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made with love, my valentine |janitor!eddie munson x teacher!reader|
prompt: you recruit eddie's help to make valentines for your class.
contains: fluff. just lovey dovey, lovesick fluff. early in their relationship, but super sweet <3
“There?”
Eddie grunted as lightly as he could, one hand holding the bouts of frilly, lace paper hearts, the other balancing the loaded staple gun that he should definitely not be holding so carelessly on a ladder.
“Yes, that looks perfect.” You gave a quick nod from below, holding his ladder steady.
Eddie caught a glimpse of the tiny smile you gave when your eyes met, beaming from the inside out the way you always did. His knees felt weak, heart skipping with an adrenaline rush of adoration and heat that poured out of his chest, crept all the way up to his cheeks. He hoped you couldn’t see, that his hair hid his blushing grin.
“Perfect.” You grinned, stepping back when Eddie stepped down, work boots wedged into the old, creaky ladder. “That looks amazing. So much better than I could’ve done.”
“I don’t think that’s true,” Eddie shook his head, looking around the fully decorated classroom. You’d gone all out. You always did, trying to make the holidays the very best for your kids. Decorating to the nines, even with the little supplies and budget you had. You were crafty, that was for sure, a talent that always left Eddie in complete and utter awe.
“You did a helluva job without me. This place looks sick.” Eddie’s finger jammed against a paper heart that was dangling from the ceiling.
“Sick is good right? Sick in a good way?” You giggled, light and airy. Eddie knew his heart was stopping.
“Yeah, o-oh yeah, sorry, no, I didn’t- I didn’t mean it like sick, bad. No, sick-sick means good. Sick in a good way, like a cool way, ya know? Or that’s what I meant. When I use it, it means good and cool, n-not ew sick as in ill-” Eddie’s cheeks flamed, stammering around fumbled words. The last thing he wanted was to insult you, he would never.
“I’m joking with you, Ed.” You grinned, bumping your hip playfully against his. “I’m glad you like it. It took me hours.”
“Right, yeah,” Eddie swallowed the lump in his throat. “Hours?”
“Yeah, I mean, I had some of it from the years before, but most of the glue started coming undone, or they got all crinkled, so I had to start over.” You shook your head lightly. “My hands are completely torn apart. I have so many paper cuts.” You giggled, holding up your hands for Eddie to see. He had to fight the urge to hold them, intertwine your fingers in his like you had the weekend before.
“Looks pretty gnarly, sweetheart.” Eddie sucked in a breath, pointer finger tracing over the cut on your knuckle, leaving you shuddering. “Should’ve asked me to help. Could’ve at least brought you some gloves to wear.”
“It was fine. I did it during my planning period mostly.” Not a total lie. You had done most of it on your planning, and the other at home, until nearly two in the morning, when you were slumped over piles of shredded construction paper and glue sticks.
“But, if you’re offering,” The sing-song in your voice had Eddie’s heart lurching with hope, trying to still himself, remain cool at your soft smile. “I do need to finish up making Valentine’s for the class.”
You paused, giving him a tiny grin, lip tucked between your teeth. “And by finish, I mean I haven’t actually started.” Your lashes batted at him so sweetly, like you needed to sway him. Like he was on the fence of saying no, rejecting spending time with you? As if.
“Yeah, yeah, of course.” Eddie tried to play it cool, shoving his hands in his utility pants pockets. “Whatever you need me for. I’ve finished for the night, so y’know… ‘M all yours.”
“Well,” You hummed, neck craning to look at the clock. “If you’re done, I thought maybe we could go back to my place?” Eddie was sure he was going to pass out, head reeling at your words.
“I just think that would be a little more comfy just to not… be here, ya know? I can order us a pizza and we can knock these out.” You paused for a moment, really scanning Eddie’s features. “Maybe you could stay the night if you want? If it gets too late.”
“Yes,” Eddie blurted before his mind could rationalize him stopping, eyes wide and words dripping with eagerness. “I mean, yeah, that would be… great.”
“Great,” You repeated, your own heart thumping with excitement that spilled all the way to your face, lips curling in a wide grin. “I just, um, let me grab a few things, and- You remember where it is, right?”
How could he forget? Eddie had been beyond nervous, palms too sweaty every time he came to pick you up. The handful of dates you’d been on were slowly becoming more and more frequent.
“Yeah, I do.” Eddie’s lips twitched, swallowing down his excitement, maybe his nerves. “I just gotta put this up and lock up, and I’ll meet you there?”
“See you in a few.” The words squeezed out of your chest, clutching your planner close to your body, slinging your purse over your shoulder.
“Oh, is pepperoni okay with you?” You stopped, turning the lock to your classroom, your voice echoing down the dim lit hallway towards Eddie. Damn, he had moved fast with that ladder, practically sprinted down the hall.
“Perfect for me.” Eddie called back, curls bobbing when he nodded. He’d nearly flung the ladder into the small hole of a janitor’s closet, snatching his lunch pail and keys before sprinting to the front, locking up and sailing down the cement stairs at the front of the school.
Every second that went by was a second too long, tires flying over the snow dusted roads that led to your small home. The porch light was on when he arrived, bright and warm and welcoming.
Eddie hesitated for a moment, whether he should ring the bell or just walk in. You knew he was coming, what would be the harm in going in? Still, it felt rude just to barge right in. Just to walk in felt arrogant, and what if you were naked? What if you were naked? Eddie’s cheeks began to heat, squirming at the thought.
“Hey,” The door opened before Eddie could decide, leaving him standing there, wide eyed and blinking in your presence. “Sorry, didn’t mean to startle you.” You giggled, leaning against the doorframe lightly.
“I couldn’t remember if I left it unlocked or not, and then I saw you standing here, so…” You trailed off, a little unsure of what to say, what not to say. It was all still so new.
“Yeah, s-sorry, I, uh, I was just trying to see if I-I left my wallet in the van.” Eddie stuttered out a lie, patting his pocket for emphasis, heart slightly dropping when he didn’t feel it there. Shit, did he leave it in the van?
“No worries, um, come on in.” You stepped back, opening the door for him.
Eddie immediately was wrapped in a warmth, a soft, sweet aroma that smelt entirely yours. He loved it, the few times he’d come over, every time it left him just as light and airy.
“Thanks so much for coming to help me.” You hummed, watching Eddie carefully from your place in the door frame as he shed his winter jacket, hanging it on the hook. “I thought I was going to be up all night again trying to make these.”
“Again?” Eddie lifted a brow, his tone teasing. “Sweetheart, you just call me whenever, alright? I’ll come over any time and help you out. Even if it’s the middle of the night.”
Your giggle was music to his ears, heart bursting at your smile. “That’s sweet, thank you.” Your smile warmed over him, left him spinning with desire. “I just need to finish these. I have six done, I think?”
Eddie followed you into your kitchen, stacks of construction paper laid out with scissors and hot glue guns, a list of names propped on the middle. “It was easier last year. I only had twenty-two kids, but with the zoning and all these new kids coming in…” You shook your head lightly, thirty-three kids listed on the attendance sheet. Eddie remembered Steve bitching about it at the beginning of the school year. He still wasn’t sure how either one of you handled it, but you both made it work, despite the district uncaring.
“Yeah, I bet it’s… rough.” Eddie nodded, pulling out a seat. “You just tell me what to do, and I’ll do it. I’m yours for the night.”
Your smile spread, sitting next to Eddie. You showed him how to cut the hearts out, hot glue the paper lace on the edges, then press the other heart on the back to hide it. Eddie made them, setting them to the side so you could address them.
The better part of two hours was spent in your kitchen, giggling and chatting over pizza and beer, wiping your greasy fingers off on napkins so it didn’t stain the cards. You both wanted them to be pristine, perfect.
“So, uh, what-” Eddie cleared his throat gently, trying to shake the rattle in his voice from his nerves. “What are you doin’ on Valentine’s Day?”
He felt your eyes on him, but he couldn’t bring himself to meet your gaze. “A-Any big plans?” Eddie cringed at the tweaking crack in his voice. He felt like he was in junior high again, asking Lisa Caltrelli out to the Sweethearts Dance. He hoped you wouldn’t reject him like she did.
“No,” Your voice squeaked in response, creasing the paper between your fingers from your tight grip. You don’t know why you were so nervous, I mean, Eddie and you had been out before. It shouldn’t have shocked you so much when he asked you, but still, you were filled with an excited thrill.
“No, I-I didn’t really plan to do anything. I mean, I would like to, but I just… I haven’t made plans.” You winced at your babbled answer, anything but cool.
There was a pause, one that left your heart dropping with fear, your hands shook when you cut out the heart on red construction paper. “Um, well, I-I was just wondering if, if you’re not busy- shit, well, I know you just said you’re not busy. I just- I was wondering if you’d want to maybe go and get dinner?” Eddie’s wide eyes met yours, rounded with complete and utter fear and hope, like a deer in headlights.
“With me?” His mouth was dry, heart beating so fast he could feel it in his eyeballs, sweat starting to bead at his hairline.
You tried to swallow down your own excitement, heart soaring with adrenaline, biting back a wide grin and a squeal. “Yeah,” You nodded, lips curling and eyes shining. “Yeah, I would. I would love to go out with you again.”
“Really?” Eddie blinked, the words falling from his mouth before he could stop them. “I mean, really? Uh, great, that sounds… great.” Eddie ducked his own head down, gluing the paper lace to the heart, hoping his curls hid his pink cheeks and dimpled grin.
“I was thinking we could go to Dino’s- Do you like Italian food?”
“Yeah, I do. Love Dino’s.” You nodded.
“Great. Um, my buddy, Jeff is the manager there now, and they do this Valentine’s Day special. It’s- It’s not anything crazy, they just put like candles and rose petals and shit on the tables, but he said he could get us in.” Eddie’s knee bounced, buzzing with excitement.
“That sounds amazing,” You tapped the pen against the table, lips twitching with a smile you tried to hide. “It’s a date.”
Eddie laughed, grinning so wide you thought your heart might burst. “I’ll pick you up at seven? Is that enough time?”
“That’s perfect. I’ll have to clean up after the Valentine’s Day party, but-”
“-I’ll help you.” Eddie nodded eagerly. “I’ll swing by after I get done in the cafeteria. I’ll help you clean up.”
“Thank you.” You smiled sheepishly, ducking back to your craft.
Eddie’s hands were clammy when he leaned in to kiss you later that night, at your doorway, under the glow of the street lamp outside. He was even more surprised when you wrapped your arms around him, pulled him closer and deeper into the kiss, one that left you both swooning and heads swirling with adoration.
The next morning, Eddie was beyond pumped, eager for the day, knowing he had a date tonight. He nearly missed the small red heart that was waiting on his desk- a Valentine, from you.
“Happy Valentine’s Day, Eddie. I can’t wait to see you tonight.”
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faking sick / sim jaeyun
how were you gonna say no to your boyfriend who was cutely pouting and begging you to stay home by just clinging to you like a leech? gotta tell your boss you aren't making it into work today.
it was almost time for you to get up and start preparing for the day, but jaeyun had other plans. his arms were wrapped around you in a bear hug so tight it was like he thought you might disappear if he let go. his hold was warm and comforting, and the soft rise and fall of his chest against your back made it even harder to think about leaving the bed.
"jaeyunie, let go. i need to get up and go to work," you murmured, attempting once again to pry his arms off. but instead of loosening, he only tightened his grip, burying his face deeper into your neck. his voice was muffled but clear enough as he whined, "do you really want to leave me all alone, lonely, bored, and sad in this house by myself? how cruel of you, baby."
you couldn't help but roll your eyes at his exaggerated tone, but a smile crept onto your face. jaeyun wasn’t always this clingy, but when he was, it was undeniably adorable. it was one of those rare mornings when he was a total cuddle bug, and you loved every second of it, even if it made getting out of bed a challenge.
"jake, stop being dramatic," you teased, lightly patting his arm. instead of letting go, he gasped in mock offense, giving your hip a gentle slap. "oh, excuse me for wanting to spend time with my girlfriend who is clearly taking me for granted," he shot back, pouting like a child.
you laughed softly, threading your fingers through his messy hair. "i do love spending time with you, but i really have to get ready," you said, though the resolve in your voice was weakening.
"just stay a little longer," he pleaded, his voice softening into a gentle whisper. "i promise i’ll make it worth your while."
his words sent a warm shiver down your spine, and you felt your resolve cracking. how could you say no when he looked at you with those sleepy eyes, full of adoration? "jake..." you began, but the words faltered as he pressed a soft kiss to your neck.
"please?" he added, his voice barely above a whisper, but it was enough to tip you over the edge. the thought of leaving this warmth, this comfort, seemed unbearable.
with a deep sigh, you finally relented. "okay, fine. you win," you muttered, reaching for your phone on the bedside table. quickly, you typed out a message to your boss, explaining that you weren’t feeling well and needed to take a sick day. as you hit send, jaeyun’s face lit up with a triumphant smile.
"yes!" he cheered softly, pulling you even closer. "best decision you’ve made all week."
"you’re impossible," you said, though you were already melting into his embrace.
"i know, but you love me for it," he teased, pressing a kiss to your forehead.
"i do," you admitted, snuggling deeper into his arms. "but you better make this day worth it."
"oh, trust me," he said with a smirk, "i have big plans for us."
with that, the two of you settled back into the warmth of the bed, the world outside forgotten for a little while longer.
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The CEO Collision - Part Four
Pairing: CEO!Seonghwa x CEO!reader (f)
Warnings / content for Part Four: alcohol consumption, profanities, angst, seonghwa talks about a toxic person in his past, mention of a restraining order and going through a rough breakup, lotssss of fluff in this part after the initial angst parts. Please note that other than Ateez, all other character names used are fictional.
Word Count: 9.3k
Masterlist for The CEO Collision
A month later, your relationship with Seonghwa had evolved into something far more intense than you’d ever expected. Your days were filled with teasing glances, stolen kisses, and luxurious dates that always ended in nights that left you breathless, and overall, a lot of sex. It was magnetic, fiery, and consuming in the best way.
Yet, in the quiet moments, when the rush of adrenaline faded, a nagging thought lingered at the back of your mind. You still hadn’t asked him about the past.
You’d told yourself it didn’t matter. That the way he touched you, cared for you, and looked at you as though you were his entire world was enough. And maybe it was—until the reality of your arrangement crept in. You couldn’t ignore the fact that the delay in finalizing your engagement had real consequences for his company. You knew Seonghwa wouldn’t push you, but every passing day added to the strain.
But tonight, that would change.
If you were going to marry this man, you needed to understand everything—especially if it involved you.
The soft glow of candlelight illuminated your living room as you sat curled on the couch, waiting for him to arrive. You’d invited him over for dinner, deciding that the intimacy of your home would make the conversation easier, and because your family was away on a business trip that didn’t require your presence.
When the bell rang, your heart raced. You opened the door to find Seonghwa standing there, as composed and handsome as ever, a bouquet of your favorite flowers in hand.
“For you,” he said with a small smile, leaning in to press a kiss to your cheek.
“Thank you,” you replied, stepping aside to let him in. His presence filled the space effortlessly, the air shifting the way it always did when he was near.
Dinner was a quiet affair, filled with comfortable silences and the occasional light-hearted remark. But as the plates were cleared and the mood turned softer, you knew it was time.
“Seonghwa,” you started, your voice steady, though your hands fidgeted with the edge of the napkin in your lap. “There’s something I’ve been meaning to talk to you about.”
He set his wine glass down, his expression softening but still attentive. “What’s on your mind, my love?”
You took a deep breath, steadying yourself. “I… never really asked you about our past… the reason I resented you for so long.”
Seonghwa reached for your hands, his thumbs brushing gentle circles on your skin. “I’ve had a feeling you wanted to talk about this. I didn’t push because I wanted you to bring it up when you felt ready.”
“I just…” You hesitated, searching his face for a reaction. “You know, we slept together so many times before, and the next day, you acted like it didn’t matter. I understand we were drunk out of our minds, but… I don’t know. Maybe I don’t understand why things never grew between us back then?”
He sighed, his gaze dipping to where your hands intertwined. “I owe you the truth about that.” He paused, his tone carrying a weight that made your chest tighten. “I’ve always had feelings for you since we were 23, Y/N. Always. But… there were things happening back then that made it impossible for me to act on them.”
You frowned, tilting your head. “What things?”
“Do you know Shin Nayeon?” he asked cautiously.
Your eyebrows furrowed as you nodded. “Shin Group’s daughter?”
“Yes,” he confirmed. “When I was younger, my parents had an informal agreement with hers. It was one of those old-fashioned things—two families joking about marrying off their children to secure business ties. My parents never took it seriously, but hers did.”
You blinked, surprised by the revelation. “So… what happened?”
“When I turned 21, the Shins started pushing for an engagement,” he explained. “At the time, I was dating someone… someone I thought I’d marry. But Nayeon found out and intervened. She told my girlfriend at that time some horrible things, things that weren’t true, and it ended us.”
Your heart clenched at the sadness in his voice. “That’s awful.”
“She was relentless,” Seonghwa continued, his jaw tightening, his usual calm demeanor replaced by a rare vulnerability. “She spread rumors, made demands, and even tried to manipulate my parents. But they refused to entertain her. I thought that would be enough to stop her, but she didn’t back off. I filed a restraining order, but it was useless. Her family had too much influence—they got it dismissed before it even mattered.”
You absorbed his words, the pieces of the puzzle clicking into place. “So, when we…”
“I was protecting you,” he admitted, his voice barely above a whisper, yet the weight of his words hung heavily in the air. “I knew what I felt for you was real, but I couldn’t trust myself to keep you safe. Everything that came with being involved with me felt like too much of a risk. Nayeon would’ve found a way to hurt you, to drag you into her chaos. And…” He hesitated, his gaze dropping to the floor before returning to yours. “You’re Joong’s sister. He knew about Nayeon and what she was capable of. If I got involved with you and anything happened, he would’ve lost his mind.”
You processed his words, your emotions swirling. “Joong knew?”
“He knew about Nayeon,” Seonghwa admitted, rubbing the back of his neck. “Not about my feelings for you, though. But even without that, he was protective of you. If I’d let things progress between us, especially with you being from a wealthy family, Nayeon would’ve weaponized the media against you to have her way. I couldn’t let that happen.”
You looked at him, the conflict evident in his expression. “So, instead, you pushed me away... multiple times.”
“I thought it was the right thing to do,” he said, his voice thick with regret. “I thought I was sparing you from the mess, but I realize now that I just hurt you instead. I’m sorry, Y/N. I was selfish and scared.”
You stared at him, the weight of his confession sinking in. It explained so much—his distance, the tension, and the unspoken emotions between you all these years.
“I wish you’d told me sooner,” you said finally, your tone softer than you expected.
“I wish I had too,” he replied earnestly. “But now, I’m telling you everything because I don’t want to make the same mistake again. I want us to move forward with no secrets between us.”
You nodded slowly, feeling the honesty in his words. “Thank you for telling me.”
“And thank you for listening,” he said, his voice warm. The tension in the room eased slightly, but the connection between you only deepened. For the first time, it felt like the past wasn’t a barrier but a bridge to understanding each other better.
“So what happened to Nayeon after?” you asked, breaking the momentary silence. “I know she’s married now.”
“After nearly five years of harassing me, the Moon family approached her parents with a proposal for their second youngest son,” Seonghwa said, leaning back slightly, his expression a mix of relief and lingering exasperation. “He’s quite handsome and from a ridiculously wealthy family. One day, she came up to me and said she found someone more handsome and richer, and then just like that, she left me alone. I didn’t trust it at first, but after her wedding went through, I could finally breathe.”
You raised an eyebrow, incredulous. “Five years? That’s… insane.”
“It was,” he admitted, a bitter chuckle escaping him. “By the time she finally moved on, I had gotten used to looking over my shoulder. It took a while to realize she was really gone.”
You let his words sink in, the weight of what he’d endured slowly settling in your mind. “And during all that… you and I…”
“It was when we were pursuing our master’s degrees,” Seonghwa interjected, his gaze softening as he recalled the memory. “Do you remember?”
You nodded, a slight blush creeping up your cheeks.
“I remember waking up the next morning, hoping to see you still there,” he continued, his voice carrying a hint of wistfulness. “But you were gone. San and Jongho saw you leaving my place. They weren’t subtle about their surprise.”
You felt a twinge of embarrassment but pushed through it. “Yeah, well… I wasn’t exactly thinking straight back then.”
“It was a complicated time,” Seonghwa said gently, his eyes holding yours. “What threw me off was when I found out later that you got back together with your ex. I asked Joong about you, and he told me the news like it was nothing. I… wasn’t sure how to feel.”
You bit your lip, the weight of his words making your heart ache. “I didn’t know, Seonghwa. I had no idea how much it mattered to you back then.”
“It’s not your fault,” he said quickly, shaking his head. “I never said anything. I didn’t fight for what I wanted. I let the circumstances and my fears control me.”
You reached out, placing a hand on his. “Well, you’re here now, and so am I. Maybe it wasn’t the right time then, but it feels like it is now.”
His lips curved into a soft smile, his fingers intertwining with yours. “I’ll make sure I don’t waste it this time.”
The quiet promise in his voice sent a warmth through you, solidifying the unspoken understanding that despite the twists and turns of your past, you were both ready to move forward together.
-x-x-x-
Seonghwa adjusted his tie as he sat in the elegant sitting room of your family’s mansion. The late afternoon sunlight filtered through the large windows, casting a warm glow on the polished wood and tasteful decor. Your mother poured tea into delicate china cups, while your father leaned back in his chair, observing Seonghwa with an approving smile.
“I must say, Seonghwa,” your father began, his voice warm, “it’s always a pleasure having you here. Though, I admit I’m curious about the purpose of this visit. Joong told us you had something important to discuss.”
Seonghwa straightened his posture, his expression a mix of confidence and sincerity. “Yes, sir. I do.”
Hongjoong, who had been lounging casually on the couch, suddenly perked up, his eyes narrowing slightly as he studied Seonghwa. “This sounds serious.”
“It is,” Seonghwa admitted, taking a steadying breath. “I wanted to speak with you all because it concerns Y/N and our future together.”
Your mother’s hands paused mid-air as she reached for her tea. She exchanged a glance with your father, her curiosity piqued. “Go on,” she encouraged, her tone kind but intrigued.
Seonghwa clasped his hands together, leaning slightly forward. “I would like to ask for your permission to propose to Y/N.”
The room fell silent for a moment, the gravity of his words sinking in. Your parents shared a look of surprise, and even Hongjoong looked momentarily caught off guard even though Seonghwa told him before that he’d rather propose; he didn’t think Seonghwa would actually go through with it.
“A proposal?” your father echoed, his eyebrows raising slightly. “That’s… unexpected. Families like ours typically sit down and come to a mutual agreement about engagements.”
“I understand,” Seonghwa replied, his voice steady and respectful. “But I don’t want this to be just a formality or a business decision. Y/N means far more to me than that. I want to ask her properly, to show her that this is about love and partnership, not just obligation or tradition.”
Your mother’s expression softened, a pleased smile curving her lips. “That’s quite thoughtful of you, Seonghwa. I must say, it’s refreshing to hear this perspective.”
Hongjoong leaned back, crossing his arms. “You do realize Y/N isn’t exactly the easiest person to win over, right? You’re sure about this?”
“More than anything,” Seonghwa replied without hesitation.
Your father nodded slowly, a hint of pride in his eyes. “Well, I have to say, Seonghwa, you’ve impressed us since the very beginning. We’ve seen how much you respect and care for Y/N, and that’s what matters most to us.”
“Absolutely,” your mother added warmly. “You have our blessing.”
Hongjoong smirked, shaking his head slightly. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone this determined to deal with my sister. But you’ve got my support too—just don’t mess it up.”
Seonghwa chuckled softly, the tension in his shoulders easing. “Thank you. All of you. This means a lot to me.”
As he sipped his tea, Seonghwa couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of relief and anticipation. Now all that remained was picking the perfect ring for you and bringing his proposal plans to reality—a moment he was determined to make unforgettable.
-
“Hyung… oh my god, we’ve been to like, eight stores already,” Wooyoung groaned, rubbing his temples dramatically as he leaned against the glass counter of yet another upscale jewelry store. “How hard is it for you to pick a ring? Just pick one. They’re all shiny and expensive. She’ll love any of them.”
Seonghwa, unfazed, inspected yet another diamond solitaire ring under the bright store lights, tilting it slightly to see how the facets caught the light. “It’s not just about shiny and expensive, Wooyoung,” he said, his tone calm but firm. “It has to be perfect. She deserves that.”
Wooyoung threw his hands up in exasperation. “Okay, but does it have to be this hard? We’ve been at this for hours. My feet hurt, my patience is gone, and I think the saleslady over there is about two seconds away from calling security because she thinks we’re casing the place.”
Mingi, who was lounging on one of the plush chairs in the corner, laughed. “To be fair, hyung, you have been scrutinizing every single ring in the city like your life depends on it. At this point, just have one custom-made.”
Seonghwa sighed, placing the ring back onto its velvet display. “I thought about that, but custom orders take weeks, and I don’t want to wait that long. I need the proposal to happen soon.”
“Why the rush?” Wooyoung asked, raising an eyebrow.
Seonghwa hesitated for a moment before replying, “I’ve already waited too long to tell her how I feel. And with everything that’s happened recently… I want her to know I’m serious. I want her to know she’s my future.”
Wooyoung clutched his chest dramatically. “Aww, hyung, that’s so romantic. But also, can you speed this up? I need food. I’m dying here.”
Mingi rolled his eyes. “You’re not dying, Wooyoung. You’re just dramatic.”
As the two bickered, Seonghwa’s eyes fell on a particular ring—a classic design with a round brilliant-cut diamond surrounded by smaller diamonds, set on a delicate platinum band. It wasn’t overly flashy, but it exuded timeless elegance.
The sales associate noticed his interest and stepped forward with a warm smile. “Excellent choice, sir. This one is one of our most popular designs for proposals. It’s simple, yet elegant—a symbol of everlasting love.”
Seonghwa picked it up and examined it closely. It was perfect. It reminded him of you: elegant, understated, yet undeniably captivating.
“This is the one,” he said decisively, slipping the ring back into its box.
“Finally!” Wooyoung groaned, throwing his arms up in mock relief. “Can we eat now?”
Seonghwa chuckled, ignoring his friend’s dramatics. “Get the car while I pay,” he told Wooyoung whom immediately agreed, dragging Mingi along with him.
While Seonghwa paid for the ring, an idea popped up in his head, and he looked at the sales associate with a smirk on his face. “Do you do customized designs? Not for jewelry… but showpieces?”
-
Nari leaned back in her office chair, glancing cautiously at the glass walls of her workspace to ensure no one could overhear her conversation. Holding her phone close, she spoke in a hushed but amused tone.
“Look, Mr. Park, I’m telling you, don’t plan anything for this week,” she said, twirling a pen between her fingers. “Trust me on this—Y/N will not want to be on a yacht or anywhere fancy while she’s on her period.”
There was a short pause before Seonghwa’s voice came through, slightly hesitant. “Are you sure? She didn’t mention anything about it to me.”
Nari rolled her eyes, though her tone remained playful. “Of course she didn’t. She’s not going to tell you something like that directly, especially not when you’re still in the whole ‘charming romantic’ phase of your relationship. That’s why you’ve got me.”
Seonghwa sighed, clearly relieved. “Alright. Next week it is, then. She loves the sea, and I want her to enjoy every moment of it.”
“Exactly,” Nari agreed, tapping her pen against her desk. “Schedule the yacht for next week, and maybe throw in some spa time or a nice dinner this weekend instead. Keep things low-key for now.”
“I appreciate this,” Seonghwa said earnestly. “Thank you, Nari. I owe you one.”
She smirked, leaning forward. “Oh, you owe me more than one. I’m practically your accomplice at this point. If Y/N ever finds out I’m helping you plan all this behind her back, I’m denying everything.”
Seonghwa chuckled softly. “Noted. I’ll make sure to cover for you if it ever comes up.”
“Good,” Nari replied, checking the time. “Now go do your billionaire CEO thing or whatever. I’ve got real work to do.”
Seonghwa’s laughter was warm and genuine. “You’re a lifesaver, Nari. Thanks again.”
As the call ended, Nari shook her head with a small smile. “She better marry this guy,” she muttered under her breath before diving back into her paperwork.
-
Seonghwa stood behind the bar counter at Mingi’s establishment, his sleeves rolled up, a focused expression on his face. The bar was quiet this afternoon, Mingi having locked the doors to ensure no interruptions during their little mixology lesson.
Mingi leaned against the counter, watching Seonghwa’s meticulous movements with a mix of amusement and mild exasperation. “Hyung, you don’t have to look like you’re performing heart surgery. It’s just a cocktail.”
“This is Y/N’s favorite cocktail,” Seonghwa countered, his voice sharp with determination. “She said it’s the best drink in the world. I can’t mess this up.”
Wooyoung, seated on one of the barstools, swirled a mocktail in his hand. “Yeah, but I’m pretty sure if she knew you were going to this length, she’d already be swooning. You don’t have to perfect it, hyung.”
“Perfection is the bare minimum,” Seonghwa shot back, carefully measuring the ingredients. “Tell me again, Mingi. What’s the trick to getting that foam on top just right?”
Mingi smirked, reaching for a shaker. “It’s all in the shake. You’ve got to go hard and fast, no half-hearted effort. Like this.” He demonstrated with exaggerated movements, the shaker rattling loudly in his hands.
Wooyoung snickered. “I’ve seen you use those moves on the dance floor, Mingi. Impressive multitasking.”
Mingi flipped him off without missing a beat. “Watch and learn, Woo.” He poured the mixture into a glass, revealing a perfectly frothy layer. “Now you try, lover boy.”
Seonghwa took the shaker, his brows furrowed in concentration. He mimicked Mingi’s movements, his arms flexing as he shook the cocktail with vigor.
Wooyoung raised an eyebrow, leaning toward Mingi. “Hyung’s shaking that thing like it owes him money.”
Mingi snorted, but the laughter died quickly when Seonghwa poured the drink into a glass, revealing a near-perfect foam.
“Not bad,” Mingi admitted, clapping Seonghwa on the back. “You’re a quick learner.”
Seonghwa allowed himself a small, satisfied smile as he garnished the drink with precision. “She’ll love this.”
Wooyoung rolled his eyes. “You’re setting the bar too high for the rest of us, hyung. Can’t wait for Y/N to brag about how her fiancé makes her custom cocktails at home.”
Seonghwa’s expression softened at the word fiancé. “She deserves every bit of effort. I want everything about that night to be perfect.”
Mingi grinned, handing him the recipe card. “Well, you’ve got the drink down. Just don’t forget to actually ask her to marry you between impressing her with cocktails and gazing at her like a lovesick puppy.”
Seonghwa chuckled, slipping the card into his pocket. “Noted. Thanks for this, Mingi. And for keeping it a secret.”
“Anything for true love,” Mingi replied with mock seriousness, raising his mocktail in a toast.
Wooyoung smirked. “Anything except letting me have this cocktail for free, apparently.”
Mingi rolled his eyes. “Pay up or shut up, Woo.”
As the three men exchanged banter, Seonghwa couldn’t help but imagine your reaction, already counting down the days until the proposal.
---
The warm scent of lavender and eucalyptus surrounded you as you settled into the plush spa chair, your nails being meticulously painted by a skilled technician. Yeri sat beside you, her feet soaking in a tub of warm, scented water, a serene smile on her face that made you narrow your eyes suspiciously.
“You’re unusually chipper today,” you remarked, glancing at her out of the corner of your eye.
“Am I not allowed to be happy?” Yeri retorted, feigning offense.
“You dragged me to a whole-day spa retreat out of the blue,” you pointed out. “I mean, I’m not complaining, but what’s the occasion?”
She shrugged, a little too nonchalantly. “Does there have to be an occasion? Maybe I just wanted some girl time with my CEO best friend.”
You raised an eyebrow, unconvinced. “Yeri, the last time you did something like this, it was to butter me up before telling me you totaled your car that I bought you for your birthday.”
Yeri gasped dramatically. “I cannot believe you would bring up my darkest moment during such a relaxing day.”
You smirked. “So? What is it? Spill.”
She hesitated, fiddling with the edge of her robe. “Fine. Maybe I just thought you could use a day to unwind. You’ve been busy with work, and… things have been going really well with Seonghwa, haven’t they?”
The mention of his name made your cheeks warm. “They have. But what does that have to do with this?”
“Nothing!” she said quickly, a little too quickly. “I just thought, you know, you deserve to feel pampered.”
You narrowed your eyes. “You’re acting weird.”
“I am not acting weird,” she insisted, though the guilty flicker in her expression betrayed her.
Before you could press further, the nail technician announced she was finished, and Yeri sprang to her feet. “Massage time!” she said, grabbing your arm and practically dragging you toward the treatment rooms.
“Okay, now you’re definitely up to something,” you said as you followed her, laughing.
Later, during the massage, Yeri lay on her stomach, her face hidden in the cradle of the massage table. “You know,” she said, her voice muffled, “if Seonghwa ever proposes, you better say yes.”
The comment caught you off guard, and you turned your head toward her, frowning. “Where is this coming from?”
“Just saying,” she replied, her tone overly casual. “He’s, like, the perfect guy. Thoughtful, successful, hot…”
You laughed softly. “Are you trying to convince me to marry him?”
“Nope, not at all,” Yeri said quickly. “Just… planting a seed.”
You rolled your eyes, but a small smile tugged at your lips. “Seonghwa wouldn’t propose, Yeri. This is a business arrangement, so basically like a mutual engagement ceremony, not a get down on one knee kind of thing.”
Yeri bit her lip to stifle her grin. She couldn’t wait to see your reaction tomorrow.
-
The soft hum of the yacht's engine and the rhythmic sound of the waves crashing against the hull created a serene atmosphere. The sun was beginning its set on the horizon, casting the sky in hues of gold, pink, and lavender. The air was cool, the scent of the ocean salty and fresh, as it tousled your hair and tugged at your fitted white dress. You leaned against the railing of the top deck, your gaze lost in the vast, endless expanse of water, trying to take in the beauty of the moment.
It was peaceful, calming, perfect.
And then you felt Seonghwa’s presence behind you. You didn’t need to turn around to know it was him; you felt him before you saw him. His footsteps were slow, deliberate, the kind that made your heart flutter just a little.
“This view suits you,” his voice broke through the silence, low and intimate.
You turned to face him, catching a glimpse of his slightly tousled hair, the loose white linen shirt he was wearing flowing in the evening breeze. He looked effortlessly handsome, confident, and calm—but you could sense the tension in his jaw, the anticipation in his eyes.
“It’s beautiful,” you replied softly, giving him a smile as you gestured to the horizon. “I can’t remember the last time I had time to enjoy something like this.”
He stepped closer, his gaze not leaving yours. There was something in his eyes—something raw and vulnerable. But it was masked by the usual composure he wore.
“So, this is the yacht you bought?” you asked, unable to hide the playful tone in your voice. “Seems... extravagant.”
His lips curled into a half-smile, his eyes glinting with mischief. “Sort of,” he said, his tone light and casual, but there was a flicker of something beneath the surface.
You raised an eyebrow, sensing the hesitation. “Sort of?”
He chuckled, the sound deep and warm. “Okay, it’s Jongho’s yacht.”
“Jongho’s?” you repeated, half-laughing. “Didn’t you say you wanted to saw me the yacht you bought? And here I thought you were trying to impress me with your wealth.”
“Well, that too,” he admitted with a sly grin. “But I thought it would be the perfect setting for tonight.”
“Tonight?” You felt a flutter of curiosity in your chest. “What’s so special about tonight?”
He didn’t answer right away, only extended his hand toward you with a slow, deliberate motion. “Come with me. There’s something I want to show you.”
Without another word, you took his hand, your heart thumping against your chest as you followed him down to the main deck. The staff was nowhere in sight; it was just the two of you now, the quiet intimacy of the space wrapping around you.
The dinner table was set perfectly, with crisp white linens, glowing candles, and a stunning bouquet of your favorite flowers sitting in the center. The soft light from the candles flickered in the dimming twilight, casting a warm glow across everything.
You gasped softly, a smile forming on your lips. “Wow… Seonghwa, this is—”
“Do you like it?” he asked, his voice almost tentative.
You couldn’t help the laugh that bubbled up from within you. “Like it? I love it.”
He gave you a satisfied smile and pulled out your chair for you, a gentleman as always, though there was an unmistakable edge to his demeanor tonight.
As dinner went on, you were lost in the moment, savoring every bite of food, every glance between you two, and the rare, intimate silence that settled between you. The yacht gently rocked with the waves, the gentle hum of the engine setting a peaceful rhythm. But you could feel the change in the air. Something was different about tonight. Something was building.
When dessert came—a delicate chocolate mousse with fresh berries—Seonghwa suddenly stood up, his movements slow, deliberate. You followed his lead, your curiosity piqued.
“Y/N,” he said, his voice quieter now, more serious than before.
You set your spoon down, meeting his eyes. Your heart was racing now, a small flutter of anticipation at the back of your throat.
His gaze softened as he took a step closer to you, his presence overwhelming. “There’s something I’ve been meaning to ask you for a while now.”
You swallowed, your pulse quickening. “What is it?”
Instead of answering, he reached into his pocket, pulling out a small, velvet box. The moment you saw it, your breath caught in your throat. You couldn’t move, couldn’t breathe. Everything seemed to freeze.
“Y/N…” He lowered himself to one knee in front of you, his expression tender and vulnerable. “I know things didn’t start like a typical relationship, but what we’ve built together means everything to me. You mean everything to me, and I’m unconditionally in love with you. You’ve brought joy, peace, and a kind of love into my life I didn’t know I was missing. I want to spend the rest of my life with you. And so...”
He opened the box, revealing a stunning diamond ring, its facets catching the soft glow of the candles and reflecting the light as though it was alive. The room seemed to hold its breath as you stared at the ring, then back at him, the love in his eyes almost tangible.
His voice was barely a whisper as he asked, “Will you do me the honor of marrying me?”
You couldn’t speak right away, your heart in your throat, but your eyes welled with tears as you stared at him. Everything he’d said, everything he had done to make this moment perfect, flooded over you. The love, the patience, the depth of his feelings for you—it was all too much to process.
With a shaky breath, you whispered, “Yes. Yes, Seonghwa, I’ll marry you.”
His face broke into the widest, most genuine smile you’d ever seen. He slipped the ring onto your finger with trembling hands, his gaze never leaving yours. Then, he stood up, pulling you into a tight embrace.
“You’ve made me the happiest man in the world,” he murmured against your hair.
You laughed softly, your hands trembling as you touched his chest, feeling his heart beat in sync with yours. “I think we just made each other the happiest.”
The kiss that followed was slow and sweet, filled with the promise of forever. The world seemed to disappear around you, leaving only Seonghwa, your now fiancé, and a love that had finally come full circle.
The sudden sound of cheers broke through the intimate bubble you and Seonghwa had created. You pulled back from the kiss, startled, only to see the yacht staff clapping enthusiastically. A soft laugh escaped your lips as you buried your face in Seonghwa’s chest, overwhelmed and a little embarrassed by the attention.
“They were in on it?” you asked, your voice muffled against him.
Seonghwa chuckled, the vibrations of his laughter soothing. “Of course. I needed some help to make tonight perfect. All our friends helped in some way.”
A photographer you hadn’t noticed before stepped forward, his camera clicking as he captured more pictures of the two of you. He must have been hiding nearby, capturing the entire proposal as it unfolded.
You glanced at Seonghwa, raising an eyebrow playfully. “Pictures too? You’ve thought of everything, haven’t you?”
He smiled down at you, his hand gently brushing a strand of hair from your face. “I didn’t want to forget a single moment of this night. And I thought you might like to have these memories to look back on someday.”
The photographer took a few more shots, stepping back with a satisfied nod. “Congratulations to the both of you,” he said warmly before retreating, likely to give you privacy.
The staff, sensing the moment was still yours to savor, began quietly retreating to their stations, leaving you and Seonghwa alone once more. The candles flickered in the gentle evening breeze, and the faint sound of waves lapping against the yacht filled the silence.
You looked down at the ring now adorning your finger, its brilliance dazzling even in the dim light. “It’s beautiful,” you whispered, running your thumb over the delicate band.
Seonghwa gently tilted your chin up so your eyes met his. “You’re beautiful,” he murmured, his gaze full of love and adoration.
A small laugh bubbled up from your chest. “You’re such a romantic. I never would have guessed.”
He smirked, leaning closer so his forehead rested against yours. “You bring it out of me.”
You sighed, letting the warmth of his words settle over you. “Thank you, Seonghwa. For all of this. For… us.”
He wrapped his arms around you, pulling you closer as if to anchor you to him. “I should be thanking you. You said yes, after all.”
The two of you stayed like that for a moment longer, the reality of your new future sinking in. The stars above seemed to twinkle brighter, and the ocean stretched endlessly around you—a perfect metaphor for the journey you were about to embark on together.
Finally, he pulled back, his expression turning mischievous. “Now, Mrs. Park-to-be,” he said, his tone light, “how about we celebrate properly? I took some lessons from Mingi on how to make your favorite cocktail.”
You raised an eyebrow, a playful smirk tugging at your lips. “Mingi gave you lessons? This I have to see.”
Seonghwa intertwined his fingers with yours, tugging you gently toward the staircase leading below deck. “I figured it was only right, considering how much you love that drink. But fair warning, I’m not a professional… yet.”
You laughed, following his lead, a giggle escaping your lips. “I have very high expectations, fiancé.”
The word felt foreign yet perfect as it rolled off your tongue, and the way Seonghwa’s face lit up at hearing it made your heart swell. He glanced back at you, his smile softening into something far more intimate.
“I don’t plan on disappointing you,” he murmured, his tone carrying a quiet promise.
The lower deck was as beautifully arranged as the top, with soft lighting and a cozy seating area near a fully stocked bar. Seonghwa guided you to sit while he moved behind the bar, rolling up his sleeves with exaggerated flair.
“Alright, let’s see if I remember everything Mingi drilled into me,” he said, picking up the shaker.
You leaned back, resting your chin in your hand as you watched him with amusement. “No pressure or anything. But if it’s terrible, I’m never letting you forget it.”
He shot you a mock glare before getting to work, carefully measuring and mixing the ingredients with surprising precision. As he worked, you couldn’t help but admire how effortlessly charming he looked, even while concentrating.
Finally, he poured the drink into a chilled glass, sliding it across the bar toward you with a triumphant grin. “One Y/N-approved cocktail, ready to impress.”
You took a cautious sip, the familiar flavors bursting on your tongue. Your eyes widened as you looked up at him. “Seonghwa… this is actually good.”
His grin turned smug, and he leaned against the bar, watching you with a glint in his eye. “Is that so? I’ll take that as a win.”
Setting the glass down, you got up and walked over to him, wrapping your arms around his neck. “A big win,” you admitted, pulling him closer.
Seonghwa’s arms circled your waist, and his smile softened as he gazed down at you. He was about to say something, his lips parting, when a sudden flash of light startled you both.
“Ah, sorry!” the photographer said sheepishly, lowering his camera. “I’ve been capturing everything quietly, but I thought I’d try the flash for this one.”
You blinked, momentarily surprised, before chuckling softly. “That’s no problem at all! Thank you for your hard work.”
Seonghwa turned slightly, his hand still resting on your waist, giving the photographer a polite nod. “You’ve been doing an excellent job. We’ll probably frame half of these,” he said, a teasing smile playing on his lips as he glanced back at you.
The photographer grinned. “Thank you, Mr. Park. I’ll make sure the shots are perfect.”
“Shall we go to the top deck to take more pictures?” Seonghwa asked the photographer. “I recall you saying you knew a great technique?”
The photographer grinned, nodding enthusiastically. “Absolutely, Mr. Park! The top deck at this hour will give us stunning shots with the night sky as a backdrop.”
Seonghwa turned to you, a glint of excitement in his eyes. “Shall we? I think a few pictures with the stars above and the ocean behind us would be perfect.”
You laughed lightly, slipping your hand into his. “You’re really going all out with this, aren’t you?”
“For you? Always,” he replied without missing a beat, guiding you toward the staircase that led to the top deck.
The cool breeze met you as you stepped onto the open deck, the stars scattered across the sky like diamonds on velvet. The photographer followed closely, already adjusting his camera settings for the low light.
“Why don’t you stand over there?” he suggested, pointing to the edge of the deck where the soft glow of the yacht’s lights faded into the darkness of the sea. “I’ll frame the two of you with the horizon, it’ll look magical.”
Seonghwa placed his arm around your waist, pulling you close as you stood together at the rail. The photographer clicked away, occasionally murmuring directions.
“Turn just slightly… perfect. Now look at each other—yes, like that!”
You glanced up at Seonghwa, his expression so tender it made your chest ache. “You’re really into this, aren’t you?” you teased softly.
He smirked, leaning closer. “Can you blame me? I just proposed to the most beautiful woman in the world. I want every second of this night captured.”
Your cheeks warmed, and you playfully swatted his chest. “You’re unbelievable.”
“And you’re irresistible,” he countered, tilting his head just enough to brush a kiss against your temple.
“Got it!” the photographer called, breaking the moment. “These are going to turn out stunning. Do you want a few more with a different angle?”
Seonghwa glanced at you, his smile asking the question as much as his words. “One more set?”
You nodded, unable to hide your own excitement. “Why not? Let’s make this night unforgettable.”
The three of you moved to a new spot on the deck, the laughter and easy banter between you and Seonghwa filling the air as the camera continued to click, immortalizing the beginning of your forever together.
-x-x-x-
Nari burst into your office, barely able to contain her laughter as she waved her phone in the air. “Ms. Y/N! You have to see this. The media is going wild!”
You raised an eyebrow, setting your pen down. “What now?”
With a grin, she handed over her phone. On the screen was an article with a headline so dramatic it almost made you laugh:
“CEO of Byeol Materials Group, Park Seonghwa, Spotted on a Diamond Hunt! Engagement Rumors Spark Frenzy. But Who is the Lucky Woman?”
You blinked, glancing up at Nari before reading the rest aloud:
“Park Seonghwa, the enigmatic and wildly successful CEO of Byeol Materials Group, has been caught making waves yet again—but this time, it’s not about business.
The CEO was seen visiting multiple exclusive jewelry stores over the past few weeks, meticulously inspecting engagement rings. According to insiders from two of the stores, Seonghwa spent considerable time consulting on custom designs, sparking speculation that he’s planning to pop the question.
Known for his fiercely private nature, CEO Park has everyone guessing: Who could the lucky woman be? Industry insiders and fans alike are buzzing with theories, ranging from high-society heiresses to childhood sweethearts.
‘He was extremely particular about what he wanted,’ one jeweler revealed under anonymity. ‘He didn’t settle for anything less than perfection.’
While CEO Park’s representatives have declined to comment, sources close to the CEO hint that the engagement might be announced soon. With his recent public appearances marked by a certain glow and his habit of dodging personal questions, it seems the notoriously composed CEO might be ready to take the leap into married life.
As speculation mounts, one thing is certain: whoever she is, she’s one very lucky lady. Stay tuned as we uncover more about the mystery that is Park Seonghwa’s love life.”
You couldn’t help but laugh, handing the phone back to Nari. “They’re really reaching, aren’t they?”
Nari crossed her arms, trying to look innocent but failing miserably. “Reaching? Or spot-on?”
You shot her a look. “You’re not even trying to be subtle, are you?”
“Why should I? I was involved in planning the proposal too, after all,” she said with a triumphant smirk.
You groaned, leaning back in your chair. “How is this already news? It hasn’t even been 48 hours!”
“Seonghwa’s too high-profile, and the media are like hawks,” Nari replied, still grinning. “But hey, at least they’re calling you lucky.”
Rolling your eyes, you gave her a playful shove. “Out. And don’t you dare let this blow up any further.”
She laughed as she left the room, her voice echoing down the hallway. “No promises!”
-
The dining room at Seonghwa’s luxurious residence was abuzz with conversation as your family and his gathered around the long, elegantly set table. The warm glow of the chandelier illuminated the room, and the soft hum of classical music played in the background, adding to the sophisticated ambiance.
Your mother was the first to bring up the engagement party. “We��re so thrilled to host it at our mansion,” she said, her eyes sparkling. “The new flowers we planted will be in full bloom soon, and it’s the perfect setting for such a special occasion.”
Seonghwa’s mother smiled warmly. “It’s an excellent choice. Intimate, yet grand enough to accommodate everyone we’d like to invite. I’ve heard your family has hosted some of the most memorable events there.”
“Thank you,” your father chimed in, nodding. “We’ve already contacted the decorators and catering teams. They’re preparing something truly exceptional.”
Seonghwa leaned back slightly, his hand casually resting on the arm of his chair. “It sounds like everything is coming together perfectly. What about the guest list? Have we finalized it?”
Hongjoong, seated next to your father, smirked. “Oh, it’s finalized all right. Between both our families, close friends, and the necessary business connections, we’re looking at a sizable number.”
Your mother chuckled. “Not too large, though. We want it to feel personal.”
Seonghwa’s father nodded approvingly. “Good. It’s important to strike that balance.”
Then, as the plates of dessert were being served, the conversation shifted.
“When do we plan to make the public announcement?” Seonghwa’s mother asked, her gaze moving between you and Seonghwa. “There’s been plenty of speculation in the media already.”
You exchanged a quick glance with Seonghwa, who gave you a reassuring smile before speaking. “I think it would be ideal to announce it right after the engagement party,” he said. “That way, the news will come directly from us, accompanied by official photos. It’ll leave no room for misunderstandings.”
Your father nodded thoughtfully. “That’s a smart approach. We’ll also have more control over the narrative that way.”
“But won’t the media catch wind of the party itself?” your mother asked.
Seonghwa’s mother waved her hand dismissively. “Let them speculate. It’ll only build anticipation. By the time we confirm it, it’ll already be the story everyone’s waiting for.”
“Exactly,” Seonghwa agreed. Then, turning his attention to you, he added, “Of course, we’ll only proceed this way if you’re comfortable with it.”
You smiled at him, appreciating his consideration. “I think it sounds like a solid plan. Let’s do it.”
“Wonderful,” his father said, raising his glass. “To a smooth engagement and a future filled with happiness for the two of you.”
Everyone lifted their glasses, the clinking of crystal marking the moment. As the evening went on, the discussion shifted to lighter topics, but the excitement about the upcoming engagement lingered in the air, uniting both families in a shared sense of joy and anticipation.
---
Two weeks later
The engagement party was nothing short of spectacular. Your family mansion had been transformed into a stunning venue, its grand garden illuminated by thousands of twinkling fairy lights and elegant chandeliers suspended from a custom-built canopy. Guests mingled around, their laughter and conversations blending with the soft music from a live string quartet. The scent of fresh flowers—roses, lilies, and orchids—filled the air, a testament to the meticulous arrangements.
You stood near the entrance, greeting guests alongside Seonghwa. Dressed in a custom ivory gown adorned with subtle embellishments that sparkled under the lights, you felt every bit the part. Seonghwa, by your side in a perfectly tailored black tuxedo, looked effortlessly handsome, his presence commanding yet comforting.
“Y/N, you look stunning,” a guest remarked as they passed.
“Thank you,” you replied warmly, your hand instinctively slipping into Seonghwa’s.
“You don’t look so bad yourself, Seonghwa,” Hongjoong teased, joining you with a drink in hand. “But don’t let it get to your head.”
Seonghwa chuckled, glancing at you. “I think I’ve already won tonight.”
“You’re cheesy,” you said, suppressing a laugh.
“Only for you,” he replied with a wink, earning a playful roll of your eyes.
The evening proceeded seamlessly. The media had been carefully kept at bay, allowing everyone to enjoy the event in peace. Your parents were busy entertaining important guests, while Seonghwa’s parents mingled effortlessly, their charm evident. Friends like San, Yeosang, and Yunho made sure the atmosphere remained lively, occasionally cracking jokes and teasing Seonghwa about “finally sealing the deal.”
As you were chatting with a few guests, you noticed Mingi quickly making his way toward you and Seonghwa, his steps hurried, and Wooyoung trailing behind him, laughing so loudly it turned heads.
“Is it true?” Mingi exclaimed as he reached you, a look of mock astonishment plastered on his face. “Is it actually true? You really did it?”
Seonghwa raised an eyebrow but couldn’t hide his smile. “I placed the order for it that day at the store while buying Y/N’s ring. It arrived today.”
Mingi gasped dramatically, clutching his chest. “Oh my! The wealthy are insane!”
You blinked, thoroughly confused by the exchange. “What are you talking about?”
“You’re wealthy too, Mingi,” Yeosang quipped, joining the group.
“Not as much as lover boy here, clearly!” Mingi shot back, causing Wooyoung to laugh even harder.
“Seriously, what’s going on?” you asked, looking between the men.
Seonghwa chuckled softly, placing a hand on your lower back and gently steering you toward a nearby table. On it sat a sleek, golden-colored vase filled with intricate crystal flowers, their facets sparkling brilliantly under the soft lighting.
You tilted your head, confused by the reaction the simple centerpiece seemed to provoke. “It’s just a vase with crystal flowers. Why is everyone acting so weird?”
“Oh my god!” Mingi exclaimed, dramatically pointing at the vase. “You actually did it!”
“Did what?” you asked, glancing at Seonghwa, who looked more amused by the second.
Hongjoong approached with a sly grin. “I think I need to explain this to my dear sister,” he said, picking up the vase with exaggerated reverence. “These aren’t just crystals, Y/N. These flowers are made of diamonds. And the vase? That’s solid gold.”
Your jaw dropped as the realization hit. “No way,” you breathed, horrified yet slightly in awe.
“Yup, solid gold vase, diamond flowers. You’re engaged to a madman,” Hongjoong teased, handing the vase back to Seonghwa with a smirk.
“Hold on,” you said, still trying to process. “Why would you even…?”
“Y/N being surprised is so funny to me because this probably costs like 0.03% of her net worth,” Yeosang said to Mingi, causing him to gasp in horror while doing the math in his head.
Before Seonghwa could answer you, Wooyoung burst in, wiping tears of laughter from his eyes. “Because of me!” he announced proudly. “We were at Mingi’s bar when Seonghwa was freaking out about what flowers to get you. I joked that he should just give you flower-shaped diamonds since he’s so loaded. And this lunatic actually went and did it!”
“Seriously?” you asked, staring at Seonghwa, who looked entirely unapologetic.
He shrugged, a small smirk playing on his lips. “Why settle for regular flowers when I can give you ones that last forever?”
You groaned, burying your face in your hands while the others burst into laughter. “You’re impossible.”
As the evening wore on, the party reached its highlight.
A soft chime rang out, signaling that it was time for the formal announcement. Seonghwa gently took your hand and led you to the center of the garden, where a small stage had been set up. The crowd naturally gravitated toward you, forming a semicircle around the stage.
Seonghwa stepped forward, his hand still holding yours, and addressed the crowd. “Good evening, everyone. Thank you for joining us on this very special night. Today marks the beginning of a new chapter, not just for me, but for us.” He glanced at you, his gaze tender and full of love.
You felt a wave of warmth, his words wrapping around you like a protective embrace.
“This isn’t just a union of two people,” he continued, “but a blending of families, dreams, and futures. I’m honored and deeply grateful to have Y/N by my side. She’s more than I could ever ask for.”
The guests erupted into applause, some cheering loudly.
He turned to you, his voice soft enough that only you could hear. “Would you like to say anything?”
You smiled, stepping closer to the microphone. “Thank you all for being here tonight. This means so much to us. And I want to thank Seonghwa—” you turned to him, your smile growing—“for his patience, his kindness, and for always being someone I can count on. I’m looking forward to spending forever with you.”
The applause grew louder, and you felt Seonghwa’s hand squeeze yours gently.
Champagne glasses were passed around as the announcement concluded, and the guests toasted to your happiness. As you clinked glasses with Seonghwa, he leaned in and whispered, “We have more celebrations tonight.”
You blushed, knowing exactly what he meant. The party continued with dancing, laughter, and endless congratulations, but for you and Seonghwa, the night had already become unforgettable.
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The time had come. The highly anticipated announcement of your engagement was finally being made. But instead of the usual press conference where personal details were shared, both you and Seonghwa had decided to make the announcement with a joint statement from your companies. It was a more formal, yet still deeply personal, way to publicly confirm your relationship and future plans.
The statement was prepared, the details carefully chosen. Your family’s PR team had worked closely with Seonghwa’s to craft the perfect message, one that emphasized both the personal and professional aspects of your union, highlighting not only your relationship but the strength of the bond between your families and their businesses.
The joint statement was released via your respective companies' official websites and social media accounts, accompanied by a few carefully selected photos of the two of you together. It quickly spread across the business world and social media platforms.
Joint Statement from Byeol Materials Group and Aurum Medical Technologies
It is with great pleasure that we announce the engagement of Park Seonghwa, CEO of Byeol Materials Group, and Kim Y/N, CEO of Aurum Medical Technologies. The decision to formalize their relationship has been made with the full support of both families, who have worked closely together for many years.
In addition to the personal significance of this engagement, this union also symbolizes the continued partnership between Byeol Materials Group and Aurum Medical Technologies as well as the Celestia Group, solidifying a longstanding collaboration that has benefited both our companies and the broader industry.
While this is a deeply personal milestone for CEO Park Seonghwa and CEO Kim Y/N, both parties are committed to continuing their professional work in their respective roles and furthering the legacies of both businesses. We are excited about the future and look forward to what lies ahead as they embark on this new chapter together.
We would like to express our gratitude for the continued support from all our partners, clients, and stakeholders, and we look forward to sharing more with you in the near future.
The message was clear: the engagement was not just a personal matter but also a business decision, an alliance between two powerful families that would benefit both professionally and personally. The timing was strategic, and the tone of the statement was one of unity, strength, and mutual respect.
The reactions came in waves. The business world buzzed with excitement and curiosity, and the media quickly picked up the announcement. People from all corners of the industry began speculating about the potential ramifications of the union, from its impact on the companies to what it meant for future ventures.
But you and Seonghwa knew that this was just the beginning of the next chapter, both professionally and personally.
After the statement was released, the phones began ringing off the hook. Wooyoung had already fielded countless calls from business partners and investors, all eager to congratulate him and express their support. Your own team was handling a similar influx of calls, from acquaintances to business associates who had all read the news with varying degrees of excitement and curiosity.
Seonghwa glanced at you, his eyes meeting yours with an almost playful intensity. “Well, that went smoothly.”
You grinned, feeling the weight of the moment. “You could say that again.”
“I mean, the hard part’s over now, right?” He chuckled, looking at you with a raised brow.
You raised an eyebrow in return, smirking. “You think so? I think this is just the beginning.”
His smile deepened, and he stepped closer to you, his voice low and teasing. “We’ll see about that.”
The atmosphere between you and Seonghwa shifted, a comfortable silence hanging between you both as you exchanged glances. The buzz of congratulatory messages and business calls surrounding you seemed to fade into the background, leaving only the two of you in the moment.
Seonghwa reached out, brushing a stray strand of hair behind your ear, his fingers lingering at your skin. His gaze softened, and for a moment, the weight of the business world, the PR statements, and the expectations all melted away. It was just you two.
"Are you happy?" he asked, his voice a little more serious now, a quiet vulnerability in his tone that you rarely heard.
You tilted your head slightly, considering the question. Your initial response was to make light of it, to tease him, but something about the sincerity in his eyes stopped you. Instead, you answered honestly.
"Yeah," you replied with a small smile. "I am. I'm nervous, though. There’s a lot of pressure, you know?"
Seonghwa nodded in understanding. "I get it. But we’ll take it one step at a time. We’re in it together."
You smiled softly at his words. The comfort in his voice, the way he made sure to acknowledge your feelings even in this whirlwind of changes—it made the idea of marrying him, of officially committing to this, a little less daunting.
"Together," you repeated, the weight of the word settling into your chest. "I think we can handle it."
He took a step closer, his hand resting gently on your waist as he leaned in slightly. "We already are," he said quietly, brushing his lips against your temple before pulling back just enough to look at you. "We’ll face whatever comes together. And besides..." He paused, his playful smirk returning. "Planning for the wedding is going to be a breeze compared to what we’ve already been through."
You chuckled, feeling the tension in your shoulders start to ease. "I have a feeling the real fun’s just about to start."
Seonghwa grinned at that, his eyes alight with mischief. "Oh, I’m sure of it."
End of Part Four.
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You opened the door into the kitchen and turned around to quickly close it. You then turned back around, only for a horrifying sight to meet your eyes. Your stepdad was sitting on a stool at the table, with his jeans pulled down and pants riding up him, exposing his hairy, musky ass. He appeared to be eating something rather loudly. The sight revolted you and made you want to scarper before he discovered you were in the room.
You'd never liked your stepdad, from the day you first properly met him, he was always so cruel to you. He would regularly visit the gym and workout, meaning he constantly stank of sweat. But that wasn't even the worst part. The worst part was, because of his gym diet, he would often rip the most revolting farts imaginable. And worse, he'd always seemed to do them around you deliberately and laugh as you would cough and gag on the stench. He always said it was the stink of a 'real man' and that you should get used to it, or that you were 'weak and pathetic'. So of course, you didn't want to be noticed by him.
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Just as you were thinking this over, a loud fart boomed out across the room. You jumped in shock as you looked over at the obvious source of the noise. Your stepdad just sighed and chuckled heartily, before going back to eating. You had to get out of the way before the smell hit you.
Maybe you could try hiding in the bathroom, as the entrance to it was right near and it was slightly ajar, meaning it wouldn't make a sound. You crept over to it, and began to open it when you suddenly lurched and gagged loudly. The second the door was fully opened you were hit with a combined smell of eggs and shit. It was unbearable and you leaned over coughing loudly as the stink burned your nose. Unfortunately, this loud reaction drew the attention of a certain someone.
"Ha, I wouldn't go in there if I had a weak nose like yours boy. Those eggs and protein shakes just went right through me this morning." Your stepdad said, looking back at you smiling meanly. You couldn't believe that. How did it still stink of his morning dump, when it was nearly the evening?
"But I guess that's hard for you, being so pathetic and all." He now got up from his seat and made his way over to you, still grinning menacingly. You wanted to try and run away, but your mind was still boggled by the smell from the bathroom and wasn't allowing you to kick into action.
"I nearly expected better from you, but honestly I couldn't even do that. Seems like you need a reminder of who's in charge here." And then, before you could make a run for it, he grabbed by the back of the neck and forced you into position. You couldn't move at all, with the strong grip he had on you.
Then, to your continued horror, he turned around facing away from you and pulled down his pants, his ass now fully on display. It came as no shock to you that it absolutely reeked. It smelt like he hadn't even properly wiped after his previous toilet usage. It was too repulsive for you.
"Let's see if you can survive the smell my lunch burrito coming out the other end." That explains what he was eating. And, before you could object, he grunted loudly.
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The slew of farts blasted against your face with no protection between you and his colossal ass. The stink was unbearable and you felt like were going to pass out. Your stepdad just looked down and laughed at you.
"Are you giving up already? That's just sad. I've ripped worse ones at the gym. Yet you can't handle a few measly puffs? Well, perhaps this'll set you straight." He then grunted again, much to your demise.
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He was truly was a gasbag that seemed to have a never ending supply, that would always be used to torment you. You couldn't handle it any more, as your brain began to shut down due to no clean oxygen in the room anymore.
You then felt him let go of you, as you passed out onto the floor. As your eyes were closing, the last thing you saw was your stepdad bending over you.
"And don't you ever forget who's in charge around here." He said, grinning at you wickedly. You couldn't keep dealing with this, you had to move out soon.
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Way Out of Line
THREE
Beneath my perfume and make-up I'm just a baby in disguise. And though I know that it's wrong to be alone with him that "come on look" is in my eyes.
Character: Keith Toshko from Barbarian (2022) played by Bill Skarsgård.
Warnings: 18+, NSFW, heavy themes.
Notes: This will not be everyone's cup of tea. And I'm a rookie haha.
I followed the movement of his soft lips, and instead of feeling the excited urgency, I felt my body become mush in his arms, and my sex pulsed in the same rhythm. I moaned into his mouth, and I could feel him smile.
“That's it, honey…” he whispered encouragingly between kisses, and it made me giggle. It was something about how he guided me that was both sexy but also domineering. It was overwhelming to kiss him, to be so close to him in a way I hadn't been with my ex-boyfriend, Tim. There was a feeling in my chest that slowly spread to my limbs and made me feel dirty in all sorts of ways, and after a while the negative feelings took over. This was not me. I wasn't the type of girl who kissed married men, especially a man much older than me. I had always been the boring girl, who didn’t push the rules. I released his lips with a smack, and he looked at me with big eyes. He must have noticed my change of emotions.
“I'm sorry,” he said, fast and pulled away. I looked down at the ground, but I could see his feet nervously move. “I should go…”
I didn't look up and didn't say anything because suddenly I felt so uncomfortable and shy about it all. I was not a sexual person, and he was old. He really was old. He could have had children my age. I heard him leave my room, and I breathed out in relief. It was not a good idea; still, I could feel a pain between my legs, like a frustrated cramp. The shame got even worse. It was filthy and heavy in my chest. He was my dad's friend; it wasn't okay.
It was hard to sleep after that moment with Keith, and the anxiety crept around in my body like hungry insects, especially because I could still feel the pressure between my legs. I ran to the bathroom every fifteen minutes in the belief that I needed to pee, but I didn't need that relief; I needed an intrusion. I had never really masturbated, but after having laid with my legs crossed without being able to release the pressure, I needed something more effective; I needed something inside me. I didn't have the knowledge to make myself come, but it was enough to be penetrated for me to finally be able to sleep, even if I felt dirty by my own sexual feelings. I didn't want to feel what I did, so I tried to deny them. They weren't real; they were not me, just something my brain created after a bit too much alcohol.
×××
I had a weird feeling in my body when I started to wake up, like a nagging feeling of forgotten anxiety, and even if I wanted to ignore it, I started to search in my brain for the answer. At first I couldn't remember it, but when I moved and realized my panties were off and I just laid in my tank top, I remembered how I had slipped a finger deep inside of me to be able to sleep. I remembered the passionate kisses with Keith that had made me so sexually frustrated I had humped my own hand. It all was so dirty and shameful, and I looked down at my hand, disgusted by how deep my fingers had been in me. I tried to tell myself it was a one-time thing and stood up from bed even if I didn't have panties on. I couldn't even see them, and for a second I imagined Keith had crept into my room and stolen them, but it was then I found them tangled in my cover. I put them on, just to have something on, on my way to the bathroom to take a shower. Just like Christianity had told me, I tried to wash my sins away; I tried to scrub away my dirty thoughts and massage away every shameful feeling. It did kind of work, and I decided that I would forget about it all and leave it all behind. I fooled myself into believing I could do that and got myself to forget Keith actually lived in the house.
It wasn't that easy to move on when the man in my dirty imaginations sat by the kitchen table, eating egg and bacon with my father. He was there, and as soon as I saw him, I forgot my thoughts were sinful and embraced them instead of denying them. I didn't care if I was dirty, I didn't care if he was my dad's friend or that he was older than me. I remembered the image of his bulge in his sweatpants and thought about how his cock looked hard. I wanted him inside of me instead of my short fingers.
“Hey, honey, come and sit down with us,” said my dad who patted the chair next to him. There was a setting for one more person, and it was probably for me because my mom most often ate earlier than me and my dad. My dad was dressed in a comfortable jogging set, but Keith was dressed in jeans and a black zip hoodie. His hair was styled back, and it could be so that he had plans to go out that day. We glanced at each other quickly, but both of us looked away, and I sat down next to my dad, who gave me a side hug and patted my cheek.
“Slept well?” He asked and started to put up eggs on my plate. He knew I didn't eat bacon. I looked away, uncomfortable with the question, but gave him a low, “yeah.”
“Do you have any plans for today?”
He didn't ask me about my New Year's celebration or if I had been drinking; for him, it was probably obvious I had been a good girl and that Mom exaggerated.
“Um, I think I’ll just have a movie marathon…”
My dad grimaced, and I looked at him confused.
“What?”
“I'm sorry honey, but Disney doesn't work at the moment…”
“What?” I asked with a whiny voice. My dad looked at me almost in shame and played with one of my long locks that fell forward over my light yellow robe.
“I know, I can't log in and—”
“You can use my account,” said Keith suddenly, and by reflex I looked at his handsome face even if I didn't want to. He licked his lips that were shiny with grease, and he gave me a fast look before looking down at his bacon again. “Is there something special you want to see?”
“She always starts the new year with hopeful movies, right, honey? So Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland?” My dad said with a smirk. I just nodded a little. Maybe my choice of movies also was childish and embarrassing, but Disney was such a natural part of my life I didn't think of it like that. I looked at Keith again. He had a stubbly top lip, and a strand of his hair didn't want to be a part of his slicked-back hairstyle and fell down in his eyes. He was too handsome to be a friend of my father's. He was way too handsome to want to kiss me. But he had.
“Thank you…” I mumbled and took the juice pitcher so I wouldn't need to look at him.
“We will go into town soon; Keith has a meeting, and I need to buy some things. Your mom is out with Felice, so you will be alone for a while. But I guess you can handle that? Now when you have Disney?”
“Yes, daddy,” I said and smiled at him. I could hear that I sounded like a ten-year-old, but we had that sort of relationship, so it was hard for me to stop. My dad always worried about me, and I was always eager to please him. Keith cleared his throat, but I didn't dare to look at him, and I wondered if he judged me for my polite behavior towards my father. He probably regretted that he had kissed someone like me, a silly girl.
×××
“You can fly!” Shouted the kids in Peter Pan while I sat stretched out on the couch with a bowl of ice cream in my lap. I still wore just pajamas even if it was 3 pm. I giggled a bit to myself when I thought about how many times I had pretended to be Lena, waiting for Peter Pan to come through my window. My biggest wish had been to never grow up. I had a nice time being alone and had no problems with it, so I was a bit disappointed when I heard the front door open.
“I'm so sorry, Keith, really. Do you want anything to eat or something?” Said my mom with worry. I turned down the sound in curiosity and tried to listen closely. It sounded like there were several feet in the hallway, and I could hear my dad clear his throat.
“No…” said Keith with a wobbly voice and sniffled. “I think I'm going to bed for a while… But thank you.”
It was obvious Keith was crying, and it made my throat dry up and start to scratch. There was something about hearing him like that that made me uncomfortable in so many ways, and I noticed how my hands were shaking too. I listened to him walking up the stairs slowly, but also my dad's deep exhalation after Keith had closed the bedroom door.
“Shit, Giselle… I really thought they would get together again,” said my father with a low voice, so low I almost didn't hear him. My mom's reply I actually couldn’t hear because she was whispering. I paused the movie and laid my hand on my chest. My heart was beating hard, and the dry feeling in my throat was now a painful barbed wire string from my heart up to my mouth. I understood what was happening, but I wanted to know more, so carefully I walked out to my parents in the hallway. My mom was hanging up Keith's bomber jacket while my dad was sitting down on the bench we had by the door. Both of them looked up at me when I tiptoed out to them.
“What's happening?” I asked, pretending like I hadn't heard as much as I had. My mom opened her mouth to say something, but my dad interrupted her.
“He got served with the divorce papers… So he is, of course, really upset.”
I nodded a little bit and looked down at the ground. I tried to keep my facial expressions in check because I was the only one of us three that knew Keith had been with another woman just the night before: me.
“Can you keep an eye on him?”
I heard what my dad said, but at first I couldn't understand the words and what he meant by them.
“Huh?” I looked at him confused and played with the thin bands of my tank top.
“We need to go grocery shopping. Can you take care of him?”
“Like how?” I asked, and I could feel my cheeks heat. My parents must have noticed, but they didn't understand why they became so rosy and must have made their own conclusions.
“Just check if he wants something if he comes out of the room. Nothing more than that.”
I nodded, and my dad gave me a thankful smile. They put on their outerwear again and left me alone with Keith. Their little girl and their old friend. They didn't have a thought, or even a half thought, that something could happen; that their little girl wasn't so innocent and the friend wasn't so trustworthy.
I continued to watch Peter Pan, but my thoughts drifted away to Keith over and over. I felt sorry for him and wondered if I should do something, but I was also afraid he would come down, and that I would need to comfort him. I thought about the night before, and in the light of day, I wasn't ashamed of it. I wasn't ashamed I had wanted him. Now I wasn't ashamed that he was married either because he would divorce, and the rest I could pretend were trivialities. I wanted him but I was scared of how much. I had never felt those sorts of feelings before, and it was frightening to feel how much I could lose myself in them.
“Hey…”
I turned to the doorway where Keith walked into the large room. His eyes were brimmed with red, but he wasn’t crying. He could have just been really tired, but I knew he wasn't, and the sniffle also exposed him.
“Hey…” I repeated and moved my legs and the blanket so that he could sit down on the other end of the couch. He sighed deeply and turned his gaze towards the TV. Something told me he just didn't want to be alone, so I didn't say anything, and just let him watch the ticking crocodile. I looked at him carefully a couple of times, and he smiled a little at the TV, and that made me smile too. After 20 minutes I dared to look at him completely, and he looked back at me and scratched his neck.
“Are you okay?” I asked carefully and sat up a bit better on the couch. Keith also sat up a little and took off his zip hoodie revealing the black t-shirt he wore underneath.
“Yeah… I knew this would happen. I just… It's a lot to take in, you know?”
I didn't know. How should I know? I had never been married, and my only relationship had ended when I was eighteen because Tim felt it became too serious, but I nodded anyway. Keith breathed heavily and dragged his hands over his thighs over and over. Something with his behavior made me feel braver, and I removed the blanket from my legs and scooted closer to him.
“Do you need a hug?”
Keith turned his eyes towards me, and for a moment we stared at each other intensely. As I sat next to him, I could see how he looked down over my body, especially my hardened nipples under my top. He looked up at me again and then moved my hair away so it fell behind my shoulders. He looked down at my chest again, this time more obviously. Just like the night before, a foreign feeling took over me that made me more confident and daring, so I pulled down one of the straps of my tank top slowly revealing one of my naked breasts for him to see. I looked him straight in the eyes while I did it and saw his eyes fall down to my chest when my nipple was exposed. Keith looked up at my eyes again and moved so he sat more towards me.
“You're such a beautiful girl…” His voice was low and raspy, and he laid his hand on my neck with his thumb on my jugular. I could feel the pressure between my legs grow again when he dragged his lips over mine sensually.
“My beautiful baby girl…” he whispered, putting some pressure over my neck. I moaned into his mouth when he kissed me and I laid my hands on his thick thighs. His hand moved down from my neck to my chest, and he released my lips to be able to look at his long fingers playing with my nipple.
“I've noticed your nipples are always so hard... Is it because you think so many dirty thoughts?” He looked up at me with a smirk and pinched my nipple hard. A pained groan left my lips, but the feeling also travelled down between my legs and made it hammer quickly. I didn't know what to say, so I let him kiss me again while my breast disappeared in his wide palm. His other hand held my head and steered me into every kiss. He used more and more tongue which made me feel that overwhelming feeling again. I was a good girl, but something took over me and gave me feelings I had learned to feel shame about. I was horny. I was so horny and wanted him in the dirtiest ways.
I dragged my hand over his crotch and could feel there was something alive under the denim. There was something moving in there. Keith pulled back a little so I could watch while he unbuckled his belt with a jiggle. I couldn't look away; I didn't want to look away. I wanted to see it. I wanted to see his cock. I thought of the word in my head: “cock.” I had never said it, but I knew I would call it that. He had a cock. My ex-boyfriend had a “penis.” Sometimes a “dick,” when I wanted to sound more relaxed, but I knew Keith had a cock.
He unbuttoned his jeans and pushed them down to the floor so that he wore just a pair of white boxers that didn't hide at all what was under them. I could see something long and thick and big balls being restrained under the tight material. Keith dragged a hand over the thick member causing the fabric to stretch even tighter. I could see veins and the shape of the head. I couldn't look away even if I felt I was blushing down to my chest.
“Have you seen one before?” He asked softly. His voice didn't match how dirty he looked with his legs wide apart and his cock trying to break free from the thin fabric. I just replied with a nod because my voice had disappeared at the same time my pussy had gotten wetter and wetter.
“You're not a virgin?” He asked and took hold of my chin so we could look each other in the eyes. I shook my head, and he looked at me with furrowed brows.
“I want you to talk to me. Hmm? Can you talk to me, baby girl?” He asked, pinching my nipple hard. I didn't know if that was some sort of punishment for not talking or if he just wanted to wake me up, but he got me to make a sound and then nod.
“I can talk…”
“Are you a virgin?” He asked again. I wondered why he asked that twice while I looked at him doe-eyed.
“No. I had a boyfriend.”
Keith nodded and gave me a soft kiss. He continued to kiss me softly, which made me relax. I felt safe with him, and when he leaned back and looked at me with kind eyes, I felt I needed to tell him something.
“It was a long time ago… And he was nothing like you. I… It feels new with you. You make me feel things…” Keith smiled a little and pulled me up on his lap. My pussy was pressed against his balls, and I could feel the hammering start again. I looked down at his crotch, seeing the thick line. Was it really that big?
“Do you want to see?” He asked, taking a hold of my chin again so I would look up at him. I looked between his eyes and lips, and that made him lean forward so I could press my lips against his again. I invaded his mouth with my tongue, but he slowed me down again when he took hold of my neck.
“Slow down, honey…”
My hands laid on his chest as I blushed. The feelings were everywhere, and I felt that intense pressure between my legs again. I was forced to sit down on his thigh and press myself hard against him.
“Does your little pussy hurt?” I looked up at him and nodded. Somehow it had become so much of an embarrassment that I worried it would be a permanent feeling. Keith sat up and shifted me from his lap, so I stood between his legs. He dragged his big hands over my hips and then took hold of my pajama pants and panties with his index finger. He looked up at me with a smile.
“Can I take them off?”
I nodded a little, too mesmerized by him and drunk on newly discovered feelings. Carefully he pulled them off, and I stepped out of them, so I stood in just my strappy top. Keith took my hands in his so I wouldn't be able to conceal myself when he leaned back. Now it was him who looked overwhelmed, and I could see his cock twitch.
“Completely shaved?”
“Yeah?”
“That was…” He cleared his throat and stared between my legs like he hadn't seen a woman naked before. “It was a long time ago… Can I touch?” He looked up at me with those big puppy eyes, and to my own surprise, I sat down over his legs. Straddling him with the soles of my feet pressed against the outside of his thighs. He could see everything.
A loud moan fell from his lips just by the sight of me like that as he dragged a hand over and over his member.
“Is this just for me?” He whispered, running his hands on the inside of my thighs. “Or do you give yourself to other men like this?”
I shook my head.
“Just you. You make me crazy.”
“Yeah?” Keith leaned forward and kissed my knee, then the inside of my thigh.
“I don't know what's happening with me…”
Keith smiled sweetly, then he turned his full attention to my pussy again. Carefully he put two fingers against me, shaped like a V, and massaged my outer lips, feeling my smooth skin. He breathed heavily, and after a while he let his middle finger drag between the lips, collecting my wetness. I could feel him stroke a spot higher up that made my whole body tingle, but to my disappointment, he just dragged his fingertip there teasingly. Instead, his goal was to penetrate me with his finger, and I wasn't all prepared for how rough he would do it. His fingers were long and thick, so when he pushed it in quite violently, my entrance cramped up at first and the pain shot out to my limbs.
“So tight... So tight...” he whispered. I had closed my eyes from the shock, but when he had started to pump his middle finger in and out of me in an even rhythm, I opened my eyes. The image before me shocked me because Keith had pulled out his thickness and jerked himself off in the same rhythm that he finger fucked me in. He was even bigger when I saw his cock like that, even while his big hand held it. He let his finger slip out of me and looked at me with such a sweet expression it was hard for me to not giggle.
“What?” He asked, showing off his deep dimple in his cheek. I giggled again, and he dragged his hands over my thighs. After having been watching each other for a while, he moved me away from him. The thought of him being pleased and finished stressed me, but he just pulled off his boxers completely so I could see his cock fully exposed. Had Tim been that big? Far from it. Did he really push that into girls? It wasn't possible. I continued to stare. I had just seen Tim's and had never really looked at it. I had chosen to never go down on him, and we had sex in the dark, but here I now sat next to a grown man that I had the feeling was quite well endowed. I wish I could say it was pretty, but a man's genitals were something else. It looked scary to me.
Keith smiled and pulled me closer so I could have my head against his shoulder, then he laid my hand on his thigh so I could decide myself if I wanted to touch.
“It's okay, honey, take your time…” he said and dragged his fingers through my hair. I looked up at him. It was so nice how sweet he was about it all and how much he took care of me. He really was such a man. I kissed him again and pushed my nose tip against his cheek. It felt like I was falling for him. That sweet, wonderful man. With his big cock. I looked down again and wrapped my fingers around him, feeling his girth and weight in my hand. Keith made a deep exhalation, but let me explore by myself. I dragged my hand all the way up to the head, feeling the mushroom tip against my palm. It was really wet, and I took the wetness in my hand when I dragged my hand all the way down to his balls. I looked at them a bit confused. I didn't know if I should touch them. I had never heard about that. I looked back at Keith, who sat with his head leaned back against the headrest, and he seemed to understand what I was wondering.
“I want you to play with them, roll them in your hands, squeeze them a bit carefully…” His voice was much deeper than before, so I looked at him with the biggest eyes. He smiled at me lovingly.
“You're so cute. Such a good girl.” I giggled a little at his praise and then looked down at his cock again, still in my hand.
I sat up a little so I could use both my hands, so with one hand I started to roll his balls in my hand; it felt a bit awkward, and Keith probably felt it too because he spoke up.
“Spit on them… Spit in your hands, baby...”
I looked at him confused, so instead he took my hands and pulled them towards his mouth where he spit several times into them. Long, watery saliva threads landed in my hands, but I wasn't grossed out. All of it was sexy in the heat of the moment. When I started to roll his balls in my hand again, they glided better, and with his hand over mine, we jerked his slick cock. He showed me the pressure he wanted. His breathing became more heavy with every stroke. I saw how his t-shirt had ridden up and how I could see a deep v-line but also a hint of abs. I leaned back looking at him with furrowed brows and how his wide chest rose and fell with each deep breath. He was so gorgeous. He was so sexy. I released his balls so I could touch myself, but when Keith noticed, he pulled me up over him and steered my pussy towards his cock.
“Take it. Fuck me.” He said it lowly, but I didn't dare. It was too big. “Take my cock. Take daddy's cock, baby girl.”
I looked at his face intensely, meeting his dark, lustful gaze. I wanted to but also didn't. I needed to make a decision. But not then and there, because when I looked out the window, I saw our neighbor Mr. Gardner look through the window, straight at us.
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WE WILL SURVIVE
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Ghost x reader Description: Ghost searches for Reader after their argument. Genre/Warnings: zombie apocalypse AU, Ghost x fem!reader, survivor!reader, angst, POV change, filler chapter WC: 1k
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** Oh? What is this you ask? Could it finally be?? a new chapter?! Yes. Yes, it is. Finally, I got Chapter 6 complete! Still iffy about how this one turned out but I NEEDED a Ghost POV chapter so bad. Please forgive my hiatus I actually had a chapter almost done when I came up with this one and I've been working on 6, 7, and 8 for some time... Just completely out of order and flopping between the three... So, anyway here is this, next one might be short as well but 8 will be HECTIC and looong so hopefully it makes it up to y'all. Also, yay!!(or not?) Ghost is back!! Teehee. Enjoy. (BTW My taglist somehow ended up a whole mess. So, if you are on there by mistake OR missing, please let me know thanks.) If you'd like to be added/removed from the taglist please, let me know.
<< PART 1 / << PART 5
*GHOST POV*
“Bloody hell.”
Ghost murmurs under his breath, standing in the middle of the empty master bedroom he’d left you in just a short while ago.
She couldn’t have stuck around a few more bloody minutes?
He thought to himself. He dragged a hand down the rough material of his mask. You as well as your things had vanished.
It's been less than an hour since I left her behind. She couldn't have gotten far.
Ghost searched the neighboring houses for you. His heavy boots flattened the unkempt grass.
Clearly, she didn’t need me if she took off so soon.
When he'd left, he had some time to reflect on your argument and how he’d stormed out. Thinking that maybe he had been a bit harsh. Which is what led him to turn around, backtracking to the house you’d been searching together. But now you were gone.
Why am I wasting my time? Not like she’s my responsibility. Besides, she can survive on her own. If she doesn’t… that’s not my problem.
Ghost knew the cost of caring for people, he didn't need attachments. Not anymore. He made that mistake before and wasn't going to shoulder that burden again.
He continued back into town, the mantra repeating in his mind, hoping to squash the guilt that pooled in his gut.
It’s fine. It’s fine… She’s fine.
The sun had set by the time Ghost reached the roof of a shopping center. He’d swept the shops clearing each corner before laying out all his gear to repack, minimizing the load and ensuring he only had necessities.
As he finished organizing his supplies Ghost took a much-needed smoke break.
The stale cigarette burned his lungs as he inhaled the smoke, leaning on his elbows over the ledge of the building.
The night was quiet. Trees rustled softly in the wind. The swirling smoke dispersed quickly as he blew it out into the night. The metallic tang lingered on his tongue.
For a moment he had no thoughts on his mind, successfully ignoring the gnawing guilt he’d been feeling all evening.
Until a distant car alarm caught his attention. It was faint, almost inaudible. Ghost chopped it up to one of the infected bumping a car on the freeway.
But then, a gunshot shattered the silence. Echoing across the empty streets.
“What the…”
He muttered, His scowl deepening as he scanned the dark road below. The night consumed the sky, leaving no light save for the cherry end of the cig burning away between his fingers.
Can’t be her. She only has a pistol—it wouldn’t sound like that.
He took another drag, forcing away the thought.
The second shot came quickly. Then a third.
The gnawing guilt crept back in stronger than before.
What if it is her? What if she’s in trouble?
He paused listening for another shot, but it never came. Finally, as the faint sound of the car alarm ceased, the worry poking at the back of his mind became too much.
“Damnit.”
He grumbles. He flicks the cigarette butt on the ground and snuffs it out with the toe of his boot. He pushed off the ledge Before gathering his things, abandoning his plans to camp there for the night, and headed towards the road again to investigate the shots.
Ghost is on the freeway when he spots you, perched on top of a truck, legs tucked under you, looking bored.
Immediately the tightness in his chest is replaced by relief and His grip on his bag loosens. Though he’d never admit it he was relieved to see you alive.
Your features were illuminated by a faint light as he looked you over. To his surprise, you seemed lighter somehow, not anxious or scared like he’d expected… as you had been before.
At least now he could follow through on his plan. Bring you through the city, get some supplies, find a safe place for you to settle in, and he’d be on his way.
He took a few more steps forward and opened his mouth to call your name but, froze when the figure of a man appeared beside you. Hands on his hips in a casual manner.
Ghost sunk low behind a nearby car taking cover in the darkness. His knees brushed the cracked asphalt.
His relief changed to irritation as he watched your interaction. You slid down off the roof of the truck and the man’s hand found its way to your back in a comforting gesture of familiarity.
The man turned, closed the door, and rounded to the back end of the truck. When he pulled himself to sit on the tailgate, that’s when Ghost got a glimpse of the man’s face.
“Graves.”
He growled. The name fell from his lips like a curse. It had been what felt like ages since he’d seen him. Ghost was in disbelief; he hadn't expected Graves to still be alive let alone have stuck around here.
Ghost couldn’t deny his anger; he’d lost daylight searching for you. He’d come all the way out here, in the dark, following gunshots because he was worried about you.
You were the problem.
He was losing his head because of you. Helping you on that road made you an obligation. You begged and cried, pleading with him to stick together, And for what?
He was torn with what to do now. On one hand, it bothered him, you being with Graves. But, at the same time, you were no longer his to care for. Although he didn’t exactly trust him, Graves was a capable man, and you’d have better odds sticking with him than going it alone.
And Ghost is too prideful to come crawling back with an apology, groveling at your feet to come back with him. Why drag you along with him when obviously you were more comfortable with Graves? As far as he was concerned you had gotten exactly what you wanted.
He watched for a few more moments. The wind carried the sounds of your light-hearted chatter.
What was it about Graves that left you in such a relaxed state? How did you not feel this safe with him? Ghost was always about caution and precision, but here Graves was hardly paying attention to your surroundings, and you seemed fine with it.
As you and Graves settled into the bed of the truck, likely to camp out for the night, Ghost sighed. You didn’t need him anymore, and he no longer needed to feel guilty.
Now, he too had what he wanted… He was alone.
PART 7 >>
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The Shirt Incident
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The house was quiet—eerily so. Kakashi Hatake, the man of mystery, had been gone for two days on some classified mission. You told yourself you’d be fine, that his absence wouldn’t affect you. But as the hours dragged on, the silence grew unbearable.You sat curled up on the couch, wrapped in a blanket, bingeing some random show you weren’t even paying attention to. The cold crept in through the cracks, seeping into your bones. The tea you made earlier had gone cold, and the heat from your hands wasn’t doing much to fight off the chill.That’s when you spotted it.His shirt.It was draped over the back of the chair in his usual haphazard way, looking soft, oversized, and utterly inviting. A simple thing—gray, a little worn, but unmistakably his. You swore you could catch the faintest scent of him—fresh rain, a hint of musk, and something uniquely Kakashi.Your brain wrestled with your heart. It’s just a shirt, you told yourself. You don’t need to wear it. But the part of you that missed him—the part that ached for his presence—was louder.“Fine,” you muttered, stomping over to grab it like you were mad at the thing for existing.It was softer than you expected, slipping over your frame with ease, swallowing you up in its oversized fabric. The sleeves hung past your hands, the hem brushing mid-thigh. You sighed, burying your face in the collar, letting the scent wrap around you like a hug. It was stupid, but it helped.---You hadn’t expected him to come back that night.The front door creaked open, and there he was—leaning against the frame, mask slightly askew, silver hair disheveled, and his single exposed eye scanning the room.“Miss me?” he asked, voice low and teasing.You froze. Oh no.You were still wearing his shirt.“Uh... hi?” you squeaked, your voice betraying you.His eye narrowed slightly, a slow smirk forming under the mask. He stepped in, closing the door behind him with a quiet click. “Cute shirt you’ve got there. Didn’t know you were into stealing.”You felt the heat crawl up your neck. “It’s not stealing if you’re not here to claim it,” you shot back, trying to sound bold.He was in front of you in an instant, his hand brushing over the sleeve that hung too long on you. “Huh. Is that so?” His voice was dangerously soft, playful, but there was an edge to it.“I was cold,” you mumbled, shrinking under his gaze.“Cold, huh?” He tilted his head, his smirk widening. “So, instead of a blanket or, I don’t know, turning up the heat, you thought my shirt was the solution?”You opened your mouth to argue, but nothing came out.He leaned closer, his breath warm against your ear. “If you wanted to feel close to me, sweetheart, you could’ve just said so.”You smacked his chest—lightly, of course, because he deserved it. “You’re insufferable.”“And you’re adorable,” he countered, tugging on the shirt’s hem. “Though I might need to rethink leaving my clothes lying around.”He pulled you into his arms, the smell of him even stronger now, mingling with the warmth of his touch. “Keep it,” he murmured, resting his chin on top of your head. “It looks better on you anyway.”You didn’t need to say anything else. Wrapped in his arms, wearing his shirt, the world felt right again.
The next morning, you woke up still in his shirt, curled up against him like some kind of lovesick koala. His arm was draped over you, heavy and warm, his slow breaths brushing against your neck. For a moment, you thought he was still asleep.Wrong.“Enjoying yourself, thief?” His voice was a low rumble against your ear, and you almost jumped out of your skin.“Kakashi!” You squirmed, trying to wriggle free, but his grip tightened.“Nuh-uh. You started this,” he murmured, dragging you closer, “so now you deal with the consequences.”“Consequences?!” you huffed, your face heating up. “It’s just a shirt—”“It’s not just a shirt,” he interrupted, his voice dripping with mock offense. “It’s my shirt. And you didn’t even ask.”You rolled your eyes. “You weren’t even here to ask!”His hand slid up your side, making your breath hitch. “Still,” he said, his tone softening, “you looked too damn cute in it to stay mad.”You stared at him, unsure if you wanted to smack him or melt into him. “You’re impossible.”“And yet, you’re still here,” he teased, brushing a strand of hair from your face. His eye softened, the usual teasing glint replaced with something warmer, deeper. “I like that.”The moment stretched, his fingers lingering on your cheek. You thought he might kiss you. You hoped he would.But no. Of course not. He was Kakashi Hatake, the king of keeping you on your toes.Instead, he pulled back, his smirk returning in full force. “Alright, let’s get moving. Breakfast isn’t going to cook itself.”You blinked, thrown by the sudden shift. “You’re cooking?”“Don’t sound so surprised,” he said, already heading toward the kitchen. “I’m full of surprises.”---Later, you found yourself sitting at the kitchen table, watching him move around like he owned the place. He was still in his usual casual attire, the mask back on, but you couldn’t help but notice the way his muscles flexed with every movement. Damn him.He caught you staring, of course. Because why wouldn’t he?“Something on your mind, sweetheart?” he asked, turning just enough to smirk at you over his shoulder.“No,” you lied, focusing on the table.“Hmm. Is that so?” He set a plate in front of you before leaning in, his face inches from yours. “Because you’re looking at me like you’re hungry for something else.”Your face went up in flames. “Shut up!”He chuckled, pulling back and sitting across from you. “Eat up. You’ll need your energy.”“For what?” you asked suspiciously.He tilted his head, feigning innocence. “Oh, you know... just in case you decide to steal anything else.”
Kakashi had been gone for three days, which was three days too many for your liking. You missed his presence, his teasing remarks, the way he’d casually pull you into his arms like it was second nature.And okay, maybe you’d gone a little stir-crazy. Maybe the loneliness had you acting out of character, doing things like—oh, I don’t know—raiding his drawers for something to steal.It started innocent enough. You told yourself it was just for comfort—another one of his shirts to curl up in. But then your eyes landed on the drawer below. The one with his boxers.No. Absolutely not.But the thought stuck, stubborn and relentless. Before you knew it, you were holding one up, staring at it like it was some forbidden treasure.It was soft, black, and—dare you say it—kinda cute. You bit your lip, glancing toward the door like a guilty kid about to sneak cookies before dinner.“Alright, fine,” you muttered, yanking it on over your shorts. The waistband sat snug against your hips, the fabric absurdly comfortable. You gave yourself a twirl in the mirror, laughing at how ridiculous—but oddly cute—you looked.---You didn’t hear him come in.The front door shut softly, followed by the quiet creak of his boots on the floor. You froze mid-spin, your heart leaping into your throat.“Comfortable?”Oh. No.You turned slowly, your face heating up as you met his gaze. Kakashi stood leaning against the doorframe, his arms crossed, his eye sharp
Kakashi had left again, this time for a week. One whole week. By day three, you were spiraling—not dramatically, of course, but you were definitely missing his annoying smirks and stupid, smug comebacks.
The thing is, his shirt wasn’t cutting it anymore. You needed to upgrade.
That’s when your eyes landed on his dresser.
You tried to fight it. Really, you did. But the curiosity—the need—to claim another piece of him was too strong. So there you were, staring at the drawer that held the most forbidden treasure of all: Kakashi Hatake’s boxers.
“Alright, let’s do this,” you whispered, hyping yourself up like some kind of spy.
You slid the drawer open, and there they were, folded neatly because of course he’s that kind of man. Your fingers hovered before grabbing a pair—black with subtle designs, nothing flashy, but still very Kakashi.
You held them up, grinning like an idiot. Victory.
The real fun began when he came home early.
You were lounging on the couch in his boxers—because why not? They were comfortable as hell, okay? Paired with one of his oversized shirts, you looked like you were practically drowning in his wardrobe.
The door creaked open. “I’m home,” he called out, his tone casual.
Your blood ran cold. He wasn’t supposed to be back yet.
“Welcome back!” you yelled, scrambling to act normal. But it was too late. He’d already stepped into the living room.
His single eye scanned you, starting at your face, traveling down to the shirt, and then—oh no—the boxers.
You could see the moment it clicked. His head tilted, that infuriating smirk spreading across his face. “Well, well, well,” he drawled. “What do we have here?”
Your heart raced. “I can explain!”
“Oh, I’d love to hear it,” he said, stepping closer, hands shoved in his pockets. “You stealing my shirts was one thing, but this?”
“They’re comfortable!” you blurted, clutching the hem of the shirt for dear life.
“Comfortable, huh?” He loomed over you now, his voice dropping into that low, teasing register that made your stomach flip. “So, what’s the plan here? Are you raiding my entire wardrobe, or are boxers the final boss of your heist?”
“I was just—”
“Just what?” He leaned in, so close you could see the amusement glinting in his eye. “Trying to feel closer to me?”
Your face burned. “Maybe.”
His chuckle was soft, warm, and absolutely maddening. “You know,” he said, his hand brushing lightly over your hip, “if you wanted my attention, sweetheart, you didn’t have to steal my underwear.”
“I wasn’t trying to—”
“Shh.” He pressed a finger to your lips, silencing you with that damn smirk. “Keep ’em,” he said, his voice dangerously soft. “But don’t think for a second you’re getting away with this.”
Before you could ask what he meant, he scooped you up, slinging you over his shoulder like you weighed nothing.
“Kakashi!” you shrieked, smacking his back as he carried you off to God knows where.
“Actions have consequences, cupcake,” he said, utterly unbothered. “And I intend to teach you that lesson.”
It all started with an innocent comment—as these things always do. You’d been lounging in his oversized shirt and boxers, proudly parading around like you owned the place, when you made the offhand remark:
“You know, if I were a man, I’d rock this look better than you.”
Kakashi, who had been peacefully reading on the couch, barely glanced up. “Oh, is that so?”
“Yeah,” you said, puffing out your chest. “All I’m missing are two oranges and a banana, and I’d be unstoppable.”
That caught his attention. His book lowered, his visible eyebrow quirking. “Two oranges and a banana?”
“You heard me.”
A slow smirk spread across his face. “Alright, then. Let’s see it.”
And that’s how you found yourself in the kitchen, raiding the fruit bowl while Kakashi leaned against the counter, arms crossed and thoroughly amused.
You shoved two oranges into the front of the shirt, adjusting them until they looked “anatomically correct.” Then, for the grand finale, you slipped a banana into the waistband of the boxers, letting it hang just right.
You turned to face him, hands on your hips. “How do I look?”
Kakashi stared at you for a long moment before his shoulders started shaking. Then, he lost it.
“Oh my god,” he said, doubling over with laughter. “You look ridiculous.”
“Excuse me?” you said, feigning offense. “I look amazing.”
“You look like a fruit basket.”
“Yeah? Well, this fruit basket could steal your girl.” You struck a pose, smirking like you were on a runway.
Kakashi wiped a tear from his eye, his laughter finally subsiding. “Alright, alright. You win. But don’t blame me when the fruit ends up squished.”
“Blame you? Oh, no,” you said, stepping closer and poking him in the chest. “This is all your fault, Hatake.”
He leaned down, his smirk softening into something more mischievous. “Oh, is it now?”
“Yup,” you said, grinning up at him. “And you’re gonna pay for it.”
After the “banana incident,” as Kakashi had started calling it, you were determined to redeem yourself. “Alright, no more fruit props,” you declared one evening. “We’re doing this properly.”Kakashi sighed, flipping a page in his book. “Properly? You mean without turning the kitchen into your personal fashion studio?”“Exactly.” You plopped down beside him, crossing your legs. “I’m going full method actor now. Prepare to witness greatness.”He glanced at you, unimpressed. “And what’s the plan this time?”“A cucumber,” you said confidently.Kakashi’s book lowered, and his visible eye blinked slowly. “A cucumber.”“Yes.” You grinned. “It’s more… realistic.”---The next day, you stormed into the living room, fully decked out in Kakashi’s clothes—his shirt, his boxers, and, of course, the infamous cucumber strategically tucked into the waistband.Kakashi looked up from his tea, and for a moment, he said nothing. Just… stared.“Well?” you prompted, striking a heroic pose. “What do you think?”His eye twitched. “You know,” he began slowly, “I can’t decide if I should be impressed or concerned.”“Impressed,” you said firmly. “Definitely impressed.”He sighed, setting his cup down. “Alright, I’ll bite. Why a cucumber?”“Because it’s perfect,” you said, gesturing dramatically. “It’s the right shape, the right size, and—”“Stop,” he interrupted, holding up a hand. “I don’t need the details.”“Admit it,” you said, stepping closer. “You’re jealous of how good I look.”He smirked, leaning back. “Jealous? Hardly. Amused? Absolutely.”---And then he snatched the cucumber.“Hey!” you yelped, trying to grab it back.Kakashi held it out of reach, his smirk widening. “You’re done, cupcake. No more props.”“Give it back!”“Not a chance.”You lunged for it, but Kakashi was faster, pinning you to the couch with one arm while holding the cucumber triumphantly in the other.“Looks like I win,” he said, his voice low and smug.You glared up at him, your face flushed. “This isn’t over.”“Oh, I know,” he said, his grin turning wicked. “It never is with you.”
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We all need a boyfriend like this (and a pain tolerance like Selina's)
Catwoman clutched her hip, feeling the warm blood trickle from the stab wound as she limped down the street. Anger won the fight over fear within her as the pain settled in, but she was far enough away from her attacker who had ran off an hour ago. The former villain never thought about the fact walking with an injury that wasn't mended hurt way more then she expected.
Catwoman (pulling out her phone, grimacing): Please pick up.
She dialed a number, and after two rings, a familiar voice answered.
Catwoman (voice tense): A motherfucker stabbed me!
Batman (surprised): I—stabbing?
Catwoman (quickly): Yes, stabbed! And it wasn't even the Joker this time, surprising, right? It was — Stab wounds hurt way more than I remember — Anyways some guy in a clown mask attacked me. One of those Joker wannabes. I tried to avoid talking to him, but he got one prick on my side. How the hell do you avoid being stabbed, babe?
Batman fell silent for a few seconds, only emitting an angry grunt. Catwoman paused, catching her breath and wondering why her boyfriend wasn’t responding.
Catwoman (concerned): Batsy, you there? If you're worried, I can reassure you that the knife wound wasn’t too deep, I just need a few stitches. You know how it goes.
Batman (forcing out a laugh): Yeah, relatable. Hey, the guy who stabbed you—he was wearing a clown mask, just a face covering, and he had a blood-covered dagger?
Catwoman (nodding, despite the pain): Correct, pookie. And get this— when he stabbed me, he said I deserved it for being a worthless subhuman. Rude, right? Anyway, are any of the Robins nearby? I need an escort.
Batman (clenching his teeth): I’ve got you covered. I need to deal with this criminal, but I'll meet you both at the car.
Batman abruptly ended the call after sending an alert to Red Robin, instructing him to meet Catwoman since he was the closest. With focused determination, Batman turned to face the terrified crook in the clown mask, gripping the bloody knife. A curt smile crept onto the Dark Knight's face as he cracked his knuckles.
Batman (voice low and threatening): Subhuman, huh? You’re going to wish you were dead once I’m done with you.
The clown mask whimpered in fear, too late to reconsider as Batman unleashed his fury, utilizing his Arkham Knight training on the hapless criminal. Moments later, Red Robin arrived just in time to help Catwoman walk to the Batmobile, where she settled into the backseat, not too worse for wear.
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jake & neytiri as your parents / x human!daughter!reader (neteyam, lo'ak, kiri, tuk x sister!reader)
synopsis, after jake convinced neytiri to take you in (part 1), you help prepare jake and neytiri for the baby they're so close to having... ++ some fluffy moments
+ takes place between avatar 2009 and atwow
jake:
the most protective father ever
you were barely 2 years old when he met you and now that you're living among na'vi, you were even smaller and at risk of being trampled at any given moment
he lets you wander wherever you want as long as he's two steps behind
"careful," he called behind you as he watched you toddle your way onto a large branch. "it's slippery."
whether you heard him or not, you rushed on, speeding along the mossy surface of the branch.
"hey! y/n, i said be—"
your feet slipped on the wet greenery, falling on your back and rolling off the branch. jake's arm snapped out to grab you, his firm grip pressing into your arm. letting out a sigh of relief, he straddled the branch as he pulled you up by one arm, giving you a knowing look. he set you down and held your shoulders to steady you.
"what'd i tell you, hm?" jake muttered, lowering his head to catch your eye.
"'s slippery."
"that's right." he tapped your feet, gently pressing in into the lush surface of the branch. "dig your feet deeper, walk slowly. crouch to balance."
you were as agile as the na'vi in no time
jake had to be so creative to keep you away from his technology and guns
you could worm your way out of any barricade or corner he put you in
long story short he could not catch a break with you and your hot feet
"what are you doing?" neytiri narrowed her eyes as she noticed jake skulking around the branches and trees.
"nothing, nothing," jake answered hurriedly, waving off her suspicion.
"you are looking for something," neytiri stated, and he couldn't even deny that, because he was looking for something—rather, someone.
he tried to deny it anyways. "no, i'm not."
"you have lost her—"
"i did not!"
"—again. if you cannot keep track of this little human, what hope do we have for our own children?"
a soft giggle made both of their heads snap to the left. jake gave neytiri a knowing look and slowly crept to the source of the noise.
"not gonna get away from me this time, kid." jake whispered to himself, snickering. neytiri watched on, her arms folded.
"aha!" jake pulled back the leaves covering a hollow nook in the tree, his grin falling when you were nowhere to be seen.
"you were saying, ma'jake?" neytiri laughed lightly, shaking her head and turning back to the bowl she was mixing.
"where the—" jake stepped backwards, sighing. "okay, i give up! you in the mood to give daddy a break?" he begged.
he heard the rustle of leaves above him. he looked up just as you fell down from the canopy onto his shoulders, using his hair to stop yourself from slipping clean off his back.
"ack—that's a grip." jake groaned in pain, supporting you with his hand before coaxing your fingers out of his hair.
"surprise!" you squealed, hugging his face. "you surprised?"
jake laughed and tugged you off his shoulders, throwing you up into the air. he caught you in his arms and pinched your cheeks. "yeah, i'm surprised. got me real good. i'll need to tie a balloon or somethin' to keep track of you, huh?"
you slipped out of his arms before he even finished his threat and ran to the other side of neytiri. using her as a shield you stuck you tongue out at him.
all jake could do was shake his head and smile.
the softest father ever :(
the one that would allow you to get into a bit of trouble if it'd teach you a lesson, then comfort you as you cry about it later
the one who comforts you regardless of the reason, actually
"what happened?" jake sat down beside you.
you turned away from him, almost embarrassed that you were crying over something so silly. you fell and scraped your knee pretty bad. normally, you could walk these kinds of things off, but in front of the other na'vi kids?
"hey. c'mon," jake's gentle hand rested on your shoulder, turning you gently towards him. he gave you a sympathetic smile. "talk to me. what's wrong?"
you couldn't articulate exactly how you felt so you offered up your leg, the torn skin leaking blood. jake hissed as he assessed your injury, turning your leg side to side.
"ooh, got scraped up pretty bad. took a bad fall?" he chuckled. "don't worry, we'll put some salve on it and wrap it up, yeah?"
you pursed your lips. he smiled and kissed your forehead, scooping you up in his arms to bandage your wound.
neytiri:
as we've established in the last part, she was wary of you and how you'd fit in the family she envisioned for herself
but a month after meeting you, there were so many instances where she sensed the same wonder and strength in you that she first saw in jake
neytiri grabbed your arm and slung you over her back as she scaled trees and leaped from branch to branch. she slowed when she approached some game for her hunt, gently crouching down and letting you slide off her.
you mirrored her sneaky movements, staying low to the ground and keeping a trained eye on the target.
neytiri inhaled sharply as she drew her bow, letting the arrow fly. she raced down the tree and put the animal out of its misery, whispering prayers of thanks and comfort.
her ears perked up as she heard a thud. she shot up and raced to the sound. "y/n?"
she glanced up the tree and saw nothing. did a whole 360 and saw nothing. her heart squeezed with panic. "y/n!" she yelled.
she pushed through some vines, emerging into a clearing. she was about to lurch forward when the scene before her piqued her curiosity.
you sat in the middle of the clearing, a bunch of cuts and bruises from your fall. but one of the sprites of eywa bobbed in the air, resting on your head. you held out your hand and it migrated to your palm.
a soft smile graced her face as she observed you, yet again her expectations subverted. seeing you sitting in peace with the sprites floating all around you... you looked like any other na'vi kid experiencing the forest for the first time.
overly eager to teach you, especially how to wield a bow and arrow
she was almost due for neteyam when she first took you out into the open for some real experience — you had just turned 4
jake expressed his concerns about making you learn so young, but she didn't know any other way to teach you
if there was one thing with neytiri, it was that she put a lot of pressure on you
she was adamant that you learn the na'vi way of life and be up to speed, if not better, than the other kids your age
she figured if you were going to be a part of her future, you should be able to hold your own against your younger siblings when they come along
and that meant throwing you headfirst into the field.... after all the best way to learn is by doing, right?
"come," she beckoned you to the branch she was standing on. you jumped over to her, rushing across the wood and leaning against the center of the tree. she knelt behind you. "look, there. that fish in that pond. send an arrow through it."
you gave her a nervous glance. she just gave you a reassuring nod and guided your arms into position.
"what if i miss?" you asked.
she pursed her lips. "the fish will get startled and swim away." she rested a hand on your shoulder. "but that is fine. we will find others." she smiled softly and motioned to the target.
the small whine in your throat escaped, but you drew your bow taut nonetheless. you breathed in deeply, focusing as much as you could before letting your arrow fly.
the arrowhead pierced the fish's head cleanly, and the animal spasmed before going still.
neytiri yipped in approval. "very good." she hummed, patting your shoulder before dropping onto the ground to approach your kill. "very good."
you followed close behind.
neytiri was surprised. when she took you out she never imagined you'd actually do well. she just wanted you to observe targets at different angles, heights, and distances instead of the rigid target board they have at their home. but your grip and pull were strong, strong enough to fly true.
she glanced at you, observing you as you watched the stream pass over your fallen fish.
"well," she rested her hand on your head, stroking your hair. "it seems you have gotten us our dinner, y/n."
you beamed up at her proudly, and she felt a maternal pride blossom inside her heart as well.
then it was time for the baby.
jake made you stay outside of the birthing area, but you flinched whenever you heard neytiri's pained cries
and as soon as it started.... it was over.
jake hovered by neytiri's side, both entranced by the beautiful baby boy they created with their love.
"neteyam." neytiri whispered dreamily, holding her child close and nuzzling into his head. jake let out a chuckle in disbelief—never in a million years did he think he'd find a wife, much less start a family.
jake kissed neytiri's cheek as he handed her water and berries to replenish her strength before the clan's celebrations would begin.
a lengthy moment of silence passed over them as they basked in the excitement and bliss of becoming new parents.
something was missing, but neither wanted to bring it up in fear of ruining the moment. finally, neytiri couldn't take it anymore.
"bring her." neytiri whispered. jake looked back, assessing his wife's expression and attempting to read between the lines.
"are you sure? you just—"
"do as i say," she hissed.
"yes ma'am." he raised his hands in surrender, running off to find you.
he caught you in his weapons trunk again, struggling to hold open the lid while also grabbing the guns. he shook his head with a roll of his eyes, sneaking up on you and snatching you from the ground. with a hearty laugh he threw you into the air, catching you and slinging you over his shoulder like a sack of potatoes.
"the baby is here?!" you asked, propping yourself up with your hands on his back.
"yes, yes, neteyam is here." jake confirmed. "now, he's about as big as you but that doesn't mean you can't be careful. you gotta be gentle with him. he's just a baby."
you nodded along, taking your new role to heart.
jake entered the family space again and you scurried off his body to neytiri's side. cautiously, you crept closer, observing the new addition to the family unit. you glanced at neytiri to make sure you were doing okay.
she seemed to notice your apprehension. "come closer, y/n... it is alright. this is neteyam."
you climbed up on the stool beside her, peering down into her arms at the resting newborn. jake was right—the baby was just as big as you, but then again, his parents were almost 9 feet tall.
you poked his shoulder softly. he bristled and turned in neytiri's arm, his little hand open. you rested your finger there and watched neteyam's hand slowly, tightly, curl around your finger.
and that's when you made a promise. no matter how big they get—neteyam, lo'ak, kiri, and tuk—you'll always be there to protect them. in any way you could.
(whether you will be a strength to the family or its weakness is up to fate and time.)
IMPORTANT !! okay guys at this point in the series we're at a crossroads—do we go down the angsty route of unbelonging? or the kinder route of fluff and love? there's sm more potential for angst but if we wanna keep it peace and love, i'd enjoy writing that to. let me know which direction you wanna go ! <3
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All For Me
Paige Bueckers x fem reader
Your two year relationship with collegiante basketball star Paige Bueckers ends suddenly in both of your senior year. You couldn’t seem to detach yourself from her even though Paige had seemed to move on. Once you graduated and Paige was doing her 5th year, Paige finally realizes what she lost.
All For Me- Mariah The Scientist
!Warnings! Angst and fluff
Purple=Paige
Pink=You
Not proofread sorry!!!!!!
All For Me- Part Two
The showing for the house went well, you had 5 offers put on the house but one thing trailed on in your mind all day. Running into Paige was not on your schedule for the day and threw you off completely. Your mind all day was half work and half Paige. Her words lingering in your ears, her touch still grasping onto your arm, the glimmer in her eyes when she looked at you, it all stayed with you.
You currently were sitting on your bed, thumb hovering over the call button under Paige’s contact info. Yes, the fact that she left you for another did hurt you, and makes you want to hate her, but you can’t. What exactly did she want to talk about? was the question leading you to actually calling her. ‘It’s 10 she should be out of practice and at the dorm’, you thought, thinking back to the nights you would spend waiting for Paige to come home to you. Her sweaty hugs, catching up on each others day while she admired you, falling asleep in her big arms. Those thoughts brought you to finally press the button.
1 ring
2 rings
3 rings
“Hey”, her voice deep and soft.
“Hi, you said you wanted to talk?”, you said quiet and timid, not knowing what the conversation had in store for you.
“Can I come over? Kinda wanted to do this face to face”. Her tone became stern, like she knows what she wants and she’s going to make it happen. Her request caught you off guard leaving a a few moments over the phone.
“oh uh yeah that’s fine. i’ll send you my adr-“.
“I know where i’m going. I’ll see you in 15 minutes”.
The phone hung up before you could even respond with an ‘ok’ or ‘ok see you soon’.
“Well damn”, you said out loud while getting up from your bed. You had a pair of short sweat shorts and a t shirt on, no need to change. You walked over to your light grey couch and waited for the blondes arrival. You were nervous as hell, your ex that you never got over and still love is about to walk into your apartment after a year apart.
Fifteen flew by and 2 knocks at the door broke you out your thoughts. You got up from your comfortable spot to answer the door for Paige. You reached for the knob with a little hesitation and opened to the door. She stood at the door standing tall over you. Two hands in her grey sweatpants. Her hair fell to her shoulders framing her face perfectly. She started scanning you from head to toe, until her eyes met with yours. She slightly tilted her head and smiled.
“come in”, you said moving to the side to let her walk in. When she walked in she slowly stepped in front of you inching closer. Your breathing quickened with every inch she crept towards you. Eventually you two were so close, your head tilted up to look at her, hers slightly tilted down to see you
“Paige”. a whisper
“Let’s go talk”, Paige walked away to the couch before you.
You trailed behind her like a lost puppy sitting down next to her. She was manspreading, Calvin Klein underwear band peaking out above her low sitting sweatpants. All you can do is admire her in this moment, one thing about Paige is that she never failed to look so good. She eyed you so deeply, those blue eyes felt like sting in your soul.
“I’m here. Talk”, you motioned your hands toward her. She rolled her eyes with a smirk.
“Well..first i’m sorry. I’m sorry for everything i’ve put you through”, she paused, running her hands through her hair. “You were so amazing to me, and loving, and nurturing, just everything a good woman is”.
All you could do was look at her with face full of disappointment. You stayed in your corner not wanting to move closer to her.
“Why was my all never enough for you, I poured all of me into you Paige and it’s never enough”. Your voice went from disappointed to angry and she could tell.
“It was enough baby, I was just too lost at the time to realize everything I needed was right here. Everything I need is sitting right here with me”. She swiftly moved closer to you, grabbing your hand.
“Don’t call me that Paige”.
The room fell silent, Paige’s hands still grasp and not yours. She’s persistent and she will always try to get what she wants.
Unexpectedly Paige’s arms wrapped around you, her head buried next to your neck. Your body just melted in her arms. The familiar feeling caused all the argerness and sadness with warmth. Your eyes closed embracing her touch as all the feelings tumble back.
“I missed you so much”.
“I missed you too”, Paige’s words mumbled as her head still rested in the crook of your neck.
Paige untangled herself and stood up, towering over you again. She held her hand out to you signaling for you to grab her hand. You looked up to her face and back at her hand and accepted her request. She helped you up from your seated position on the couch and led you to your room.
“let’s sleep”, she said jumping on your bed
“You’re gonna break my bed Paige”, dragging out her name. You both laughed at your statement.
You jumped in bed with Paige, both of you smiling and laughing. She proceeded to big spooning you while tightly holding your hands.
“I could be here forever”, Paige whispered as you fell to sleep.
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To be continued..
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Exorcizamus
Summary: Life on the road, hunting the things that went bump in the night was a lonely life, admittedly. But having Ruffilo by his side made it all a bit more bearable. They had set out as children, led only by Jolly, to hunt the thing that had killed his best friend, and nearly them as well. Noah couldn't do it without him, honestly. Ruffilo was the brains and he was the brawn in the whole operation.
Adeline was a small town girl. Working to live and living to work. Until she found herself being hunted by the very thing her dad had always told her was just pretend. When the brothers save her, her understanding of the world is flipped upside down.
CW/TW: all things paranormal, death, swearing, smut (updated as it is written to include specific warnings), talk of religion, horror, demons. As always, if I forget anything please don’t hesitate to let me know!
Adeline
FIVE YEARS AGO
Terror seized her in its grasp as ice formed on the windows, the room growing frighteningly cold in spite of the heat being on full blast. Frantic she looked around, watching her breath puff out in front of her. There was something there in the room with her. She couldn't see it, but she knew it was there.
For weeks she had been experiencing weird things happening around her. Ever since she picked up that antique wardrobe. Lights would flicker even when there was no reason for them to do that. Things would fall over or just fly across the room. One night she had come home from work and heard footsteps. Literal footsteps.
And then there was the voices. Oh, God. The voices drove her insane the most. Faint whispers of her name here and there. At first so quiet and so infrequent that she thought she was going crazy at first. Maybe it was lack of sleep. But then it grew more frequent. And then louder. So much so that at times it was like it was screaming at her.
"ADELINE!" The voice screeched, shattering the windows in the room.
White hot searing pain erupted behind her eyes and she fell to her knees, grasping the sides of her head. It felt like her brain was going to explode. The scream she let out was inhuman. It sounded like something was clawing its way out of her throat.
Whispers of her name echoed around her. The hair on the back of her neck stood on end as quiet settled in. Normally she would be grateful for this silence. This time, however, it felt sinister. Like it was tricking her. Tears fell from her eyes, staining the floor underneath her. She just wanted it to stop. She would do anything for it to stop. All she wanted was peace.
Then she heard it. A loud rumbling outside. A voice calling to her from upstairs. Her breathing grew shallow, unsteady. It was taunting her. What could it want from her? Desperate for relief she rose to her feet once more, letting them lead her to the bottom of the staircase.
The front door started rattling as something outside banged on it, calling her name. She looked back at the door, recognizing a voice she had only heard just that morning. One of the antiquers who had shown up, asking her all sorts of weird questions about the wardrobe. Something about how it was a special one and they were willing to buy it off of her right then. At this moment, she really wished she had let them take it from her.
"Adeline, baby. I need your help." Her mother's voice.
Deep down she knew that wasn't her mother calling to her from upstairs. Her mother had passed long ago, before she was even a year old. Dad had told her it was a house fire that took her. That he was lucky to get her out before the fire overwhelmed the entire house. But she couldn't stop herself as her feet moved, carrying her up the stairs in spite of everything in her screaming at her to run.
Dread festered in her stomach as she crept down the hall, her terror growing with every step she took. She knew she shouldn't be following the voice, yet she couldn't stop. Closer and closer until she stood just outside her bedroom door. A room she hadn't slept in in weeks because of this.
"Adeline. Help mommy, would you?"
Sweat trickled down her back. This was wrong. Why was she doing this? She needed to run, for fucks sake. Not walking into whatever trap this thing had set for her. Yet here she was, opening the door to her bedroom, freezing in terror at what she saw sitting on her bed.
They had burns covering a good 80-90% of their body. Burnt bald patches on their head. The eyes weren't human. Instead this bright yellow as it looked at her, their grin cracking the burnt places on their face, fresh blood trickling out. Sure, they sounded like her mom. But this wasn't her.
"You-You're not my mom," she sobbed, her voice raw from screaming. Why was she here? What had she done to deserve this?
Adeline was vaguely aware of the front door banging open, someone shouting her name. Of their own volition her feet carried her into her bedroom, her hands swinging the door shut. Vomit rose in her throat as the smell of burnt flesh mixed with sulfur engulfed her, the thing pretending to be her mother now standing in front of her. She wanted to scream. To cry. Beg for help or mercy, she didn't know.
"Took me decades to find you, Adeline. Your precious daddy kept you hidden well. But I always get what's mine."
Something she couldn't quite place her finger on took hold of her. It wasn't fear or terror. Something much stronger. Doom. It was impending doom. What did it mean that they always got what was theirs? Why her?
Soon all she could see was those yellow eyes, right in front of hers. Consuming her. Staring into those eyes was like being eaten from the inside out.
Thundering footsteps up the stairs. Shouting. Her heart seized in her chest, her lungs no longer working. No longer pulling in oxygen. Her vision turned fuzzy at the edges, moments before she heard someone shout a name as her vision went black.
Azazel.
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RZ!Michael myers x GN!reader
Requests open!
Michael observed you from a shadowy corner as you danced in your kitchen, humming to the music that was playing over your speakers. You spent quite a while gathering and measuring ingredients, then mixing them in a bowl. While he couldn't tell what you were making, the aroma from the oven was delicious.
You twirled gracefully in the kitchen, completely oblivious to Michael standing ominously in the doorway. Frustration simmered within him as you remained unaware of his presence. Slowly, he advanced into the room, a knife clenched tightly in his hand, his knuckles turning pale with tension.
You let out a startled gasp as you crashed into his chest, stumbling slightly before quickly turning around to identify the person you had run into.
“Oh, Michael!” you exclaimed, a wave of relief washing over you as you placed a hand over your racing heart. You noticed the knife in his hand, but ignored it knowing he wouldn’t hurt you. “I had no idea you were here; you startled me!”
Michael tilts his head at you. You had barely given him attention all morning, and he would never ask for it directly, he just bugs you until you finally figure it out.
“What’s up? Hungry?”
He shook his head.
“Do you need something?” You furrowed your brows, trying to think of why your murderous friend was suddenly bothering you.
Michael stepped closer, causing you to instinctively retreat. This back-and-forth continued until you found yourself against the counter, where he seized the moment to corner you, placing his hands on either side of you. You looked up at him, bewildered, your hands pressed against his chest to create some distance. It was clear that Michael had no concept of personal space.
Michael bent down to your level, locking eyes with you. You could just barely hear the sound of his breaths escaping behind the mask. Confusion washed over you; you had no clue what his intentions were or what he wanted from you.
He was frustrated that you hadn't yet grasped his needs, especially considering you were the one person who could effortlessly read him, a skill honed from your countless moments together. Despite his attempts to mask his emotions, you always seemed to understand his feelings. Michael knew that his body language often betrayed him—clenching his fists when rage bubbled beneath the surface or tugging at the fabric of his coveralls in moments of discomfort or embarrassment. So why was it different now? Why couldn't you decipher what he was yearning for?
The delicious smell of brownies caught your attention. “Did you want brownies? Is that why you’re being like this?”
Michael blinked at you, then shook his head.
“You have to tell me what you want! I’m not a mind reader.” You groaned, lightly hitting his chest.
A muffled huff escaped from behind the mask, and from the corner of your eye, you noticed him pulling one hand back from the counter.
Michael reached behind him, pulled a strand of dirty blonde hair forward, and let it slip through his fingers.
Oh.
“You want me to brush your hair?”
A nod.
With a soft sigh, you gently pushed against Michael’s chest, freeing yourself from the confines between him and the counter. He trailed closely behind as you strolled into the living room, leaving his knife on the counter. You sank onto the couch, stretching your legs across the cushions, and beckoned Michael over. He eagerly complied, settling comfortably between your legs and reclining against you, his head resting on your chest.
A smile crept across your face as your fingertips grazed the edge of his mask. It was a rare privilege for Michael to allow you to remove it. With a gentle motion, you lifted the mask away from his face and placed it on the coffee table. Michael tensed at the sudden exposure; he despised being without his mask. Yet, he found solace in your soothing fingers running through his hair, making the moment bearable.
The moment you began to run your fingers through Michael's long hair, you could feel him instantly relax. As you gently untangled his hair and occasionally massaged his scalp, you couldn't help but think about how incredibly soft his hair could be if he paid it a bit more attention. Despite your efforts to help him with his hygiene and grooming, getting him to sit still was like pulling teeth. He often got up in the middle of your care, wandering off while your calls for him to return went unnoticed.
Minutes slipped by as you ran your fingers through Michael’s hair, the air filled only with his soft breaths and the faint beeping of the timer you set for the brownies. Lightly tapping his shoulder, you drew his attention, signaling that it was time for you to get up.
He grumbled, earning a chuckle from you.
Reluctantly, he rose from his seat, reaching for his mask on the table and pulling it over his face. The sudden absence of his warmth sent a shiver through you; you definitely missed it. Standing up, you headed towards the kitchen, where you opened the oven door and were greeted by the enticing aroma of freshly baked brownies. Donning oven mitts, you carefully removed the pan and began slicing generous portions for both you and Michael.
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Sometimes I think of Marjorie and just.. have to sit in it
#I think of my late aunt sometimes when I hear it#and today I’m thinking of the older sibling I never got#and it’s very selfish because sometimes I want to weep at the loss#and not because of the person I could have known and loved#but because of the burden he could have helped me with#what could I have learned from him if he was here#mourning what it would have been like to not be the oldest sibling for once#it’s kind of the first time I’ve actually thought about it#what if my mom had him. what if I wasn’t the one who could stand in the background#let someone else lift everyone else and support them#give me a shoulder to cry on#if I didn’t know better.. I’d think he was talking to me now#maybe a darker Hallie confession today but#I’m just suddenly exhausted being the oldest sibling#the responsible one. the strong one. the one expected to do xyz#anywho! I do love hard and love strong#this just crept up on me and I needed it out there
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RAFE CAMERON ⟢ not for the money
x FEM!reader ⟢ MASTERLIST
SUMMARY: you are scared that rafe thinks you’re only in the relationship for his money
WORD COUNT: 833
GENRE: fluff
CONTENT WARNING: soft!rafe cameron
the scent of saltwater and pine carried through the open balcony door of rafe cameron’s bedroom, where you perched, fidgeting with the hem of your sundress. it had been a week since you overheard them—the cruel whispers in the back of the country club that claimed you were only with Rafe for his money.
“she’s so lucky,” one girl had sneered. “he pays for everything. i wouldn’t lift a finger either if i had a guy like that.”
“she’s totally using him,” one said, her tone dripping with disdain. “i mean, look at her. rafe’s always paying for everything.”
“right?” the other chimed in. “hair, nails, those dinners? she’s just in it for the money.”
another had laughed. “she just loves the chanel.”
the words striked you like a blow. was that really how people saw you? you’d never thought of yourself as someone who’d take advantage of him, but now, doubt crept in, wrapping around your chest like a vise.
their words kept echoeing in your head as rafe entered the room, his usual confident swagger softened by the adoration in his eyes. he set a bag from your favorite boutique on the dresser—a clear sign that he’d picked up yet another surprise for you.
“hey, sweet girl,” he said, crossing the room to kiss your temple. “i got you something.”
your chest tightened, guilt swarming you.
“baby,” you started, forcing a smile as you turned to face him. “you didn’t have to—”
“i wanted to,” he interrupted, his brows knitting together. “what’s mine is yours, sweet girl. you know that.”
you hesitated, the nagging doubts pulling at your resolve. if the people at the club thought you were a gold digger, you couldn’t stand the idea of him believing it too.
so, that’s when you decided: no more gifts, no more dates entirely on his dime. you were going to prove that you loved him for him.
the next week, your new approach to things began to show.
at your usual dinner spot, when the waiter brought the check, you quickly grabbed it before rafe could.
“what are you doing?” Rafe asked, blinking at you in confusion.
“splitting it,” you said firmly, pulling out your card.
“splitting?” He looked at you like you’d spoken a foreign language. “babe, no, put that away.”
“rafe,” you insisted, your tone leaving no room for argument. “i’m paying for my half.”
he frowned, but he let you do it. that frown deepened over the next few days as he noticed more changes: no more nail or hair appointments showing up on his credit card statement, no impromptu shopping trips with bags of chanel or prada waiting at your apartment.
by the time your next date rolled around, he’d had enough.
“okay,” he said, sliding into the booth across from you at the diner. “spill.”
“spill what?” you asked innocently, focusing intently on your menu.
“don’t play coy, sweet girl. i know you. you’ve been acting weird all week. no more letting me pay, no more gifts—what’s going on?”
you sighed, setting the menu down. “i just… i overheard some people at the club. they think i’m using you just for your money. and i don’t want you to ever think that too.”
his expression softened instantly, and he reached across the table, taking your hand in his.
“baby,” he murmured, his voice low and full of affection. “that’s the stupidest thing i’ve ever heard.”
you looked at him, surprised by his reaction. “rafe—”
“no, listen to me,” he said firmly. “i don’t care what those people say. they don’t know you. i know you. you’ve been there for me when no one else has. you’ve stuck around through my worst. you think i’m dumb enough to think it’s about the money?”
you blinked, his words sinking in.
“i buy you things because i can and want to,” he continued. “because you deserve the world, and i want to give it to you. not because i think you need it, or because i think it’s the only way to keep you around. got it?”
tears pricked at your eyes, and you nodded. “i just… i didn’t want you to feel like i was taking advantage of you.”
he chuckled softly, standing up to slide into the booth beside you, wrapping an arm around your shoulders.
“sweet girl,” he said, pressing a kiss to your temple, “you’re the best thing that’s ever happened to me. don’t let some jealous nobodies make you think otherwise.”
you leaned into him, a small smile creeping onto your face.
“okay,” you whispered.
“good,” he said, pulling out his card as the waiter approached. “now let me pay for dinner, and stop being weird.”
you laughed, swatting at his chest. “fine, rafe. you win.”
and as you sat there, wrapped in his arms, you finally let yourself believe it—rafe cameron loved you for you as you loved rafe cameron for rafe cameron.
and that was more valuable than anything money could buy.
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The Consequence of Audience
As I went there through the long, long wood, I felt no-thing and I was no-thing and I was at ease. The grey ash trees and their mottled plumage were as one with each other, curving and branching to form a ceiling overhead. There was wide separation between trunks, creating vast corridors stretching off in all directions before me, behind me, all around me. O, what praise I could sing of that never-ending dusk fall I spent between those oaks! None came with me, none came upon me, for I was alone and I was at ease. Yet came the day the trees broke, the corridor ended, and I was thrust upon the rocky expanse that was the Great Dark. There I saw first face and heard footstep, few and far between, but I was no longer alone. It was a shameful deed to carry these two naked hands as they clenched hotly, now in full display for all to see. I had never noticed them in the wood, for I was at ease. Here, the taut skin seemed to stretch and sweat, almost glowing, as if exasperated of their own grip. For as I wandered the Great Dark, there was not but grey, barren rock as far as any eye could see. It did make a passerby out of an observer. I saw them trudge by, fingers dipped into their open mouths desperate for wetness, the lolled tongue. There, in the wood, I was the watcher, but here I am nothing but displacing air. Yet, within the smothering toil of my apathy, I had heard the bell. Murmur of God between their slick, bent fingers ruffled the hair on the back of my neck. My muscles groaned against the weight of the skin around them, aching to be set loose. All at once, I saw, from where I stood, there rose a great dome atop a hill on the horizon before me. Yes, I saw it there with mine own two eyes! The white exterior peered at me with flat orifices obscured through the mist, barely distinguishable from the dark sky behind it, as though all the world beyond the dome was cut from the same slab, only slightly effaced. The convex roof sat atop a disk, held up by great ionic pillars circling the temple. Steps radiated out and down the slope, like ripples in a pond escaping a dropped stone. It was greater than life, greater than the wood, greater than all else which filled this dark, and my gullible delight was that it was all mine. Yes, all mine! One could follow me to it but they could not follow me in. My hands stretched outwards with an audible cracking in the bone as I crept forward there. I could not tell you the rest. I would not even attempt, for it would change no-thing. To know if I did go completely naked into the theater of the divine. If I did need for no-thing, want for no-thing. If I was then full to the brim, cylindrical pull slid through my gaping jaw into my endless throat. If I saw it there, shimmering through the veil like pearlescent oil over crystal water. If it heard me singing with every atom that formed me, through every orifice and wound I had, polytonal in my begging for it to complete me with the fifth. If it looked into me, saw how I needed to know what God knows and to be with him. If it spoke back to me in flat dissonance, “how couldn’t ye?” It would be of no good to speak these things to you. In what way I was still returned to the ground, even if beneath it, intact with my puerile need to repeat my-self and my mistakes. Who would not climb the wall for a peer over the edge? The cautionary tale is the fool’s errand, and I am no fool. I am as my hands are; twisting in on themselves and bursting at the seams. I can-not contain the ache for sensation, just as I could not contain the grief as I fell, nor the agony as I crawled my way back to this rocky countryside, and lo! I am on my way there again now. I am, I am, I am! But I will not tell you the visceral details, as you already know them. You all do.
It’s happening to every-body.
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˚ ༘ ೀ⋆。˚ angel girl
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wc ::: drabble length sharinote ::: contains dumbification and some other stuff! unprotected sex as well as mirror sex… also pet names (SLIGHT daddy kink… im so sorry) and overstimulation + squirting and maybs a little roughness. this isn’t proofread grrr :(
[porn no plot] just your boyfriend fucking you dumb and making you squirt 👻
'dumb baby...' your boyfriend relentlessly fucked into you from behind — his breath hot and fanning against you neck, fueling to the fire that was your arousal.
the mirror in front of you was just as foggy as your brain — your eyes clouded, and rolled back as you babbled incoherently. 'mmm...' a soft groan fell bubbling from between your lips.
'you're drooling everywhere, sweet girl...’ your boyfriend’s rough thrusts coming to a slow halt as his hands snaked around your body. ‘here… give daddy your chin, sweetheart.' his long slender fingers came crawling between the valley of your breasts and past your neck to firmly grip you cheeks.
'look at you, sweetheart. so, so pretty.' as he forced your face up and out of the sheets his lips met your own in a sloppy wet kiss — one filled with passion and desire. once more, his hips forcefully slammed against your ass — red from the friction as he buried himself deep within your sopping cunt.
'good girl...' his hand groped the swell of your breasts. as you were overwhelmed with pleasure, you could feel yourself slipping away. what you’d assumed to be your third, maybe fourth orgasm crept up on you. 'aht aht...’ he tutted in your ear. ‘want you to look... watch it, pretty girl.'
you could feel him roughly repositioning your face yet again to stare into your reflection.
he trailed kisses along your neck, chuckling warmly as he saw your eyes snap open in awe at the scene before you: your thighs littered in hickeys your lips puffy and swollen and your whole body quivering in absolute bliss.
'ah! s'too much... s'so deep!' you squirmed. he pressed on the bulge poking out from your lower abdomen. 'too deep? m'only right here... how about this?' harder. deeper. you suddenly hit the mattress, his grip on your waist faltering as he fucked into you with even more dedication... slamming you down and splitting you open for the umpteenth time on his cock... he continued bullying himself cozily into your cunt as he drilled further, and further within you velvety wet walls. ‘ffuck… always so tight aren’t you, baby?’
'ahw fuck, fuck mh!' gasping, your fingers knotted up in the sheets as you moaned uncontrollably… back arching far into the bed before he lifted you up yet again — his tip practically kissing your cervix.
‘shit! w-wait…’ the knot in your stomach began to wrap itself up. waves of pleasure threatening to fall and crash over you if he continued — which he did.
it only took a few more thrusts — each drag of his cock soothing your high as you’d finally came.
sharp thrust after sharp thrust… you took note of how he carefully overstimulated you. harshly rubbing your clit even after your orgasm. ‘shit! a-already… fuck… I already came.’ you pout, whining. ‘I know, just hold on, baby… need one more thing from you.’
‘unghhh!’ the male had lifted you up once more… your reflection not your own as you appeared completely ruined. ‘how’s it feel hm?’ your sore core ached — burning hot as you cried, leaning into his neck. ‘don’t hide.’
‘feels like im ‘gonna pee…’ you mumbled beneath your breath. he nodded. ‘good girl, let go f’me.’
another knot came forming in your tummy…
‘w-wait! ohmygodohmygod..!’ and clear liquid shot from between you legs. drenching the sheets and you and your boyfriend's thighs.
the two of you breathed heavily collapsing onto one another as he kissed your forehead. ‘angel girl…’ he purred. ‘did so good for me yeah?’
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