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:: Speaking Spanish/Swearing ::
tw :: just a lot of swearing tbh
Baji definitely didn't have much influence from his Latino family in his childhood (yk, growing up in Japan and all) so I feel like he'd partly know Spanish, just enough to get him by (like myself).
One thing he does know how to say fluently, as if he truly were a native speaker, are swears and certain phrases. Now, this varies depending on where you see Baji coming from, as each country has their own ways of phrasing certain things (the bottom phrases are in Mexico spanish so might not be the same in other Latin countries).
"Te voy a chingar," - "chingar" has a few meanings but in this context would mean "I'm going to fuck you up"
"No mames," - you might've heard this one before but it's basically like saying "no fucking way"
"QuĂŠ putas quieres?" - what the fuck do you want?
"QuĂtate," - get off me. i also use this like "get away from me"
Some other words I see Baji using a lot too are "cabrĂłn/cabrĂłna," "pendejo/pendeja," and"pinche gĂźey."
I remember on my first HC of Latino!Baji I said he wouldn't use "mami". Maybe on some rare occasion he would. I can definitely see him using "princesa", but not in an endearing way, but to annoy you (hated being called "princesa growing up ngl). He also probably wouldn't use this often since he most likely favors using "pendeja/pendejo" instead.
Another thing about Latino!Baji is that he uses these phrases/words so often that the other guys start to pick them up and use them too. They definitely ask Baji to translate something from Japanese to Spanish and he tries to give them the best translation he can. Mikey and Kazutora definitely ask him the most though, with Mikey eventually using, "hijo de puta" against Draken during an argument.
Kazutora definitely likes using "mami" (cause he thinks he's so cool). He also probably tries to use "gĂźey," or "vato," at random moments that don't seem necessary. Baji spoke more vulgar when he was younger and as he got older, didn't speak as rough and tries to work on vocabulary and grammar. Though every now and then, he throws out a, "cĂłmo chingas" or "no me jodes".
#majority if not all is mexico spanish tho so it may be different in other countries#this man could call me a âpendejaâ any day and i'd be okay#as someone who speaks spanglish i asked my mom for help đ§đťââď¸#latino baji đşđť#baji keisuke#baji headcanons#tokyo revengers#this is just for fun in case you cant tell#don't catch him using spanish on his mom tho#she'd whoop his ass#if anyone has any suggestions on what he might say or not say#feel free to enlighten me pls đ§đťââď¸ââĄď¸
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I wanna reblog this shit a million times.
I cannot get behind those aus where Bakugo interns with Miruko, mainly because this is fucking MIRUKO weâre talking about. You really think sheâd put up with his shit? Are you gonna look me in the eye and honest to god expect me to believe that Rumi âI used to partake in illegal underground fighting rings and kicked the asses of grown men when I was a middle schoolerâ Usagiyama would allow Bakugo to talk to her the way he talks to other people and not punt him like a football? Honk the clown nose, luv.
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MODERN MIZU THOUGHTS PT. 2
As promised, some more various little headcanons and scenarios for a modern-day Mizu (and everyone else).
Let me know if you want more! I have lots of stuff half-finished.
This one is a little longer! Has some Mizu fucking shit up but also being soft.
Part one has some context, but most of this should make sense without it.
TW: canon-typical violence (Mizu is gonna Mizu)
RINGO
The first time you met him, soon after Mizu moved in, you came home to find this stranger cooking in your kitchen
He greeted you very cheerily, chattering right away about how he was making dinner and there was plenty to share
You thanked him awkwardly. You wereâŚsurprised and disappointed to find out Mizu had a boyfriend, given your interest, but hey⌠you probably didn't have a shot anyway, you tell yourself sadly.
You meet her coming down the hall, and she greets you with the usual stoic grunt-and-nod.
You start to tell her that her boyfriend seems nice, you know, general small talk.
The second the word boyfriend leaves your mouth, her head whips around
âMy WHATâ
Ringoâs voice echoes down the hall from the kitchen, âIâm WHATâ
He finds it hilarious, she does not
TAIGEN AND AKEMI
Akemi is an heiress that is 100% planning to go no-contact with her family but is playing their game for now so they'll pay for her degree
Pre-law 100%, this girl could argue/cajole/convince you out of your own name
She's one of those types who can run on the treadmill for hours while looking fab
Fashion icon on campus, but a total girls-girl that loves to give advice and encouragement
Do not party with her, this girl will get you PLASTERED
Hiding her relationship with Taigen from her family, again to keep her degree money coming
Taigen was still Mizu's childhood bully
Picked on the orphan to make himself feel better about his shitty home life
Eiji transferred Mizu out of that school QUICK once he officially could, so she didn't have to deal with him for very long
They lost contact at that point, to Mizuâs relief
He's at the university on an athletics scholarship
Saw Mizu training in the gym
(This is why she needed that yard of yours)
He is the champ of the school team and thought since she wasn't on the team, she must be a rookie
She'd be an easy win, and a way to show off for the gym bunnies
She whooped his ass then and there, naturally, in front of the entire gym
And then nearly switched universities because fuck dealing with him on campus
Thankfully Akemi has him on a bit more of a leash in the modern day and HAS dragged him to therapy
He's still an egotistical asshole, but he's TRYING, OK (-Akemi)
They still bicker horrendously but there is a tiny, tiny bit of mutual respect there
Taigen hasn't stopped trying to drag Mizu onto the school team, so she still tries to avoid him
Mizu privately thinks Akemi needs to get her head checked out
But she does approve of Akemi's effect on him in general
She wasn't thrilled to know that you have shared a few classes with Akemi and are now friends
This means there might be the prospect of more Taigen in her future
Great.
Are you sure you really like Akemi as a friend that much?
JOB COMPLICATIONS
So as I said, due to her possible fathers being involved in organized crime, she has also gotten quite comfortable in those circles
She âworksâ odd hours, or is sometimes gone for a few days
You aren't about to get nosy. You asked her once what she did for work and she told you it was ânothing interestingâ with a very clear drop it expression
Message received
She has been rooming with you for quite a while, long enough for you to call each other friends, when someone, somewhere in the wrong circle gets wind of her home address
You hear a knock at the door one evening while Mizu is out at âworkâ. Quiet, but insistent.
You aren't expecting anyone...but maybe a surprise visit, or Mizu forgot her keys?
Instead, a very clean, erudite man in a suit says he's here to see The OnryĹ
What
You make politely confused noises at him, saying he must have the wrong address, and he smiles back at you with cold, dead eyes.
âI know he's here.â His voice is still serene, icy. âIt won't take long. If you could go get him, please.â
Ok, you've had enough-
He catches the door before you can slam it, and oh. He's stronger than he looks.
And oh- ... that's a gun.
You back away into the apartment, and he follows, shutting the door behind him.
He continues to threaten and demand, always in a quiet, even tone, as you continue to back away.
You're terrified, of course, because you've never dealt with anything even remotely like this
You keep trying to shout over him that you have no idea who he's looking for
Of course your phone is on the kitchen counter, nowhere nearby, utterly useless
You're again trying to explain, in a shaking tone, that you genuinely have no clue whatâs going on when
Running footsteps
The door bursts open with enough force to leave it bouncing off the wall. The man whirls away from you, gun whipping aroundâ
He barely has time to gasp before Mizu is on him.
Can humans even move that fast?
All you see is a flash of metal and
Ssshnk-THUNK
He folds like laundry, crumpling to the floor.
You didn't get a good look at whatever she did to the front of him when he turned, it all happened while you were flinching, but there is a lot of blood starting to stain the carpet around him.
You're frozen, staring at the twitching shape.
âDon't look at him, come on.â
Mizu grabs you and starts to lead you by the shoulders away from him and back down the hallway towards the bedrooms
She's careful only to touch you with her hands so she doesn't get any blood on you.
She's still in get-shit-done mode, but trying not to scare you.
As she's leading you, you start frantically trying to explain what happened, babbling about what he said.
"He kept saying about some guy called The OnryĹ-"
You feel her fingers tighten on your shoulders, but she says nothing.
You've never seen that look in her eyes before, and you thought you'd seen her at her most stoic.
(Gods above, you could have been killed because of her-)
âWaitâ wait, my phone is in the kitchenâ Mizu, the police, we gotta callââ
âI'll call."
"But I'll have to explain--"
"I'll take care of it. Just go back where you don't have to see it.â
Sitting on your bed, you can hear her quiet voice on the phone to someone, you assume the police emergency line.
Soon, you can hear the murmurs of multiple male voices.
Ah, the police. They'll probably want your statementâŚbut⌠you reach for the doorknob and stop.
Something in your gut urges caution, and you ease the door open cautiously, silently, just a crack
⌠Those definitely aren't police.
Thankfully, the men in dark suits have their backs to you, and only Mizu looks up at the door.
You make eye contact with her and shut the door again very quickly, your mind racing.
Mizu is trying to stay in focus-mode while she deals with the problem, having called in a few favors, but the back of her mind is freaking the fuck out with repressed trauma.
Are you going to hate her now? What if you turn on her like M*k*o?
Her gut cramps at the thought of you seeing her as a monster.
She should just leave but she doesn't want to
Back in the room, Your heart is pounding.
So many dots are suddenly connecting. Should you be worried about this? Are you in danger? Is she going toâŚ
After a while, you hear more doors closing, then⌠water running?
Mizu, with wet hair and blood-free clothing, knocks, saying the coast is clear.
She's SO nervous, afraid to hear you scream at her to go away
When you don't, she cautiously peers in, still expecting to get something hurled at her head
Strangely enough, you just look relieved to see her. Maybe you're still in shock?
For you, every doubt and worry leaves your mind as soon as you see her.
The man on the floor is gone, leaving only a towel covering the bloodstain.
Mizu says very quickly that she'll take care of that too, that you don't need to deal with anything.
She's still nervous, still waiting for you to call her a monster, or demand answers.
You can tell sheâs watching you.
You just nod.
You're a college student that just watched a guy get sliced open with a sword. What do you even say to that?
Should you be scared of her? You're not.
But you're still a bit disturbed by the violence.
When she realizes that you're not going to freak out at her or scream at her to leave, she quietly asks if you need some space?
You shake your head quickly at that. You can still see the gun pointed at you, the manâs unflinching gaze.
You feel much safer with her around.
She's relieved, but tries hard not to show it
She carefully suggests that you both spend time somewhere other than the living room for tonight.
She's uncharacteristically soft with you, for her usual standards, but she's also way out of her depth.
She shoos you off to take a shower even though you're clean, and calls Ringo in a hushed voice while you're in there, demanding advice on how to comfort someone
When you emerge, youâre hustled into your room with some water and easy-to-eat snacks
(She's honestly starving after her job but feels bad eating like it's nothing, like it didn't bother her)
(It didn't)
She gathers some extra blankets and things from her room, then sits quietly on the bed next to you, letting you watch stupid things on her laptop.
You don't think you're going to be able to sleep, but she makes a strangely soothing presence next to you, and you drift off eventually
When you wake up, she's still next to you, awake, and looks exhausted.
The towel is gone and the carpet is clean
She just tells you, very seriously, that nothing like that is ever going to happen again, she'll make sure of it
By the look in her eyes, you believe her
She's jumpy for several days after that, checking the windows regularly and watching you strangely every time youâre on a call
You're jumpy, too, but she doesn't complain when you hover around her almost continually, constantly getting underfoot.
If anything, it seems to calm whatever worries are going on in her head
When she doesn't find herself arrested, or asked to move out, she seems to relax completely
This incident clearly tells her that she can trust you, because suddenly it's like you've passed a sacred gate of trust
Now she's occasionally coming home with a little bit of blood on her
Sometimes she sports some nicks and slices
You never thought you would be googling how to do stitches but what are crushes friends for?
You haven't actually gotten up the courage to ask what's up with all of this, yet. It just seemsâŚunwise.
Not that you're afraid she'll hurt you, weirdly enough,
but despite the danger that you're now aware of, you really don't want her to get spooked and move out.
You don't know this, but she decides not to move out because she fears that more men might still come by, thinking that she still lives there, and clearly ignorance didn't save you this time.
You also don't know this, but this is the threshold where her feelings go from a passing crush that she represses, to something she is actually considering how to safely approach...
She's impressed with how you handled that, as a person who isn't used to violence
She'd never pursue something with someone while they were unaware, but since you know a little nowâŚ
(Meanwhile, she doesn't know that, after the shock had worn off, you found the whole thing kind of hotâŚ)
#mizu#mizu x reader#mizu blue eye samurai#bes#bes mizu#bes x reader#bes x you#blue eye samurai#mizu bes#modern mizu#tw: blood#tw: violence#Mizu imagines#mizu brainrot
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Do you have any swap!franziska art? Wanna see more of her design
i unfortunately don't have any polished art of her bc i think when i drew this, my swap au hyperfixation was starting to wane, whoops! these are just some very quick sketches of what i wanted her new thing in the swap au to be.
(i will be putting old art of her old design if you want to see it under read more pftt [unfortunately not a lot of them bc i wasn't vibing with the old role i gave her so i wasn't drawing her a lot đ])
oki doks, now time for a lore dump!!!!! (copy-pasting what i wrote on the bird app a long time ago):
ok, so the thing is, i gave a bit of redd white's role to mvk. my reasoning for that is since he's the one who killed gregory (who has mia's role), he'd have to take on that role too. when characters don't have any like, "exact" foils for their roles to be swapped with, i either make them stay the same or hobble some roles together. mvk's case was the latter.
so mvk runs a private eye that's connected to the prosecutor's office (he's corrupt bc have you seen that guy) and franziska happens to be working there.
mvk also happens to be one the people responsible for covering up the details about mia's death.
i wanted to change franziska's job from my first version of her bc she doesn't really have a connection to the supernatural, so i just gave her a job that works closely in the covering crimes too.
but yeah, fran has to meet gregory, and then she gets framed by redd white
and she's furious about it, of course! that fool works under her father, how dare he put the blame on her!
with how fran is supposedly cooperating with gregory, i think mvk would've really wanted her to catch the fall even with how much he cares about his daughter. he's an 'end justifies the means' kind of guy.
i don't think fran realizes until swap!jfa that it was her father who purposely tried to frame her and the one who ordered to kill gregory.
i think she'd feel really torn by that and the guilt with how miles defended her before knowing all that would've ate her up (the fact that gregory is dead, no spirit channeling or anything makes this more fucked up for them i think agfhhjh)
however, i still haven't figured out why franziska would agree to talk to gregory if he's investigating mia's death, and i'm not quite sure why gregory would've been investigating mia's death in the first place bc unlike mia in the regular verse, he'd have no connections to her case at least
(that would probably require some aai duology knowledge that i do not have right now ASKSKS)
my brain isn't fully working right now so i can't fully ramble on about her design, but i did think it was important to make her dress eccentric; and i know that everyone dresses eccentric in aa, but particularly that one point in turnabout sisters where april may should've remembered maya bc she dressed weird? i wanted the same for franziska ASKSKS roast her old-timey gothic looking ass!!!!!
and from my recent drawing of her, i think if i were to draw like, a polished ref for her, i would like to show the fact that her make-up is severe. again, 'eccentric' or whatever pftt
i originally had her be like a witch, some sort of seer who could communicate with the dead through her crystal ball. scrapped that and changed it bc it was just not digging my dudes asdghd a shame tho bc i'm rather fond of her big-ass veil witch hat thingy
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not enough martial arts happening on ds9. jadzia's bat'leth skills are insane but we need more about how starfleet surely requires their officers to train self-defense in an individual and communal basis, especially in times of war.
kira and bajoran martial arts and their connection to spiritual practices as developed by different resistance cells - she'd do great as a much-requested monastic dojo teacher.
it would be lovely as a different form to contribute to her community, making use of her resistance days's skills and recognizing them while also celebrating new and old traditions.
o'brein and bashir's war games are escapism during an actual wartime, sure, but we need and deserve an 'miles o'brein secret coraĂocht champion' episode. holo fighting rings!
keiko teaching basic jujutsu skills to her students, ferengi biting-and-kicking techniques saving nog and jake's life at least once.
give sisko a bo staff and the chance to whoop dukat's ass. i think this justifies itself.
last, but now least, doctor bashir. julian, who is constantly holding back his strength, speed and reaction time. he can learn any technique so fast, gauges every injury he allows himself to take, every choice to stand out - in microseconds. his violence is his own worst nightmare, for all his self-righteous quick temper, and especially because of it.
put him in a corner and pin him down. make him watch his friends get hurt until he starts getting feral. blood in his teeth, and all hell let loose.
#ds9#deep space nine#jadzia dax#kira nerys#benjamin sisko#miles o'brein#keiko o'brein#nog#julian bashir#star trek ds9#star trek#jake sisko
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"I'm not cooking or anything, this is just a silly idea- (looks down at canvas) ffffuuuu--"
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so, first I only wanted to draw Professor Layton with a Reiterpallasch from Bloodborne because haha funny hat man with gun-sword, but then i ended up drafting concept art for "Laytonborne", apparently.
"Puzzles all over the shop... You'll be stuck on one of them, sooner or later."
extra artist commentary:
Layton
yes, this really did just start with me wanting to give Layton a Reiterpallasch because he's a canonical fencer and Bloodborne trick weapons absolutely slap. The Reiterpallasch is literally a rapier with a pistol attached that can mechanically switch to prime either the blade first or the gun first so you can stab and shoot someone at the same time.
Giving Hershel the Bloodborne makeover was kind of funny because he wears such a simple look in canon it was hard striking the right balance between his recognisable look and BB aestheic since Bloodborne loves embellishment especially via lots of belts/buckles and those weird shoulder-cape things. I tried to keep it simple enough though because as much as i think he could pull off a hunter ensemble i don't want to have to keep track of all the funky bits. the Top Hat Stays, of course.
Aurora
Aurora is eerily good a fit in a Soulsborne-esque setting considering she fits the criteria for a "Soulsborne maiden" classic archetype sort of character: After all she's a mysterious pale-haired young woman with mystical origins/powers and a foreign-sounding accent and may or may not have some connection to the wider lore and powers that be of the setting. hell even her whole thing being a golem works in a way as even Bloodborne has artificial humans existing as a concept.
i got a little lazy with changing up her dress for both time and lack of inspiration. I thought maybe i'd really do her up but then I chickened out that her costume wouldn't be recognisable any more so just slapped a belt and some patterns on the shawl bit and called it a night :P (if i'd been braver/more motivated she'd probably look good in an approximation of the White Church set, something like that)
and yeah so as the sketches off to the side are like, no real clue how/why it might be triggered but imagine her having the potential to be an optional boss or something (and she'd whoop your ass)
Flora
idk tho Flora also seems like she could be a good contender for the "Soulsborne maiden" position too in a way, or even if not her whole character and story fits into the world quite well. especially with Bloodborne having the Plain Doll who is a sentient doll made in the image of someone her creator loved/was obsessed with and Flora living in a village of human-like robots which started after her father tried to build a replacement for her dead mother.
Her dress is a combination of all her canon costumes across the games. The fur-trim shoulder cape is from one official art of her, the short shawl and white sleeves and bit around her waist is based on her first dress, and the rest of the dress design is based on her second and third game appearance.
The 'Doll Flora' concept there at the end is just some idea of a false/clone Flora running around as well. She's got some little differences including elements of other parts of Flora's designs over the years that aren't on OG Flora, such as the sash and shoes.
Anton
Anton fits in scarily well to the Bloodborne-y setting, perhaps not too surprisingly given the whole 'vampire' thingy. I sort of envision Folsense and Herzen Castle being a bit like the Castle Cainhurst area of Bloodborne which leans more into the classic gothic horror of a remote and looming haunted castle occupied by a sinister enigmatic character.
And yes, that is a reference to the infamous "LAYTOOON" scream from his canon 'boss fight' in the second game - imagine the whole steaming up and screaming thing being like his boss phase transition animation.
The whole 'withers to an old man/husk' concept seems so very Soulsborne-y it really just fits yknow. like if you defeat him he shrivels up/ages to dust or whatever. RIP gassed-up grandpa.
I partly rizzed up his suit using inspiration of the Cainhurst Knight set because like. come on. it's too good to pass up the chance to pretty up with and looks a lot like his canon suit in parts.
Did I trace the foyer background art for Herzen Castle for the mockup just for laffs, only to realise partway that 1) Layton and Anton actually fought in the ballroom, and 2) the ballroom would actually make a much better boss arena setting because it's wide open and the arch from the front room leading into the ballroom could totally be the 'boss fog door' part better than the front room?
...so yeah I then drew the ballroom background without tracing this time like a true madman and had a hell of a time with perspective but the plus side is we also get the sword collection from the game there as a cameo because in Laytonborne the good professor brought his own already.
The Masked Gentleman / Randall
Had a bit of a time deciding how to Bloodborne-ify this guy because his suit in canon is actually really. really boring. it's just a white suit like cmon. so to give it that Bloodborne makeover I fell back on the classic shoulder-cape thing that almost all Bloodborne characters have, added some patterns and accessories based on the Mask of Chaos' patterns and the Decorative Old Hunter's set from the Old Hunters DLC (in the leg brace, forearm guard and the hints of gold chains around the upper arms).
He also gets a Threaded Cane, another trick weapon of Bloodborne fame which is as it suggests: A cane weapon that works a bit like a baton/sword combo but in its alternate form it's a whip covered in serrated metal blades which form the cane itself when locked together.
It seems very appropriate for Randall to be like a boss who starts out as the Masked Gentleman and then at half-or-less health you break his mask, reveal Randall and then wings burst out of his back as he enters his second phase rage mode. This concept part felt more DSouls-y than Bloodborne-y to me i think since Bloodborne is less fantastical and leans more into the body horror/monstrous kind of boss transitions? But at the same time it was too good an opportunity to pass on at least sketching out, plus get you some sick fallen angel imagery out of it.
Also the hanging arm pose miiight be a bit inspired by Artorias of the Abyss. just a bit.
Descole
i recall seeing a post somewhere once with this very low-res rare art of Descole sitting in a throne from somewhere i have no idea what it was for. and I remember it kinda reminded me of Lady Maria's promotional art for the Old Hunters DLC so that's why the last picture of Descole exists.
mf already dresses so extra i legit could think of nothing to add to make him more Bloodborne-y unlike the others. I also used his canon sword's design from the games with a custom sheath because again couldn't really think of anything more to do to make him fit more when he's already got a cool signature weapon to show off.
#professor layton#hershel layton#aurora#aurora professor layton#flora reinhold#anton herzen#the masked gentleman#randall ascot#jean descole#>>mango(t)art#did i absolutely overdo a joke idea? yeag. but did i enjoy it? yeah...#i still have two short comics finished based on bb quotes and a buttload of undepicted ideas for some other characters/scene concepts hlp#tw blood#laytonborne
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Since we're probably never gonna know what the bat boys mother's names are let alone what they were like so here are a couple quick head canons
Rhysand's mom-Nadiya: I feel like Nadiya was very sharp and witty for her benefit. I'd say she was very elusive and always had this air of mystery about her with various differing accounts of what she was like before she was killed. I can't really imagine her falling head over heels for Rhysand's dad tbh.
2. Azriel's mom- Nisrine: Azriel's mother Nisrine is more so hard for me to describe. I can see her being the daughter of an Illyrian chieftain. Maybe the youngest of a couple siblings. I like the idea of her being invested in wanting to become a priestess or a medicine woman. She was the type that had a good head on her shoulders yet was impressionable which led her to being seduced by Azriel's father who probably told her empty promises.
3. Cassian's mom- Valeska: Cassian's mom Valeska was a spitfire and bold, Valeska before having Cassian was a Disciple of Adiahsha/warrior woman and much rather have had him be raised there than the Illyrian camps.
⢠I think out of all the bat boys mom's who would be the most disappointed in their son's if they saw them now would be Valeska as she she give Cassian the whole "I raised you better than this" She brought him up treating women with respect and care for Illyrian women. Nisrine would have the mindset of "I'm not angry I'm disappointed in the path you chose" and just be straight up appalled for Azriel's hatred for Illyrians as a whole and his actions right now. While Nadiya would give Rhysand the âYou're not son of mine. As far as I am aware....my son died a long time agoâ (Oof Nadiya would detest Feyre. Tbh she probably wanted Rhysand to marry an Illyrian woman. I know she'd whoop his ass for what he did UTM and how he's dealing with the Illyrians, escaped on the wing clipping. Same with his sister, I don't believe Rhsyand and his sister had a good relationship when she was still alive)
#A court of thorns and roses#Acotar#Acotar critical#Kinda#Ig?#Bat boys critical#Anti Acotar#Anti bat boys
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(Lowkey half assed whoops but it was funny đ)
Warnings: Light cussing.
Summary: He does your eyeliner before going out on a date with you.
Female reader!
"Holy shit, can you stay still for one goddamned second?" He scowled at her.
Two roommates bickering with each other. How romantic. It was night, the stars twinkling from outside of the window. The light above spilling upon the two, the blankets and sheets tossed to the side as they temporarily shared the bed.
"Well, it's not my fault your touch is so surprisingly delicate! It tickles." She says, adjusting her position on his lap.
Her legs twisted around his waist while he held her chin, tilting it upwards as he held an eyeliner pen in his other hand.
"Move one more time and you can do your own eyeliner."
Though his threat was meaningless because they both knew he'd still do it away with another scowl.
"Sure, love."
Shockingly enough, it seemed like he bit back to throw a retort concerning her teasing gone and pressed the eyeliner pen to her skin. It was unusual for such a man that spoke so ruthlessly to have such tender touches. It was lighter than a feather, the faint strokes on her skin as his hand moved with calculated precision. It was pretty. His face. His amethyst-like eyes dipped into pure concentration to get the wings identical to each other. His lips pulled into a straight line, almost pressing them together as his eyebrows ever so slightly sunk in his focus.
It was only until he pulled away that she said. "You're pretty."
He blinked at her words before giving her a small scoff. Though, the light pink tinting the tip of his ears spoke enough.
"Does it look good?" She asked, looking at him.
He narrowed his eyes at her. "Of course, it looks good, I did it."
"You know, a simple 'yes' could have sufficed? Or 'yeah, you look good.'"
If she had a penny for every time he rolled his eyes at her, she'd be rich. That's precisely what he did with a little devilish grin.
He cupped the side of her face, capturing her lips into a deep kiss before she could even think. His lips against hers muffled the little surprised noise she made. When he moved to pull away, she placed her hand on the back of his neck to pull him back in. It felt rough yet gentle, quick yet slow as their lips locked together.
They finally broke apart, panting slightly. His gaze was intense, teasing and tender all at once. He dragged his thumb down her bottom lip as he spoke lowly with a near-wicked smirk.
"You look hot as fuck.â
He had the audacity to laugh at her flustered reaction. She shoved him lightly with the blood rushing to her cheeks.
âYou see, I would fight you right now, but I donât want to risk my eyeliner getting ruined.â She huffed. âBut thanks.â
âExcuses, excuses.â He mocked lightly. âSo, are we going on that date or are you enjoying yourself here?â He gestures to her straddling him.
âI donât know, it seems that you are the one enjoying yourself the most here.â She matches his tone with an enticing grin, circling her arms around his neck.
He rolls his eyes for nth time; she thinks he mustâve beat the world record of eye rolling at this point. But he leans down until their noses are touching once again with a teasing smile. Their breaths mingling with each other as their eyes were locked into a never-ending trance. The light-heartedness fading into something else. Something more genuine. She couldnât look away, not when his violet eyes were so electrifyingly intense, crackling with sincerity. They didnât feel it, but they were inching closer and closer. Their lips almost meeting, the air suffocating as it embraced them.
âThough, I do wanna go on that date.â She speaks just as their lips barely brush against each other.
He pushed her off his lap, sending her into the hurdle of blankets and sheets on the side.
#genshin#genshin impact#mihoyo#fluff#hoyoverse#genshin x reader#genshin x you#genshin x y/n#scaramouche x reader#scaramouche x you#scaramouche x y/n#wanderer x reader#wanderer x y/n#wanderer x you#wanderer#scaramouche#modern au
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Flash Fiction Friday 5/30
I DID IT!!! I KEPT THIS RIGHT AT 1,000 WORDS!!!
This is actually a continuation of the piece I wrote for Flash Fiction Friday #295; it's been a couple months, so if anyone wants a refresher, go on and click here.
As always, thanks to @flashfictionfridayofficial for another stellar prompt!
Title: The Flames
Fandom: Carmen Sandiego 2019
Rating: G
Warnings: None, but this does include depictions of a medical procedure used to treat a punctured lung
Word Count: 1,000 đđđ
A sound like air escaping a tire streaked, bullet sharp, through the sterile hospital room.
From where he was stationed next to the bed, Shadowsan rubbed his thumb across the back of the hand Carmen was practically crushing as she gasped and jerked at the touch of the scalpel. He flicked his gaze from the wall to her. Eyes screwed shut and lips pursed, she looked exactly like when she was five and recruited him to pull out an obnoxiously wiggling tooth.
The sight pinched something in his chest. He scowled at the doctor, working bedside. "You said she would not be in pain." Smoke darkened his words.
"She isn't. Promise." She answered in a stream-like brogue without looking up, voice flowing with calm as she carefully finished making an incision in Carmen's side; probably something she practiced to soothe the nerves of anxious patients and their even-more anxious fathers (which he was not, but that was the word that admitted him back here).
It was a courtesy that did not help.
"We gave her plenty of local anesthetic and a generous dose of sedative,â the doctor continued as though Shadowsan wasnât glaring murder down upon her. âThat won't stop her from being a little uncomfortable, though." She flashed a freckled grin at him. "Inserting drainage tubes isnât exactly pleasant."
That also did not help.
Setting aside her scalpel, the doctor turned to the nurse for said drainage tube and started working it into the gash she'd made in a section of Carmen's ribcage, one that avoided the obvious breaks in bone. The sight caused something to writhe through him, reminiscent of Neal's ridiculously oily stealth suit and separate from the anxiety about Carmen's discomfort.
He was decidedly not the sort to be squeamish about medical matters, but every man had a line; draining chest cavities so punctured lungs could re-inflate was, apparently, his.
In a not desperate fashion, he searched the room for a place to focus his eyes that wouldn't cause his stomach to lurch in a way not befitting a professional thief. A clock on the wall, ticking apathetically away, was where his eye landed with mild surprise.
Only that long?
Instantly, his thoughts leaped back two hours to the aftermath of the end to steal the Book of Kells. The flames he'd been doggedly keeping at bay in his chest flared, and the edges of his vision reddened.
But, for once, not from VILE or his own mistakes.
Carmen sucked in a breath as the tube slid into the incision, and the thoughts that joined his thumb as he continued to offer paltry comfort were crimson.
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He hadn't minced words when Ivy clambered out of the rental van to meet him as he came around the side of Trinity College, Carmen in his arms.
"She fell from a third story window." A terse flame of frustration licked along his words, and when he stamped it down embers still crackled. "Then thought it would be a good idea to engage Tigress."
Ivy cursed. "Of course she did."
"She needs a hospital."
"DoâŚnot."
Ivy rolled her eyes at Carmen's breathless protest as she rushed to open the side door and set to work arranging travel-worn blankets on the floor. "Yeah, like VILE doesn't need their asses whooped."
Carefully setting Carmen on the blankets, Shadowsan met Zach's wide, worried eyes in the rearview mirror. "Keep the ride smooth; she has several broken ribs and I suspect a punctured lung."
More flames snarling, threatening his tongue from the conflagration in his chest, but he refused them.
Nodding with set expression, Zach put the van in gear. It lurched forward. Despite Shadowsan's immobilizing hand planted firmly on Carmen's shoulder, she still let out a whimper at the movement, eyes leaking unwilling tears.
A pang lanced through him at the sight; seeing her like this never got easier. He rubbed circles with his thumb across her shoulder as Ivy clicked open a first-aid kit and held a cold pack to a furious bruise discoloring Carmen's forehead. ("Yeesh, sure you don't wanna swap the fedora for a helmet, boss? Gonna get brain damage soon.").
Every stroke, though, kindled the flames in his chest, a fiery beast hurling itself against the bars of its cage, demanding to be loosed.
Now was not the time, he told himself. Now was the time for velveted paws and cherry-blossom reassurances to soothe the whimpers that wrenched from Carmen when the van struck a jostling pothole.
But the beast still paced, lip ready to curl over the fangs, claws prickling against the velvet, the questions that burned on his tongue striking with every fraught footfall.
Why did she continue on alone and injured?
Why would she let herself be nearly killed?
Why didn't she wait for him?
***
Carmen flinched again, the motion this time sharpened by a whimper. "You're alright, luv," the doctor was saying as she positioned the tube and accepted a threaded needle from the nurse to stitch it in place. "We're almost done. Just sit tight a moment longer."
In response Carmen, in spite of the IV filling her veins with docility and painkillers and the oxygen tube taped to her cheek, tried to edge away.
Shadowsan pressed his free hand against her shoulder with a gentle Japanese command to be still that was half-reflex.Â
He wasnât sure if it was the sedative or some conditioned response, because Carmen lay back, unresisting even as she squeezed his hand somehow harder.
âThatâs it," the doctor was saying. "A few minutes more, then you and you and your da can rest easy.â
Rest easyâŚ
And despite her placid tone, Shadowsan knew he wouldn't be able to. The beast quickened its pace, the crackle of the flames filling his ears.
Now was not the time; now was not the time.
But it would come. Until then, the questions would sit like coals on his tongue.
Why?
Why?
Why?
And did she really value her life that little?
(A/N: AAAAAHHHH I'm so happy I got to continue this story! I've been wanting to write something like this since March but never found the words!!! Tagging @mmaricarmen23 and @backofthepencil11 because I'm pretty sure you'll like this đ)
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Like, Thursday or something?..Ceremonies at 12:15pm.. its gotta be on time, because the sun.. or something.
*The boy would yawn, his eyes closed as he lay limp against Nicole. Keith's words would start to slur slightly as he began to fall asleep.*
Supposed to go..but I probably won't now. They gotta.. *yawn* do surgery on my arm.
Hey Keith... How are you? How'd you end up in hospital?
@countryclubkeith
#//she's so lost đ#<- live laugh love concussed and drugged up Keith#if hannah was here she'd whoop his ass
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Give Me a Reason: Chapter 3 -"Ew⌠Lettuce"
The cafeteria was loud with the murmur of high school students, and Uzi was already gritting her teeth, it wasn't so much the volume that got to her as much as the consistency, it didn't really matter what she did, there was always noise. And it was making her more irritable then normal.
âDid you hear about Rodney?â
âAnd Like, I told him it was fine or whatever.â
âGod my uncle is so hotâŚâ
She got snippets of conversations as she made her way to the lunch line despite her best efforts to block them put, she put an earbud in to try and help to block out the constant noise, but it only helped so much.
She picked up a stainless steel tray, ones that reminded her of the one's in prison shows. And she wouldn't be surprised if they were the same honestly. The quality of the food had to be similar, anyway.
Speaking of, a lady in a haircut dumped a spoonful of mushy peas, then a spoonful of carrots, and a sandwich on her plate, none of it looked appetizing in the slightest, the peas didn't even look like they had salt on them.
She sighed as she moved through the line, grabbing a milk cartoon that had a 15 percent chance of being spoiled and a cup of peaches. Before finding an empty table to sit at near the middle of the cafeteria. If it was anything like last year, people would avoid sitting here unless they didn't have anywhere else to go.
She broke into the peaches immediately, it was the only thing that ever had a chance to taste any good, since it was prepackaged little fruit cups instead of being âcookedâ by the staff.
âHey Uzi!â
N came to sit beside her, something she should have probably been preparing for, considering his behavior all day, but it still caught her off guard and she found herself choking on a peach as she startled, she beat her chest a few times, struggling to breathe until she was able to force it back down her throat.
âWhoops! Sorry! I need to stop sneaking up on you.â He laughed lightly as he sat his backpack down between his legs and started digging into it, by the sounds of it, the thing was almost full to bursting.
âYou got your backpack.â She hummed, trying to play off the fact she'd nearly died in front of him. What a way to go, death by peach.
âWell it has my lunchbox in it⌠can't really forget that when my stomach feels like it's about to digest itself.â He replied, pulling out a blue lunchbox that had been completely stickerbombed with dog stickers, you could barely tell the box underneath was blue to begin with.
He unclamped the lunchbox to reveal one of the best looking packed lunches Uzi had ever seen, there was a plastic covered bowl of soup, crackers, a whole ass salad and a tuna sandwich with the crust cut off.
Because of course the crust was cut off.
âHoly crap. Who packed your lunch? A chef?â Maybe that question was a little rude, or a little loud. And Uzi found her face heating up as she heard it come out of her mouth. Why was she like this? That was such a weird question what is wrong-
âOh.â He laughed a little nervously, and his cheeks were dusted pink âN-no that would be my older sister, Tessa, she packs all our lunches.â
âLooks way better thenâŚthis.â As she said that, she stuck a plastic spoon into the green mush that was supposed to be peas, lifted it above the tray and dropped some off the edge, the peas slid off the spoon and met the rest on the tray with a wet and disgusting slap.
âGross.â She muttered, leaving the overcooked peas alone in favor of the sandwich. Well⌠at least it was hard to fuck up a sandwich.
âYou wanna share? Tessa always packs too much.â He offered, giving her a genuine smile as he also eyed the peas with apprehension.
The heat on Uzi's face worsened, she'd just met this guy today, she wasn't that interesting she was sure, so what was this boys actual deal? Did he have a goth fetish? He probably had a goth fetish.
âAnd let you poison me or something? No way.â She grumbled, knitting her brow into a frown and looking away, she wouldn't let this rando get any closer, not until she figured him out.
âWhy- Why would I poison you? Also that would imply that I'm risking eating poisoned food as well.â He looked a little confused, but also fairly amused, with one eyebrow up in curiosity but a half-smile on his face.
âBite me. I don't want your food!â In indignation, she bit into the sandwich she'd been provided with without checking what was on it, and it gave a good crunch.
What? Oh. Oh no.
There was lettuce, fucking lettuce, it felt like thin rubber and tasted like lame water and almost instantly set off every single nope response off in her brain, she gagged, immediately covering her mouth as her eyes watered.
Of all the food aversions, why did her brain bless her with one to the texture of lettuce.
âWoah, Uzi! Are you okay?â N Immediately leaned forward, hovering but not quite placing his hand over her back and she immediately lept for a napkin and coughed her lungs out into it until the flavor and texture was out of her mouth.
She was silent for a moment before she crushed the napkin in her fist and flipped open the sandwich to glare at the offending green, which whoever had made her sandwich had piled on like it was about to go out of style, she couldn't even tell what the other ingredients were aside from mayo.
âFucking seriously!?â She exclaimed a little louder then intended, as the sandwich mocked her, apparently one could fuck up a sandwich.
âWow that's a lot of lettuce.â N remarked, before looking over at her with a look of concern. âAre you alright?â
âMâfine. Just don't like lettuce.â That was a severe understatement, but N didn't really need to know that.
She waved him off, grumbling, looks like it was peaches and corn for her lunch today, great. Hopefully she could scrounge for something else when she got home, wouldnât be the first time she would have to without.
Then, without warning, there was a crustless tuna sandwich being offered to her, along with N's beaming smile, she still wanted to say no, but damn that sandwich looked good and having eaten only half her breakfast⌠she was hungry.
She took it from him, giving him a side eye and a mumbled âThank you.â As she took a bite of it tentatively.
âI promise it's not poisoned.â He chuckled, turning to dig into the bowl of soup he also had, but Uzi barely heard him, she couldn't belive she was about to think this about a simple sandwich, but it was one of the best tuna sandwiches she'd ever had, it also had some kinda of rich cheese and⌠something else that was probably really expensive.
âOh my God this is so goodâŚâ She said after taking several bites of it, she probably looked like a pig. But she didn't care at the moment.
âYeah that's Tess's cooking⌠glad you like it!â He beamed, dunking a cracker in his soup and popping it in his mouth, then sticking his tongue out in some goofy pleased expression.
Uzi couldn't help it, he looked so silly. She snorted and giggled, something that sounded completely foreign coming out of her mouth. If anything N's smile got even wider as he was able to draw a genuine laugh out of someone.
After her little outburst, she found herself a little bit embarrassed. It wasn't often she genuinely laughed, even less in front of someone she barely knew, but something about Nâs vibe was making it easy to let down her guard.
Which⌠was a little bit scary, and Uzi didn't know what to think about that.
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#murder drones#uzi doorman#serial designation n#nuzi#biscuitbites#n and uzi#give me a reason#Uzi's aversion is my aversion#fuck lettuce#all my homies hate lettuce
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ii. crash my party

part two of the 'hangman & honey' series!
summary: when his original plans to bring honey to homecoming fall flat, jake thinks he's secured a fail-safe plan for honey to still have the night she deserves. when that too comes crumbling to pieces, jake, like always, is there to patch it back up. because jake is always the one to take care of her. they knew everything about each other...right?
word count: 5.6k
warnings: angsty -> fluffy, shitty homecoming dates, unbearable tension, i'm aware jake would only have a learner's permit but we don't follow the laws in small towns
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It had started with one simple conversation.
"Jake, humor me," she'd started, finally closing her hardback book, looking up at him from across the table they'd been sharing in the school cafeteria. "A school dance? What part of that seems like a place I'd want to spend my Saturday?"
Jake smiled. "Hm, because I'll be there."
He gave her a shit-eating grin before shoveling fries into his mouth. Honey had rolled her eyes, forcing herself not to break into a grin as well. She stole a fry from his tray and swallowed before shaking her head and giving her retort.
"You're going to be there with Katie, and I highly doubt she'd want me hangin' around all night. She's like, majorly in love with you. I'm not going to be your third wheel, people already think I'm weird because I'm always taggin' along with you. I don't need to give them more fuel for the fire."
Ignoring the jab Honey gave herself, Jake tried to think of another approach. He hadn't wanted to go to this dance with Katie at all. He internally scolded himself-Katie was a sweet girl, pretty too, but as Honey had mentioned, Katie was in love with Jake. He just simply didn't feel the same. Suddenly, as if a light bulb had flickered above his head, Jake perked up.
"What if someone asks you to homecoming? Would you double date with me?"
Honey cut her eyes to his forest-green ones, looking away briefly before chewing on her bottom lip. She looked down at her hands, twisting the garnet ring adorning her right ring finger.
"That's sweet, Jake, but you and I both know that won't happen." She pauses, placing the ring back in position. "But, metaphorically speaking, if some random guy decided it wouldn't be social suicide to go with me, then, yeah, I'd double date."
Honey could feel the blush rising to her cheeks, she was positive Jake was the only guy in the entire school that had ever talked to her, much less look at her in any romantic nature.
Her confirmation was all Jake had needed, and he was already on a mission that he was sure he'd succeed in. As the lunch bell rang and he parted ways with Honey, he put his plan into action. Sitting in his fifth period Biology class, he turned to the seat behind him, a good-natured smile on his face. Hayden Wright, Jake's football teammate and friend, stared back at him. The teenage boy raised an eyebrow and gave Jake a look.
"What do you want, Seresin? You've got that stupid look on your face."
Jake scoffed, "First off, fuck you. Second, I've come to cash in my favor, Wright."
Jake had done Hayden a solid nearly a month ago, helping him in cleaning up his family's trashed barn from one of their post-game parties (to save him an ass-whooping from his father), and Hayden had agreed to owing Jake one, he'd just never thought Jake would actually ask him for one.
"What'd ya want?" Hayden's face had been neutral, figuring Jake wanted him to put in a good word with one of the cheerleaders, or to get Hayden's older brother to buy him alcohol.
"You know my friend, Honey?"
Hayden's eyebrow raised at Jake's word.
"The one that sits with you at lunch? I mean, yeah I know of her, why?"
"You're going to take her to homecoming." Jake said the statement plainly, so there would be no question.
Hayden audibly laughed. "Good one, Jake."
"I'm not joking, Wright," Jake's voice had taken a different tone. There was no more lighthearted humor to it, only a sense of seriousness. "I was already planning to take her, but Katie asked me before I could ask Honey myself. The only way she'll go is if she thinks she's not someone's tag-along. I'm not asking you to wine and dine her, asshole, I'm asking you to pick her up, give her a corsage, just-just fuckin' talk to her. Treat her like you would anyone else. She's not going to fall in love with you because you gave her an ounce of your precious attention. You owe me, man."
"Seresin, I already planned on asking Sam Van-"
"Be real, Wright," Jake's eyes were sharp, now daggers. "No shot in hell Sam Vance is going to say yes to you. Honestly, in my opinion, Honey is too good for you, way too good for you, but I'm desperate at this point. You'll ask her-in person-today, after practice. You'll ride with me and Katie, wear a nice suit and bring a corsage. She likes magnolias." Jake's statement left no room for leeway. It was set in stone, Hayden would ask her, be there with bells on, or else. Even as an underclassmen, Jake was easily on the taller side of his teammates, with the muscle to match-his daily farmwork had aided him in that department. Combined with his family's influence, you simply didn't want to be on his bad side.
Hayden sighs, his face drawn in a tight line.
"Fine, but consider my debt paid indefinitely, won't pull this shit again. If I'm going to have to take this girl, what the fuck am I supposed to talk to her about? I don't know the first thing about 'er."
Jake chuckles.
"Lucky for you, she's not much of a talker. Won't be to you, anyways. She likes to read, a lot. Ask her about literally any book. She's funny, just talk about whatever, she'll find a way to make you laugh. Just because she's not a cheerleader doesn't mean she isn't worth your time. Just for once in your life, just one night, don't be a dickhead."
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Honey had been foolishly naive in thinking someone like Hayden Wright would actually be interested in someone like her. She'd felt the sinking feeling enter her chest the day he'd asked her to go to homecoming with him, starting small at first, but growing large enough to fill her anxiety-ridden torso. She'd felt the feeling lingering in her gut when she'd tried on and bought the flowing white dress that adorned her frame. She'd swallowed it down, buried it deep, told her internal insecurities that maybe, for once in her life, something good would happen to her. When that looming feeling had festered forward again that afternoon, as she meticulously curled her hair in Jake's bathroom, she had plastered on a smile and kept going, telling herself it was only a feeling.
But now, as she sat horribly mistaken on the steps of the Seresin farmhouse, she no longer stomached the feeling. Hayden was supposed to be here over an hour and half ago, and he had yet to show. Honey knew he wouldnât, sheâd expected it. She swallowed thickly and looked on as the sun made Katie look radiant in a way Honey knew she would never be-girls like Honey simply didn't shine like that. She let that aching feeling fester forward as she watched Katie laugh next to Jake in front of Janet's rosebushes, tears lining her lashes. The ridiculous eye makeup she'd spent an hour on had gone to waste, along with the heels she'd splurged on. She had almost unbuckled them and tossed them to the side when Janet's voice sounded.
"Honey, sweetheart, c'mon over, I want some pictures of you and Jake."
Honey had smiled and wiped her eyes, standing as tall as she could next to Jake in front of the Seresin's towering magnolia tree. She'd painted on her best smile, avoiding Jake's gaze that was staring holes into the side of her head. He hadn't said anything, and she didn't expect him to. Just because her night turned out to be miserable didn't mean his had to. He and Katie would go to the dance, and she'd stay with Seresin's, probably watch westerns with Jacob Sr. until he fell asleep in his recliner, then she'd take herself up to Jake's room and read until he came back. Maybe she'd just go home, despite hating being there because of the loneliness, so she wasn't a bother to anyone at all. The Seresin family was too kind to her, and she'd never want to overstay her welcome.
"Well, it's a quarter til', you young folk should be headin' along," Jacob Sr.'s voice sounded. Honey smiled as Katie hung off of Jake's arm, and Honey turned back towards the porch of the house, sitting back down on the stairs and started to unbuckle her shoes. Jacob Sr.'s eyes cut to her frame, and his eyebrows furrowed.
"Honey, what are you doin', girl? Not too sure on the dress code at this function, but I imagine shoes are required."
Jake's eyes looked at the figure of his best friend sitting on his grandparents' porch, and a feeling he had never felt seeped completely down to his bones. He hadn't even bothered to take her in completely since she'd gotten dressed, too focused on getting himself ready. Honey was dazzling as the sunset framed her figure. The color of her dress brought out her skin, and her hair had been styled lightly, but just enough to frame her face. He couldn't take his eyes off of her. But when he finally braved looking into her eyes, his heart ached. Sadness pooled behind her irises, water forming in her waterline. Her smile contradicted all of the feelings he knew were stirring inside of her, and every cell in his body wanted to shed his dress clothes, pile into his truck and hunt Hayden Wright down to beat the shit out of him.
"Oh, um," Honey started, as if she couldn't find the words to say. "My date isn't comin', I-I don't think I'll go. I'm just gonna go home." She smiled a smile that would appear unbothered by anyone else, but Jake knew that smile. It was entirely fake, an action to keep herself from bursting into tears. She was often so quiet and so good at saving face that it was hard to see her suffering, but Jake saw through her completely, he knew her 'strong' look. Jake jumps into action, without even thinking of how it may make the girl on his arm feel.
"Not a chance, Honey," Jake started, walking across the yard. "Just because Hayden is a jerk, doesn't mean you don't deserve to go. You look beautiful, can't let that go to waste. C'mon, you can hang out with us."
He sticks a hand out and looks down at her. She sighs heavily, taking it, and Jake feels his skin light up. His hairs stand on end, and after all these years, he notices every color in Honey's eyes. He notes the curves of her cheeks, the beauty of her entire figure. He finds himself feeling an overwhelming urge to press his lips into hers. How had he never seen her before? She had spent half of their lives by his side. She knew everything about him, from his favorite foods to the things that kept him up at night. Jake's eyes dart between her own as his heart races in his chest. Jake Seresin was in love with his best friend- head over heels, jumping into the deep end, full force in love. He stands stock still, her hand on his own, for a moment too long.
"Well, we're going to be late if we don't come on." Honey's voice is small, not quiet like usual, but small. She tears her hand away as she makes it down the stairs, giving Katie a curt smile as Katie's arm links around Jake's. He helps Katie into his passenger side, feeling a bit odd that Honey wouldn't be just to his right. Honey climbs into the backseat, her bottom lip tucked in-between her teeth, hands mindlessly rotating the rings on her hands. As Katie chatted animatedly in the truck, Honey only smiled politely, speaking when only necessary. She was utterly miserable, and Jake could see it. It was written across her face so plainly. For most of the night, that look never left her face.
Loud music, the sounds of their classmates yelling at one another to talk, and flashing lights filled the small high school gym, a basketball court full of underclassmen couples swaying to a song Honey didn't recognize. She was wishing she'd brought her current read with her, not that she'd be able to see it in the dark room. Instead, she sat in her metal folding chair at the table Jake and his friends had claimed, watching all the other girls' shoes and purses. As she looked out at the group, she couldn't quell the hurt in her heart that she'd tried swallowing down a million times that night. Katie threw her head back laughing at something Jake had said, though Jake didn't look nearly as amused as her. Her eyes focused on Katie alone-she danced barefoot in front of Jake, her turquoise colored dress shimmering under the lights. She wore a wide smile, one that lit up her whole face. Honey burned with envy. Of course that was the type of girl Jake went to dances with. Katie practically glowed-everyone loved her. The type of girl that guys would never stand up, the girl that guys stopped and stared when she walked by. And no matter how Honey yearned and prayed at night, begging to God to be that kind of girl-the girl that lights up a room, one that makes everyone's head turn-she would never be that. She'd always be bookish, timid, she shook with nerves when she had to give presentations in class, much less in a room full of her entire student body. Without much further thought, she suddenly realized it wasn't the fact she wanted to be loved by everyone, she just wanted to be the kind of girl Jake loved. Jake would never see her as anything more than a sort of quasi-sister, someone to give him advice on how to treat another type of girl right. Even without malice, Jake would hurt her too, and she knew it would leave her empty. Honey felt a tear slip down her face, she hadn't even realized she was crying. She wiped it away hastily, refusing to be the rejected girl that cried at a school dance. She might be a loser, but she wouldn't become a cliche. She found herself picking at the skin around her nails, biting her bottom lip, trying to distract herself from the oncoming round of tears pushing through her eyes.
Back on the dance floor, Jake let out a breath as Katie ran off to dance with some of her girlfriends. The girl was sweet, but he could hardly keep his mind focused on anything but the girl sitting at the table he'd left twenty minutes ago. He'd thought about just dropping Katie off and turning around to take Honey home, but his grandparents would've never let him hear the end of that. Instead he watched from the dance floor as Honey became more and more drawn in on herself. He clocked her fidgeting first-the once pristine white polish on her nails now chipped, her bottom lip red and peeling. Her shoulders were slumped and she hadn't smiled once since they'd arrived. He knew she was trying to let Hayden's rejection roll off her shoulders, he knew she would've already expected it, but when it actually happened, it left her devastated. Not that she cared much about Hayden, but her years worth of abandonment had flared. She was reeling in her own mind, and in a room like this, there were no distractions, no book to escape to, so she simply sat and drowned.
Jake plopped down in the chair next to her, his feet aching in his new dress shoes. The air was thick, and even knowing Honey so well, he wasn't sure how to comfort her. He simply went on instinct. His voice had a rough edge as he shouted over the music.
"You wanna dance?"
They'd danced before, a thousand different times. They'd dance to old country songs as kids, in the barn on the Seresin farm. They'd danced to the radio in his grandparents' kitchen, just friendly dances. It wouldn't be any different, right?
"No."
Jake's head whipped to her. She was never short with him, always layering her rejection softly. Jake didn't think too much about it, she was already feeling vulnerable.
"You sure, Hon? You love this song."
He wasn't wrong-she did love this song. It was a country ballad at least a decade old, but she'd loved it anyway.
"I'm fine, Jake. You should dance with Katie."
"Don't want to dance with her, want to dance with you."
Honey bit her lip to keep it from wobbling, shaking her head.
"You don't have to feel sorry for me. I already knew he wouldn't show, I expected it. It's not your fault, you have nothin' to make up for, okay? I'm not going to be the girl you give a slow dance to because sheâs a loser who thought someone like Hayden Wright would actually want to go with her. I donât need that kind of pity, Jake, especially not from you.â Her tone was fiery, but she hadnât intended to come across as angry towards Jake, he hadnât done anything, she was just growing tired of being completely visible and simultaneously invisible to him. âI'm sorry-I just, I don't feel much for dancing at the moment."
She swallowed and took a deep breath.
"Then let's get out of here."
Her head now whipped around to Jake.
"No, no. I'll just wait until you and Katie leave, o-or I'll call your Grandma, I'm sure she wouldn't mind coming to get me so you can keep having fun.â She looks out into the crowd and spots Katie moving through the large crowd of the football boys and cheerleader girls. âYou're having fun, Jake, with your friends, and just because I'm miserable doesn't mean you have to be."
"I shouldn't have dragged you here, Honey. I convinced you to come, and you're miserable. I should've realized this isn't your scene, and I'm just making it worse. You shouldn't have to sit here and be miserable and watch as everyone else has a good time. That's like some sick form of torture."
Honey wanted to scream, to grab him by the shoulders and make him realize that she lived it every single day, she was always watching from the sidelines as everyone else lived. It wasn't any different now that she was in an uncomfortable dress in a cold metal chair.
Honey musters a smile and turns to face the boy who held her heart in his hands. Jake couldnât pull his eyes away as the white satin dress adorned her freckled skin, falling perfectly on her curves. "Jake, look, Katie is out there and she's beautiful and she adores you, and she's been nothing but kind to me, even for being her date's weird third wheel. My night is already miserable, hers doesn't have to be. She deserves to have the night she dreamed of. I sort of already imagined my night to look this way, so, not that big of a disappointment, really."
She swallowed thickly, her vision blurring with the tears she couldn't keep pushing down. Jake blinked, crouching across to rest his elbows on his knees to turn himself closer to her. He caught her eyes, but she couldnât meet his, afraid of the sympathy sheâd find in them.
"Honey, how clueless do you think I am? You say that, that you already knew youâd be disappointed, but I watched you. I sat on the tub while you got ready, and I've seen that look before, the same look you get when somethinâ unexpected happens in your book, or a stupid meet-cute moment on a movie. Youâre not some mutant, you may not care about the stupid social part of a school dance, but you were excited, Hon. Iâm sorry he put out your fire, believe me I want nothinâ more than to take him behind the barn.â Honey now braves a glance at him, and finds herself staring at a pair of warm green eyes. No sympathy, no pity, just Jake. âYou say you're fine with disappointment, but you're not Wonder Woman, darlin'. You're human, and no one can take that amount of sadness without breaking. You suffer in silence because you think no one cares about your happiness, but, Honey, I care. You deserve your own happy night. So please for the love of God, let me get you out of here, we'll do whatever you want. I can't sit and watch you suffer."
Honey shook her head.
"As wonderful as that sounds, Jake, I won't do that to another girl. It's not fair to Katie for you to just leave her here. It's already-"
"I don't think we'll have that to worry about." Jake points to the general direction of a crowd of people, where Katie is laughing as she hangs off the arm of another member of the football team. "I don't think Katie's 'obsessed' with me, I think it's more of anyone who wears the jersey."
Honey shook her head silently, looking up at Jake. His arm was stuck out for her to take, and she gave him a small but genuine smile. Her head rested on his bicep as they walked through the parking lot. As he opened her door and let her in, she almost let herself imagine that she was the girl heâd asked, that heâd decided the dance was lame, and theyâd have more fun doing something else. She shut down those thoughts, knowing theyâd only disappoint her later when he showed up with another pretty girl at his side. She let the thought float away as the high school faded in the rearview mirror, Jakeâs country music filling the cab of the truck.
âWhatâd you wanna do, Hon? Itâs kind of late, everythingâs probably closed, but we could swing into Greenville, catch a fast food place.â
Honey shivered, Greenville was nearly twenty minutes out, and she was already itching to get out of this dress and into bed.
âUh, donât think Iâm cuttinâ you short, J, I just, I really want to get out of this dress, and I want to shower. I-I think I just want to go to bed. I told you not to leave, your night is gonna be-â
Jakeâs clouded mind filled with a particularly lewd thought as she spoke about getting out of her dress, one he shoved down quickly.
âMy nightâs gonna be just fine, because youâll be in bed and not in that gym miserable.â
Honey simply smiled and continued to watch their small town pass by out her window. It wasnât long until Jake parked in her driveway, her heart heavy. She stared at the dark house, the empty garage, and the feeling of emptiness she knew sheâd find. She smiled half-heartedly as she turned to Jake. He smiled back as he cut the truck off and crawled out of his seat, opening her door and helping her out. He walked her up the steps and to her front door, they looked at each other in the darkness of night, illuminated only by the moonlight.
âThanks, seriously, Jake, for everything. Youâre the best friend I could ask for.â
Her heart cracked at the word âfriendâ, and so did his, not that either of them knew about each otherâs feelings.
âNo need to thank me, Honey. You can always crash my party.â He winked, looking up at the dark porch light. âForget to leave the porch light on again?â
Honey shrugged, fetching her house keys from behind a plotted plant. She opened the door to turn the porch light on, and when she flicked the switch, nothing came on. Her eyebrows furrowed, trying the switch for the living room light, and nothing. She shakes her head, her shoulders slumping.
âThatâs just rich,â she mumbles under her breath.
âWhatâs up? Light bulb blow?â Jakeâs mind wandered aloud.
âNo, uh,â Honey flushed red, feeling embarrassed. âMy mother didnât pay the light company, again. S-She forgets about this place sometimes. Iâll just call her tomorrow, itâs fine. Iâll see you Monday, Jake.â
Jake pauses, placing his palm on the front door she was trying to hastily shut. He takes in her slumped figure, his anger flaring at her neglectful mother.
âHey, donât shut me out. You say she forgot again? Sheâs done this before? Honey Iâm not letting you sit down here in the dark, pack a bag, you can stay with us.â
As much as she wanted to protest, as much as her brain said sheâd be an imposition at the Seresinâs, her heart was lonely and heavy, and she didnât want to be alone tonight. She didnât fight it, only grabbing the flashlight by the door and stomping up the stairs as Jake stood watch. She packed a duffel hastily, throwing in pajamas and casual clothes, and even a set for Monday at school. She never wanted to overstay her welcome, but she would stay as long as the Seresinâs would let her. She hated this house, she hated the empty rooms and she hated her mother. She stomped back down the stairs and locked the door back, sliding back into Jakeâs truck and peeling down Seresin Farm Road.
Late that night, with wet hair and Jakeâs Dallas Cowboys hoodie over her frame, she sat across from him atop his plaid comforter, snorting and heaving with laughter over Jakeâs spot-on impressions of his football coach and teammates. Heâs traded his formal wear for basketball shorts and an old rodeo t-shirt, appearing much more like the Jake she felt most comfortable with. For the first time that entire night, sheâd felt light, filled with happiness. Hayden Wright never crossed her mind, nor the beautiful girls she held her standards to, not even her elusive mother who Honey felt hated her most. None of it mattered, because she was safe, comfortable, feeling perfectly content enough to curl under Jakeâs sheets and fall asleep on his spare pillows. She slept soundly, not feeling Jakeâs hands push hair out of her face, or his green eyes unable to look away from her sleeping frame until he too collapsed in sleep. Most importantly, she hadnât heard Jakeâs mumbles of how beautiful sheâd looked tonight, things heâd only say when he knew she wasnât listening. At least for now.
When Janet woke early the next morning, she relaxed seeing Jakeâs truck parked in the drive. She stumbled up the stairs to find his bedroom door ajar, a pair of black high-top converse keeping it open. They were Honeyâs-she wore them everywhere. Janetâs blue eyes peered into the room illuminated by morning sunshine.
Jake and Honey both slept soundly in Jakeâs queen bed, facing one another, none of their limbs touching. To any other parent, this would lead to a sharp lashing and a loud wake-up, but Janet knew her grandson well. He held Honey in such high esteem heâd never try anything of a clandestine romance. Janet loved Honey, and, while never audibly saying it, she silently hoped her boy would open his eyes soon and see the diamond of a girl in front of him. She simply kicked Honeyâs shoes out of the way, closing the door to leave them undisturbed.
When the pair woke, nothing had changed. Jake and Honey still sat at the breakfast table like any other weekend, Jake stealing bacon off of Honeyâs plate, and Honey stealing strawberries off of his. There was no great fanfare of Honey all but moving into Jakeâs room. Janet and Jacob Sr. had no objections when they found out the reasons why. They treated Honey as if she was another Seresin. The only thing that had changed is that Janet no longer had to pick her up for school. So when Honey and Jake walked into school together on Monday, no one seemed to bat an eye. When Hayden Wright walked into the courtyard Monday morning, however, it seemed every single eye was on him, or, more likely, the double black eyes he sported.
Jake had passed off his busted knuckles on some farm work, and Honey had believed him. When she noted that his closest football buddies, Brett and Willie, also had the same markings, sheâd passed it off as a football tussle Jake hadnât wanted to tell her about. Jake had smiled and kept the conversation topic away from Hayden at all costs, which struck Honey as weird, but she chalked it up to Jakeâs protective nature. She only started to wonder when Willie turned to her in their shared third period and asked her about the book sheâd been reading, or when Brett had caught her attention in the hallway.
âHoney!â The tall boyâs voice had boomed over the crowd of people in the hallway. âWhatâs up?!â Heâd high-fived her as she simply responded with a quiet ânothing muchâ and headed towards her locker.
When the two boys joined her and Jake at lunch, sheâd been nervous at first, as she always was around new people, but quickly fell into a more comfortable state as the weeks passed. Jakeâs friends, his true friends it seemed, found her funny, doubling over in laughter at her witty retorts to Jakeâs comments, and her jabs at particularly disliked teachers. She no longer cowered behind Jake as he spoke to his teammates, because Brett or Willie were always around, actively roping her into easy conversation. For the first time in her life, Honey had friends, well, besides Jake, but she'd always had Jake.
That Friday night, after the game, as Jake slung off his shoulder pads and tossed them into his designated cubby, Brettâs voice sounded over the bustle of the loud locker room.
âYo, Jake, are you and Honey going to The Basket after this? Iâm fucking starving, man, and she always lets me have her fries she doesnât eat.â
Jake felt a weird sort of flutter erupt in his chest, knowing that he wasnât the only person to see Honeyâs personality, that she had made an impression on his closest friends too. It almost made him burn with jealousy, but then heâd realized that he quite literally slept next to Honey each night-platonically, of course.
âUh, yeah, as long as sheâs down,â came Jakeâs reply as he slung his bag over his shoulder.
âFuck yeah!â Willieâs voice came into the circle of conversation. âTell your girl to come to the after party at Juniorâs too! I just finished that book she let me borrow, and that partyâs gonna be ass, so weâll have plenty of time to talk about it.â
Jakeâs blood ran cold, his girl? When had his friends decided that Honey was his girl? He didnât correct the boyâs words, only nodding as he chuckled, thinking of Honeyâs frame sitting on the bales of hay at Juniorâs barn as Willieâs towering linebacker frame chatted animatedly about the copy of The Outsiders sheâd lent him.
âYeah, Iâll see if she wants to come. You might have to catch her later, though, sheâs not really big on parties. Sheâs not one to be social or drink, so people give her shit about it.â
Brettâs scoff filled the air.
âSheâs wearing your numbers, Seresin.â Brett referred to Jakeâs old jersey Honey often wore to the game. âAnd me and Willieâll be there, nobodyâs gonna mess with âer.â
That night, Honey and Jake sat on one side of a sticky red booth at the local diner with Willie and Brett across from them, opting to spend their night over dinner instead of at a party the law would likely bust. Jake had hardly spoken to Honey at all since theyâd arrived, she was deep in a conversation with Willie over greasers and poems about gold. It made Jake happy that she and his friends got along, but as Honey flashed Willie a smile sheâd only given him, he felt his fists tighten at his side, the burning jealousy returning. As Brett chattered on and on, Jake tried to focus, but his eyes kept lingering on the other side of him, seeing Honey laugh or her eyes sparkle as she divulged in literary talk. His mood had turned sour, and she hadnât even noticed. So when Willie and Brett parted for the night, and theyâd made their way to Jakeâs truck, sheâd clocked his frown as he opened her door for her.
âYou alright, J?â Her voice was sweet, laced with sympathy.
âMâfine, Hon,â came his reply as he shut the door, walking around to his side and sliding in before starting the truck. Silence filled the truck, and Honey found her happiness deflating. She mustâve done something to upset him, that must be why he was acting this way. She pulled her knees to her chest, feeling small. Jake caught the movement out of the corner of his eye.
âNothingâs your fault. I swear.â His green eyes were more warm than before.
âThen why are you acting like this? I-Iâm sorry if you thought I was ignoring you, I just got caught up in talking to Willie about the book that I didnât think about it.â
âItâs not that, you havenât done anything, I promise. Just, thinking about a lot up here.â His pointer finger tapped against his temple.
âYou can always talk to me. You can tell me anything, Jake.â
He smiled at her and nodded, but he knew he couldnât. He could tell her anything except that he was in love with her.
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Whumptober 2024 - 16 - "Necrosis"
It could take up to six weeks before the people he ate were fully digested. So Murkoph wasn't too fussed when he rolled over one night and a bulge rose from his abdomen like a hernia, or a log of shit that had lost its way, or a toddler's mitt reaching for the sky. He pushed the lump experimentally. Firm. Bit squishy. It hurt. But with only a little pressure he was able to collapse it back into himself and soothe his cold grey belly smooth again.
He wasn't fussed. But he should find some light.
His nights were always a game of tag with the light. Days were easy; find a dark lake or sea to sink into, doze on the bottom until the sun fucked off. Once it did, and the sky rolled over to pitch and star pricks, light grew more dangerous in its furtiveness. During the day, light didn't hide. You could always see it. You always knew where it was.
At night, a bloke couldn't predict when light was going to set upon him. He could be dick deep in a warm torso and then whoops! A wright's burning palm! Or a traveller's burning torch! A globe of starfly lymph. A pocket flask full of lambence. And then you best beat feet towards the shadows because you were hungry and you were fast but you weren't no senet and ya couldn't last.
His insides lurched excruciatingly. On an abandoned beach ringed by fronds and trash he fell to his knees in the moonlight. A white crescent hung above him, a boardwalk rose behind him. At hand the breakers talked over each other like a dementia ward, throwing themselves off endless cliffs towards endless splattered demises, and always more. Always a rolling parade of waves making for that showy, gory end.
Murkoph jammed his favourite knife into his navel. The old surgical Y there burned a garish black up over his ribs. He traced it with the blade, grunting at that sore point where the three lines kissed. He worked his knife beneath the incision, methodically, found the old fissure down the centre of his ribcage, twisted. The cartilage popped open. Inky ichor bubbled and ran. The knife fell to the sand. He curled his fingertips into the aperture and opened his chassis up like a salt lizard.
If he leaned back just a hair, his putrefying prizes would not tumble free. It was a beautiufl cache inside. He had no internal organs of his own but plenty of others': two hearts, a whole mess of intestines, kidneys, livers, a bit of spongy something that might be part of a lung but it was all snaggled with pink tubing that made him think of⌠kedis kits playing in yarn. There was a penis somewhere. A tongue. Half a dozen eyeballs of lots of different colours. He caught them all up in his giant mitt, rolled them, hefted the pleasant weight. One by one he popped each between his lips and felt them plink back into the morass like skeet balls.
Where any of it had come from he had no memory, but that wasn't important. They were his now. He could see and feel the necrotic tar of his innards assimilating the organic material; digesting it, distributing it, maintaining his slinky body with it. A dark and efficient ecosystem breathed its bitter funk inside of him, and every few weeks he added to the compost.
It was warm as it roasted; as it rotted. It warmed him.
And the Confoundments kept at bay.
Combing through the slime, his questing fingers found nothing squirming or living or pushing though. Huh. With the flat of his hand he gave the fetid cauldron a stir, then slammed himself shut with a satisfying squelch-
Boot treads on the boardwalk.
Murkoph melted from the moonlight to the shadow strip beneath just as lantern light intruded rudely upon the pale blue sands. He crouched there, still as the spent fags and empty bottles. A man and a woman passed overhead. He smelled like rum and unwashed ass. She smelled like peach hair treatment and she'd had something mint, recently. Mint and spirits. He panted.
Her skirts were full and fluffy; a barrier to the yellow lantern carried by her companion. A kind moon eclipsing that unwanted light. As she passed directly overhead and bathed him in that brief blackness, Murkoph contemplated zipping through the boards, punching a hand between her legs, dragging her down into the trash with him, bones all breaking and neck all snapping along the way. The Confoundments thought yes, yes, there are some missing pieces in us, and what we have grows so grey and cold and soft.
The lantern stabbed through the slats. Murkoph felt it lash his face in long and glowing strips. Mint and spirits.
Then she and her companion were already moving along. Away.
Why was he here?
A wet snuffling against the back of his knee twirled him in place. He hissed, laughed, grabbed at his leg through his pants. There! Here! The lump! It squealed when he grabbed it and fought his fingers as he guided it down, down, down his pants leg and out the bottom.
A wee mouse.
"All a'burgle in me undercarriage," he whispered, petting its gory head, "Did ya find some requisition worth the expedition?" The little whiskers trembled with beaded blackness. The beads looked like fleas on wire; like flea circus trapeze artists. He'd seen a flea circus in Sharteshane when he was a boy. He had paid a copper sem for the privilege. It had been very cold and they'd needed that copper for lamp oil. His brother had called him a rube.
Murkoph opened his palm. The mouse scurried in a frenzy from out the boardwalk shadows and into the moonglow. An owl's sudden screech explained its prey's desperate hiding place and Murkoph frowned to watch his little passenger taken from the world in a burst of talon and feathers.
"Oh, she scored one!" called the man's voice, laughing.
"Don't be awful," answered the woman. "Maybe it got away."
"So you can find it in the pantry tomorrow and scream for ME to come and bash its little brains out instead?"
Her prim treads and his heavy boots turned, began tracing back the way they'd come. The yellow lantern light swelled again. It streamed through the boards. A black tongue dabbed at the brightening brightness, as though to taste its citrus burn, and a knife fell into each of the shadow walker's sticky hands.
How long would he still be able to smell the mint inside, after he'd swallowed.
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Dating Shauna Shipman (Part 2)
pre-crash headcanons
Jackie not knowing that you guys are dating and getting insecure about her and Shauna. she tries to start a fight one day like "I'm Shauna's best friend and you're not gonna take my place :(". and your just like "oh no I'd never try to do that. Shauna loves you so much you'll always be her best friend". Jackie literally blushes.
making out with shauna in her car while yall are waiting for Jackie's dramatic ass to finish getting ready for school
cleaning her hands up in the bathroom at a party after she gets into another fight over dumb shit. you'd be a lot more upset if it wasn't so hot.Â
making out with her in the bathroom and she pulls back and is like "are you bored?" and you're like "wym???" and she's like "you've just been squeezing my biceps for like ten minutes now". whoops.Â
beefing with Jeff because he will not get his eyes off your girl. "he's so shifty shauna". shauna, who also hates Jeff like đđđ
Shauna beating the shit out of some girl who made the mistake of slide tackling you of all people. She carries you off the field because you hurt your ankle and just rolls her eyes as Coach Martinez screams at her. till this day you still blush thinking about it
you and Jackie having to beg the principal to let Shauna stay on the team.Â
getting her a trophy saying 'MVP' (most violent player) or something afterwards. she displays it proudly in her room
shauna getting grounded for a fight or something so you can't call her. writing her one of those like 1800s dramatic love letters as a joke and she hands it back to you with the grammar corrected.Â
taking her side in an argument with Jackie but not understanding what the arguments even about. girl has issues lmao.Â
"you're so right babe, you shouldn't have to wear the boob dress just because Jackie said so. you should wear that sleeveless shirt in protest :)"Â
both of you reading the same book but not at the same skill level. âwhat do you mean itâs a metaphor for the american dream??â
being the first person she tells about getting into Brown. strategizing about the fastest route between your universities in her living room (coincidentally, that's how her mom finds out she applied to Brown in the first place.)Â
you and shauna getting really drunk at a party and poor Laura Lee has to talk yall out of keying Jeffâs car.Â
random HC but I feel like she'd be so good at ice skating for some reason? . like yall go there on a date one day and you're just desperately hanging onto her as she's zooming across the rink
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milf adam au,, again,,
pov:
you're one of cain's friends at his house for a sleepover and you meet his mother, who is baking cookies in the kitchen and you swear he is the only image to come up when you search "milf" on google-
you thought the hottest moms only exist in fiction, but here adam is, doting on you sweetly because you're a friend of his oldest son's, who's really embarrassed that his friend is receiving such attention, even though his mom insists there's nothing to be ashamed of!
"is she single, cain? you never told me you had a real life milf for a mom!"
"she's definitely not single, and don't call her that in front of me, jeez."
and cain would be right because lucifer comes home the same day and is exhausted from his work, and adam, with that same seductive tone, is doting on his stressed out husband and suggests that after they've done with dinner, that he could give him a "special massage" for working so hard, iykyk-
"Cain, I adore meeting every one of your friends. You still haven't explained why they stopped coming..."
He would never lie to his milf of a mother, but in this instance, Cain could not forgive his friend's last comments. Especially when they have the audacity to say such bold things in his presence, about his mom.
"If you're not making her yours, I'm about to come over and be your father, lol!"
After a good ass-whooping, Cain's friends have been prohibited from ever coming back. After all the work she'd done to cook for the boys, after Adam had taken her time to bake for them, she deserves the truth does she not?
Cain almost wants to work together with Lucifer, but he was his next menace, and one he just can't kick out of the home that easily. It's not fair that his papa got such a snatch of a wife, he was sure lucky to be Adam's son, but still. He should have been her man too!! đ˘đ˘
He sits through the excruciating moments while he hears Lucifer please Adam, and vice versa as her moans pool from their bedroom. But it's all worth it to hear mama's happy whines after her own hardwork of taking good care of the home acksSKSKSK--
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dean says looks just like her. he can see why she'd want one. must be nice to see your relatives represented.
honestly, this pic is permanently reserved for dean and dean alone because she's about to whoop his ass AGAIN
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â bloodsalted ( url ) .#I FUCKING SWEAR !!!!!!!!
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