them and making conversation. He gingerly replaces each item before moving on to the next.

“Oh!” She exclaims, rushing to rearrange her articles. Her fingers glow a muted purple, flying them back to their proper places. “Very touchy, that one. Don’t break anything, please!”

Before he could get to a fragile jar of plastic medals, Aidann snags a talon onto his collar, dragging him away from the poor stands.

“Sorry, he doesn’t understand personal space.” She glares at Maverick, who raises his arms in defense. She thinks he might need another lesson about social cues.

“I’m sorry, miss. I will not do it again.” Rehearsed, but he seems to be getting better every day.

“It’s alright with me, antlers.” She giggles, having already faced this situation before. Some people love to get a feel for the textures, apparently to check if they were official and untouched. A lot of her customers were usually hobbyists that dabbled into competitive play. “What catches your eye?”

“Do you have anything old I can see?” He glances around, seeing only freshly carved wood and paint in her stocks. Almost all of them are untouched and new, having only seen the tent since their creation.

“Hmm…” She scratches her chin before replying. “Well, I can’t say for sure, but I might have some old dice around here. They won’t cost much since they aren’t in mint condition.”

She digs around the crates behind her table, setting some paraphernalia aside until she finds what she was looking for. A dusty little chest that fits in the palms of her hand. With a flourish, she unlatches the hook and opens the box.

They find a set of red six-sided dice, lying on the felt interior. Minor scratches and nips are seen on almost every side. The paint of the notches which hold the numbers have faded a long time ago.

“Well, this looks older than time itself.” Aidann picks up both of the dice by her talons, inspecting their surfaces. She hands them to Maverick. “Is this alright for you?”

“…”

Like old and unearthed treasures, Maverick could feel them rousing from their long slumber. He felt giddy, having the opportunity to listen to what could potentially be good stories.

Then, like chopped wood and sandpaper, they speak.

Oh, oh? A visitor, after so long?

Ho, ho! Yes, even one that could talk to us!

Fret not, child, for we shall not fret as well.

Fret not, child, for we can see that you have something to ask of us.

‘Yes, I do. But before that, I feel that I must acquire you.’

Oh, oh? A new owner after so long?

Ho, ho! Yes, especially one that could talk to us!

He looks to the shopkeeper in gratitude.

“How much would these cost?” He places them back into the chest, closing the lid. “I think I found what I was looking for.”

“Erm…” She stares, amused at how long he stared at the dice. “Those wouldn’t happen to be… magical, would they?”

“Sorry, don’t worry about it,” Aidann reassures, growing more embarrassed by the minute. “I can pay for him.”

Her comment snaps her out of her reverie, taking a breath before answering back with a cheery smile.

“It’s only a mere silver for the box and the dice.” She holds out a paw. Aidann hands her the coin, letting Maverick take the box and put it in his pocket.

“Still, apologies for the disruption.” He says with a hint of shame.

“Ah, it’s no worries!” She waves her hands to clear away the mood. “I haven’t had such an unusual patron in a while, so don’t feel too bad!”

“Thank you for your time, miss.” Aidann waves her goodbye, exiting the tent first.

“…It has been nice, thank you, miss…?” He tries to find a name. He then realizes he hasn’t introduced himself. “Sorry, my name is Maverick.”

“Oh, I’m Roller!” She raises her hand. “It’s nice to meet you.”

A handshake. He grasps it and gives a good fumbling.

“It’s nice to meet you too!” Enthusiasm decorates his tone, making his voice louder than usual. The sudden volume change makes her flinch.

"Good to know!" She rubs her ears, sensitive for a moment.

Once again, Aidann takes his collar from outside the tent, pulling him out.

“Don’t overstay your welcome,” she chastises, “You already gave her a good scare.”

“Apologies." He says bluntly. "May we go to your place again?”

She sighs in exasperation.

“Sure, but you’ll have to help me make dinner. There’s more to remember, and you might have something in your noggin that’s definitely useful.”

“Of course.” The tease flies over his head.

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Neutral Color Palette: A neutral color palette is one of the most popular and timeless choices when it comes to decorating your home. It creates a clean and calming atmosphere while still allowing you to incorporate pops of color through accent pieces like pillows or artwork.

Statement Lighting Fixtures: Lighting fixtures can completely transform any room in your house with just one piece! Whether it is an eye-catching chandelier or subtle sconces – statement lighting fixtures will instantly elevate any space without taking away from the overall aesthetic feel.

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Wood Accents & Furniture Pieces: Incorporating wood accents into your décor is another great way to create a warm yet sophisticated atmosphere within any space. Wooden furniture pieces such as coffee tables, dressers, sideboards, etc., all have their own unique charm which adds character and depth into any area they occupy!

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