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It was Aziraphale’s idea to visit America with Crowley after the 1941 incident, and he never could say no to a good diner.
THIS SCENE WAS SO…………
And I cried, oh how I cried with this scene.
gift shop out the back
(romantic blackbonnet pwp ft. stede’s first time eating ed’s ass, explicit, 4k words, i couldn’t help myself with the title ok, also on ao3)
Of course, it had never been about the wealth.
Stede Bonnet didn’t get into pirating for loot or to enact violence.
He got into pirating, though he hadn’t quite known it at the time, for purpose.
And he knows now, with full clarity, that he’s found it: in the devotion of the rest of his life to making Edward Teach as happy as he possibly can.
It’s like being drunk, almost, the way making him smile makes Stede go fuzzy, except it feels far superior and without the headache the following day. Doting on Ed comes naturally, it has from the start, and Stede adores discovering new means by which to please his lover.
He’d been anxious about sex at first, having had precious little experience doing it to any degree that could remotely be described as successful, but that, as is everything, is different with Ed too.
Stede has never felt hunger like this. He’s never wanted anyone, anything, so badly in his life. He finds himself needing to shake himself a bit sometimes, remind himself that this is really happening, because the whiplash is rather extreme, honestly, to go from no one needing or wanting him around very much ever in his life, to—
“Don’t stop!” Ed whines it as he arches his back, muscles rippling beneath his sweaty, tattooed skin. “Stede—Stede—oh God, there, oh please, just like that, fuck, just like that—”
100% certain if Stede had asked Ed to stay when he left with Jack, he would've turned around, kissed him and pushed Jack overboard in 0.5 seconds
Stay (1120 words)
“Take care, ma—” “Don’t.” The word is said almost too low for Ed to hear, light enough for the wind to carry it with the scent of salt-water and rum.
Duality of man
number 13 "can you stay, just for tonight?", for blupjeans :)
13. “Can you stay? Just for tonight, please. I don’t want to be alone with my thoughts.” “‘l’ll stay for as long as you need.”
--
"I made tea," Davenport said, pressing the tray of food into Barry's hands. Sure enough, there was a large mug on the left side, still steaming. "And it's not much, but I know she likes pasta, so I made some spaghetti. It's not as great as it would be homemade by her or- or Taako, but-"
"Dav," Barry said. "I'm sure she'll appreciate it."
"Just..." Davenport paused, sighing. He took a step back as if he had only just realized how overwhelming he had been. "You're the only one she's letting in right now. If there is anything the rest of us can do to help you and- and her by extension, let me know?"
"Will do," Barry said. Davenport nodded, moving from his side to the kitchen door. He held it open as Barry passed through.
"Let me know how she is," he said, "when you're done."
"Course," Barry said. Magnus and Lucretia were laying on the couch. Barry caught of peek of Lucretia's journal and found her adding details to an older drawing of Taako. Barry's heart clenched slightly, but he didn't say anything. Lucretia looked up as he passed and gave him a soft smile. Barry tried to return it and hoped it didn't look as grim as he felt.
Past the common room and down the hallway, Barry stopped at Lup's door. Well, Lup and Taako's door. He shifted to hold the tray with one hand against his hip and used his now free hand to knock.
"Lup?" he said gently. "Can I come in?"
No response. Not unexpected. After a moment, he knocked again.
"I've got food," Barry tried.
There was a click as the door unlocked from the inside. Barry took that as an invitation to step inside, so he did so. The room was dark, which probably wasn't even an issue for Lup, considering her dark vision. Enough light came through the curtain for Barry to see the vague outline of Lup on the bottom bunk of the bunk bed. She wasn't under any of the covers, just laying face down on top of them. As Barry closed the door, she set her wand on the bedside table and a mage hand retreated into it.
How to comfort someone who just lost their only family member, even though that family member would be back within the five months? There wasn't much he could think of that didn't sound hallow. Barry came further in, sitting down at the edge of the bed, and setting the tray next to him.
"Pasta," Barry said. "Dav made it. I know it's not gonna be as great as if you or- or Taako made it, but I think he'd appreciate it if you left a review."
Lup lifted her head up very slowly. Her eyes were red and she was still wearing the same clothes she had come back in. It had only been a day and a half, but Barry honestly felt like a lifetime had gone by since he last saw Lup.
Everyone else had tried to talk to her yesterday, or earlier this morning. She had only really responded to Barry and that was to take water from him. But it was something. When she met Barry's gaze this time, her lower lip was trembling. Barry didn't comment on it, instead pushing the tray towards her. She looked down at it and sniffed.
"All these noodles are different sizes," Lup said after a second. Barry shuffled forward to see.
"Yeah, they sure are," Barry said, because they were. "I'm sure it's still edible, though. You wanna have Magnus taste it first?"
"No," Lup said. She picked up the fork, twirled some spaghetti onto it, and took a bite. Barry looked away, not really sure what to say. Lup took her time taking a few more forkfuls of the spaghetti. At long last, she said, "it's not too bad."
"I'll let him know," Barry said. "D'you, uh. D'you want me to go or can I just... chill here for a bit?"
Lup shook her head, which didn't really answer Barry's question, and had another bite. She took a sip of the tea. Barry twiddled his thumbs, looking around the room. Not that he could see much with the lack of light.
"Can you..." Barry looked back over to Lup when she spoke. She took a deep breath, which made a little shuddering sound. "Can you stay? Just for tonight, please. I- I don't wanna be alone with my thoughts."
"Like a sleepover stay?" Barry asked.
"It's a stupid idea-"
"No! No, I mean- sure, yes! Yeah, I can stay." He wiped his hands on his jeans. When did he get so sweaty? "I can stay. D'you mind if I go get like, a blanket, or?"
"Feel free," Lup said, twirling more spaghetti on her fork. Barry stood up, the bed creaking behind him. He made his way back over to the door before Lup spoke again. "Can you... send Davenport in here?"
"Yeah," Barry said. And then, in a ditch attempt to see her smile, he added, "Is his pasta that bad?"
It worked. A little, at least. The side of Lup's mouth quirked up in what could be considered a smile, if it didn't leave her face just as quickly as it had come.
"I've had worse," she said.
"I'll be back soon," Barry said, opening the door. "I'll tell Dav you want him."
"Thank you," Lup said, quietly. Barry nodded, closing the door behind him. Time to find the Captain. And his blanket.
getting handsy…
they put it on the historically inaccurate pirate fridge 💕
Just some small griddlehark…
Because that is definetly the way the slept in canaan house, canon!
release the tender stab wound cleaning scene
cold 👀
There's a click of a door. A rustling of leather. A soft, bitten-off swear and a quiet thunk of a boot hitting the floor, and finally a quick burst of cool air as the blankets lift and someone slips carefully into the bed behind Stede.
The weight of that second body in the bunk is such an instant comfort that Stede can't help the relieved exhale, the way his body tips back to find it under the covers, but then--
"Christ, is that your hand!"
The icy block flings itself away so fast that it nearly takes the rest of Ed with it, tumbling out of the bed, but Stede is already searching again for him, rolling over to catch him by the shoulder before he can fall.
"Sorry, sorry," Ed whispers, wincing, "it's cold as tits up on deck tonight."
Stede sets his jaw against the gasp that wants to break free when he finds Ed's frozen fingers, follows the chill up his arms, pulls the whole of him a little closer. He's cold all over, from his fingertips to his exposed, wind-blown cheeks. "Don't apologize to me," he whispers back sternly, "apologize to these poor hands! You couldn't have come and got a blanket?"
He knows Ed wouldn't. Ed wouldn't come look for a blanket the same way Ed refuses to take himself off the middle night watch, slipping out of bed in the dark and then back again a few hours later, refusing to sleep in a little in the mornings or to go to bed a little earlier the way any other sailor with the middle watch would. It's half self-punishment, half duty-driven, the Captain's responsibility and the monster's penance, and Stede knows Ed would never think to take a little comfort for himself.
He knows Ed wouldn't, not for himself. But he also knows that Ed would--that Ed will--for Stede.
"M'fine," Ed says, squirming in the blankets, trying to take his hands back. "Just a bit of a chill, I'll warm up in a second--"
"Nonsense," Stede tells him, and before Ed can get the upper-hand, as it were, Stede has both icy extremities shoved into his armpits where the heat is best. "Come and get a blanket next time. Are your feet all cold too?"
The pause is just a beat too long. "No."
Stede sighs. "Give them here, then."
He pulls Ed a little closer yet, encourages those absolutely frozen feet in between his own calves. The leather is fine and all, terribly cool and so on, but it really does nothing to keep Ed warm. He needs wool socks in weather like this, with the spring chill still strong in the Virginian overnights. Soon the heat will come, and they'll be all muggy and humid day and night, flopping sweat-soaked and exhausted around their linen sheets, but it's not quite here yet.
"How was the watch?"
Ed shrugs, allows himself to scoot in a little closer. Satisfied that the hands curled up under his arms have acquiesced to their fate, Stede takes the opportunity to gather up the rest of him. "Fine. Night watch is night watch."
"You don't have to, you know."
"I know. It's fine."
"Mr Buttons likes the night watch. The moonglow, he says."
"Mr Buttons likes to be bare-arsed, and unless you're offering to warm up his bits after a shift, I think he's better off in his bunk for now."
Stede laughs, low and gentle, and noses at Ed's cheek, at the short beard that he keeps insisting he's going to grow but which he also keeps trimming up once a week in Stede's tiny toilette mirror. "I'm afraid I'm rather busy with my bits-warming-up duties as it is. Hands full."
"Mm. Nothing else for it then," Ed says. One of his hands slips out from under Stede's arm to curl around his waist, tentative-like; Stede shifts onto his back at the cue, pulling Ed over him to settle more on his chest. He kisses Stede's chin, and after a moment, offers quietly: "I could sleep somewhere else, you know. If it bothers you that I'm up and down in the night."
"Don't you dare, Edward Teach," Stede tells him, and he looks down at what must surely be an unattractive angle in order to glare. "Don't you bloody well dare."
Ed meets his gaze. Those big, earnest eyes in the dark. The uncertainty is still so solid in them sometimes, so tangible, but Stede meets them and doesn't back down. Don't you leave me, Edward Teach, he thinks. Don't you think for one moment that I want you and your mess and your fucking cold hands to be anywhere but here.
"All right," Ed finally says. That uncertainty crumbles; he smiles a little, a promise. "I'll--I'll get a blanket, next time."
His nose is cold. Stede kisses him until it isn't.
smooches and cuddles🥰
Moments of tenderness 💕
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[here’s a link to the fucking soul-wrenchingly good short fic this is from]