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Reiker: (Well, the battered pieces on the legs definitely aren't normal. Come to think of it, they kind of match with the ones in the other photo...)
Reiker: (Given the background of the photo Flash took, it's likely that this was at the maintenance appointment, but why wouldn't she fix his legs? That's gotta be part of the job description... That, and Yanshu doesn't seem like the type to be friends with a spy. Let me see if there's anything-)
Reiker: (... Wait, on the autopsy photo! That markâŠ)
Reiker: I'VE GOT IT!!
Rythen: Tch⊠Usually the turn of phrase is "objection", my dear boy.
Reiker: I'm not going to object to my own client's statement, but I am going to amend it using evidence!
Rythen: This really is an "anything goes" trial, isn't it�
Reiker: Just⊠Listen, I was able to find another one of those marks on Flash's body.
Eggman: Oh? So you're saying even more of this Robian's parts were counterfeit!? Wonderful! NOT GUILTY!
Reiker: (If he didn't look so fierce, I'd joke about taking him up on thatâŠ)
Reiker: If you look here, you can see that mark, and If you look at it a little closer⊠I think I can tell exactly where those parts came from, and it definitely wasn't a spy.
Eggman: Just spit it out, Strait.
Reiker: Yanshu made Flash. That's why she made sure she was the one doing his maintenance, that's why she let him leave without replacing the counterfeit parts, and most importantly, THAT'S WHY SHE COULDN'T HAVE KILLED FLASH!
Yanshu: AHH!!
Eggman: Yanshu, is this true!?
Yanshu: P-p-please don't have me roboticized, s-sir! I promise I'm not a spy!!
Yanshu: It'sJustThatIMadeHisAIAndIHadHimInMyComputerAndMyWatchAndHeGrewAndIWasLonelyAndIGotAttachedAndWantedSomeoneToHugAndHeSaidHeWouldIfHeCouldAndItWasSoSweetAndIThoughtAboutItAndGotIdeasAndGotCarriedAwayAndI-!
Yanshu: [Sniff] I⊠I figured n-no one would miss a few recycled p-parts⊠It made him so happy... P-please, I'm so sorry!
Eggman: ⊠Why on Earth do you think I'd have you roboticized?
Yanshu: B-⊠Because I used your parts� I-I took them out of the disposal bin and modified them myself and I-⊠[Hic] My manager told me that stealing parts is one of the worst things I could do!
Eggman: I certified each and every one of my organic staff personally. As much as I prefer robots, you and your cohorts getting creative making working parts out of whatever scrap I leave behind means I don't have to. Do you have any idea how time consuming it is recycling all this junk?
Yanshu: Y-you... But he-! Ooogh...
Reiker: Mr. Payne, given this enlightening information, I hope we can agree to a not guilty verdict here?
Rythen: Ha! As if! You really don't see this for the petty farce it is? Do you forget I have an eyewitness to the crime!?
Reiker: Ah yes⊠That would be Yanshu's manager, right?
Rythen: Indeed. In fact, I'd like to call Mr. Axel Bolton to the stand to testify on what he saw that day!
Reiker: Good. I have a few questions for him myselfâŠ
Rythen: Can the witness state their name and occupation?
Axel: Axel Bolton, Head Robo-Tech for the Main Division.
Reiker: Are you⊠Supposed to have that in here?
Axel: Sorry, tinkering helps my thinkering. Killing two birds with one stone.
Reiker: (Tinkering helps his-... Is he a child?)
Eggman: That's the trademark efficiency I hired you for! Now then, can you testify to the actions you saw Ms. Yanshu take that day?
Axel: Happy to!
Testimony 4: Maintenance Supervision
1:) So I had just gotten back from lunch. Yanshu was the only one working, so I decided to go check on her.
2:) I went over and immediately noticed the weird personality core in the E-5000 she had.
3:) The screws weren't ours, and she was panicking. I told her to look for some other tools while I took a crack at it.
4:) She couldn't find any, and my next appointment came along, so I told her to keep at it and left.
5:) When our shift ended, I found the maintenance sheet on my desk with no note! Or parts!
6:) As per protocol, I dropped everything and chased after the 'bot, but when I arrived⊠It was too late.
Reiker: (We shouldn't still be talking about this, but I feel like he's already slipped up with his wording here⊠I should take advantage of it and point out the error!)
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Bedridden
If you had cough syrup, youâd use that to put his ass to sleep. But you donât, so you decide to utilize a different technique, one that always successfully incapacitates a man. đđŠâ€ïžâđ„
Joel is sick and refuses to rest, so you knock him out the best way you know how. (5.4k)
Tags - smut, lotsa sexual tension, blow jobs, pussy pronouns, teasing, fingering, unprotected piv, riding the sick old manâs cock, creampie, non-graphic descriptions of being sick. JOEL DOES THE DAD SNEEZE. coughing, fevers. Thatâs all. Joel is stubborn and grumpy while you take care of his old as fuck ass. Arguing with the old man, forcing the old man to bathe, forcing the old man to eat and drink, forcing a thermometer in the old manâs mouth. Joel bitching you out the whole time. Joel is kind of exactly like Dennis in IASIP when the gang gets quarantined. Fic Help - My usuals! @beefrobeefcal, your unhinged comments on the doc were the best part. and @endlessthxxghts thank you for your help <3 A/N - Heyyyyyyy. I promised this fic yesterday and then didnât deliver. Sorry. It just needed to marinate in the doc a little longer or something. Itâs been a bullshit ass few days and Iâm,,,,handling it. Anyway, Iâve been sick as balls so thatâs how this fic came about. Everybody wash your hands đ§Œ
Thereâs a fine point late in the year, right after summer turns to fall. You can fall asleep with the window over your bed cracked open just an inch to let the crisp, cool air blow over your face as you cocoon yourself in blankets. In the mornings you wake to that same breeze and the birds chirping, though less and less as they fly south for the upcoming winter.Â
Not this morning, though. This morning, youâre awoken by a chesty, hacking cough coming from outside your window. You sigh as you get out of bed and push the curtains away from the window to get a better look at what the hell is going on out there.Â
And itâs just your neighbor, Joel. You should have guessed itâd be him, you heard his earth shattering, deafening sneeze the other day when you waved to him as you walked by his house. Joel waved back at you with the same hand he sneezed into. Ew.Â
Everyoneâs getting sick lately, it goes around quickly in Jackson. Always does - it starts with the kids and works its way through the community, and a good four to six weeks are filled with endless sneezing and coughing and mucus.
Joelâs coughing up his lungs as he rakes up the leaves in your yard, a job heâs seemingly assigned himself, because you sure as shit didnât ask him to do this. He has a habit of taking on your chores and home maintenance out of his own frustration.Â
You pull a robe over your pajamas and slide on a pair of slippers, then leave out of the front door to greet Joel. âGood morning, Joel.âÂ
Joel clears his throat. âSâactually noon, lazy ass. âBout time ya woke up.â
âWanna tell me what youâre doing?â
âExactly what it looks like.â He sniffles and wipes his nose on his sleeve. Gross. âMâworkinâ.âÂ
âYeah, I see that. But you sound sick.âÂ
Joel ignores the accusation, âYour yard looks like shit, by the way,â he says. âWouldnât kill ya to rake once in a while. âStead of makinâ me do it.âÂ
âYou choose to do this. I donât make you do anything,â you argue, rolling your eyes. Itâs funny, though. Joelâs turning into the caricature of the old man angrily shaking his fist at kids playing on his lawn. All crotchety and pissed off about nothing. You step closer to him and wrap your hand around the handle of the rake, pulling it towards yourself. âBesides, Mother Nature put those leaves there for a reason,â you add.Â
âSure, smartass. For you to ignore and for me to clean up. Now, give it,â Joel tugs the rake back. Whatever. You let him. Joel rakes more of your leaves into the pile heâs created, then doubles over in another coughing fit. You rub your palm on his back, patting him gently. Heâs sweating through his flannel. âOh, Christ. Fuck me.âÂ
âJoel, you look awful.â
You help him stand up, âYouâre a terrible flirt, darlinâ,â Joel replies dryly. But he knows youâre not wrong. He saw in the mirror how pale he looked this morning, the dark circles around his eyes.Â
âOh, shut up.â You press the back of your hand against Joelâs forehead, all sweaty and warm. âYouâre burning up, Joel. Youâre sick.âÂ
âI am not sick,â Joel protests through another cough. âIâm fine. How âbout you worry âbout yourself âstead of fussinâ over me.â
âYouâre hacking up a lung in my yard. Iâll worry about you all I want, thank you.â
In response, Joel grumbles something you canât quite make out. You roll your eyes and take the rake from him, dropping it on the grass. âMy rake,â Joel murmurs, annoyed and defeated. With your work clearly cut out for you, you take his hand and lead him into your house. âAw, hell. Whatâre you doinâ to me.âÂ
âTaking care of you,â you reply.
âDidnât sign up for this bullshit,â Joel complains. âI donât need takinâ care of.â
Oh, heâs a peach. Most men, when sick, are total babies - pathetically crying about their headaches and stomachaches to women who deal with the same symptoms on a monthly basis. Itâs charming, truly. But not Joel, though. In his stubbornness, Joel refuses to ever admit when heâs sick, like heâs got something to prove. Can never let himself be taken care of, because thatâs his job - to take care of others. Always has been.Â
Once inside, you have Joel take off his boots, then usher him to the bathroom with a hand on his back, his flannel damp with sweat. âSit.â You reach for Joelâs shoulders and push him down, forcing him onto the lidded toilet. You crouch down at the bathtub and plug the drain with the stopper, then turn the water on - not too hot, not too cold. âYeah, this is good. Thisâll make you feel so much better.âÂ
âOh, câmon. Turn off the damn water. Iâm not takinâ a bath.âÂ
âYou are, too.âÂ
âAm not.âÂ
âJoel,â you bite. Joel parrots your name back in the same threatening tone.
âWeâre breaking that fever one way or another, Joel. So you bathe yourself, or Iâll do it.âÂ
Joel cocks an eyebrow. âOh, will ya, now?â
You go quiet, no retort to his comment. Heat rises to your cheeks and you focus on the bathtub filling with water to avoid Joelâs taunting gaze. After a long enough silence passes, Joel changes the subject. âI donât have any clean clothes, yâknow.âÂ
âThen Iâll grab you some from your house,â you mumble.
âMm,â Joel grunts. âGot an answer for everything, donâtcha?â
You glare. Joel glares too. You fold your arms across your chest and raise your eyebrows at him. You are not losing this battle.Â
Joel sighs in defeat. âAlright, go on anâ get, then. Iâll take the fuckinâ bath if itâll get me fifteen minutes away from you obsessinâ over me. There. Happy?âÂ
âHappy.â
You leave Joel in the bathroom to bathe himself, closing the door behind you. Still wearing nothing but pajamas and a robe, you change quickly into a hoodie and jeans, then leave through your front door for the second time.
Joelâs house is right next to yours, so itâs not a long walk. Mentally, youâre kicking yourself for your stupid threat to bathe Joel. The way he responded to it, âOh, will ya?â and how bashful that made you, the embarrassment written all over your face in big, black, permanent marker. Your crush on the older man is obvious, and Joel, never the gentleman, will jump at any opportunity to make you squirm. Like when he catches your eyes lingering on him for a little too long, heâll tease you for it. âSârude to stare, yâknow,â heâll taunt, always with that stupid fucking grin on his face. Smile lines framing his cheeks, crows feet handsomely peeking at the corners of his eyes. You really need to stop setting yourself up for these things.Â
Once in Joelâs house, you head upstairs for his bedroom and rifle through his dresser drawers for some comfy clothes. You pick out a pair of plaid boxers, some gray sweatpants, and a navy waffle-knit henley. You bunch up his clothes and inhale, Joelâs natural smell still lingering in the clothes, even washed.Â
In his kitchen, you notice some vegetables sitting out on his countertops. Carrots, potatoes, onions. You grab those too, then check the fridge for leftover chicken or turkey or something. He usually has some, and usually brings it to you after heâs had his fill. âThis is for you, trouble. Cause yâdonât eat enough,â heâll gruff. âWould you like me to heat it up for ya?â And whether you say yes or no, he always does. It seems to make him happy or fulfill him somehow, so you let him take care of you like that. If only heâd let you return the favor.
Bingo. Thereâs chicken in old Tupperware right on the top shelf, and yesterdayâs date written in Joelâs terrible handwriting from an old, dried up Sharpie. You take that too, then go back home.Â
You leave Joelâs food you stole on the kitchen table and stop at your linen closet for a fresh towel. You knock on the bathroom door, âJoel?â
âYeah, darlinâ.â
âI have your clothes. And a towel.â
âGood. I need those,â Joel says. âCâmon in, then.âÂ
You open the door, averting your eyes from Joelâs naked body in the bathtub. âRelax. Mânot gonna let you see somethinâ you ainât âsposed to.â Heâs got his hands covering his manhood, the rest of himself on display - toned biceps, veined forearms. His belly is pillowy and hairy and his legs look so long, all bare like this. His toes peeking out of the soapy bathwater. You set the towel and his clothes down on the toilet, stealing an even longer look at him when you think he doesnât notice. âI see ya snoopinâ, trouble. Wanna take a picture?â
You roll your eyes and ignore the offer, turning your attention to Joel but keeping your eyes focused on his face. His hair is slicked back, and his grays pop out against the rest of his dark hair, little ringlet curls at his neck. The asshole is criminally handsome.Â
âAre you feeling better?â
âI feel fine. Like Iâve felt all day,â Joel lies. His body betrays him instantly when another cough wracks through him.Â
âRight. Well, you smell better, at least.âÂ
Joel rolls his eyes, âNice one, sweetheart. Thanks. Now scram, so I can get dressed.âÂ
You leave the bathroom, shutting the door behind yourself again. You can hear the sound of the bathtub draining and Joel getting out of the tub as you stop at the linen closet again, this time grabbing some queen sized sheets and pillowcases.Â
In your living room, you pull some cushions off of your sofa and pull out the built-in bed, then dress it with the sheets and an old floral quilt. You cover your own pillows in the pillowcases, then fluff them nicely and set them up for Joel, whoâs leaving the bathroom now, combing his hair back.
âStole your comb,â he says, tossing it for you to catch. He stops in the living room and looks at the pull-out bed that you made up, the corners of the sheets tucked in and everything. âThe hellâs all this?â
âExactly what it looks like,â You mock his words from earlier. âYour bed.â
âYouâre beinâ ridiculous. I ainât even sick.â
You ignore Joel and point to the bed. âGet in.â
Joel rolls his eyes but gets in the bed anyway, springs squeaking under his weight. âMânot gettinâ in this bed âcause Iâm sick or âcause youâre makinâ me. Just feel like sittinâ.âÂ
âSure, Joel,â you sigh. âHow much water have you had today?â
âPlenty.â
âHow much is plenty?â
âItâs enough,â he snaps impatiently. You leave him just for a second to fill a glass with some water, then bring it to him. Joel pushes the glass away, âI said Iâve had enough.âÂ
âIâll decide whatâs enough, now hereââ you put the glass into his hand, âDrink.âÂ
Joel drinks the entirety of the glass, glaring at you the entire time. Good god, if looks could fucking kill. The cool water soothes his scratchy, sore throat, but Joel wonât tell you that. âYouâre a tyrant, sweetheart,â he tells you, voice raspy and low. What he doesnât tell you, however, is that if the shoe were on the other foot and you were the sick one right now, he'd be just as overbearing over your health. Probably worse.Â
You pout mockingly at Joel as you take his glass. âStay here. Donât get up.âÂ
You get up from the bed to go into the kitchen and begin preparing a soup for Joel to soothe his aching throat. You start by dicing onions, then chopping some carrots. You toss them in a large pot with some butter, letting the vegetables soften. Youâve even got some leftover bread you made yesterday, so you turn on your oven to heat it up. You can hear Joel getting restless, tossing and turning in the less than comfortable bed. Probably should have turned on a movie for him, left him a book or something to occupy his restless mind. âYou okay?â
âMâfine. Mind your business.âÂ
You open Joelâs Tupperware and chop up his chicken into little bits. When you look up, Joelâs out of bed. You scoff. Heâs forcing open your window, grunting as it squeaks. âJoel, what did I tell you? Get your ass back in that bed.â
âRelax, would ya? Mâtryinâ to get some air in here.â Joel successfully forces the window open, and cool air blows into your tediously warmed home. âHouse is a fuckinâ oven.â
âYeah, well, thatâs probably your fever talking, dumbass. Put my window down.âÂ
âI really outta fix this window for ya. Ainât good to leave it like this. Iâll get my tools anâ Iââ
You march across the kitchen and into the living room, knife in hand and using it to point to the bed. âJoel.â
âYou scare me,â Joel mumbles, raising his arms in surrender. He closes the sticky window for you, then you march him back to the pullout. Before Joel lays down, he glances in the kitchen at what youâve been cooking. He heard the sounds of you chopping, but with his nose all congested he canât smell enough to hazard a guess as to what youâve been making. Joel narrows his eyes at the stolen Tupperware on your table, the carrots and onion peels to the side, and recognizes it all as his. âIs that myâŠ?âÂ
âJust lay down, Joel.âÂ
âDid you take that from my fridge?âÂ
âI did.â
Youâre completely shameless about this, thereâs not even a half-assed attempt at lying your way out, and Joelâs beside himself. âYou stole from me, you littleââ You urge Joel into bed, fluffing the pillows behind him as you ignore his tantrum. âYou are unbelievable. I could throttle you, you know that?â
âGo ahead, Joel,â you challenge. A slight breeze could knock this sick old man down to his knees. You tuck Joel into the sheets, then adjust the quilt over him again. And this time before leaving him, you grab an old book of word searches in a basket under an end table. âHere.â You toss it to him along with a dull pencil. That should keep him busy.
Back in the kitchen, youâre still working on Joelâs soup. Itâs bubbling away on the stove, and youâve just finished making egg noodles to make the dish a little heartier. Something to stick to his ribs. It hits you then, that you donât hear sniffling or coughing. Joelâs gone quiet, suspiciously so.Â
And lo and be-fucking-hold, Joelâs up again. This time, with tools. Tools that you donât have, tools that he must have snuck out and grabbed from his home at some point. âJoel!âÂ
âThere,â Joel says, moving your window up and down seamlessly. âWindowâs fixed.âÂ
âHow many times do I have to say it?âÂ
âHow about you try a âthank youâ, huh?â Joel shoots back.
You shoo him back to bed. You slice a bit of warm bread, then ladle some soup into a bowl and bring it to him with a spoon. âEat,â you tell him.Â
Joel eats a spoonful, and itâs written all over his face how much he enjoys it, the warm broth relieving his sore throat. âSo whatâd you poison it with, huh?â
âOh, youâre such a dick.âÂ
Joel smiles, only teasing. âMâsorry. Sâjust that you shouldnât be doinâ all this for me, sâall.â Joel squeezes your knee comfortingly. âThank you. I mean it, darlinâ.â Heâll let you feed him, but no more than that. Youâre too sweet for your own good. âSâgood soup.â
âIâm glad you like it, you asshole.â You smile too, and push some of Joelâs hair out of his face. He finishes his bowl of soup, even has a second one. You take his bowl away and wash it at the sink.
âShould let me do that,â Joel says, following you into the kitchen. âAinât that how it works? One cooks, the other cleans.â Joel bumps you to the side and takes the soapy dish from your hands.
âMaybe another time,â you offer, attempting to take back the bowl. âDonât want your germs on my dinnerware.â But Joel holds on tight, so you let him wash the dish. Since he wants to die on this hill. So you dry your hands, then feel his forehead once again. You frown, displeased that the bath didnât work at curbing his fever at all. Heâs still burning up. âIâll be right back.âÂ
You go to your bathroom and open the cabinet vanity, where you have an old Walgreens thermometer, the paint all smudged off. You wash it with soap and water in the sink, then return to Joel. Amazingly, you find him in the bed doing his word search puzzle, and you didnât even have to tell him to go lay down this time.Â
The bed creaks under you as you sit down next to him. You put his book down, âOpen,â you tell him, thermometer in hand.
âOh, câmon now,â Joel complains. âGet that thermometer outta my face.â Â
You shake your head no, and tug on Joel's chin so that he opens his mouth. You place the thermometer under his tongue and he closes his lips around it, staring daggers at you the entire time thermometer reads his temperature.Â
Heâs so handsome. Big, sparkling brown eyes underneath brows knit together in irritation. Pouting lips. Age looks good on him, perfectly both softens and enhances his rougher edges.
The thermometer beeps. You read the temperature, 102.3°F. Why Joelâs even upright with a fever like this is a mystery, but thatâs men for you. Fucking idiots. âThatâs a hell of a fever youâre running, Joel.â
âYouâre fullâa shit. Gimme that.â Joel sniffles and snatches the thermometer from you to read the number for himself. He shrugs. âSâold. Probably faulty. Canât trust it.â Joel covers his mouth with his elbow and coughs loudly.Â
âYouâre old and faulty too, Joel. Look at you.â You offer him a handkerchief to wipe his nose. âYouâre falling apart.âÂ
Joel scowls at you before blowing his nose. You leave him once more, this time to bring him a cool, damp rag. You press it against his forehead, and Joel closes his eyes. âDoes that feel nice?â
âNo. Quit that.âÂ
But Joelâs body betrays him. Heâs sighing in relief, and his tensed muscles loosen. His breathing, while still shallow, has slowed as much as it can, soft belly rising and falling with steady breaths.
âAre you falling asleep?âÂ
âNo, Iâm not. Mânot tired,â Joel argues. He tries adjusting the now lukewarm rag, warmed by his body heat.
âYou should sleep.â
âNah.â
 You take the damp rag off of Joelâs forehead and flip it so that the cooler side soothes his hot, feverish skin. âYou know, Joel, I think this is why god made women. To take care of stupid, sick men like you.â
âHm. Could be so. But I think he sent you to me as a punishment of sorts.âÂ
âIs that so? A punishment?â
âSâright. Anâ some day, youâll fool some poor man into marryinâ you and heâll have to put up with this same shit the rest of his life. I donât envy that sorry bastard one bit.âÂ
âOh, I know,â you coo, wiping away a droplet of water that rolls down his temple. âYou tell me all about it, Joel. Tell me how terrible it is.â
âOh, I intend to.â Joel continues his tirade, bitching and moaning about how you're doing too much, that none of this is necessary. âQuit fussinâ over meâ and so on.
You know that after this, Joel will try to leave you, go home and fiddle with things in his home that arenât broken - or worse yet, heâll tinker with the things in yours that he deems in need of fixing. Squeaky door, creaky floor panels. You listen to his slight wheezing, his sniffling, his voice all raspy and broken. He really does need to rest, the poor man.Â
If you had cough syrup, youâd use that to put his ass to sleep. But you donât, so you decide to utilize a different technique, one that always successfully incapacitates a man.Â
You remove the damp rag from Joelâs head and set it on the coffee table behind you. Joelâs eyes are shut as he takes shallow breaths, and you trace lazy patterns on his stomach, inching your way down, down, until youâre rubbing his warm bulge, feeling him stiffen beneath your touch. âGoddamnit, what the hell are you doinâ tâme, now?â Joel groans. He takes your wrist and squeezes it gently in his grip.
âNothing, Joel,â you answer innocently.
 âBullshit, itâs - youâre - oh, fuck.â Joel bucks into your palm. You slide your hand beneath his sweatpants to touch his bare cock, amused at how Joel decided against wearing boxers today. âYouâre killinâ me, sweetheart. You gotta, you canâtââ
âShhh,â you hush him. You drag your nails through his patch of coarse hair, playing with those long and wiry hairs. You palm his cock again, half hard and growing harder by the second. Before this goes further, you tug his sweatpants down his thighs. âLift up for me, Joel.â
Joel lifts his hips and you tug his sweats down the rest of the way, then continue touching him. You spit into your hand and pump him from top to bottom, taking special care to gently massage his balls when you reach the base of his cock. âOhh, darlinâ. Oh lord.âÂ
Joelâs stiffened to full length now. You kiss the tip of his cock, all the way down his shaft before licking your way back up, one long, fat stripe. You swirl your tongue around the head and dip your head, teasing him with it as you bob your head up and down, taking more and more of him down your throat with each pass.
Joel moans, his sick voice breaking a little. He keeps a heavy hand on your bobbing hand and wonders what the hell he did to deserve this from you. He should have stopped fighting his sickness long ago if this is what was in the cards for him.Â
Realization dawns on Joel. It all makes sense, why youâre sucking him off at this particular moment. Youâre trying to put him to bed, you goddamn deviant. âYouâre trouble,â he accuses. âI know exactly what youâre doinâ.âÂ
âHmm?â You turn your head to Joel, his cock still in your mouth. You bounce it against your inner cheek, and Joel groans at the lewd image of his cockhead bulging in your mouth.
âYeah,â Joel says. âAnd let me - oh, fuck-â You drop your head low, taking all of him into your mouth. So deep that your nose is buried in his pubic hair. âLet me tell ya, darlinâ, what youâre doin - it ainât gonna work on me.â
You pull off of his cock with a pop. âIt wonât?â
Joel shakes his head. âMm-mm. Youâre wastinâ your time.âÂ
âOh. Well, I should stop, then.âÂ
You begin to pull off of his cock, but Joel forces you back down. âNah, you donât have t - you gotta give it your best shot, right?â
You smile with Joelâs cock in your mouth. What a fucking guy. You pull off of him only momentarily, garnering a protesting groan spilling from his lips. You take off your shirt and unbutton your pants. âLemme help you with that, câmere, darlinâ,â Joel says, pulling your pants and panties down your legs. He unclasps your bra next, then sheds his own clothing.Â
You take him right back into your mouth, hollowing your cheeks as you suck his length. This time, though, you play with your pussy. As you move up and down Joelâs shaft, you slip through your folds, dipping down to your wet hole to gather your arousal on your fingertips. You circle your clit a couple of times, then push your fingers in and out of your pussy.Â
âYou fuckinâ yourself on your fingers, sweetheart?â
âMm-hm,â you hum, mouth stuffed full of Joelâs cock.
Joel pulls your hand away and replaces your fingers with his own, much thicker and longer ones. âLet me,â he says. âSâmy job. Shouldnât have tâdo that to yourself, âless you wanna. Or if I say so.âÂ
Joel spreads your thighs wider. He moves his pointer and middle fingers up and down, exploring your slick, velvety pussy. He sucks those two fingers and then his thumb and rubs tight circles around the sensitive nub, all swollen and wet with your arousal. You moan at the action, the vibration of your voice traveling right down his shaft and to his balls. He bucks himself into your mouth.
Joel inserts his middle and ring fingers into your pussy, pumping in and out slowly before curling them upward, stroking right where you need him to. âGot a nice fuckinâ pussy,â he purrs with his hoarse, gravelly voice. You pulse around his fingers, and Joel admires the way your tight hole hugs him as he moves in and out of you. âSheâs makinâ such a mess, drippinâ all over me.âÂ
You twist your fist up and down Joelâs shaft as you suck him, working him closer and closer to the edge. Joelâs content with this, the prospect of coming down your throat and fucking you with his fingers. But you have a different idea, and when his balls are tightening and his shaft is twitching, his breathing quickening, you pull off of him.Â
Joel groans in frustration, but his anger is quickly eased when you straddle his hips. You reach between your legs for his cock and stroke it, dragging the tip through your folds, up and down, up and down, dipping it in and out of yourself to tease him. âYouâre fightinâ dirty.âÂ
 Joelâs exercised enough self control today and doesnât let you tease him for long. He puts both of his large, weathered, and masculine hands on your waist and pulls you right down on his cock, the initial penetration causing a stretch so intense you see stars for a second. âOh god, Joel,â you moan, clutching his shoulders.Â
âI know, I know,â Joel whispers, rubbing your back. âYou good, sweetheart? You need a minute?â
 âJust - just a second.â
 âTake your time. Know itâs a lot, youâll get used to it.âÂ
Joel gives you a second, then inches you up and down on his cock to get you adjusted to the sensation of being so full of him. Soon enough, the ache dissipates and is replaced with pleasure, nothing but pure pleasure. You rest against his hot body, rocking your hips to grind against his pubic bone.Â
You know that by the way he bucked his hips into your mouth, how he pulled you down on his cock, how even now he moves you, that heâll tire himself out. Your plan was simply to make him come to knock him out, but this - this works too. Exhaust his body, get yourself off in the process. Killing two birds with one stone.Â
Joel fucks you harder now, hands on your ass to move you up and down on his cock. He bends his legs at the knee for more leverage, bouncing you on his lap. âThatâs it, sweetheart,â he grunts. He moves you so that your chest is right above his face, and one at a time, sucks your nipples into his mouth, teeth lightly grazing them.Â
You hold onto Joelâs broad shoulders to steady yourself, looking down at him as he fucks himself into you. Heâs so handsome, cheeks and chest all flushed red, a sheen of sweat glittering at his hairline, his graying curls damp. Joelâs eyebrows are knit together as he fucks you, tracing your curves with his gaze. He pulls you against his chest as he ruts against you, his scruff scratching your skin so deliciously. âTakinâ me so good. Look so pretty on my cock like this.âÂ
You move at his will. Joelâs underneath you, rocking himself in and out of your dripping, tight pussy. His thrusts are getting sloppy, hips stuttering in a non-rhythm as he pushes himself inside you over and over. He must be getting close now.Â
âUp, sweetheart. Lean back fâme.âÂ
You peel yourself off of Joelâs middle, all slick with his sweat. Joel spits into his hand and presses the calloused pads of his fingertips against your clit. You roll your hips against him, savoring that much-needed friction against your clit.
âLike that, darlinâ. Jusâ like that. Fuck yourself on my cock,â Joel says, rubbing your sensitive bud with tight circles. âGonna watch you come all over me.âÂ
âYeah,â you moan, âWanna come for you.âÂ
Joel loves you like this. Your face contorted in pleasure, mouth agape, body quivering and twitching on top of him. He steadily massages your wet, swollen clit and wears a crooked smile when he feels your cunt start to pulse around him. And you think youâre pulling one over on him, but look at you, all fucked out and delirious. Youâll probably crash after this, and Joel will go right back to fixing up your house. Thereâs a door hinge thatâs been squeakingâŠ
âOh my - Joel, Iâm - Iâm gonna -âÂ
âKnow you are, sweetheart. Let me have it,â he groans, voice all broken and hoarse. âCome all over my cock, darlinâ. Let go fâme.âÂ
That hot, sticky pleasure in your gut begins to intensify rapidly. You go quiet just before it happens, then let out a long, whimpering moan when your orgasm takes over your body. You shudder and jerk as Joel fucks you through your release, and once youâve ridden it out, Joel pulls you tight against his chest.Â
While you come down from your high, Joel frantically fucks you, slamming his hips against yours as he chases his own climax, balls tightening and his belly filling with warmth. âOh, goddamn. Fuck, fuck, fuck,â Joel pants as he comes, painting your insides with his hot seed, the warmth of his release and the pulsing of his cock so satisfying.Â
Coming down from his orgasm, a wave of exhaustion hits Joel. He finds himself unable to move, unable to open his heavy eyelids. He mightâve been wrong, because napping away the rest of the afternoon doesnât sound quite so bad, now.
You pull your body off of Joelâs and he lets out a sighing grunt when his softening cock slides out of your body, the mess he created with you spilling all over his lap. You grab that washrag you held against his forehead and clean him up and then yourself, then get up to dispose of it.Â
Joel grabs you by the arm, his grip weak. âDonât you go anywhere, trouble,â he grumbles.Â
âBut Iâve gotta take care of this, Joel,â you protest.Â
âDeal with it later. Just -â Joel yawns and pulls you down and holds you tight against his chest, as tight as he can, anyway. âJusâ stay with me a minute.âÂ
Joelâs eyes are still shut, and his breathing becomes slow and rhythmic. Itâs laughable how quickly sleep is taking over his sick, exhausted body, having used what little life he had in himself to fuck you stupid. Like that last burst of energy from a dying star. âI thought you werenât tired,â you tease.
Joel sniffles. âMânot.âÂ
âMhm. Sure.âÂ
âJust checkinâ my eyelids for holes.â
You push some curls out of Joelâs face and hold your palm against his cheek, still hot with his fever. Heâs so peaceful looking like this, plump lips pouting as he breathes through his mouth. You bring your face close to his and close the gap by pressing a little kiss against his lips.Â
âWhatâre you kissinâ me for, hm?âÂ
âI want to,â you reply, kissing him again.
âGonna get yourself sick,â Joel murmurs groggily, eyes still closed. âWhich means in a couple days, I get to do all this right back to you. S'payback, darlinâ.â
You chuckle. And in just a few short seconds, Joelâs snoring lightly, dead to the world.
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Soviet Birds.
The secret facility that I work in has holes in the ceiling. We don't know how to get them fixed.
We tried asking the government to fix it, once. We told them that the holes in the older parts of the facility had gotten large enough to fit birds through, and that birds were getting through, and that, perhaps, a Soviet Spy could fit through as well.
After all, it is well known that Soviet Spies and pigeons are approximately the same diameter.
Our hope was that that this vague and nonsensical threat would put a little fire under Uncle Sam's feet. If the fed couldn't be bothered to give a shit about the giant gaping holes in the roof of our facility, perhaps they could be persuaded to give a shit about... Soviet Spies.
This attempt at manipulation 100% blew up in our faces.
See, the government does not need to be persuaded to give a shit about Soviet Spies. It still wakes up most nights, drenched in cold sweat, terrified and confident that a Soviet Spy is hiding in their nightstand. If it sees a rock on the ground, it flips it over, pistol drawn, ready to shoot the Soviet Spy it fully expects to slither out from underneath. Which is to say: The government is crazy. So when we dropped those two words - inflitration risk - in the repair request, they came in guns-a-blazin'.
Does that mean that they fixed the roof? Of course not. Don't be stupid. No, instead of performing basic maintenance, they installed a state of the art alarm system throughout the facility - lasers, sonar, the works - and told us to always be on the guard. Because of the roof holes.
Then they left.
So now we had an extremely good alarm system... and birds. Which have combined in incredibly obvious and predictable ways to produce an unending fountain of problems.
For Example: About once a month, someone gets called in by the local airforce dispatch because AAAAAAAAAAA a Spy is in the Rad Lab! We're all gonna die! Except every time, it's a bird. And I get why we have to check, but every time, the dispatcher is panicked and the person going out has to be like listen, listen: It's a bird. It's always a bird. It's been a bird every month for the last fifteen years. It will be a bird next month. All this stress? Bad for your heart.
Second Example: Sometimes, birds get in while we're actually working. And when it's in the morning, you know, it's a nuisance, and it stops testing (we are not going to risk irradiating a bird) but it's not an all-hands-on-deck situation because it doesn't take ten hours to get a bird out. But surprisingly often, the bird gets in riiiiight at closing time, and in that situation, everyone goes feral because nobody can leave until the alarm is set, and we cannot set the alarm while the bird is there, because the bird would immediately trigger it and then we'd have to stay another 4 hours to confirm that it was not a Soviet Bird.
So in order to go home, everyone's top priority is Get That Bird. And we have a system for it.
Step 1: The test stands tend to be located in rooms with 30+ foot ceilings. We can't catch birds in places like that - so we have to lure the bird into the relatively low ceilinged (8 feet only) upper offices.
We do this by turning all the lights off in the test rooms, then putting floodlights by the exits. I don't know why this works - some kind of evolutionary brain fragment shared by both Bugs and Birds - but work it does. The birds almost always follow after the lights. From there, itâs just two guys moving the floodlight and a third guy to turn off the lights.
Step 2: Everyone else has been waiting for this step. There is this long stairway up from the basement level into the offices, and in the final stage, the floodlights are brought to the base of the stairwell to bring the bird up. At the top of the steps there will be a group of tennish people, waiting for the signal. The light guys will set up the final transfer, everyone will tense, and then, swish...a bird will flit up the stairs and into the offices.
It's like watching werewolves on a full moon. Before the bird cometh, we are engineers. Nerds. Pale and skinny things, trembling under the fluorescent lights. After the bird, we are beasts. Feral, gnawing things, glowing under the orange sunrise of the 70's halogen floodlights.
And like all beasts, we cannot help but give chase.
Step 3: The were-engineers begin the hunt. The goal at the start is not really to catch the bird - just exhaust it. So the pack simply does not relent. Because the stakes are going home on time, the group is basically given free reign to go anywhere in the building. If someone's door is open, and the bird goes inside, they're going to have to deal with ten sweaty panting maniacs leaping around their office. They don't get to say that they're busy, or remark on how all this movement is a terrible distraction. They are allowed to sit in silence during the chaos, and perhaps thank the war party for chasing the bird while they sat comfortably on their ass. This has been explained several times, and it will continue to be explained until cooperation is achieved.
Anyway.
The chase can go on for quite some time. Sometimes, the bird will get tired and find a crevice to hide in, where it can then be reached through standard cornered-bird catching techniques.
Other times, it will slow down enough that someone can actually yoink it out of the air. But this will go on until someone catches the bird and triggers Step 4.
Step 4: The Finale. This is the get-the-bird-out-of-the-building stage, and it requires someone to adopt a specific role: To Become the Sacrificial Vessel of Bird Removal.
This job is both coveted and feared. It's coveted, because holding a wild bird in one's hands is a precious thing. To feel how small, and fragile, and scared it is, only to free it from the building? That is what it's like to be a benevolent God. But the cost! Oh, the cost. The entire time the Vessel is in motion, the bird will be biting the hell out of their fingers. And I cannot emphasize enough just how painful bird bites are. Their entire face is a set of needle posed pliers, and they know tricks the even the cartels haven't figured out yet. So there's always a little hubbub about who shall be The Vessel while onlookers, stranded outside The Office of Bird Capture, can only look on. Quiet arguments and pleas are heard, little fragments of fear and pride and glory trickling out of room like the silver dust left behind in a bag of well shook quarters. The sound of concensus is silence, and the argument will go on until that's all that's left. And then, from the darkness of the final office, the chosen sacrifice will step forward: Hands gently cupped, tears streaming down their face, fingers trembling from the pain of the ongoing bird chomps.
And this scene is what organizes people. Not leadership, not truly. No one can think and coordinate a crowd while their fingers are being attacked with a combination nutcracker/ear piercer. But the crowd sees the suffering of their annointed, and it is driven to do everything poossible to make the process flow. People instinctively flair out, finding the fastest path outside. Doors are held open. Paths are cleared. Someone, somehow, always knows the way forward and can describe it to the sufferer. Left, left, forward. Corner closet. Yep, there's a hall in there. Forward. Two-hundred more feet man, you're doing great. Just hold it together a little longer. You're killing it.
Then the final door swings open, and the bird flees out into what remains of daylight. And yet, even here, the deed is not yet done. I cannot explain it in words, but the crowd that helped is never content until they can see and speak on the Bird Vessel's wounds. They all have to pull the fingers back and see what was given. Estimate the price: One day to get better - No, three - No, a week! Are you blind? Do you see that blood blister? -Yeah, that's not going away anytime soon - Damn, can you believe how feisty those things are? Like wolves without teeth.
(They cannot help but touch as they go. It has always been this way. Even Thomas was not content until he felt the wounds in Christ's hands.)
Only when the last of the helpers has seen, and commented, and commended, will the engineers scatter. It is their return from the underworld that announces to the sun living surface dwellers that they too can go home. (@somerunner tolja it needed to be a post.)
#DoD work#lab nonsense#soviet birds#i really like being the bird guy if you cant tell#i just like birds in general#i think this was an essay?#dont really know how to cover the ending for this thing#one part explanation of insane government inefficiency#one part explanation of the kind of joyful humanity that only *comes* from interacting with hilariously inefficient systems#like a full on defense of the beauty that only comes from poor uses of resources#and one part poetic exploration of the sacrificial hero archetype as a bird catcher#i spent so much fuckin time make this guys you have no idea#maximum effort post#effort post
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lighter lorenz x reader â 2.8k â mdni summary: itâs reciprocal - lighter helps out with your car, you fuck him in the back seat. everybody wins. content: unprotected sex, forgetting to pull out, creampie, titsucking, hair pulling, brief mention of fisting.
You're running out of excuses.
You had traded favors and supplies for car maintenance for months now. Strictly business, at first, but the aimless teasing had quickly evolved into flirting, and the flirting had rapidly shifted to something more physical. Soon, your car became plagued with all kinds of problems, both real and imagined. Lighter had even let you get away with asking him to change your tail light. He didnât even seem to realize what you were up to - not at first, anyway.
In reality, Lighter's had you figured out ever since you called him to check your tire pressure. You don't really need his help for most of this stuff, but he puts on a good show when he spreads his tools out in your garage. Your eyes always drift to his biceps when he hefts up the hood of your car. He braces a hand against the side, leans his weight into it, and you're torn between gawking at the way he peers down at the guts of your car, appraising, or the way his ass is squeezed into those jeans, hips cocked, heavy boots tapping against the garage floor.
It usually ended up in the backseat of your car -- or on the hood, or pressed up against the side. You had started stashing condoms in the center console.
âNeed me to change your oil?" He offers one day, cutting off the way you're grasping at straws, floundering to keep him on the line. "It's about time."
Was it? You didn't know. You assumed he didn't either, figured he'd show up, check the mileage, and shake his head. Not quite time yet - but that's all right. He already came over, so he can find something else to work on.
But when he rolls up to your place he's got oil and a catch pan in hand. His jacket is discarded on the back of his bike, leaving him squeezed into a white tank top. He pats your arm as he walks by, eyes gleaming behind his sunglasses. Your surprise clearly delights him.
You plop into the back seat while he works, peppering him with offers for his service. Faint guilt swirls in your gut. You hadn't expected him to actually work on your car today. You could pick up his groceries when you ran into town, or help the Sons out with planning for Settlement Days. Each offer was barely considered, dismissed by a muffled ânahâ.
It turns out the benefits of hooking up with Lighter include free car maintenance.
âYou're all set,â Lighter says, slapping his hands against his thighs as he stands. He rounds your car to tower over you where you sit. Your legs swing, hanging off the edge, scuffing against the floor.
You spread your legs for him to step between â force of habit. Can't help but spread âem when Lighter steps up like that, when his hands brace against the top of your car and he sways down. He steps between your legs, nudging your knees wider with a powerful thigh.
âHow am I going to pay you back?â You sigh dramatically, stifling a giggle. Lighter pretends to think for all of three seconds.
âA kiss?â
âThat's all?â
âYou're right. Two kisses.â
You grin. You can do better than that. You grab the front of his shirt and tug him down. He ducks past the door, laying you back against the seat. His kiss is languid, smiling against your lips as you laugh. You pull back to take his sunglasses off, noses bumping. You fold them closed and set them in the front seat, half-sitting up to reach.
Lighter takes advantage of the way you stretch, the column of your throat bared to him, ripe for his kisses to darken you skin. He sucks a mark beneath your jaw as you lay back into the seat. His hand slip up your shirt, palms lighting a warm path against your skin.
You roll up off of the seat, tits pressing into his chest. Lighter rolls your shirt up, separating from your neck briefly to fling your shirt outside of the car. His body covers your again, pressing you back to the seat. His scent, earthy and mouthwatering, infused with a tinge of oil and sweat, blankets you as he noses against the hollow of your throat.
You flip open the center console, searching sightlessly for a condom. Lighter works your bra off to paw at your tits, taking a moment to appreciate the weight in his palm before he latches on and sucks. His teeth scrape against your hardened nipple and you keen, back arching, pressing his face deeper into your breasts.
"Fuck - relax. Milk's not gonna come out," you grumble, free hand fisting tightly in his hair.
Lighter moans. He pops off one tit, dropping a sloppy kiss to the valley between your breasts. His knee slides up firmly against your pussy, grinding against you until you catch onto his rhythm and do it yourself. He's got that smug look on his face when he licks up your other, neglected breast, tongue lapping at your skin but lips never sealing around you.
You tug at his hair. Another moan, louder, more whiny. Your clit pulses against the seam of your jeans, and he finally commits to sucking your tits again.
Christ, you've got to find that fucking condom.
You sift through old receipts and miscellaneous bits and bobs blindly, struggling to find that elusive, crinkly little square. Lighter's hands slide down your sides, squeezing the dough of your hips tightly. He flicks the button of your jeans open, drawing his leg back to wiggle your pants halfway down your thighs. He palms your cunt through your panties and whines again, tremulous and pitiful.
"I'm so damn hard," Lighter groans. He drops his forehead against your collar bone, warm breath puffing against your skin. A searing heat blooms in your belly.
âDo you have a condom?â You blurt out. You canât keep fumbling around like this - you need him now.
Lighterâs hand squeezes you, middle finger trailing against your clothed slit. He keeps one hand stroking your pussy while the other reaches behind him, patting the pockets of his jeans. He swears under his breath. His finger taps just over your clit - using your pussy like a damn fidget.
âIâll pull out.â Thatâs his genius solution.
You should say no. You should offer to blow him, or let him fuck your tits, or anything other than the tried and true pull out method, but Lighter dips his fingers beneath your panties, presses the pad of his thumb against your clit and rolls. Sparks ignite in your veins. His finger teases your entrance. He only has to press gently into your before your greedy cunt tries to pull him deeper.
You grit your teeth. The promise of more makes you whine. Fingers wonât be enough. He could take his time finger fucking you open until he could fist you and it still wouldnât be enough. You need his cock and you need it now.
âOkay,â you breathe out, face warming. You shouldnât be agreeing to this. Even Lighter seems surprised. He picks his head up from your chest to meet your eyes, brows arched. You melt under his watch, body puddling against the seat. You roll your hips. His thumb stays steady against your clit, lets you roll yourself against his hand.
If he wants to ask if youâre sure, he loses the will when you squeeze around his finger.
Heâs got more patience than you. Lighter presses kisses along your jaw, murmuring âokay,â as he slips down your body. He nips at your neck while his finger strokes through your soaked cunt. You try to spread you legs wider, to accommodate the fit of his hips, but your knees are trapped by your jeans, still hanging on for dear life.
You kick your foot and whine, your pants flapping comically. Lighter laughs. He struggles to pull them down further with just one hand.
âHold still,â he murmurs, shifting awkwardly in the cramped back seat. His chest presses against yours, pinning you down with his weight. In the tight space, itâs impossible to escape his scent, his warmth, the hand toying with your pussy instead of shucking your pants off, winding you up.
You squirm beneath him, barely able to move. His laugh pools from his chest and into your.
âSo fun to play with.â His voice is a rumble next to your ear. Your body tenses, skin feeling tight, flushed, stretched thin in anticipation.
âHurry up,â you whine, jolting your hips up against his. He sucks a breath through his teeth.
Itâs a heated blur. His hand withdraws from your pussy. He struggles with his belt long enough for you to wedge a hand between your bodies and try to help. It's finally open, his zipper barely down before you're shoving your hand into his pants to palm him.
He pushes your wrist away gently to pull himself free. The thought of taking him into your mouth makes drool pool in your mouth. You swallows thickly, swollen lips pouting. Eyes on the prize.
âWhatcha want?â Lighter leans back, his back hunched awkwardly in the small space of the back seat. He strokes himself slowly, his eyes fixed on your cunt.
âI want you shut the fuck up and fuck me.â
He taps the head of his dick against your clit, eyes lingering on the way he bounces it off your body, the way your thighs tense. Your struggle to stay still is plain as day in close quarters. Lighter grips the base of his thick cock. He slides himself through your folds, glistening tip nudging against your clit, each pass making you clench around nothing.
âPlease,â you whine, smacking your head back against the seat. Your hands grip his biceps, nails biting into his skin.
He doesn't give you a chance to beg again. The fat head of his cock glides snugly into your pussy, the first inch frictionless and squelching. His fat cock catches, the stretch enough to make your breath sutter. Lighter plants a hand by your head, fingers dimpling the cushion. He pulls out, fucking himself deeper.
His forehead drops against your breast, chest near heaving. Lighter's hips stutter - barely restraining the desire to pound you into the carseat.
âYou feel so fucking good,â he moans. He grinds into you, thick cock dragging against your walls, each roll of his hips sucking him in deeper and deeper until you can feel him in your stomach.
Your voice is caught in your throat, toes curling, knees pressing in, pussy trying to lock him in. You squeeze around him again and again, pulsing. Lighter bottoms out with one last, powerful roll of his hips, his restraint slipping, shuffling you up against the seats. Your cry out, pushing him back only to tug him closer, his face suffocated in your tits.
His hand slips down your spine, finding the small of your back. He angles your hips up, cock battering perfectly against a spot that has you crying out at each thrust, nails streaking red line against his biceps.
"Shitâ shit," he pants, face buried into the junction of your neck, hips pinning you to the seat.
Lighterâs hips rabbit into you, fucking you hard and quick, lost in the feel of your gummy walls.
âNever going back to fucking condoms,â Lighter puffs out. Every thrust presses him against your clit. Tears prick at your eyes. Your mind blanks. You babble something incoherent in response. Your hand wedges between your body, rubbing frantically against your clit. âFeels so good. Not gonna lastâ fuck!â
Your dripping pussy has him in a vice grip, spasming as his hips drive into you again, again, again. Stars explode behind your eyes, fingertips clenching, chest too tight. His hips pin your hand against your clit. He doesn't draw back fully again, drags his fat cock hard and languid against the same spot over and over until all that tension unspools and the warmth spills over into your veins, onto his cock, coating your seats.
Lighter fucks you through it, voice pitching higher as his thrusts get sloppier, more desperate. He grumbles promises into your skin â gonna buy your birth control, baby, don't make me squeeze into a condom again, you feel too fucking good, holy shit, fuck, cummingâ
You're already half-way to bonelessness, riding out the current of pleasure churns in you, when he floods your pussy with his cum. Spurt after spurt of his thick seed splatters against your walls. Your stomach flutters, eyes glazed.
Lighter's hips pump and sputter, staggered and stuttering, fucking his cum deeper into you. He leans his weight against you fully, muscled body pressing the breath from you. You don't know how you could be closer than this but you crave it, crave him, need more, need this to be unending.
Gradually, his hips slow. He comes down from his high, the whine in his voice pitching back to gravel. His cheek rests against your shoulder, hands flexing against your skin. You pet his hair idly, eyes shut, soaking in the bliss and the closeness.
His cock softens in your puffy walls, but his muscles tense with a sudden realization.
âShitâ I'm sorry,â he says in a rush, picking his head up to look at you. You only hum, confused, barely cracking an eye open. âIâ inside. I didn't mean toââ
Oh. Ohh, fuck.
You swear quietly beneath your breath. Your teeth catch your lip, worrying it for a moment â but as fucked out as you are, brain still melted, it's difficult to muster panic.
You stroke his hair firmer, trying to urge him to lay back against you. His strength is evident in that moment when he resists your pull. The restraint in his touch is clear - and the threat of his strength has your aching clit twinging painfully. You were going to have to unpack that later.
âLighter - it's fine,â you say. âI'll go to town later.â
âI'll drive you.â His tone brooks no argument. He pulls himself away from you, and the cold prickles against your flushed skin. You can't help but feel lost when he pulls himself out of you, pussy throbbing for the stretch of his cock - missing him already.
He tucks himself into his pants again, not bothering to zip back up. He bends, the curve of his tight ass on display. You sigh dreamily - nearly forget to react when he tosses you your discarded shirt back.
Lighter holds up a finger, chest still heaving and flushed, fluffy hair matted to his forehead with swear. He disappears from view, rattling around in your garage out of sight, before he comes back with a rag in hand.
"We should do this in a bed," you say, accepting the rag Lighter passes you. You inspect it carefully. No oil, no dirt - good enough for you.
"I think I can get a truck for an evening."
"What? No," You laugh. "Like a bed bed. With pillows, and blankets."
Lighter keeps his back turned to you, arms pausing mid-stretch. He rolls his shoulder, fluffs his hair - takes his sweet time turning back to face you.
Your stomach churns. Fuck. That was too much too quick. Sure, he just came inside you, but you were going to scare him off like this. He wasn't going to help you air up your tires ever again, much less fuck youâ
"I can put pillows and blankets in a truck bed," he points out.
You huff a laugh, shaking your head. âI guess that's better than nothing.â
Lighter's lips quirk into a smile. He ducks back into the car, tapping your hip. You scoot back to make room for him. He lifts his arm, expecting you to curl up against his side.
âI'll drive you out for the sunset.â
âThe sunset?â You repeat skeptically. You hadn't expected something so⊠sweet.
Lighter shrugs you closer. He tugs at a lock of your hair, teasing.
âOr for stargazing,â he counters, a hint of desperation sneaking in, cracking past his suave performance. âWhichever.â
You study him for a moment. He feels so unguarded in this moment, without the vestiges of the champion. He's just Lighter in this moment - just the man who fucked your brains out in the back of your car, who was at your beck and call for every stupid excuse you could conjure up just to see him.
âBoth,â you decide. You nestle your cheek against his shoulder, eyes slipping shut. âIf we stay long enough, we can do both.â
A guaranteed, precious few hours with him all to yourself. Your stomach squirms. You blame it on the feeling of his cum slipping out of you, pretend that your affection isn't burning you up from the inside.
Lighter shifts to kiss he crown of your head. His hand trails a lazy path against your arm, fingers warm, comfortable against your skin, his touch so different from the way he had pressed against you moments before.
One of these days you were going to get this man into a proper goddamn bed, but you'd settle for malapropisms until the time came.
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Pairing: Jason Todd x Reader
Warnings: A little suggestive if you squint
Word Count: 1.2k words
You don't know how you allowed yourself to get manipulated into being a girlboss and moving out of your childhood home to live in your own apartment. While it was nice to have your own privacy and decorate your home however you liked, you realized just how many privileges you lost now that you weren't in the care of your parents.
There was no one there to make sure you woke up on time in the few cases where you slept through your alarm, no one that you could call on your way back from work to ask to switch on the water heater so you could take a steamy shower immediately.
You didn't have your mother's homecooked meals and you didn't have your father to pick you up snacks from the grocery store.
And one of the biggest thorns in your side was the reason you were dreading the entire day. Car maintenance. The auto shop was one of the most daunting places in your life as a girl who knew nothing about cars. Never once had you regretted not learning how to take care of your car or even the procedure required when you eventually take your car down to the auto shop.
But now standing in the hot and dusty garage, you were seriously rethinking your life choices. You should've scheduled these things for when your dad was visiting so you could ask him to take it instead. Or, even better, you should've gotten a boyfriend.
You were complaining in your head, dragging your feet about having to be here in the first place and whined about handing your car keys, with a bunch of adorable keychains attached to some rando.
But when Jason Todd, 6'2 man with biceps that were larger than your own head and a body that looked like he was shaped out of marble by Michelangelo himself walked out with a form for you to fill out, you were all too happy to be there.
Perhaps you'd be leaving here with a boyfriend after all.
"I have to admit, I don't really know much about cars so please don't scam me."
Jason chuckled, a deep, hoarse laugh that made you a little weak in the knees honestly and the boy-crazed fraction of your brain began to imagine how he would sound as soon as he woke up next to you, after a night ofâ
"A bit of advice, you probably don't want to let scammers know that you have no idea what they're talking about."
You giggled, scolding yourself mentally for finding that funny.
'Come on, (Y/N), pull yourself together it wasn't even that funny. His face is just great delivery.'
"Or I could keep coming here and have you check my car, since you're so trustworthy." You mused, sparing him a teasing smile.
Jason was completely picking up what you were putting down, giving you a coy smile of his own before responding, "Or perhaps this is just a tactic to get you to keep coming back."
You narrowed your eyes playfully, "Devious."
Looking back at his little clipboard, a thin metal rod of some kind tucked behind his ear instead of a pen, Jason asked, "When was the last time you got your car checked out? If your battery and brake pad was replaced recently, we could probably skip that and just do a routine check to make sure everything's running smoothly."
You winced, "I couldn't tell you, honestly. My dad usually handles this kinda stuff for me, I'm still kind of a new lamb when it comes to taking care of my car."
Jason raised his eyes from the clipboard for a second, "Your boyfriend can't do this kinda stuff for you instead?"
"I don't have a boyfriend."
He perked up immediately and you ducked your head to hide your smile, "I'm sure you probably have a record of it in your glovebox or something. Most places keep a little sticker with the date of your last service under the dash. I'll check it out for you, do you have somewhere to be, or do you have a couple minutes so I can make sure?"
You shook your head, shrugging your shoulders with a carefree smile, "It's my day off so I'm free as a bird."
He grinned, "Noted. Just give me a second."
You watched his back receding as he walked toward your car, shoulders looking like they could span the entire ocean and it was only when he was sat in the car and had turned on the engine did you whip out your phone at lightspeed.
"Ohmygosh Julie, I think I just met my future husband. Holy shit. He's so cuteâgorgeous actually. He's working on my car right now and God, those arms, wow. And those eyes? God, I feel blessed just by looking at his face." The end of your message was interrupted by another mechanic running the engine.
You waited patiently for the sound of the engine to die before replaying the voice message so you could re-record the part that got cut off. Only you couldn't hear a thing.
Confused, you increased the volume, taking a sip from your coffee to soothe the inhumane squeal that you had let out while sending Julie the voice message. Once again you heard nothing.
You bit your lip at this, swiping down at the corner of your phone at access your control center and realizing the reason you couldn't hear anything was because it was connected to the Bluetooth on your car.
Wait.
THE CAR?!
You whipped around in horror only to find Jason smirking at you from the front seat of your car. If the world were fair, you'd be struck down with lightning right then and there. Or, since you were at an auto shop, a sentient car might run you over.
Alas, you continued to stand there in horror, completely unharmed no matter how badly you wished to be reduced to a puddle on the ground.
You called him your future husband. The ground should've swallowed you then and there. Instead, you just stood there in complete mortification and embarrassment while you stared at his amused expression.
Something startled him out of his gaze for a second and he pointed at your console, making a gesture like he was taking a call. Confused, you glanced at your phone.
'Incoming call: Julie'
Ah, saved by the bell.
*
"How much do I owe you?" You asked, quickly popping open your purse to fish out your credit card. You had stretched out the conversation with Julie as long as possible, begging her not to hang up and only interrupting her tangent when Jason finally came up to you, saying that your car was good to go.
"It's on the house." He gave you a charming grin, leaning an arm against the counter, "Can't have my future wife paying for anything, can I?"
Your cheeks flared red, still holding out your card for him to take, "O-Oh, I couldn't, really."
"If you insist, then you can always repay me with dinner. Today's your day off, right? Think you can pencil me in for 7?"
A shy smile grew on your face, your body so warm you had to resist fanning your burning cheeks, "Sounds like a plan."
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Okay okay but hear me out- reader gets assigned on their first solo mission by Price and Ghost is inwardly concerned for them and keeps subtly giving tips to reader about the basics of any mission as way to prepare them
Hi, anon and thank you for requesting this! I made some minor adjustments to the original idea since I got lost in the process once I began writing. Reader is also fully aware of Ghostâs concerns and messes with him.
Fluffy, the usual banter, an emotionally constipated Ghost, yada yada. Enjoy!
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âAgain,â Ghost murmurs as he shuffles through the row of tactical knives on the table. He decides on one, picks it up and walks towards you. âWhat is this?â He asks.
You look up from tying the laces of your boots and redirect your attention at him. He either believes youâre an idiot or doesnât trust you enough. Either way, itâs not a good sign.
âGood question, Lieutenant,â you reply. âWhat youâre holding in your hands is a knife. Knives were one of the earliest tools used by humanity to-â
âCut it out.â
âThatâs correct!â you exclaim. âYou mainly use one of those to cut stuff.â
A long sigh escapes him, and he throws his head up. He lowers the knife and walks towards the table, scratching the back of his balaclava with the other hand. He takes a few breaths, turns around and lifts the knife again.
âThatâs not what Iâm asking, and you know it.â He growls. âWhat kind of knife is it?â
âA sharp one.â
âStop it.â
âYou mean stab it?â you ask and continue tying your laces. âYes. Yes, you can definitely stab with it.â
He throws the knife onto the table and leans on a chair, holding it with both hands. His brows are tied together, and you can see his jaw tightening beneath the balaclava.
âI need you to focus.â He says firmly. âThis is not the right time for jokes.â
You stand up and walk towards him, now standing by his side. You grab his shoulder and squeeze it. He doesnât budge, yet he slowly shakes his head.
âYouâre worried.â You state.
âIâm not worried.â He replies. âI donât know what Price was thinking; the stakes are too high for this to be your first solo mission.â
âSo you donât trust me.â
âOf course I trust you.â He says and lets go of the chair. âItâs just too dangerous for you to go alone.â
âSo you are worried.â You whisper with a smirk.
He looks at you with the side of his eye and picks up a map from the table. He spreads it out in front of him.
âAlright,â he says, âletâs go over the route again.â
âGot it,â you nod. âSo, whatâs the plan?â
âWhat do you mean, âwhatâs the plan?ââ He shouts, turning to look at you with wide eyes. âWeâve been through this-â
â-a hundred times now.â You interrupt. âYet you still want to go over it again and again and again and again.â
âI just need you to be ready.â
âI am ready!â
âThen go on,â he says, pushing the map towards you, âwhatâs the plan?â
âAlright,â you begin, pointing to a door on the eastern side of the facility. âIâll start here, at the service entrance. Itâs not heavily guarded since they mainly use it for their occasional smoke breaks.â
âBut youâll still need to be cautious,â He adds.
You ignore his remark and continue to outline the route.
âFrom there,â you say, moving your finger along a series of corridors, âIâll make my way through the maintenance tunnels. Theyâre narrow and dark but should provide good cover from security patrols.â
âAnd when you reach the central hub,â Ghost continues, pointing to a large room at the heart of the facility, âyouâll need to be especially careful since thatâs where the security is the tightest. Thereâs only one entry point, so once you get to this door you should-â
âKnock.â
He slowly turns towards you and gives you a side-eye. âYouâre not taking this seriously,â he whispers.
âOn the contrary, Lieutenant,â you jest. âIâm deadly serious.â
âDeadly serious?â he scoffs and shakes his head. âYou might end up seriously dead if you donât pay attention.â
You roll your eyes and let out a sigh.
âWhen I get close to that door,â you say, pointing at the map, âIâll wait for Soap and Gaz to manipulate the security systems and set off the alarms. Once the commotion is at its highest, Iâll infiltrate the hub, collect the intel, and escape through the ventilation shafts.â
âRight,â he says and folds the map. âDo you have everything you need?â
You turn your attention to yourself, checking your tactical vest, and he does the same. His eyes scan over every piece of equipment on you. He walks around you, tracing his fingers along the edges of your gear, checking for any signs of damage. He reaches out to adjust a loose strap on your vest, ensuring itâs securely fastened.
âYou need to make sure everything is secure,â he says as he continues to search each pocket and pouch on you, ensuring that your supplies are well-stocked and easily accessible. âWe canât risk losing any essential gear during the mission.â
You follow him with your eyes and smirk as he inspects you. âIs that what worries you?â You ask. âLosing gear?â
He pauses for a second and meets your eyes. âYou know what I mean,â he says as he tightens a buckle on your waist. He takes a few steps back and nods. âEverything looks good,â he concludes.
âAlright,â you nod back and walk towards the door. âLetâs do this.â
âStay sharp out there!â he shouts.
âYeah, yeah,â You shout back as you exit the briefing room, âsharp like a knife!â
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Do it for them - Co-Captain x Reader (Mouthwash)
Part 1 - Part 2
Anya: "I'm sorry (T/n), he can't eat any of that."
You had gone with Anya to deliver her rations and Curly's, but you received those words that only left you more worried.
Anya: "Nothing solid, barely liquids... He can't even swallow unless it's with help..."
"Well... That changes my plans... I'll try to bring him something he can consume."
You mentioned squeezing the packages you had brought tightly, almost making them break.
Before Anya returned to the nursery, you stopped her, holding her shirt, like a child tugging at their mother's clothes wanting her attention.
"You can tell him that I hope that... I hope he gets better soon so I can see him?"
Anya: "Sure..."
She nodded, giving you a small smile, and you let her go carefully so she could continue on her way.
You ran your hand through your hair and looked at the ceiling, trying to stop the tears from falling from your eyes.
You continued your route to give the rations to the others.
"I want all of you to be smart, I will give you daily rations, you can eat them as you wish, but I will not give you more than what you receive in a day, you can accumulate and store them if you wish, but I don't want anyone touching other people's food, I have rationed them fairly."
Jimmy: "So some will have more than others, shouldn't it be equal?"
"Swansea does maintenance work, he needs his body strong, Daisuke is on his first trip, he's just getting used to the mediocre food we have, Anya barely eats, and I just found out that my hus-... that Captain Curly can't even swallow. If I gave everyone equal parts, it wouldn't be fair. Do you have any other complaints?"
You extended his rations, Jimmy just huffed at your response and took his food without saying anything else.
Daisuke: "So, does that mean Swansea and I are the ones who are going to get more food?"
"Just one more pack than usual, I need everyone to stay sane. But as I said, you can do whatever you want, you can store it, you can share it, but once I hand it over to you, it's completely your decision what you want to do with it."
Swansea: "Can I ask how you rationed it? What are you basing that on?"
"Well... Considering that we have eight months of travel left, if Pony Express notices that we haven't returned on time, they will have to send rescue teams. I have divided the rations to last at least nine months... But it's the last plan I intend to resort to, waiting won't work for me."
Daisuke: "Will they be able to find us??"
"Since the failed missions they had while testing, they couldn't afford to lose more material, because usually theirs ships got lost. So they installed tracking chips, but they only activate after the delivery time."Â
Jimmy: "So we'll just be stuck here until that happens."
"Jim. Stop, I refuse to wait so long for them to come for us, there must be a way and I'm going to find it."
Jimmy: "If there were any kind of emergency button, we would have found it by now, there's nothing to do but wait."
You looked at him seriously when he took a few steps towards you, standing in front of you, towering you, he was relatively taller than you, and you disliked the idea that he wanted to intimidate you.
Swansea: "Hey Jimmy, stop that, we need to-"
"No, no, it's fine Swansea" you kept looking that man in the eyes "He must still be shaken up from the crash, I'm not going to give into his rudes words and start insulting him or arguing with him. At least my conscience will be clear that at least I tried to help and didn't just wait."
You raised your chin when you said that, before turning around to leave, muttering under your breath, unable to believe the insolence of that man.
What bothered you the most was the fact that you had known him for a long time, Curly and he are good friends, but his attitude towards you makes you feel like you never got along with him.
You saved the rations that were supposed to be for Curly, and decided to reorganize everything again to distract yourself.
"Even without being present... you help a bit..."
You murmured while separating the portions, which became a bit larger due to Curly's inability to eat anything solid.
Daisuke: "Captain (T/n)..."
You looked up upon hearing that, quickly left the storage room, closing the door behind you.
"Daisuke? Do you need something?"
Daisuke: "I believe that if we are going to get out of here, I trust you!"
You couldn't help but smile at his words; you knew you had to inspire confidence in others during these difficult times, but hearing it directly from one of the crew members really made you happy, and even made you trust yourself.Â
Daisuke: "I will help with whatever is necessary! Maybe I can even go into space this time!"
"Uh-hu, no way, you don't have the proper training, you're going to float out there and get devoured by intern-eating aliens."
Daisuke: "Eh-?! You don't have to be so mean about it!"
You put your hands on his shoulders, smiling at him.Â
"You are going to help me much more in here than out there, I assure you, you have already done a lot for me."
Daisuke: "Really?"
You nodded, making the boy feel proud.
You wanted to protect them all.
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NEIGHBOURS - VI ARCANE.
Characters: Vi x Reader.
Summary: AU. You've just moved into a new apartment complex and meet your new next door neighbour for the first time.
Word Count: 1.3k+
A/N: This started off as something else, veered completely off-track from what it was intended to be and then somehow ended up at this. Just a bit of fun.
The first time you meet Vi is on the second day of your moving into your new apartment.Â
She can hear your voice through the shared wall of your neighbouring apartments.
Youâre on the phone with who Vi can only assume is the maintenance man of the complex- Marty.Â
Something about a broken (?)door and from the frustrated sound of your voice, it wasnât going to be fixed anytime soon.Â
So, Vi decides sheâll kill two birds with one stone- introduce herself (your neighbours after all, youâd be seeing and hearing a lot of each other from now on) and offer you a helping hand.
So, with bandaged hands, she pushes herself off of her couch, grabs her tools and her fist is soon rapping on your front-door.Â
It takes a second but the wooden barrier is wrenched open, frustration from your earlier phone call evidently still pumping through your veins if the display of force was of any indication.Â
Your hair is dishevelled, strands falling out of your pony-tail and pulled in different directions from the constant run of your fingers.
Youâre in an over-sized Dragon Ball Z t-shirt that falls to just above your knees.Â
Knees which are covered by what also appears to be too-big, striped, pyjama pants that are also quite clearly too long; material pooling around your feet.
Cute, Vi thinks.Â
âHi?â you greet confused and unsure of what to make of the muscular, pink-haired, heavily tattooed woman standing at your front door with a toolbox in one hand, drill in the other and, a sheepish grin on her lips.
Sheâs attractive.Â
Objectively speaking.Â
âHi,â Vi returns the greeting and introduces herself.Â
âIâm Vi, I just live next door-â she waves the hand with the drill to her left, pointing to the apartment at the end of the hallway. âAnd I just- the walls are thin and I overheard you on the phone with who Iâm assuming was Marty?âÂ
You nod your head slowly in confirmation.Â
âYeah, well heâs usually pretty useless around any sort of holiday so, if thereâs anything that you need fixing Iâm happy to help,â Vi finishes, pressing the trigger of the drill twice in quick succession and it makes two quick mechanical whirring sounds.Â
You peer warily at Vi then stick your head out your front door, peering down the hallway and then back at Vi.
You hadnât actually met or even seen any of your neighbours since moving in the day before so, you couldnât be certain if she was telling the truth about being your neighbour-Â
âDo you really live next door or are you just trying to rob me through means of being kind and then when Iâm not looking you hit me over the head with that-â you nod toward the heavy looking drill in her hand. â-and fleece my apartment of all my belongings?âÂ
Viâs eyes widen with your every word.Â
âBecause if you are, I have no valuables. Half my shit still needs to be assembled or unboxed and the other half of my shit - the valuable shit - hasnât arrived yet so, maybe wait a week and then you can come back and rob me.â
Thereâs an awkward pause as Vi stares at you in bewilderment, her mouth opening then abruptly closing; unsure of what to say.
âThatâsâŠâ Vi starts with a half-laugh followed by a low whistle as she places the toolbox on the floor, down by her feet. âThatâs a very hyperactive imagination you got there but, no, I really do live next door.â
Shoving a hand into her pocket, you take a cautious step back at the sudden movement.Â
Vi notices and proceeds to pull her hand back out, slowly- a set of three keys and a fob attached to a keychain in hand.
She holds them out to you and there on the keychain, dangles a tag â803â.
You have an identical one that says â802â.Â
You make an âOâ with your mouth- feeling incredibly silly because it appeared she was in fact your neighbour, after all.
What a fantastic first impression.
You blame your lack of composure on a lack of sleep and the fact that everything that could go wrong so far- had.Â
Turns out moving into a new apartment only days before Christmas was a really bad idea.Â
Clearing your throat, you straighten your back, trying to gather what was left of your dignity off of the floor while simultaneously trying not to think about what a complete and utter fool you had just made of yourself in front of your new next door neighbour.Â
âItâs the lock on my bathroom door. It keeps getting stuck and now, Iâve been on both ends of getting locked outside of the bathroom and now, this morning, locked inside.â
Vi makes a knowing face- she had the exact same problem when she first moved into her own apartment two years back and she tells you so.Â
âSo I can definitely fix it for you,â she reassures with a kind smile before nodding behind you. âI can also help assemble the flat packs for you as well if youâre not in a rush to go anywhere.â
Your eyebrows furrow, only just realising your door was wide open and apartment very much on display for all to see the mess that was half unpacked boxes, flat packs and miscellaneous items behind you.
You bite down on your bottom lip, eyes flickering between the inside of your apartment and Vi.
You could use the help and she looked like someone who knew her way around these things without having to open the instruction manuals every few seconds like you did.
You could use the help but, you had no way of paying her back for it if she did-
âI appreciate the offer but, that would be asking for too much and I- I canât pay you.âÂ
Vi laughs.Â
âI wouldnât have offered to help if I wanted to be paid. Weâre neighbours now-â she shrugs with an easy grin. âI scratch your back, you scratch mine. Iâm sure youâll find some other way to return the favour one day.âÂ
And thatâs how the two of you end up spending the remainder of the afternoon, well into the evening-
Vi fixing the lock of your bathroom door and then assembling your furniture while you unpacked what boxes you had with you and arranged your new home.
Vi pulls laugh after laugh out of you with her corny dad jokes; a hidden but triumphant smile on her face with each one that you giggle at until you tell her to stop-
âMy cheeks hurt from laughing,â you say, hand massaging at the bottom half of your face and Vi wonders what corner of the city youâd been hiding in this whole time.Â
You have a Zaunite accent so how on earth had she only just met you?
The flow of conversation between the two of you is effortless and unending as you learn bits and pieces about one another and, silence only comes with a grumble of your tummy.Â
While you muck about in the phonebook, looking for the number of a nearby restaurant to order takeaway from, Vi steals glances at you from her position on the floor - where sheâs been sliding the same two shelves into your newly assembled buffet for the last five minutes.
She subtly tries to memorise you while you press a finger into the page, quietly repeating the number under your breath as you punch it into your phone- oblivious to her gaze.Â
Looking up from the phonebook with your phone pressed to your ear (Vi quickly averts her eyes) a small smile perches on your lips at the look of concentration on Viâs face - furrowed eyebrows, tongue slightly poking out of the corner of her mouth - as she finishes up the shelves of the buffet.Â
The line rings and rings on the other end and you repeat your order over and over in your head.
Not for concern of forgetting what to say but to distract yourself from thinking about how wildly attractive, Vi-
Your new,
Muscular,
Pink-haired,
Heavily tattooed neighbour is.
Subjective.
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âȘ summary: follow quinn and y/n through their journey of going from best friends to lovers
âȘ warnings: reader has a shitty day, mentions of parents fighting, hate comments, that's all i think?
âȘ word count: 5.1k
âȘ file type: song based fic - reupload
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i'm like the water when your ship rolled in that night rough on the surface but you cut through like a knifeÂ
Ëâ· senior year of high school (2016-2017)
She was having a tough time, school, finals, graduation, work, everything and anything that she did seemed like it was ganging up on her. She couldnât pinpoint the exact reason for her stress, but there were many things she could blame it on. On top of it, her parents had been fighting nonstop for the past month. It wasnât like they hadnât before but this time it was worse because she felt like she was the cause of it.
Quinn had invited her over for some dinner, hoping to at least relieve some of the stress from his best friendâs shoulders. When she arrived he could see the stress on her face, she looked as if she didnât want to come in the first place.Â
He stepped aside and let the girl in, âHey, y/n/n.â
âHey Quinner,â She gave him a tired smile.Â
âYou okay?âÂ
âYeah, just tired.â She ran a hand through her hair before following Quinn to his room, saying hi to Ellen on the way. Ellen looked at the girl strangely, âHi, y/n.â
âHi, Mrs. Hughes.â
âHow many times do I have to tell you to call me Ellen, hon.â She pressed a kiss to her head, âAre you okay? You look-â
Bad? Drained? Stressed? Annoyed? Tired? All of the above? Is what she wanted to say, but didnât, âIâm just a little tired right now.â Ellen nodded but looked unconvinced, shooting her oldest a look who shook his head.
He lightly took the girlâs arm and took her to his room, offering her to sit on his bed which she took gratefully. She looked around his room and at the posters on his wall before looking over at where he now sat at his desk. He was already looking at her with a small smile on his face, concern still lingering in his eyes.
The two stared at each other for a moment before a knock was heard on the door, âHi.â
The two looked over to see his brothers standing there, âHi Jack, Luke.â
Quinn didnât reciprocate his best friendâs kindness, âWhat do you two want?â
âWe just wanted to give y/n this.â Luke pulled out one of his bear stuffed animals from behind his back, âYou looked sad.â Jack stood there, slightly out of place, mostly because this was Lukeâs idea instead of his, but he liked y/n enough to go with him.
âAwe, thanks, you guys.â Tears made their way to the corners of her eyes but she refused to let them fall in front of the two.Â
Noticing her expression, Jack waved goodbye and dragged the eighth grader behind him. Y/n held the bear in her lap, arms wrapping around it tightly as she tried not to think of the events that happened before she got here.Â
âY/n/n? Are you sure you're okay, because if not-â Quinnâs overwhelming concern for her made the tears bubble over in her eyes and a sob ripped from her throat, âI canât do it anymore, Quinny.âÂ
Quinn was quick to get up from his desk chair and stumble over to his bed to wrap the girl in a hug. He knew he didnât have to do anything but hold her tight as she dug her head into his chest, the stuffed animal still clutched tightly to her chest.Â
It took her about ten minutes to calm down, tear after tear, and for her it felt like it would never stop. Quinn did what he always did and waited for her to stop so he, or she, could talk about it. He knew if he tried to talk to her while she was crying, she wouldnât listen, nothing got through to her when she was crying this hard.Â
When she pulled away to wipe away her tear-stained face, Quinn opened his mouth to talk, âYou know you donât have to talk about it if you donât want to, but you can, Iâll always listen.â He reached his hand out to wipe away one tear that she missed, one blackened by her mascara, leaving a trail of the makeup it held behind it.Â
She held a weak smile on her face at the warmth his hand brought to her cheek and looked at him, âJust finals and other shit like that, the usual. Plus, my parents were fighting again, I think that was my final straw.â
Quinn nodded his head, recognizing the tone in her voice that said she didnât want to talk. Her face looked more tired after crying and he sighed, scooting back to rest his back against the headboard. Y/n looked at him confusedly but smiled when he opened his arms. She was quick to lay against his front, laying her head on his chest once more, still holding the bear in her grasp.Â
Ellen walked by twenty minutes later to tell them that dinner was ready, but when she peaked into her sonâs room and saw both of them with their eyes closed she smiled, closed the door, and walked away telling the rest of the family to be quiet as they slept.Â
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and if it was an open-shut case i never would've known from that look on your face lost in your current like a priceless wine
Ëâ· end of senior year/graduation (2017)
Both of them knew the feelings that they harbored for each other but were both unsure of how the other felt. Neither one of them wanted to mess up their current friendship, they had been best friends since freshman year.Â
It had never been that simple between them, their friends saying how they looked like a couple everywhere they went. She would always wear his jerseys to his games or one of his shirts and he would always show up to her events with unwavering support.Â
Whenever someone saw Quinn, y/n wasnât too far behind and vice versa, whenever y/n was asked what she was doing that night, she would say hanging out with Quinn and vice versa. They would always be caught holding hands or leaning up against one another or literally any other way that looked like they were dating.Â
They never said anything though, and they wouldnât until graduation. Quinn and y/n stood side by side taking a picture with each other as they waited for their parents to find them. Y/n knew Quinn was good at hockey, good enough to get drafted, good enough to make the NHL, it was no secret. But because of Quinnâs birthday that wouldnât happen for at least another year.
She was worried, she didnât want to lose him. She didnât want him to become this big-shot hockey player and forget about her, she didnât want him to become a self-absorbed player with an ego bigger than himself. Though deep down she knew he would never let his ego get that big, but the forgetting part? As much as she told herself he wouldnât and knew that he wouldnât she couldnât get past the âwhat if?â
Quinn waved a hand in front of her face, snapping a couple of times to gain her attention, âY/n. Y/n. Y/n.â He dragged out the last syllable of her name.Â
She looked at him, her eyes getting rid of the glassed-over look by blinking, âWhat?â
âIâve been talking for the past couple of minutes and you, my dear sweet y/n, have not responded. You have just been-â Quinn looked over to where her focus had landed when she spaced out, âstaring at that tree.â
âOh sorry.â
âWhatâs on your mind?â
âWhatâs going to happen?â
âWhat do you mean?â
âI mean, weâre going to go to school for one year and then youâre going to get drafted. Youâre going to go away somewhere and play professional hockey for a living and youâre going to forget about me.â
âWho said I was going to forget about you?â
âNo one, just me and my thoughts.â
âWell, you and your thoughts are wrong, because I could never forget about you.â He tilted her head down to kiss the top of her head.
âThatâs what you say now.â
âIâll you fly out to wherever Iâm playing, Nashville, Toronto, Vancouver, anywhere, and Iâll let you punch me if I forget about you because you are the best fucking thing that has ever happened to me. Since freshman orientation, I knew you were the one.â
âAre you just saying that because I was the only one who would talk about hockey with you?â
Quinn, being bold, slid his hands underneath y/nâs graduation gown, grabbing onto her waist through the fabric of her dress and pulling her close to him. She stumbled at the unexpected action, causing the boy to apologize before placing his index finger underneath her chin and lifting it so her eyes would meet his, âLook at me.â
She sighed when the two made contact. Quinn noticed the fear in her eyes, she truly didnât want to lose him and he didnât either, âI know youâre worried and so am I, but I promise you this-â
She didnât want to hear what he had to say, the whole bullshit of the promises not to forget about her, sheâs read it plenty of times in books, âDonât make promises you canât keep, Quinn.â She averted her eyes away again, directing them to the other families around them.
âHey.â Quinn once again moved her head so her eyes had no choice but to look into his own, âI love you.â
âI love you too, Quinn but that doesnât really change-â
âJust shut up for one minute, will you? I love you, y/n. And I donât mean the typical I love you that you give to the girls. I love you and I was too afraid to tell you because I didnât want to ruin our friendship and I didnât know how you felt but I thought if there was a time to tell you this, it would be now.â
Y/n looked at him in shock, the words she had been waiting for since she walked into the auditorium for orientation. This wasnât real life, was it?
Quinn stared at her blank face as she opened and closed her mount a couple of times, âIâm sorry. I shouldnât have said anything.â
The boy went to walk away but she placed a hand on his arm, âNo! No, Iâm sorry I just didnât know what to say. I love you too, Quinn.â
âYou do?â
She nodded and Quinn wasted no time placing his lips onto hers.
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life was a willow and it bent right to your wind head on the pillow, i could feel you sneaking in
Ëâ· fall of 2021
She loved Quinn, she truly did, but not that much that she was willing to stay up into the early hours of the morning/late hours of the night for him after a game. She texted him saying that she was going to bed and that she was proud of him for his game.Â
It was the first time since they moved in together that Quinn had a night home game. Getting used to the rhythm that was going to be for the rest of Quinnâs hockey career was starting slow. She wasnât used to him coming home at late hours of the night or leaving in the early hours of the morning before the sun was up to go to practice.Â
She didnât mind it that much though, just knowing that he was coming home to her was good enough for the both of them. She laid in bed, hoping that she would be able to stay awake until he got home but she fell asleep within moments of her placing her ends down on the pillow.
When Quinn got the text, he had just finished putting on his suit jacket and he wanted nothing more than to go home to his girl and lay next to her in their newly shared bed. But, his teammates were not going to let that happen.Â
They dragged him to a bar to have one or two drinks before heading home. He thinks heâs never detested his teammates this much before this moment. When he finished his first drink, he said goodbye, practically running out of the doors of the bar.Â
He unlocked the car and practically sped home and crept into the apartment, just in case y/n was already sleeping. He set his things down and walked into the bedroom and smiled when he saw her curled up in the sheets, a shirt of his adorning her body much like in college when heâd go to away games.Â
He took a quick shower, not wanting to prolong the duration of not having her in his arms. He put a pair of sweatpants on before carefully lifting the covers and sliding into bed. Y/n, who had been awake since he walked in the apartment doors, turned over, âHey Quinner.â
Quinnâs eyes snapped to his girlfriendâs, âHi sweetheart. Iâm sorry, did I wake you?âÂ
âNo, I was just a little cold and then I heard the front door click open.â
âWhy didnât you tell me you were awake?â
âBecause then I wouldâve had to wait even longer for you to come to bed.â
Quinn smiled, kissing her, âI love you.â
âI love you.â
â âââȘ â ⫠ââ â
life was a willow and it bent right to your wind they count me out time and time again
Ëâ· 2022
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_quinnhughes
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_quinnhughes happy fifth anniversary to this gorgeous girl. and while we both know that five should really be a nine, i'm glad i've been able to call you mine for the five of them. i love you, y/n <3
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yourusername: quinn... i love you so much đ
‷ _quinnhughes: i love you too pretty girl đ
‷ user: the canucks colors đ„č
jackhughes: proud of you for putting up with him for so many years @/yourusername
‷ yourusername: my pleasure
lhughes_06: congrats you two!
*liked by _quinnhughes & yourusername*
user: five years? hah, that's humorus
user: can't believe she's kept him for that long, thought quinn would've dumped her when he made the nhl
user: she's not even that pretty, i don't see the appeal
user: probably just using him
user: don't see this lasting any longer
_eliaspetterson: congrats guys! happy five years
*liked by yourusername & _quinnhughes*
bboeser: my besties!
‷ _quinnhughes: please do not ever use that word again
‷ yourusername: i think it's sweet, quintin
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life was a willow and it bent right to your wind but i come back stronger than a 90's trendÂ
Ëâ· 2022
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nhlwags as we ring in the holiday season, y/n is back with her famous gift bags! we heard cookies were the hit thing this year.
also wishing these two a (very) belated fifth anniversary, hope quinn and y/n have many more years to come (maybe a ring soon đ)
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yourusername: my favorite time of year! always glad when i get to make the team things. (and yes, i'm hoping for a ring too đ)
‷ user: if you don't get a ring, it's rigged. wya @/_quinnhughes??
‷ yourusername: fr
_eliaspetterson: cookies were amazing as always, treating us well over here
bboeser: our little baker!
jackhughes: this is preposterous! we never got any cookies :(
‷ yourusername: you know what that word means?
‷ jackhughes: when did you start becoming a bully to me
‷ yourusername: when i started hanging out with you too much
user: gagged them fr
user: well... she shut them up
user: me looking for all the hate comments to defend my girl
user: i really wanna know what the famous y/n cookies taste like
‷ j.tmiller9 heaven
‷ colemcward: the greatest thing on this planet
‷ conor.garland8: amazing
‷ jackhughes: perfect
‷ lhughes_06: everything you would want them to taste like
‷ _quinnhughes: i'm starting to get the sense you guys only come to my house to taste her food
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wait for the signal and I'll meet you after dark show me the places where the others gave you scars
Ëâ· summer of â19
âMeet me at the dock after everyone goes to bedâ was the text y/n got at ten oâclock. She smiled to herself when she read it and patiently waited for everyone to go to bed before sneaking out of the house and running down to the dock. Quinn sat with his feet dangling over the wood into the water waiting for his girlfriend. When he heard footsteps behind him, he turned around and grinned when he saw her running towards him.Â
They hadnât had a moment alone together in almost three months. When Quinn had to fly to Vancouver to make his debut, she couldnât come with him, having to finish her classes. Then she was staying with her parents for the majority of May and into June and she wasnât allowed to go anywhere. Quinn had been finishing up some things with the team and he ended up spending some much-needed time with his family.Â
Ever since y/n had gotten to the lake house, she had been helping Ellen with things and spending time with Luke and Jack because they wanted her to. They played Mario Kart and other video games, and the two made her go out on the boat with them and made her watch as they did tricks and flipped into the water.Â
Quinn patted the space next to him but instead, y/n took her spot right on his lap, wrapping her arms around his neck. His eyes widened at the sudden contact but happily wrapped his arms around her waist, snuggling into one another.Â
Y/n looked at him, âSo, I guess Iâm dating a big-shot NHL player now, huh?â
Quinn merely shrugged, âI guess you are, arenât you?â
âYes, unfortunately, because heâs living in a totally different country than me and in the opposite direction.â
âAw, that sucks. Iâm sorry to hear that. He must feel terrible.â
âOh I donât know, he gets to be a free man.â
âI wouldnât say free, more sad.â
That comment made her perk up, âWhatâs wrong?â
âI just, miss you.â His voice ever so slightly cracked and she could see the tears starting to form in his eyes, âHoney. Hey, hey, itâs okay.â
At the nickname, Quinn immediately started crying, he had missed her so much, much more than he ever imagined he would. He never really thought about the fact that his best friend, his girlfriend, his everything would be in Michigan while he was in Vancouver.Â
âNo, itâs not okay. I get to live out my dream but my dream isnât complete without you there. Weâre going to be 2,368.82 miles apart for at least the next two years. I donât think I can do it.â
Y/n hated it when he cried, it broke her heart into a million pieces when she saw the tears trickling down his face. Much like he always did with her, she reached up and cupped his face, wiping his tears off his face, âListen to me. We are Quinn and y/n, y/n and Quinn, when has anything ever stopped us from being apart? Where's Quinn from when we graduated, huh? The Quinn who promised me that he would never forget me and that everything was going to be okay? Just because weâre however many miles you said apart doesnât mean anything. So now itâs my turn to promise you something. I promise you that we are going to find a way to make this work.â
Quinn nodded his head, still a little unconvinced about her words. In a way to distract him from the thoughts that he never thought he would be able to escape, she looked at the scars on his body and started asking him questions about them.Â
Some were from his childhood when he, Jack, and Luke would be playing a game or messing around and one of them would throw something at him or he was pushed over. Some were from when he played hockey when he was younger, getting shoved into the boards or shoving someone else into the boards. Some were from the games he played in the spring, his first games in the NHL. Those were y/nâs favorites and least favorites. Favorites because it was from his dream, and the stories behind them would last forever, least favorites because they reminded her of how much he could get hurt doing this. But that wasnât something she wanted to worry about right now.Â
All she wanted to do was think about this moment, the moment they were living in as the stars illuminated where they sat on the dock, in each otherâs arms, talking about random stories from each otherâs childhood.Â
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now this is an open-shut case guess i should've known from the look on your face every bait and switch was a work of art
Ëâ· fall/winter of 2023
âYou guys would never guess what I found when I was cleaning the other day.â Y/n came walking in from the room she had been in.Â
Jack and Luke sat at the table with Quinn and Ellen and Jim sat near their sons, one of the days leading up to the Hughes v Hughes game. They all smiled as the girl came bounding in, Quinn had just placed down his tiles when she spoke and he raised his eyebrows, âWhatâd you find, hon?â
Y/n placed a fluffy object down on the wood surface, âLukeâs bear that he and Jack gave me when we were in high school.â
âPaulie?âÂ
âYou still remember its name?â Jack laughed loudly and Ellen got up to hit the middle child on the back of his head, âDonât make fun of you brother.â
âOh, come on. You have to admit, it's a little funny.â
Luke blushed heavily and Quinn quirked an eyebrow, âWhy do you still have that is my question.â He took the bear into his grasp and started fiddling with its arms, âBecause.â
She shrugged and all five of the Hughesâ looked intrigued, âY/n, you have to tell us.â Jack insisted as he leaned forward, messing up the game that had previously been going on. Quinn and Luke groaned at their brotherâs actions.Â
âBecause,â She ripped the bear from her boyfriendâs grasp and held it to her chest, âBecause it reminds me of that day when I was sad and you guys cheered me up. It was the first day I felt a part of the family.â
âI remember that day.â Luke spoke up, looking between everyone in the room, âJack and I were sitting on the couch when Quinn opened the door for you and you came in and you looked allâŠâ
âDead?â
âI was gonna say sad but I guess that works too. Anyway, when you two went up I told Jack my plan and he hesitated about it but I knew he had a soft spot for you so he caved in easily. I ran to my room to get the bear and give it to you.â
âIt was a stupid, plan.â Jack laughed again but he knew how much it meant to y/n.Â
The girl shrugged and hugged Luke from behind, resting her arms on his shoulders as they wrapped around him, clasping her hands together, âItâs okay, Luke. I loved it.â
Ellen smiled, âAnd following, youâve always been a part of the family. Ever since Quinn came back from freshman orientation just bragging about the girl he met.â
âMom.â Quinn threw his head back in annoyance and y/n giggled, âYou talked to your mom about me? From freshman orientation? Ew, I was just a dork back then.â
âIf I remember correctly, Quinn couldnât stop talking about the girl that wore a Patrick Sharp Blackhawks jersey one or two sizes too big, with her hair in braids who talked about hockey with him for the duration of orientation.â Jim patted his son on his shoulder as Quinn continued to clench his eyes in embarrassment.Â
âDo we really have to relive this moment?â
âMaybe not now but Ellen and I are definitely going to talk about this when you arenât around.â
âHey look at that, she called me Ellen! It only took her ten years.â The woman teased as she wrapped her in a hug.Â
âHey! I thought I was being respectful, and itâs a force of habit.â Y/n blushed as she smiled and gasped when all of a sudden an armed wrap around her and Quinn pulled her into his lap.
âQuinn!â Quinn hid his face in the crook of her neck and breathed deeply, âIâm never going to live this down.Â
âProbably not.â Looking at her watch, y/n realized the time, placing a kiss on Quinnâs forehead.Â
âI should be going to bed, I got work in the morning. Night everyone!â
The four let out their goodnights and Quinn whispered an âI love youâ and y/n repeated the words to him before heading into their shared bedroom. The five Hughesâ sat in the kitchen for a couple of minutes in silence until Jack spoke, âSo, when are you going to ask her?â
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the more that you say the less i know
Ëâ· freshman year of college (2017-2018)
Sitting at one of the tables in the student center, y/n sat across from Quinn as he talked about whatever was going on in the hockey world. She understood hockey, enough to be able to watch the game when it was happening and she knew some of the stats, but anything past that, not a clue in the world.Â
She loved it when Quinn talked about hockey though. His eyes lit up and held this glint in them, he talked really fast, just spewing out nonsense. It was the highlight of her day when it happened, it was at least once a day if not more. He would always show up outside her dorm room or offer to take her to dinner.Â
Every time he did, it always took Quinn a while to notice that his girlfriend wasnât responding and this was the same. Quinn was rambling about Ohio Stateâs hockey team and the upcoming game against them and she just sat there, amused by his voice and his facial expressions.Â
Quinn was halfway through his ramble when he finally made eye contact with her, âYouâre not paying any attention to this are you?â
âIâm sorry, babe, but itâs really hard to when you look like that when you talk.â
âLook like what? An idiot for not knowing my girlfriend is not listening to any word I say?â
âNo, hot.â Quinnâs cheeks reddened as he looked at her, âYou never fail to make me blush do youâ
âAbsolutely not, and anyway, you know I never understand hockey. I try but itâs all in one ear and out the other.â
âI think one time we need to set up something so you can learn everything you need to know. Get you a book or make you a slide show or something.â
âSure, Quinny. Whatever you say.â
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wherever you stray i follow
Ëâ· september of 2021
âYou can just put that box over there.â
Jack placed down the box where y/n said, âHow much stuff do you have?â
âWow, Jack. Canât believe youâd be so mean to me. This is why Luke is my favorite.â Y/n placed her arm around Luke as he walked into the apartment, âWhat?â
âNothing, you poor innocent little man.â Y/n walked away to start unpacking the box Jack had placed down not too long ago.
âDo you guys need any help?â Luke asked politely, following after his brotherâs girlfriend.Â
âNah, Iâm okay. Thanks you guys, just chill out for a little bit before we go out for dinner.â The two nodded, sitting on Quinnâs, and now y/nâs, couch.
Just at that moment, Ellen walked in from the hallway and Quinn followed her, âIt would be nice of you two to actually help y/n instead of just sitting there.â
Jack threw his arms up, âWe offered to help her and she said no!â
âActually, I offered but yes, she said it was okay.â
Y/n nodded her head, âI did.â
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Later that night, y/n and Quinn were standing in the living room, looking out the window. Quinn was standing behind the girl with his arms wrapped around her waist, âI canât believe this is real.â
âI know, the lights are beautiful.â
âNot that.â
âThen what?â She looked up at him to see a lovesick expression on his face.Â
âYou here, in Vancouver.â
âHey, you didnât want me to be here in the first place.â
âYeah well, I wanted you to do what was best for you. I didnât want you to move all the way out here just because I was here.â
âHow dumb are you?â
âVery, apparently.âÂ
She smiled again and rocked the two of them side to side, âWhatcha wanna do?â
Quinn just winked at her eliciting a giggle from her.
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i'm begging for you to take my hand wreck my plans that's my man
Ëâ· july/august of 2021 + november 7, 2021
âQuinn please!â
âY/n, Iâm not letting you do this. You had it all planned out since the moment we both got our acceptance letters.â
âI know that Quinn, but things change, plans change. I want to be with you, forever. I want to be wherever you are, please just let me come to Vancouver with you.â
The two stared at each other, eyes locked. They had been arguing for the past hour, ever since y/n brought it up. She had just graduated college and with Quinn having been in the NHL for the past two years she got a taste of what it would be like to do long distance, and it was horrible for both of them.Â
âYou know what it's like. These past two years have been horrible, Quinn, and not just for me and you know it.â Her voice cracked, âI would rather wreck everything I have planned for my future just to move to Vancouver for you. I can find a job there.â
âAre you sure, like 100% sure about this?â Y/n placed her hands on his cheeks, âOf course, Iâm sure.â
Quinn nodded his head, âWhen do you want to move in?â
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It was November when y/n was able to go to Quinnâs first home game. It was a Sunday and they were playing the Stars. She was extremely excited as she threw on her jersey and drove to Rogers Arena. She met up with some of the wags that were going to the game as well and they sat in the suite waiting for their husbands to start playing.Â
When they all came out, they cheered in unison watching them skate. They conversed slightly, giving y/n teasing comments and glances every time the announcers would mention Quinn or he had done something even remotely good for the team. It was worse when he got sent to the penalty box for cross-checking in the first period.
Most of them gave her cheeky grins when they showed him in the box, some giving her nudges. She blushed deeply as they made their comments. She didnât know what was up with him tonight, he got three primary assists and a penalty.Â
After the game, the wags excitedly took the girl down to the tunnel to wait for Quinn, âHey, thereâs your man.â
Y/n looked up and smiled, âThat is my man.âÂ
Quinn smiled brightly, picking the girl up and spinning her around, âI canât believe youâre here! Youâre actually here!â
âAlrighty, Quinny, calm down. Youâre causing a scene.â
âSorry, babe. Iâm just really excited that youâre here.â He smiled down at her, his hands on her lower biceps, just above her elbow, âI can tell.â
âWhat do you say, you guys want to go out for dinner?â
âQuinn, I got work in the morning. I need some sleep. Maybe another time though?â The girls nodded their heads at y/n and let the young couple wander off out of the arena and to their car.
âIâm really glad youâre here. I donât know if I wouldâve survived another minute without knowing you werenât waiting at home for me.â
âWell, you never have to survive another minute without me again. Unless youâre on a road trip then, yes, but you know what I mean.â
Quinn and y/n were so in love it was actually kind of annoying to some people, but they had to admit that they were absolutely adorable.
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Still thinking about Nikto, and that anon ask I answered just a bit ago.
Content: Dissociation/Depersonalization, Unhealthy (not harmful) Coping Mechanisms, Codependence, Trauma/PTSD symptoms, Sexual Themes
After the hallway incident youâre a bit shaken. A life of a heavy burden, but your shoulders are used to the weight; youâre a medic. But what Nikto offered you in the hallway â no, not offered, but gave, devoted. It makes it hard to breathe.
Youâre not sure if what heâs seeking (or perhaps found?) is solace or penance. You donât think you have much say in the matter really. If God asked His disciples to stop worshipping, would they?
The comparison feels too bold, even in the privacy of your own mind. Smacks of narcissism and ego. You donât feel powerful. You feel scared. Of what it means to hold this broken, burdened man in the palm of your hand, trying to keep all the pieces together without cutting yourself on them.
Donât be so careless with your life, you told him.
Heâs taken those words as religious creed. He doesnât storm around corners, guns blazing anymore. Doesnât drop from heart-stopping heights to stamp-sized targets. Hes not the first one out nor the last one in anymore â though he never lets you get out first or hop in transport last either.
Suppose that shouldnât be a surprise.
He cares for his wounds now, too. Cleans and changes them regularly, doesnât over exert them before theyâve healed. Youâre so dizzy on pride in him that you kiss the front of his mask one day, telling him âthank youâ.
He grunts in something that sounds almost like shock and shakes his head at you. You figure he doesnât feel he deserves praise for doing as youâve told him. You do it anyway.
Things start to settle into this new normal.
Until you canât find him anywhere. Heâs become your new shadow, another limb, and suddenly heâs gone like so much smoke. Youâre both fresh off a rough, but successful mission. Youâve just finished a stint in the infirmary and your debrief. Usually hed take that time to clean off and change in privacy, back before you could miss him.
Where is he?
You find him bleeding in his room, trying to care for his own wounds. Mask off, shirt gone, a new knife wound added to his macabre collection. You scramble to his side and collapse at his feet, snatching the needle from his shaky, slippery hand.
âDonât you everââ you choke on the words, unusual tears welling. Youâre a medic; youâre not allowed to cry during treatment. But all you see if Nikto and blood andâ
âI am okay,â he says in that low, crackly voice. Gravel in a blender. âIt is not bad.â
You swallow and donât answer, canât because youâll start weeping into his wound. Just stitch him up, hands steady even as you sniffle and the rest of you trembles.
When itâs done, you start wiping away the excess, prepping a bandage. Heâs so silent you can even hear him breathing, but you feel his eyes like a physical touch. Finally make yourself look up at him meet his piercing eyes.
âYou come back to me from now on,â you say. Quiet, firm, fervent. âI donât care what it is, you return to my side always.â
The silence stretches and stretches, and he just stares with that unfathomable gaze.
âUnderstand?â you insist.
âYes.â
Those two commandments become that basis of his new existence. Nikto once thought he survived it all because he still had work to do. He was wrong; it was because he still hadnât found his purpose at all.
Heâs found you now though, and you are a demanding god. But not a cruel one
Your first commandment is atonement. This vessel requires so much work. Food and water and rest. Maintenance for every abrasion, upkeep to stay strong enough to stand at your side, to protect you. It is endless, bitter work. He doesnât care for the labor itself, but it must be done.
It is made bearable with you.
Your second commandment is salvation. Your quiet chatter during meals, the lingering taste of your mouth on his water canteen. Your kind hands mending tears and holes, keeping whatever he is now whole and hale. Your company in the gym, on sparring mats, at his side at the gun range. The smell of your sweat past the mask, your laughter goading him into another round.
You let him sleep in your bed. Let him wake you with nightmares or memories. Keep him warm because this thing he inhabits doesnât always remember itâs not dying anymore. You are so very alive, the realest thing in any room. Your touch is the only thing he can feel sometimes.
It takes him a long time to realize that his body (because it is a body you tell him, a living one that needs care) reacts to you.
That some mornings the press of you against him is especially sweet. That thereâs more than relief and pride when you pin him down. That, at most points of the day, his body wants your touch for more than just grounding.
Heâs hard most times that heâs with you, simply for the fact that you are there. And he is with you almost always.
(That it is not actually always grinds at him, niggles in the back of his mind. A sticking point. He wants it to be always, you with him at all times. Like when he used to wear a cross pendant.)
You notice, of course you do, sensitive to your most loyal devotee. He canât tell if youâre offended, but you havenât sent him away. Sometimes you flush and he thinks heâs certainly upset you, but for all heâs survived it would kill him to break your second commandment. And so he stays, even if he waits to be told to leave.
âNikto?â
You never need to call his name, he is always listening. He likes the sound of it anyway. These syllables and sounds that have a meaning, that you use for him.
âDo you⊠want to do something about that?â you nod to his crotch. Thereâs a blatant bulge pressing at his tac pants. At some other time, he would probably would have found it uncomfortable.
âDo what?â he asks.
You shrug. âGet off? I could leaveââ
âNo.â
You blink but donât seem surprised. âDo you want to just ignore it then?â
He shrugs a bit. Thereâs a flicker of amusement in your eyes. You like when he makes gestures. He tries to remember common ones, and when to do them, and tries them out for you. Though you never seem to mind his stillness either.
âIt does not bother me.â
You hum, look like youâre going to go back to your tv show.
âDoes it bother you?â
Your eyes dart up, mouth parting in surprise. You didnât expect him to continue the topic. Neither did he.
âIt doesnât bother me,â you reply, tilting your head. âBut if you want to do something about it, we can.â
We.
âWe?â
âIf⊠if you want me to do something⊠I would.â
He couldnât ask that of you. Not ever. Heâs not allowed to want anything of you when youâve given him everything.
âNo,â he says quietly finally. âJust ignore it.â
âOkay.â You smile at him, touch his hand. It is bare, mangled tattoos on display. He wishes he could feel it more. âCome snuggle in?â
Snuggle in.
Such a quaint turn of a phrase for a creature in your room, wearing a manâs face. He climbs in, shoes gone, mask gone. You wedge yourself against his side and he stares absently at the screen as you continue your show.
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One of my more accomplished friends is an MRI operator. When we first got talking about what we did for a living, I didn't get very interested. Now, don't think I'm some kind of elitist snob. My career (freelance journalist/greasy dirtbag) is a laugh-a-minute thrill ride, where you're as likely to get hunted down by friends of corrupt small government as you are to throw up in the back of a diesel-swapped Geo Metro being used to chase cows back into the paddock. It's set the bar very, very high.
By comparison, MRIs are boring healthcare stuff, meant for taking extremely high-quality pictures of people's junk all day long. Those pictures are then viewed by doctors, who will sneer at those people for not eating enough cauliflower. Just an absolute snore, which although involving a cool machine that's very loud, didn't fascinate me in the least.
That is, until they mentioned The Quench. In case you're unfamiliar, MRI machines operate on the principles of magnetism (that's the "M.") Big-ass magnets are used to send pulses throughout the machine, and those pulses are inconveniently blocked by chunks of your body standing in the way. By recording how irritated those magnets are, we can figure out what's going on inside your shit. Of course, you need big, big magnets for this, you're not running down to the grocery store and diagnosing a brain misfire using that cute little toddler-art-retainer shaped like a frog.
Sometimes, when shit really goes wrong, you need to stop the magnetism in a hurry. Maybe a patient walked in with a fully loaded firearm, and the magnets are now using it to shoot the inside of the machine. Perhaps you just decided that you would like to end your career. Either way, hitting the "quench" button douses those magnets with several hundred thousand dollars' worth of liquid helium, which makes them stop doing magnet-y things and start racking up billable hours for the MRI maintenance guy. This kind of highly expensive mechanical failure is my jam, and I asked immediately where I could get me some of those quenched-up magnets. Surely, they wouldn't reuse anything they've beaten up in this way?
My so-called friend figured out what I was up to, and clammed up almost immediately. Almost. He gave me just enough information for my inquisitive journalistic mind to figure out that they just chuck these big-ass magnets into the dumpster out back of the hospital, and someone with an enterprising enough mindset could then un-chuck them into the back of, say, a U-Haul van with the license plate removed after being careful to avoid all the security cameras along the way. Not that I would do such a thing, especially because it involves driving through a particularly weak chain-link fence near the seniors' centre.
Coincidentally, are you coming to my unveiling of my new magnetic-levitation Volare-launching system this weekend? I promise to listen very intently to whatever bullshit you say about your boring job, you'll love it. The Mayor is gonna be there, cut the ribbon and everything. Shit. Siri, remind me to get plastic scissors for The Mayor.
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Male kelpie (dad-bod, single father, biker) x plus size f. reader - Part One (sfw)
Background info post on the Full Moon Motorcycles group here Oats Appreciation post here
Featuring a plus-size, bisexual, not very confident reader, and a divorced, Scottish, single-dad, biker kelpie with a soft-dad bod and a heart as big as his bikeâs engine (possibly bigger).
CW: there is a very brief moment where a character (not Oats!) insults the reader for her size and uses some fat-phobic language towards and about her, unaware that she can hear him. If youâre sensitive to that, it is brief, but you can skip from ââŠyou caught the conversation drifting over from the other guys whoâd arrived just ahead of you.â to the paragraph beginning, âAfter some deep breaths and a check in the mirrorâŠâ. Also, if you squint, thereâs a passing moment that could possibly be interpreted as the reader having some potential issues with food, but itâs not intended to be a big deal and itâs only for about two sentences. Still putting it in here too, just in case.Â
Wordcount: 7562
You pushed open the glass door of Full Moon Motorcycles and willed yourself not to feel self-conscious or out of place.
Having both an older brother and a mother who rode motorbikes had at least given you a fair bit of familiarity with bikes and the general âbiker cultureâ, but it was mostly the fact that almost all the âbiker girlsâ you saw posing on social media were slim and toned, which you were decidedly not.
From the utterly foetid takes in the comments section of the one post your brother had shared on his page with you in it, youâd also got the impression that the biker community was not particularly kind to any woman with a waist over 25 inches. It probably wasnât the case, but your one experience with it had been enough to make you very wary.
And yet, as you made your way towards the bike shopâs counter and the older man with floppy, greying hair and warm brown eyes looked up, you were greeted with an open, welcoming smile.
âHi there,â he said, standing up with a grunt from the comfy chair where heâd been sitting in the corner near the shopâs antique cash register. âWhat can I do for you?â
You smiled shyly and glanced along the wooden countertop before returning your gaze to him. âIâm looking for a present for my brother, but Iâm kind of on a budgetâŠâ
âGotcha. Weâve got some silly key fobs there,â he said, indicating a rotating display rack at one end of the counter, with mottoes that ranged from funny to explicit, âBut if they like working on their bike themselves, you canât go wrong with some maintenance supplies⊠Not the most glamorous but I promise theyâll be grateful to you all the same.â
âCould always tie a festive ribbon round it,â you said, and he chuckled and nodded.
âThatâs the spirit.â
You eyed the reasonable price of the fobs with some relief, and then followed his gesture towards the various bottles of chain degreaser and the like, and a few other useful tools and kits that were stacked on shelves on the back wall to the right of a door that presumably led into the back and store rooms.
The right hand side of the shop had the counter and some shiny, new bikes that had been parked in a row around the perimeter of the space, and the left hand side was more open with a bench or two against the brick walls, and some red, mechanicsâ tool-chests tucked against the back wall. A number of leather two- and one-piece suits hung in racks at the furthest end though, with helmets on shelves and a few rows of t-shirts, jeans, gloves, and boots displayed too. There were oil stains in the centre of the polished concrete floor, and you suspected that tinkering took place there outside of the shopâs usual opening hours.
The whole vibe of Full Moon Motorcycles was friendly and cosy, with a slightly industrial, grungy note for some flavour.
In short, you loved it.
âThere are also some fun helmet covers ââ the older man chuckled, and added, âA number of the regulars here have them, and there are also some earplugs, or perhaps a tough phone case and mount? A chain care kit? There are some vinyl stickers too, and t-shirts, socks, neck warmers, balaclavas, mugs, helmet care kits, thermalsâŠâ
Laughing, you held up your hands for him to stop, and he started to chuckle too.
âIâll let you browse in peace, sweetheart,â he said, his whisky brown eyes twinkling. Even his un-looked-for endearment came across as kindly instead of creepy, and not many men could pull that off. âYou just holler if you have questions and Iâll be happy to ââ
The door opened behind you and he broke off as his attention was snagged by the arrival of a heavy-set guy in dark jeans and a softly-worn, black leather jacket. He held a black helmet with a tinted visor in his large hands, and he looked more than a little wind-blown and rumpled.
Incongruous with his rather roguish-dishevelment, a lock of his long, thick, slightly grizzled, black hair was held back by a little hair-clip with a Barbie-pink, fabric bow. It didnât fit with the dark scruff of stubble on his jaw or the piercing green-blue eyes at all, but he seemed completely unfazed by its presence.
âOats!â the older man exclaimed with obvious joy, clapping his hands. âItâs been a while, my boy! How was the trip to Scotland? You make it round the NC500 this time?â
The âboyâ looked to be in his mid to late thirtiesâŠ
âAch, noâ a chance this time, Hank,â the man chuckled with a heavy, Scottish accent lacing his rich, rough baritone. Exactly where in Scotland he was from, you couldnât tell, but it was lyrical and attractive all the same.
âAh, next time, next time. And is Natalie well?
âOh aye, my wee Loch Ness Monster is doing just fine. Sheâll be terrorising her mother for the Christmas holidays. I came straight from the road though â clutch started playing up just south of Birmingham.â He grimaced, but even that looked charming somehow. âSort of hoped you might find a minute to take a look at it for me if I left the Old Girl here. No rush though.â
âNo problem, Oats. Weâll get her running properly again in no time. Bet youâre missing little Natalie already,â Hank added sympathetically.
âAh, you have no idea,â the man, peculiarly-named âOatsâ, sighed ruefully, shaking his head.
âSee she left you with a parting gift though,â Hank snorted, pointing at the bow hair clip.
With a slight frown to his dark eyebrows, Oats reached up and patted at his head until he found it, and then he laughed. It was a loud, delighted, full-bellied sound that reverberated through the space while it lasted, and he left the hair clip where it was with no trace of self-consciousness as he lowered his hand again. âAye, that she did. Surprised it survived the journey down with my lid on and everything. Oh ââ His unusually pale green eyes landed on you, watching him and lurking near the rows of t-shirts on the back wall, and he went still.
Those sea-grey eyes raked you up and down, clearly noting the way your black leggings clung to the curves of your thighs and hips, and the black hoodie, which maybe went some way to hiding the softness of your stomach a bit, and he swallowed visibly. He looked⊠hungry. That was not the usual reaction you had grown accustomed to from men, and you let the flare of heat lick up your insides for just a moment, daring to hope that maybe he did find you attractive.
âSorry,â he said in your direction, with a soft, dusky smile. âDidnae mean tâinterrupt.â
âItâs fine,â you managed to croak back at him before returning your attention, however reluctantly, to present options for your brother while the older man, Hank, hobbled out around the corner of the wooden counter to chat amicably with the man. You couldnât hear what was said as the two chatted in lower voices, but it was evident that they were good friends. While they talked, however, you couldnât help noticing that he stole occasional sidelong glances in your direction, and you felt your face warm pleasantly.
âOatsâ was certainly an unusual nickname, but then again, almost everyone who rode with your brother also had their own nicknames for one reason or another. As you browsed, you wondered what Oats had done to earn that one. He certainly looked like a snack to you, but you vowed not to let your attraction to the stranger show. Awkward situations (or worse, silences) tended to arise when you let that happen.
He had a tanned, outdoorsy complexion, and longish, black hair that was tied back in a low ponytail that brushed below the collar of his black leather jacket. It looked like it had a tendency to flop into his face when not restrained by that out-of-place pink bow. He filled out the jacket very well, and clearly had a soft paunch, and his thighs looked frankly delectable in those thick, indigo jeans. You prayed you wouldnât have to see him fully from the back if he turned around, to witness the way he filled out the seat of his jeans too.
Fuck. Concentrate.
Bike gifts for brother, not delicious-looking stranger youâre never going to see again.
âWell, I shouldnae hang about, I suppose.â
Oatsâ voice cut through your musings in front of chain degreasers and you jumped a little. Glancing back over at him, you offered him a smile when he too turned to look at you one last time, and a slow, charming smile crept onto his handsome face.
âSee you,â he said with a dip of his head. Before he strode from the shop though, he let his eyes roam once more down the length of you and he bit his lower lip, almost regretfully, then turned away abruptly.
Oh yes. He absolutely did fill out the ass of those jeans beautifully.
Quite honestly, you werenât totally sure what you ended up getting your brother for his birthday. You took whatever it was to the counter in a daze, your mind replaying over and over the way heâd looked at you.
âMust say,â Hank said conspiratorially as he fished your change from the antique cash register and slid it across the polished, wooden counter towards you. âIâve never seen Oats quite so taken with someone, miss.â He chuckled, his kind, whisky-brown eyes glinting. âYou take care now.â
Swallowing, you nodded and left the shop, hoping perhaps to find Oats waiting for you outside on the street, leaning against his motorcycle, but life was not a movie, and wherever he was, he was not lingering in the hopes of seeing you. In fact, the street was completely deserted, so you crossed, clambered into your little hatchback, and drove home with the feeling that youâd let a pivotal moment in your life pass you by.
Your sour mood persisted like a raincloud for the whole week, but by the time you were driving over to your brotherâs on Saturday for his birthday ride, you were trying to pull yourself out of it. You had your own helmet with you, secured in the back of the car, and beside it was (now wrapped) the present youâd got him. In fact, it was a chain care kit, and, although you hadnât noticed at the time, Hank had thrown in a free keychain that said âIn my defence, I was left unsupervisedâ which was very on-brand for your brother. You had planned to go back and thank him for the freebie as soon as you could, but your brotherâs birthday ride had been planned for that Saturday, and work had been hell that week, so youâd not had the chance.
Predictably, Alex wasnât in the house when you rang the doorbell, so you followed the sound of metallic clinking and laughter, and went round the side to find him tinkering with his mad little Honda Grom in the garage, while his two best mates â Eggs and Sparky â were lounging around and either making unhelpful suggestions or lewd comments.
âYo!â Sparky grinned when he saw you, sitting up straighter and almost falling off the mechanicâs tool chest he was leaning his weight against. At Sparkyâs exclamation, your brother sat up and banged his head on the handlebars of the short little Grom with a curse.
âHey,â you mumbled in Sparkyâs general direction. âHappy birthday, Alex.â
Alex scrambled upright and came over to hug you, probably smearing grease and dirt all over your armoured jacket, but since it was black anyway, you didnât mind too much. Alex was about as opposite to you as it was possible to get â straight up and down like a beanpole, and tall. You took after your mother, inheriting all her thick curves and soft edges. Soft heart too.
âThought this might come in handy,â you mumbled when Alex released you and you held out the brown paper bag stamped with the logo of Full Moon Motorcycles.
His eyes lit up when he saw the logo, and he tore into it like a chipmunk after a peanut, grinning in delight when heâd dismembered it, and in particular he showed off the keychain to his mates. Eggs snatched it and tried to claim it for himself, but Alex was having none of it, and the three of them scrapped and goofed around while you sat down on an old, metal stool in the corner and waited for the other two of your small party to show up, with a cool, curdling kind of dread in the pit of your stomach when you heard one name in particular. Nooner.
Within an hour though, you were all out on the road.
You took the pillion seat behind Alex, and warded his mates off at red lights when they came for his killswitch to immobilise him. A while later though, Alex zoomed off down the open road that would take you all out of town and towards the somewhat famous biker cafe, âElusive Neutralâ, that sat nestled amongst the fragrant heather of the rolling hills surrounding the old market town.
The sky was a gorgeous, autumnal blue and the weather was perfect, neither too hot nor too cold, and as your brotherâs Yamaha flew along the winding A-road that was every bikerâs dream, you cracked a smile and gently tipped your head back. As much as it had scared you when youâd first ridden behind your mother all those years ago, you did love the feeling of being out on a bike. Not that you were actually brave enough to want to try and learn yourself though. Something always held you back, made you wary and unsure, and then you inevitably felt down about that too. God, you wished you had Alexâs wild confidence.
Nothing good ever seemed to last for you though, and when Alexâs R1 had purred into the car park behind Eggs and Sparky, and youâd hopped off to let him reverse more easily into a space, you caught the conversation drifting over from the other guys whoâd arrived just ahead of you.
ââŠif he didnât have his fat sister with him, we could have fucking ripped it up along those twisties.â That, of course, had come from Nooner, named for the fact that he rarely stuck to two wheels and always pulled wheelies, or ânonesâ, whenever he got the chance. Out of all of your brotherâs friends, he was the one you liked the least, for⊠obvious reasons.
âTalk about killing the vibes, huh?â Eggs replied, trying to suck up to him, as ever. âMore like âcrushingâ!â
The reason Eggs had earned his nickname was that heâd lost a bet and shaved his head when theyâd all been about sixteen, and heâd looked like a boiled egg til it grew back. You wished you had the sass to remind him of that every time his spine seemed to crumble in favour of earning a half-hearted snicker out of Nooner.
When Alex joined you, he caught the crestfallen expression on your face and frowned, but you shook your head and walked away from them, heading for the cafe alone.
âCanât wait to shove some cake in her fat gob already,â Nooner added as an aside to Eggs, and your vision blurred as tears welled along your lashes. Why did people have to be so cruel? To trample all over someone else just to feel a little taller themselves?
You vaguely heard what sounded like Sparkyâs voice countering the comment, but you didn't stick around either way. If you mentioned it to your brother again, heâd just say it was banter with the guys and not to take it to heart. Easy for someone who's never been on the end of that kind of comment to shrug it off, after all.
You ducked straight for the toilets when you got inside the airy, modern cafe, not even bothering to look around or find a table first.
After some deep breaths and a check in the mirror to see that you hadnât turned your eyeliner into a panda cosplay, you headed out again and made for the little bar that doubled as a counter for people who were there solo to sit and eat instead of taking up a whole table to themselves. None of your brotherâs friends joined you, and when you glanced back over your shoulder, you saw that theyâd settled themselves around a table in the far corner and already had a number for a server to bring their food order over. They hadnât even waited for you.
âFuck them,â you hissed through gritted teeth, taking a seat at the bar instead. The stools were made of old tractor seats, and they were surprisingly comfortable, and as you leaned your forearms on the countertop, the young woman behind the counter came over to you with a smile that made you feel a little better.
âHey,â she said. âWhat can I get for you?â
You ordered a hot drink, and then took out your phone while you waited for her to make it for you.
For half an hour or so, you sat scrolling through social media and sipping your drink and telling yourself this was your brotherâs day and not yours. He did come over a couple of times, but you declined to sit with his friends, and because heâd never had any real reason to doubt you before, he took you at your word when you told him you were happy enough where you were. âI donât want to get in the way,â you said, and he believed you.
Patting you on the shoulder, he left you for the third time, and you looked down into the dregs of your drink with a heavy sigh. âThis sucks.â
Outside, the sound of more bikes arriving made your ears perk up, and you wondered idly what they rode. Elusive Neutral had once been an old cattle barn, but it had been completely redone and the walls on two sides had been replaced with vast picture windows that showed the sweeping expanse of moorland beyond, and a small sliver of the car park at one end. Craning your neck, you saw a group of maybe five or six bikers draw up, some on hipster looking cafe racers and others on racy sports bikes. There was even a Ducati Panigale among them, and behind them followed an old, battered, blue pickup truck.
The door opened a little while later, and you glanced over, eyes drawn instinctively by the movement.
Above the general chatter and merry chinking of china in the room, the energy of the new group of bikers rose like a cloud of dizzy mayflies; buzzing and excited and full of joy. You watched them all with interest from your perch at the counter.
The first through the door was an absolute Amazon of a woman, with her long black hair restrained in a thick braid, and shoulders the width of a barn door. She was lean and tall, and in her biker gear she looked⊠incredible. Her face was strikingly handsome, but until she glanced down at the woman walking beside her, her features were hard and glowering and unspeakably stern. She held the door open for one of the others to follow her inside, but when she locked eyes again with the brunette by her side, her whole expression melted into unguarded adoration. Your gut twisted briefly with jealousy.
It wouldnât matter to you who looked at you like that, if only someone would.
You looked away, and by the time you glanced back at the bikers, the whole group had filed in from outside. There was a guy with golden-brown skin and beautiful dark brown eyes who had his arm wrapped possessively around the waist of a pale, skinny guy in black jeans and a moth-eaten, black jumper, with his long hair tied back in a bun, and behind them came a strikingly attractive guy in a manual wheelchair, flanked by a very short biker with slightly anaemic looking skin. You wondered fleetingly if the guy in the wheelchair had ridden a motorbike there, and if so how, before you realised he was probably the most beautiful person youâd ever seen, with long, flowing red hair and dark green eyes, and the kind of mouth that was made for laughing, and for kissing.
Jesus, was it an unwritten rule of being a biker that you had to be unfairly attractive? Even Hank, who you recognised with a start of surprise coming in behind the guy with red hair, wasnât unattractive, in a bulky, older man kind of way.
The guy walking with him though⊠he truly made your stomach swoop.
It was Oats.
You looked away before he could spot you, sitting alone at the bar like some pathetic creature waiting for cocktail hour to begin. It was lunchtime on a sunny, autumnal Saturday though, and there you were sitting alone because you didnât fancy sitting with your brotherâs loser mates.
God, the way Oats had looked in his tough-looking leather jacket, with his eyes crinkled mid-laugh at something the guy in the wheelchair had shot back at them over his shoulder⊠You bit your lip and stared into the bottom of your cold, empty mug like it would divine some kind of solution to your situation for you.
The new group didnât seem to notice you while they filed up to the counter, jostling and joking, and when they drifted off to another corner of the cafe, you turned back to your phone, trying desperately to resist the almost overwhelming urge to keep turning over your shoulder to watch them.
Before too long however, you startled at a soft tap on your shoulder, and you looked around to find Oats himself stepping back to a polite distance and smiling down at you like heâd found a treasure in an unexpected place.
âHey there,â he said in that rolling, Scottish accent that did unspeakably indecent things to your insides. âSorry if Iâm intruding, but you were at Full Moon last week, right?â
Mute for a moment, you nodded, and mustered up a slightly dazed smile for him.
âYou⊠here alone?â he asked, eyeing the currently-empty seats to your left and right. In fact, someone had only just gathered up their belongings and left.
âKind of?â you croaked, letting your eyes slide over to the table where your brother and his friends were hunched over one of their phones, snickering at something. âItâs⊠Itâs my brotherâs birthday today. I⊠tagged along as pillion, but⊠you know⊠Iâm kind of a spare part really.â
At that, Oatsâ dark eyebrows knitted into a scowl and he looked across the room at them before returning his attention to you. Then, his unearthly, almost prismatic, silver-green eyes took in your empty cup and he grinned. âCan I get yâa top up?â
Your instinct was to refuse, but you bit your lip. This didnât feel real. A cute, handsome, courteous guy was actually taking an interest in you.
âSure. Thank you.â And the smile that spread itself across your face telegraphed your delight in a way that was impossible to disguise with any kind of suave grace.
Oats, however, seemed equally delighted, and nodded. The barista came back over and he leaned his weight on the counter to talk to her. He seemed to have that enviably easy manner with everybody, and he even charmed a free slice of cake out of her too with what felt like no effort at all.
âChocolate? Or something else?â he asked you.
âPardon?â
âCake.â
âOh, no, thatâs fine,â you said, but he frowned.
âYou sure? Iâm gonna have a bit of their chocolate cake. Itâs so good, itâs practically a sin.â
âIâŠâ you faltered.
He didnât pressure you though and shrugged easily, turning back to the barista. âGimme two forks with that, love. Just in case.â
âNo problem,â she beamed back while she bustled about, and Oats eyed the empty bar stool next to yours.
âMay I?â
You swallowed your nerves and nodded. âPlease.â And then, because apparently a demon of confidence had temporarily possessed you, you eyed his slightly helmet-flattened forelock and said, âNo pink hair clips today?â
He guffawed loudly enough that your brother actually glanced over and frowned when he saw you talking with a stranger.
Oats snorted and shook his head. âNo, not today. My daughter is still up in Scotland with her mother.â He fixed you with a more serious look and said, âShe and I divorced, before you get the wrong idea about me flirting like this with a beautiful woman.â
The compliment caught you so off-guard that you just froze for a moment, but when the heat of a blush filled your face, you looked away and he chuckled.
âIâm not normally so forward, but Iâve been kicking myself for not talking to you when I first saw you in Full Moon. Hank was telling me just this morning what a muppet Iâd made of myself for walking away like that.â
You looked behind you at the group of his friends and then turned back to him. âWonât they think youâre being rude, ignoring them like this?â
He shook his head and smiled. âTheyâre probably all taking bets on how quickly youâll shoot me down.â
âWhat? Iâd have to be an idiot to do that.â
At that, his face split into a huge, handsome grin and he shook his head just a little. âLucky me,â he said. âYou ride?â he added, eyeing your jacket that was obviously a motorcycle jacket.
You shrugged. âPillion. Iâve never ridden myself, but my brother lets me come out with him sometimes.â
Oats nodded, and then, as the barista set down his coffee, your top-up, and the plate of decadent chocolate cake with two forks, he said, âIâm Euan, by the way, but everyone calls me Oats.â
You introduced yourself, and then said, âOats?â
He snorted and nodded. âNot the worst nickname, for sure.â
âCan I ask where it came from?â
Oats nodded and shunted the plate towards you first before leaning his elbow on the bar and watching you while he spoke. âI think itâs because Iâm a dad, but Iâm always prepared for most situations, and when it comes to my Natalie, sheâs always hungry. Iâve usually got about a thousand granola bars stashed away about my person ââ he said, cutting himself off to pat conspicuously at his jacket pockets. Pulling a slightly dog-eared crunchy bar from his breast pocket, he wielded it like a magic wand at you and said, âCase in point.â
âHence, Oats,â you said, eyeing the healthy brand name on the packet.
âExactly. Like I said, it could be worse. See the tall lass over there with the dangerous scowl?â
You didn't need to turn around to know which of his friends he was talking about, but you did anyway. âYeah.â
âWe call her Pixie.â
âDo I even want to know?â
âProbably not,â he chuckled, stowing the granola bar back into his pocket and taking a huge scoop of the chocolate cake with his own fork.
âWhat do you ride then?â you asked.
âTriumph Bonneville T120,â he said with almost exactly the same intonation and fondness as heâd just said âbecause Iâm a dadâ, and you couldnât help smiling. âCanât be doing with all these glitzy sports bikes and the like,â he added with a laugh, setting his fork down and blinking slowly. His lashes, you noticed, were thick and dark and enticingly long.
Laughing, you smiled. âDonât say that too loudly â my brother rides an R1.â
âNice,â Oats grinned back. âBut nothing could entice me away from my girl.â
âIâm surprised youâre here, flirting with me then,â you said. Evidently that confidence demon was still lurking.
Again, Oats laughed, though it was more of a low whicker this time, and it rolled right through you and lit you up all over. God, how long had it been since someone had laughed like that for you?
âThere are⊠exceptions,â he said in a rumbling murmur. âTell me about yourself?â he asked, and you did.
You spent the next hour at least talking in an easy back and forth with him while he charmed a few more refills from the barista and a lot of answers out of you, before one of his friends sidled up shyly and waited for a lull in your conversation.
âSorry to butt in,â the small, unbelievably beautiful woman said. She was the one whoâd been on the receiving end of the adoring look from the Amazon, âPixieâ. She had chocolate-brown hair falling in thick ringlets around a gorgeous face, and, you were pleased to note, she had wide hips and a softness to her that a lot of the biker chicks youâd seen online didnât have.
âCoco,â Oats beamed. âMeet my new friend.â He introduced you by name, and Coco smiled at you, holding out her hand.
When your palms connected, you felt a warmth rush through you and you felt like your heart skipped a beat. The feeling like you could tip forwards and drown in her endless, dark brown eyes almost unseated you, but she let go of you and stepped back with a pretty smile on her Cupidâs-bow lips. âPleasure to meet you. Just wanted to tell Oats that weâre thinking of heading off soon. Ariel has a photoshoot he wants to get to in an hour or so, and Demonâs keen to get going as well.â
Oats nodded, and you tried not to let your stomach drop down to your boots at the thought of all this coming to such an abrupt end.
Coco turned her head sharply to look at you just as the feeling hit, and she smiled faintly. âYou could always stay here though, Oats,â she added with a pretty smile. âWeâre only going back to Full Moon, and Demon clearly has no intention of lingering thereâŠâ She shot a meaningful glance back at their table. Demon, the guy with dark hair and tanned skin, was seated with the guy heâd entered with now draped in his lap, his skinny legs dangling as he sprawled languidly back against the guyâs muscular chest. Demon whispered something into his ear before he clearly bit the shell of his boyfriendâs ear, which made him sit abruptly upright and flush a vibrant pink.
Oats laughed again and shook his head. âFuck me,â he chuckled privately. âNever thought Iâd see the day. You guys go on. Iâm⊠Iâm very much content here.â
âI can see that,â Coco smirked, and walked away.
When she was out of earshot, you turned to Oats with a hot flush of your own in your face and said, âDonât stay if you donât want to⊠Iâm sure my brother will be leaving soon anywayâŠâ
Just as you said that, and before Oats could reply, Alex reappeared at your side and jutted his chin in Oatsâ direction. âYou good?â he chirped at you.
âFine,â you replied. âThis is Oats. I met him at Full Moon Motorcycles when I was buying your birthday present.â
âOh,â Alex replied, holding out his hand for Oats to shake. âGood to meet you, man. You tell her what to get for me? If you did, it was a good choice.â
âNo,â Oats said carefully, his grey-green eyes sliding back to your face even while he shook your brotherâs hand amicably. âNo, whatever she got you, it was all her.â
âOh, cool,â Alex said. âListen, sis, weâre gonna hit the road in a while. Nooner and Eggs want to hit the twisties for a bit, but I canât really do that with a backpack, so Sparky said heâd give you a ride home, if thatâs ok.â
You swallowed. âUmâŠâ
âI can give her a lift,â Oats replied after a swift glance in your direction. âSheâs already got her own lid, and thereâs room on the Bobberâs double seat for both of us.â
âI donât know, man,â Alex said with a wary frown.
âYour choice,â Oats shrugged easily, looking at you and holding his hands up just a little.
For a fleeting moment, you werenât sure, but the idea of wrapping your arms around Oatsâ thick middle and sitting astride his gorgeous bike kind of decided it for you. Besides, it was a long time since youâd done anything truly just for yourself; simply because you wanted to. You nodded at your brother. âItâs fine. You go ahead.â
âYou sure?â
Nodding to reassure him, you smiled again and Alex backed up a pace. âCool. Text me later, ok?â he said as he retreated towards his friends, clearly trying to hide his excitement at not having a passenger for the great, twisting section of A-road they were heading for.
âWill do. Have fun, and donât crash!â you called after him. âOr get a speeding ticket!â
He waved a hand over one shoulder without looking back, and you laughed and returned your attention to Oats. âBrothers.â
âBikers,â he replied. âYou try telling that to any of that lot though ââ he gestured towards his own group of friends who were now filtering out of the door. âYou ready to head out too or do you want to stay?â
You did want to stay, but the seat wasnât that comfortable anymore, and you wanted to move around a bit. âNo, Iâm good to go,â you said and prepared to slide off the stool, but Oats stepped down first and held out his hand to you. You didn't need helping down, and his playful little smirk told you he knew as much, so you rode out the last of that demonic possession and let your fingers slide across his palm and he steadied you off the stool.
âThank you,â you smiled.
âPleasure.â
You picked up your helmet from where youâd stowed it on the floor at your feet and straightened to find him waving casually across the room to the good-looking guy with the ethereally pretty boyfriend. Before he stepped away from you and made towards the door though, you cleared your throat and said, âOats?â
âMn?â Looking down at you, his entire attention honed in on you, like you were the centre of the universe, and you swallowed back a sudden welling of emotion.
âListen⊠Thank you⊠for⊠coming over to me today. Like I said, itâs my brotherâs birthday, and he was here with his friends, and he only included me so I didnât feel completely left out, butâŠâ Accursed tears washed over your eyes for a moment but you blinked them away furiously and ploughed on regardless. âIâm really glad I came along today anyway,â you finished rather pathetically.
His full, beautiful lips curled into a gentle smile and he blinked softly and exhaled. When he spoke, his voice was low and his words private, as though you werenât standing in a busy cafe surrounded by people and the cheerful clatter of coffee cups and laughter. âIâm really glad I did too. I wasnât going to, you know? I was going to stay at home and edit a boatload of raw photographs for a client, but Demon convinced me to come out. I guess I owe him.â
ââDemonâ? For⊠For the speed?â you asked, wondering how he came by his nickname.
âFor the horns,â Oats replied in deadpan humour. âHave a look if heâs still there when we go outside. You ready?â
You followed him out of the cafe with a nod, and just as you took a deep, indulgent breath of fresh, heathland air, Oatsâ group of friends filed out past you on their bikes. The one named Demon was in the lead, and the nickname made immediate sense. Sitting astride a blood-red Panigale, with his boyfriend clinging on behind him like a limpet, the guy had pale, curving horns fixed to the crown of his helmet.
âYeah, that tracks,â you said, and Oats waggled his dark eyebrows.
The Amazon had a Yamaha R1 like your brotherâs, but hers had a pearl-white wrap that made it look almost spectral, and riding out in front of her was Coco on a yellow and black Honda Hornet.
The telltale red plait told you that the guy in the wheelchair was on a modified Kawasaki, with unusual struts at the back that looked like they would come down when he stopped to stabilise him instead of having to take his legs off the foot pegs, where they were currently Velcro-ed in place. Watching the whole group file out was Hank, standing beside a battered old pickup. In the bed of the truck, you could just see that the red-headed bikerâs wheelchair secured in place.
Hank waved the last of them off, then glanced over at Oats. The older man lifted his nose just a little, as if he too was enjoying the fresh, moorland wind that whipped across the car park, and he nodded once at Oats, and then at you to your surprise, before clambering stiffly up into his pickup and closing the door. It shut with a raucous yelp of rusty hinges.
You stood there and watched Oatsâ friends all file out, all waving at Oats as they passed, before they set off down the road in a roar of revving engines to leave a lonely looking Bonneville waiting patiently near the stone wall of the car park nearby.
âYours, I presume?â you said, nodding at it.
âYup.â
âSheâs a beauty,â you mumbled, self-consciousness prickling at the sides of your neck for the silly comment.
Oats beamed though, his sea-foam eyes lighting up as the crinkles around his eyes and the slight dimples in his cheeks creased under the force of his obvious pleasure. âThank you. Sheâs my pride and joy. You ready? Oh, wait, you should put your address into my phone before we get going,â he laughed.
You nodded, taking the offered phone from him. Your fingers brushed against his warm skin as you took it, and a tiny thrill passed through you that you did your best to quash. With your address plugged in and a route home waiting to be followed, you handed it back to him and looked up into his handsome, rugged face as he smiled.
âCheers. Letâs go,â he said, and you trailed along beside him over to his bike, heartbeat thudding in your ears with your nerves.
He swung a leg over and turned the key, then pushed the bike upright and nudged the side-stand in with his left foot before flicking the switch and bringing the bike to life. She growled beautifully, the low, thundering rumble of her engine sounding far more visceral and primal than your brotherâs sports bike did. Perhaps it was the design of the lower-slung Bonneville, with its visible parts that made you think of a Steampunk aesthetic, but you instantly preferred it. Plus, the double seat looked way more cushioned â and less precarious â than the one youâd perched on to get to the cafe that morning.
Oats got himself comfy while you slid your helmet on, then he looked over his shoulder at you and nodded, so you took that as your cue and got settled on the pillion seat behind him. The footpegs were already down. The pulsing purr of the machine beneath you was almost enough to distract you from the fact that you were entrusting your life to a relative stranger, whom youâd never seen ride before, and as you climbed on and rested your hands politely on his shoulders, you felt a shiver travel through your whole nervous system.
âDo whateverâs comfortable for you, obviously,â Oats said over the noise of his bike, âBut if you want to hold my waist â if you can actually get your arms around my middle, that is,â he chuckled self-effacingly, ââ feel free. Totally up to you.â
âThanks,â you yelled back, and, because apparently that pesky demon of confidence was still kicking around, you hugged his torso.
It was wonderful.
Slowly snaking your arms around his middle, you felt your chest press against his back and you caught the way he inhaled slowly and tried not to wonder what it meant. It felt so good to hold him that you had to remind yourself it wasnât a hug. It was to keep you in place while a gorgeous stranger drove you home on his equally gorgeous bike. With a final thumbs-up to check you were happy, to which you replied with a nod of your head and tried not to clack your helmet against his, he pulled away and your heart leapt for the sheer joy of it.
Where the R1 was built for sleek speed and bursts of power, the Bonneville was build to be enjoyed, and oh gosh, did you enjoy every curve.
And not just the curves in the road, either.
Oats was soft, but he was solid, and the urge to rest one hand on his thick thigh was almost overwhelming, until he took the corners at just the right pace to be exhilarating without you having to worry about your safety, and you clung on instead and laughed behind the safety of your visor.
It was all over way too soon, and as the Bonneville chugged into your road like a steam train and halted outside your poky, terraced house with its quaint little kitchen garden out the front in the postage-stamp of space between the pavement and the house, your heart squeezed painfully in your chest. Please donât let this be it, you thought desperately.
You went through the motions of getting carefully off the bike without staggering or falling, and again, Oats held out his hand to help steady you. You gripped his fingers gratefully and when you gave an extra little squeeze to his hand at the end, you could have sworn he answered with one of his own and a throaty chuckle.
He dismounted too, which surprised you, and you wondered if you were going to have to ask him inside. As much as you wanted that in principle, you desperately didnât want it to happen today because the house was a mess: laundry was still hanging up all over the place, and youâd cooked a curry the previous night and it was definitely still lingering in the air.
Oats took off his helmet but left his bike idling, which went a little way to reassuring you, and when you looked more closely at his expression, you thought you saw a hint of something familiar lingering in the corners of his eyes. Was he nervous?
Swallowing thickly, his Adamâs apple bobbing behind the thick, 5 oâclock shadow that looked like it lingered pretty constantly no matter the time of day, Oats took a deep breath, held it, and then smiled at you. âFuck,â he exhaled, and laughed. âIâm⊠very rusty at all this.â He held his helmet in both hands before him, toying with the strap.
âIf I gave you my number, would you maybe like to meet up again?â you asked, taking pity on the man.
âVery much,â he said softly. âLike I said, Natalie is with her mum for the holidays, and apart from a wedding Iâm covering next week, this is a pretty slow time of year for me. Iâm free⊠mostly whenever.â
The reminder that he had a daughter with someone else did make you wonder what you were letting yourself in for. Children werenât really something you had any expense of, since neither you nor your brother had shown any parental inclinations yet, and you werenât particularly close to your cousins who had small kids.
âOk, let me give you my number and we can figure something out.â
That done, he slid his phone back into his pocket and zipped it up, biting gently at his lower lip for a moment. âI know itâs bold,â he said, âBut may I kiss you?â
Your heart skipped and soared. Breathless, you looked up at him and whispered, âYes.â
His tiny, gentle, lopsided smile heralded the kissâ approach, and he took your jaw delicately in one, leather-gloved hand as he leaned down and brushed his lips against yours. They were soft but insistent against yours, and you answered with a little moan as your eyes fluttered shut.
He groaned, pulling you closer with a low growl so that you were pressed flush against him for a moment before he stepped back and exhaled roughly. âFuck,â he breathed. âThank you. Iâll⊠Iâll see you soon?â
You nodded, feeling like you were floating inches above the ground.
You watched him re-mount his bike and adjust himself a little once he was settled, then he revved it playfully for you, and rode away after a final look back at you. He flipped his visor down as he pulled away, and you watched the bike and its rider disappear down the road.
âSoonâ couldnât come soon enoughâŠÂ
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The Weirdest Things MC has Seen the Brothers Doing
Lucifer: Sleeping, but like. In the most insanely uncomfortable positions just he just passed out wherever he was sitting/standing. They've found him asleep draped over furniture, upright against a bookcase, and even in the middle of the floor like a deadman. Guy needs naps.
Mammon: Literally anything he does with his money. It's pretty unhealthy, honestly. He has a whole shrine made of counterfeit Grimm that he has stashed away for good luck and he recites love songs while he cleans Goldie.
Levi: Whatever it is, I promise you that involves slutty cosplay, compromising position, and probably a camera somewhere. There is a reason that door is locked.
Satan: Anything he does whenever he's trying to be more "cat-like." Look me in the eye and tell me that he hasn't licked milk from a bowl at least once. You can catch him drinking from glasses this way too if he gets too distracted.
Asmo: He strikes me as the kind of person who does really fringe, psudeo New-Age body maintenance rituals like wrapping his entire face in seaweed or rubbing his whole body with crystals. Whether or not it works, it'll look really weird to walk into.
Beel: Beel just... randomly licking or taking a bite out of everyday objects to see what they taste like. If something has an appetizing color, he'll eat flowers AND the vase they came in without anyone there to stop him. MC has seen him ripping chunks out of a couch.
Belphie: Words just pour out of Bephie's mouth when he's asleep sometimes. Most of the time it's gibberish, but like a monkey with a typewriter occasionally he'll just spit out the entirety of Hamlet in his sleep for no reason.
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Angeleyes.Â
~ gif not mine credit to owner ~
Pairing: Bucky Barnes x fem!Reader
Summary: Y/n sings Angeleyes in front of her ex boyfriend and his new girl.
Word count: 2,010
Warnings: mentions of cheating, singer!reader (warning?) sexual innuendos. Bucky isâŠwell heâs just gross in this.
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âAre you ready Y/n/n?â
âReady as Iâll ever beâ
Swallowing her nerves she stepped on to the stage, the bright lights nearly blinding her, her heart beating rapidly all disappeared when the music vibrated through her whole body, as always when she was on a stage she came alive.
keep thinking 'bout his angel eyes
keep thinking, ah-ah
The girl under his arm smiled hugely at him when the lyrics filled the room. He smiled back before placing a soft kiss to her lips which had the girl blushing.
Last night, I was taking a walk along the river, And I saw him together with a young girl
And the look that he gave her made me shiver, 'Cause he always used to look at me that way
His heart stopped. He knew that voice.
Whipping his head from the girl to the stage he started to shift in his seat. He knew the singer standing on the stage like she belonged there, like she was put on to this earth to perform.
He remembers the first time he heard her sing, she was in the shower putting on a performance of a life time to the shampoo and conditioner bottles. When he asked her to sing to him she blushed violently before agreeing, she was so shy when she wasnât singing but the moment she did she gained everyoneâs attention.
Some nights after a pacticular nightmare he would ask her to sing something for him, she would always pick something from his era.
Then I thought maybe I should walk right up to her and say
"Ah-ha-ha, it's a game he likes to play"
She was a friend of Natâs who had introduced the team to her, her and Bucky hit off straight away.
âDo you want to play a game?â Bucky asked once they were alone in the tower.
âWhat kind of game?â
âTruth or dareâ
âOkayâ
The game started off pretty innocent until Bucky dared her to kiss him. So she did.
The kiss ended up with them naked, panting for breath in his bed.
A few weeks later Bucky asked her out and she said yes.
Look into his angel eyes. One look and you're hypnotised
âBuck has anyone ever told you that your eyes are perfect?â Y/n asked one day as they were lying in bed together.
âNo, do you think they are?â
âItâs like youâve got angel eyesâ
âAngel eyes?â
âYep! Oh and they are so hypnoticâ
Bucky barked out a laugh, he had always been told that his eyes were nice but thisâŠthis was new.
âHypnotic? Baby can my eyes hypnotise you?â
âMaybe, no definitely canâ she answered.
âLetâs put this to the test shall we?â
Neither one left the room for that whole day.
He'll take your heart and you must pay the price. Look into his angel eyes
Thatâs all she did, she gave and gave whilst he just took everything not once giving her the same or even a slither of what she gave him.
She gave him her heart, her soul, her body on a silver platter and he took it. The moment he was done he took the silver platter and smashed it on the ground letting it break into tiny little pieces, stomping on it just to finish the job.
He did it all whilst looking at her with those bright baby blue eyes, the ones that reminded her of an angel, no harm could be done not when he had those angel eyes.
What a lie.
You'll think you're in paradise
And one day you'll find out he wears a disguise
She was on cloud nine, her landlord had rang her earlier that day to say that he was getting maintenance out to fix the pipe under her sink that had been playing up for weeks. She had gotten the promotion at work, the one that she had worked so hard for.
Bucky had told her to come to the tower after work, said that he planning something special for them both. He always did that, always planning things for them he was the first boyfriend she ever had that always made time for her, always made her feel like she worth more than life had to offer, always one step ahead of the game.
He made her feel safe, secure and loved.
Until she walked happily into the tower and saw him with a brunette lips locked together.
Don't look too deep into those angel eyes. Oh no, no, no, no
âJamie who is this?â the brunette asked looking at Y/n.
âA friendâ
âOh itâs so nice to meet you Iâm Dolores but you can call me Dot, Iâm Jamieâs fiancĂ©eâ
Y/n looked at the womanâs left hand and sure enough there was a silver band with a huge rock sitting on her finger, her teary eyes met his angel eyes her heart breaking even more when she saw no remorse. She had no choice but to shake the womanâs hand.
Making up a lie to the woman who accepted it Y/n rushed out of the room to the elevator, looking back to see Buckyâs eyes trained on her.
(Ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha) (Ah-ha-ha, ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha)
(Ah-ha-ha) I keep thinking 'bout his angel eyes I keep thinking, ah-ah)
She was the other woman. She was the other woman and none of his friends told her, Nat hadnât even told her and she knew. Nat knew Y/n was in love with a man who was engaged to someone else and she didnât even tell her.
That night she curled up on the couch tears streaming heavily down her cheeks, the thought of sleeping in the bed that held the memories of them sweaty and naked in her bed and that was just that morning, made her feel physically sick.
Sometimes when I'm lonely, I sit and think about him. And it hurts to remember all the good times. When I thought I could never live without him
Bucky. Bucky. Bucky.
Like a fool thatâs all she thought about. She thought about a man who had used her, made her into something she always swore she would never be, the man who took her heart in the palm of his hand a squeezed until there was hardly anything left to squeeze out.
He didnât try once to reach out to her to try and explain or to try and make out that this Dot lady was a crazy woman who was just making things up, even though she knew it would have been a lie she kept expecting him to show up at her door and tell her that.
Was she a bad person? Should she have told Dot that her fiancé was a cheater? Would the woman believe her? Would it even make a difference?
He made her feel loved, she was in love with him whole heartedly and all she was to him was some dumb naive play thing whilst his fiancée was probably planning their wedding. There was never a dull moment between her and Bucky, their year together was full of passion, love, laughter. The memories he left her with were good, happy and now they were tainted.
He took a year of her life and the whole time she meant nothing to him when he was her world. Her mom always did say that when she loved she loved hard, and it was true.
Stupidly she thought she was going to spend the rest of her life with him.
And I wonder, does it have to be the same. Every time when I see him, will it bring back all the pain?
She had managed to avoid him out on the streets or stores until one fateful night when she had gone to the store after work to pick some more ice cream up, as she walked down the aisles her music blaring through her headphones she caught a glimpse of him laughing with Steve. Neither one noticed her.
Her heart ached at the sight of him. It had been over six months since she last saw him and every single thing she tried so hard to forget came rushing back. Dropping the basket she was carrying on the ground she rushed out of the store.
Not knowing that Bucky had seen her fleeing away from him.
Ah-ha-ha, how can I forget that name?
If it wasnât in her memories his name haunted it was online.
âJames Barnes and Dolores Roberts tie the knot in beautiful ceremonyâ the headlines read, in the photos they stood there with huge smiles on their faces.
âJames Barnes injured on a mission in Russiaâ the urge to phone and check up on him had her throwing her phone across the room.
âJames and Dolores Barnes expecting first baby togetherâ
âJames Barnesâ
âJames Barnesâ
âJames Barnesâ
Though the world didnât know about her they didnât let her forget his name.
Look into his angel eyes. One look and you're hypnotized
His eyes haunted her dreams. The worst part of it all was that they still brought her peace and safety.
He'll take your heart and you must pay the price. Look into his angel eyes, You'll think you're in paradise. Then one day you'll find out he wears a disguise. Don't look too deep into those angel eyes. Crazy 'bout his angel eyes. Angel eyes
He took my heart and now I pay the price
He sat there and watched as she owned the stage, he took each word she heavenly sang in. The guilt eating more and more away at him for the way things went between them, he was so caught up in the moment of being able to get away with cheating on his then fiancĂ©e now wife that he didnât think about the damage he was causing anyone else.
At least not his Y/n.
Look into his angel eyes
He loved the way she called him Angeleyes, at first it was something silly she would say to wind him up but then it became a name that every time she called it him she had his full attention, he even stopped answering to Bucky when it came from her.
You'll think you're in paradise
Bucky had no idea how his straying away from Dot began, he doesnât even remember the first womanâs name or how she looked. Meeting Y/n was the best thing to ever happen to him, being with her was definitely like being in paradise. She wasnât just another woman he cheated on his fiancĂ©e with, no she had his heart.
Then one day you'll find out he wears a disguise. Don't look too deep into those angel eyes. Oh no, no, no, no
He never wore a disguiseâŠhe was always himself with her. Well apart from telling her that he was engaged to another woman.
keep thinking. Keep thinking 'bout his angel eyes (ah-ha-ha)
Keep thinking (ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha). Keep thinking, had to pay the price (ah-ah, ah-ah-ah)
Keep thinking (ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha) Keep thinking 'bout his angel eyes (ah-ah-ah). Keep thinking (ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha)
As the song came to an end everyone in the place stood and cheered, the girl under his arm that was most definitely not his wife as she was at home looking after their three year old and nine week old baby, stood up clapping along with the rest not knowing that the song she had been dancing along to was about the man she was on her third date with, nor did she know that he was married with two children. The cheering slowly came to a stop, Bucky watched as his Y/n climbed down the three steps off the stage and jumped into a manâs arms.
His Angeleyes filling with tears when he saw the man take her face into his hands and placed his lips to hers.
His heart breaking when he caught the light reflecting off a ring, a ring that sat on her left hand.
Keep thinking, I had to pay the price (ah-ah, ah-ah-ah). Keep thinking (ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha)
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connie x bimbo cheerleader!black reader
finally got a chance to continue this concept! i actually like how it turned out even though it doesnât show the whole bimbo cheerleader aspect. i just got carried away into the fic but i might think up more hcsâŠanyways enjoy!
ever since connie asked you out and your relationship progressed, he felt pressure. he felt some kind of pressure from anyone whoâs ever known you or him to do things that he wasnât used to doing.
âsheâs high maintenance.â he knew that and didnât mind catering to you whenever he could. you were the sweetest person ever and deserved the world.
âsheâs way out of your league man. ainât no way you pulled thatâ maybe you were but if you didnât care, neither did he.. at least he tried not to. you were beautiful, smart, funny, sexy, kind, everything someone would only get in a dream.
âsheâs too good for you. you donât know how to handle herâ they spoke of you as if you could be handled like a pet or something. like you were this wild animal he had to tame or youâd spiral out of control. most of the time connie didnât care about what was said but if he was left with his thoughts for too long, itâd be good for no one.
âconnie, you been ignoring and avoiding me. why?â he couldnât tell you that.
âthereâs a lot of stuff on my mind.â
âwhat, so you donât have time for me anymore? you have time for basketball and everything else.â
âitâs not you.â
âthatâs hard to believe.â
ây/n.. can you please? i donât wanna talk right now.â you were visibly hurt. he could never tell you to go away but something was different today. he didnât wanna let you see him in a way that you werenât used to seeing
âoh really?â he could see your body shift at his words and it hurt him to see you like that but he didnât wanna burden you with his insecurities. âwell,â you looked down at your shoes. âlet me know whenever youâre ready to talk.â he knew how you operated and even though you insinuated that your lines of communication would be open to him still, that phrase for you only meant that youâd have your phone on dnd for the rest of the day and there was no getting through to you until the end of it.
the day went on and connie found himself standing outside of the door of your last class, waiting for you to walk out of it. his thoughts had been consuming him all day but all he wanted was you in his arms to take all of that away. he couldnât afford for you to be upset with him right now.
ây/n.â connie grabbed your arm as he saw you nearly walk past without acknowledging him. you looked at the loose grip on your arm.
âconstance.â
âstop that.â
âstop what?â
âthat. being childish, you know i donât like when you call me that.â
âand i donât like when youâre not honest with me.â you crossed your arms stern over your chest, letting him know you werenât backing down from the topic at hand earlier.
âay, tesoroâŠcan we please not do this right now?â you shrugged.
âmaybe not now but we have to talk about it after practice. promise?â you held out your pinky. of course connie wouldnât tell anyone his feelings if he didnât have to but it was you. he wanted to be able to do anything for you so he intertwined his pinky with yours.
âgood. call me later?â
âof course, i love you.â he leaned in to quickly place a peck on your cheek before he left to get ready for practice while you waited for your mom to get you because you didnât have cheer practice that day.
when practice was over, connie went home and make sure all his stuff was done before he decided to call you. the two of you called each other almost every night but this particular call was making him nervous.
âiâm guessing youâre ready to talk?â connie sighed loudly and you giggled at how annoyed he was but you pondered about why sharing his feelings was so difficult with you.
âi guess so.â
âso, whatâs been going on? whatâs been on your mind?â connie didnât think heâd have to address these particular concerns with you and was worried as to if youâd judge him or not even though that wasnât your character.
âjustâŠsome insecurities, thatâs all.â
âelaborate, please?â
âpeople say i donât deserve you and i donât like how that makes me feel.â you didnât like how that made you feel either and connieâs softened tone hadnât made it easier. âmakes me feel like a shitty boyfriend, ya know? like what do they think iâm doing wrong? am i doing anything wrong? whatâs wrong with me? do you really deserve betteââ
âbaby.â you interrupted his rambling. âyouâre perfect, okay? you have nothing to prove to me and especially not to whoever is saying those things to you.â you sweet voice calmed connie over the phone but he knew heâd feel much better if he had one of your hugs to pair along with it. âi love you, you love me and thatâs all that matters. nobody else, nothing else, alright?â connie stayed quiet for a moment before answering.
âyeah.â
ânobody else, nothing else.â in the back of connieâs mind, he didnât think he deserved you. he believed he was too flawed for you and you were supposed to have someone as perfect as yourself. but you didnât care about any of that. you loved connie for connie and no matter how imperfect he thought he was, he was perfect for you.
ânow, how was practice?â
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