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Iâve been seeing so much ex husband price stuff on here and itâs making me drool. So Iâm contributing some ex husband/not divorced yet but taking a break for vague reasons but you both still deeply love each other TF 141âŚ.Also this is sappy, dramatic and not accurate character portrayalâjust let me live in denial!
âJohnathan, itâs 1 am.â You groaned, trying to rub the sleep from your eyes.
âGo back to bed, Honey.â He muttered back quickly. You shot him a glare at the term of endearment. He was balancing a flashlight between his teeth, his back mostly turned to you.
âAre you fixing that window?â You questioned, turning on the overhead light. He mustâve not wanted to wake you. He took the flashlight out of his mouth, looking over his shoulder at you. His chest swelled at the sight of you in one of his shirts. It took every ounce of self restraint not to wrap you up in his arms. âI told you over the phone I hired someone to come and fix it.â You yawned.
âAnd have some stranger traipsing through the house.â He huffed. You watched as his arms flexed at even the slightest movements. You hated these moments of weakness. It was the same reason why you couldnât fall asleep unless you were wearing one of his shirts. Or the same reason you would light a cigar like it was incense. The same reason why you always answered his daily calls. Then youâd remember why you wanted a divorce in the first place. It always felt like someone dumping cold water on you.
And thats exactly how you felt now.
âThatâs not your problem anymore, John.â You reminded. His blood ran cold. Yet he kept up his unbothered appearance.
âNever a problem, Honey.â He assured, still keeping his back to you. You sighed running a hand over your face.
âI just- I donât think itâs appropriate for you to just show up whenever you want. Itâs my house right? Thatâs what you agreed to. Itâs not just some motel you can show up at whenever you want to feel needed.â You spat. His body was still and ridged. His teeth ached from the tight clenching of his jaw and the pain in his chest was wince worthy.
âI know.â He said slowly. âI just want you to know Iâll always take care of you, Honey.â He began to turn towards you but stopped himself. He couldnât stand to see the look on your face.
âI donât need you to take care of me, John.â You continued. âI was able to survive before you and when you left me every other month.â You donât know why you were being so forceful with him. Maybe it was because you hadnât physically seen him in a few weeks.
âWell maybe Iâm not doing it for you, hmm?â He shot back, finally facing you. His eyes were just as red the day you walked out of the lawyers office. âYou made your decision, but that doesnât mean you just stopped being the most important thing in my life. So yeah, Iâm going to drop by if I feel I need to because I vowed to always take care of you and no fucking paper you make me sign is going to take that away from me. If you donât like that you can get a restraining order.â
He didnât even have a moment to catch his breath before your hands found their way to his shoulders, pulling him down for a kiss.
âHey, Cap.â You smiled into your phone. Calls from Price were kinda common- he just liked to check up on you here and there, but you could tell by the sigh on the other end this wasnât going to be about you.
âHey, Kiddo.â He started. âI catch you at a good time?â He questioned.
âYeah, just watching TV. Everything alright?â You questioned back. There was another sigh on his end, and it sounded like he was taking a drag of his cigar.
âNo oneâs hurt.â He was trying to pick his words carefully. âItâs âbout Simon, though.â
âOkay.â You responded slowly. Just the mention of Simonâs name had a small tremor rise in your body. Itâs not like you had gone no-contact with him. He called you a few times a week just to ask if you needed anything, if anything in the flat needed to be fixed, or just to make sure you locked all the windows before going to sleep. âYouâre building up a lot of suspense here, Cap.â You offered a fake chuckle.
âSorry.â He paused again and you wanted to rip your hair out. âHeâs just- I know itâs really none of my business what happened between the two of you but heâs not doing good, Love.â
âWhat do you mean?â
âHeâs doing fine work-wise. But Iâm worried about him personally. Heâs droppinâ weight, smoking a couple packs a day, drinkinâ when he knows heâs not suppose to be. When heâs not doing that he just sits and stares. Johnny has to check his pulse sometimes.â It was his turn to offer you a chuckle. Another pause and drag. A few fat tears rolled down your cheeks and Price ran a hand over his face when he heard you sniffle. âIâm sorry to be the one to tell you this, but I also know you would get after me if I didnât. Now you donât owe him anything, but I think just a call from you would help him out a lot.â
âYou think heâs doing this because of me?â You whispered.
âCourse.â Price responded immediately. He cringed at himself. âWhat I mean to say is, youâre that manâs âreason.â You get what Iâm saying? Men like me and him need a reason. A reason to come home. A reason to be better. A reason to just get our asses out of bed at the crack of dawn. Like I said you donât owe him anything, Kiddo, but I think just hearing your voice would do him some good.â
âThank you, Price. For looking out for him and me.â You said sincerely.
âItâs what I get paid for.â He shot back with a laugh. You rolled your eyes, pressing the big red button after a âgoodbyeâ. Your swollen eyes raked over the wedding photos you still had hanging in the living room. You couldnât not call him. You wondered how long heâd been acting like this. Had he been doing it the whole time you had been separated? You rubbed at your eyes working up the courage to press his contact in your phone.
It only rang once before he answered.
âYou alright?â He asked quickly.
âYeah.â You replied, taking a deep breath. âJust calling to check in.â You said slowly. You heard him breathe a sigh of relief.
âCheckinâ in on me?â He repeated. Your heart ached at the thought that he seemed to think you didnât care about him.
âThat okay?â You urged. He hummed in agreement. âIf youâre busy I can call bacâ-
âNot busy.â He cut off. âWhatâve you been up to?â You heard some shuffling and it sounded like he was getting into bed. You wondered what time it was wherever he was in the world.
âNothing too interesting. I got a new cat! Sheâs an older tabby whoâs seen some things, but sheâs a Sweetheart.â You rambled on smiling.
âShe probably thinks sheâs in heaven with you.â He snickered. You giggled at his words and his eyes shut tightly trying to soak up every second of it.
âSimon, is there anyway when you get back you could help me move in a new cat tower? Theyâre all fighting over the one we have.â Using the word âweâ had just become habit when talking to Simon. You didnât even realize you had said it. But you using that word was all the âreasonâ he needed.
âOf course. Iâll be home Wednesday. That work for you?â His heart was beating out of his chest like it did the very first time he asked you out on a date.
âThatâs perfect. Iâll see you then, Si.â
*inaccurate medical rules*
Your leg bounced up and down nervously, your eyes about to burn a hole in the pale blue curtain. You were in an accident- not a major one, but you did receive a concussion.
Johnny was still your emergency contact and according to the nurses he was more than willing to pick you up.
âHeâs not entirely my husband.â You began. The nurse raised his eyes from the clipboard for a split second before shrugging.
âSays it in your file and heâs still your emergency contact. Heâs already on his way, but do you have anyone else we could call?â His tone was bored and you wondered how many times he had to have this conversation a day. You slowly shook your head. âWell we canât just let you leave by yourself.â He sighed.
âI know, but I filed for divorce. He just refuses to sign it. Doesnât that count for anything?â You pleaded. The nurse gave you a sour look.
âI can change your emergency contact so in future accidents he wonât be contacted.â You furrowed your brows at his choice of words.
âHopefully there wonât be anymore accidents.â Your body stiffened at the all too familiar voice. The curtain was drawn back revealing your husband. He gave you a soft smile and you hated the way it settled your stomach.
âYeah right, so change your emergency contact or no?â The nurse piqued up. You shut your eyes tightly, shaking your head side to side. You wished the floor would swallow you. The nurse looked between you and Johnny before giving you two some privacy.
âIâm sorry about all this, John.â You sighed standing up. âThey wouldnât let me leave without someone signing for me. If you could just walk me out, I can call an Uber.â
âJohn?â He repeated, in a whisper. It was probably just intended for himself. His chest tightened. No nicknames. He partly hoped that this experience wouldâve softened you. Made you happy to be alive. Make you want to wrap your arms around him and call off the whole âdivorceâ thing. He can picture all the times you sprawled out on his chest, whispering into his skin how safe you felt with him. Now here you were inching yourself away from him like he would ever hurt you. âIâd rather take you home.â He pressed.
âItâs seriously okay Johnâ-
âEnough with the formalities.â He snipped. Your eyes widened and he groaned at his mistake. âYouâre discounting everything weâve been through together. Treating me like some stranger.â He growled out.
âWell what am I suppose to do? Hmm? You want me to call you âMacâ again. Or any of the other ridiculous nicknames I made up for you? Well Iâm not going to do that! You were good to me for so many years, Johnny- please donât think I have forgotten that. But this last year itâs like I havenât even existed to you. Youâre taking every single job that is thrown your way like you donât even want to be with me anyone, so Iâm just doing what you do obviously want but arenât going to say.â Your voice shook and tears dropped from your eyes, but you held your ground. His jaw clenched tightly, his eyes red from holding back what you had already given up hiding.
âYou think I want this? Iâ-
âHey, as much as this has been the highlight of my week, we actually need your bed back.â The nurse interrupted, peaking his head through the curtains. Your flushed but nodded your head in understanding. Johnny was hot on your trail following you out. The cold air felt nice against your heated body and you turned to Johnny waiting for him to make the first step.
âIâm sorry for gettinâ on you in there.â He sighed. He shifted on his feet. âI just miss you.â His eyes refused to meet yours knowing it would cause him to break. He opened and closed his mouth trying to find the words to how desperately he wanted you in his life.
âFor a man who loves to talk you sure are having a hard time.â You sniffled, wiping at your still streaming eyes.
That was all he needed to let it out. It was sloppy and unfiltered, but yet it shattered your world and everything you thought you knew about the man and how he felt about you.
You saw him at the store. It wasnât the first time you had run into him- actually you two seemed to be bumping into each other all over the place. And without hesitation every single time he would flee the scene like you were some bully from high school he ran into. The same thing happened tonight. You both turned into the same aisle, stared at each other for a moment, then he dropped his basket and charged out the door.
You had already made up your mind werenât going to let him go this easy.
You rushed after him, at a speed walk pace.
âKyle!â You shouted after him in the parking lot. He was just opening the door to his sleek black car, one of his feet inside already. He paused for a moment, before sliding into the drivers seat. You were able to grab the door handle before he shut it on you.
âWhat the fuck are you doing?!â He growled, beginning to tug the door back. Your hand gripped the car door and he quickly faltered not wanting to slam it shut on your fingers.
âJust let me talk, please?â You begged. Those same brown eyes that you had spent the best part of your life staring into bore coldly into yours. âI just- We keep running into each other. I just think itâs silly that we keep avoiding each other.â
âNot silly.â He shot back without missing a beat. âYou donât want me anymore, remember?â Your heart dropped.
âKy, thatâs not trueâ-
âFucking save it, Y/N. Youâre the one who wanted to take a break. Why donât you just divorce me and get it over with already.â He spat. His face curled in a way that made you want to die.
âIs that what you want?â You asked quietly. He ran his hands up and down his face.
âIâm tired of your games, Lovie.â His voice held no warmth. âI want my partner back. The same person who I vowed to spend the rest of my life with. The same person I vowed to love and protect- but that person doesnât even seem to be you anymore. I couldnât imagine just cutting you out of my life the way you did to me. And the fact that you were able to do it fucking terrifies me. Just call me when you figure your shit out.â
He shut the door and you let him.
heyy - đ
Can you write something with 141 reacting to the reader going to sleep alone in another room? like just the reader wanting to be alone or they fought. the way you prefer
Hurt/comfort âĽď¸ your writing is my favorite
Hi! đThank you so much! I absolutely loved this prompt!
He thought you were being dramatic. Too sensitive. And he made sure to let you know.
âIt was just a joke, sweetheart. Nothing more. Iâm a light sleeper, you know that.â His voice was careful, yet firm.
Even though he had assured you he hadnât meant anything by it, here you were, staring at the ceiling as pm turned into am. He had his arm snug around you, tucking you under his chin. Normally this position had you out like a light, but now you were just focusing on trying not to breath too hard.
Earlier that day the two of you were relaxing on the couch when you commented on his yawn.
âYouâve been yawning a lot, Si. Should put you to bed early.â You snickered.
âYour fault.â He yawned again. âMovin around every five second.â His tone was teasing. His fingers even brushed up and down your foot that was resting in his lap. Despite this, your heart dropped. Were you really that uncomfortable to share a bed with?
Laying in bed was growing increasingly uncomfortable. Your side ached from you spending too much time on it. Your nose hadnât stopped itching and it took everything in your power not to scratch it every five seconds. Even your quieted breathing felt like it was shaking the bed. The guest room was sounding more and more inviting. Youâd be able to flip over whenever you wanted. Scratch that nose of yours, all without having to worry about stirring the sleeping giant behind you.
You carefully gripped his arm and squirmed your way out from under it. He woke up halfway, holding his arm up for you.
âSorry, Si.â You whispered, guilt already tugging at you.
âDonât even think about it.â He assured in a groan. He watched with curious eyes as you disappeared down the hall, instead of going to the bathroom like he assumed you were. You must be getting water.
One minuted turned into three, then three turned into five. He huffed, rubbing a hand over his face, your side of the bed already growing uncomfortably cold. His socked feet sunk into the plush carpet as he made his way down the hall. The kitchen light wasnât on, but the guest bedroom that was normally shut was wide open. Even in the darkness he could make out the lump of your body- already asleep.
The realization was instant. And it hurt.
âSweetheart.â He knocked at the open door. He didnât feel too bad about waking you up. He needed to. You gasped awake, your head springing up from the pillows. It seemed even your absence kept him awake. âWhat do I have to say for you to get out of that head of yours?â He hummed, plopping down next to you. He leaned over you, pressing a slow kiss against your forehead.
âI just feel bad knowing Iâm constantly waking you up.â You murmured, rubbing at your eyes.
âSweetheart, waking up to you isnât something to feel bad about. Itâs nice, being woken up just because someone wants to be closer to you. Now we are going to knock it off with all this âafraid to wake me up shitâ and go back to our bed, you hear me?â
You did hear him.
âJohn, enough! Iâm tired of arguing with you, Iâm ready to go to bed.â You growled. He followed closely behind you towards the bedroom, unbuttoning his white dress shirt.
âYeah, letâs just go to bed and forget all of this happened.â He mumbled from behind you. You began tugging off your clothes, throwing a glare his way.
âDonât do that.â You chided, throwing you clothes on top of his in the hamper.
âDo what?â He gruffed back.
âMumble things under your breath.â You explained. He tsked and rolled his eyes at you. The action caused another flare to ignite in your stomach. He reached into his dresser and pulled out a nightshirt, tugging it over his head. He reached back in and grabbed one for you, holding it out to you expectantly. It was your favorite shirt of his to wear.
âIâm not wearing that.â You spat, turning away from him. You marched to your shared bed and grabbed your pillow, beginning to make your way down the hallway.
âWhere are you going?â He stopped you. His large frame taking up the whole doorway.
âJohnâ-
âLove.â His voice was calm and you hated it. He should be more upset. Upset that you were upset with him. âDonât goâ-
âWhy should I listeâ-
âYou need to stay in bed with me. Thatâs where you belong.â He said it as though it was a fact. âI know youâre not too happy with me right now, but you arenât sleepin away from me tonight, honey. Now letâs go brush our teeth.â
*this is so dramatic*
Johnny had fucked up. He admitted it too. Yet it seemed no matter how many apologies flowed from him- you were determined to put a rift between the two of you. At least thatâs how he saw it.
You yawned next to him on the couch, your hand brushing some hair out of your eyes.
âGettin sleepy?â He hummed. You smiled softly, nodding your head.
âShould probably head to bed.â You yawned, stretching as you stood.
âYou remember where it is?â It was a snotty comment. Distasteful. You had been sleeping in the guest bedroom for the past week. He was able to choke down his hatred for it the first few days, but after you referred to it as âyour roomâ all grace had been lost.
âYou just canât help yourself can you?â You growled, not bothering to wait for an answer.
âJust donât understand why youâre so hell bent on punishing me.â He shouted after you. You stopped, turning on your heels.
âPunishing you?â You snarled. âThe only one getting punished in this situation is me John. I know to you Iâm being dramatic but I really donât know how I can trust you after all those shitty things you said to me.â
His chest twisted and his hand scratched at his shirt.
âI donât know what else to do, sweetheart.â His voice was uncharacteristically soft and it made you feel worse than you already did. âIâve apologized in more ways than one and Iâm still not getting through to you. Iâm not saying Iâm giving up, I just miss you. I know lashing out at you isnât the answer.â He sighed rubbing at his face. He was exhausted- that was evident just by looking at him. You were his safe place- his favorite person in the whole world and he hurt you. âI made a mistake saying nasty shite to you, but I hope you remember everything before that. Weâve been together for years and I hoped Iâve showed you just how much I love you in that time.â
By the end of his speech tears were rolling down your cheeks.
âDammit, Mac.â You huffed. You moved forward quickly, practically flinging yourself at him. He reciprocated immediately, wrapping his arms tight around you with no intention to let you go. He wouldnât let go till you forgave him.
You woke up to two arms wrapping around you.
âKy.â You grumbled sleepily.
âYou took so much medicine, I didnât think youâd wake up.â He whispered back. You were sick and the last thing you wanted to do was get Kyle sick. He rubbed his hands over your stomach, the action already lulling you back to sleep.
âI just donât want to make you sick.â You murmured. He âtskedâ at you, pulling you even closer to his warm body. You wished it was easier to stay away from him. He was the perfect temperature for your chilled body and he smelled like vanilla and coffee.
âIâd wear it like a badge of honor.â He smiled against you. You rolled your eyes.
âYou just always find a way to make everything romantic donât you.â
âWell I had to get you to fall for me one way.â
âAre you going to be this cheeky when you get sick?â You hummed.
âI wasnât planning on it, but challenge accepted.â
Hi! I just wanted to see if I could put in a request maybe? I love your writing and it would make my day if you wrote something about the 141 + Konig having an arguement with the reader and they yell or make a sudden move causing her to like flinch away.
If not that's totally okay too, have a lovely day!
âIâm so tired of arguing with you John.â Your words came out whimper-like and you hated how weak it made you sound. Yet fighting with John was exhausting. Sometimes when the two of you argued it felt like it was just another form of training for him.
He instantly softened. Not that you had the wits to notice. A fat tear rolled down your cheek and Johnâs hand instinctively raced forward to wipe it away. But from your point of view it looked like he was coming in for a slap. Your head flew back, colliding with the kitchen cabinet. You hissed, your hands coming up to apply pressure to the sting.
âShite, Sweetheart.â He growled. His hands found your hips, pulling you towards him. âI would never.â He reminded. His hand found its way to yours and held you gently.
âIâm sorry.â You muttered, cheeks flushed. You knew John would never lay a hand on you and you hoped he didnât take your reaction too personal.
âDonât apologize, Honey.â He muttered back, his lips pressed against the crown of your head.
His body stilled. In the midst of an argument- one that he canât even remember why it started- he reached up to rub his face, the action causing you to flinch. He doesnât even think it counts as a flinch, because you were basically bracing for impact.
âThat what you think of me?â He started. Your heart dropped in your stomach at his words, thinking he was angry, but the look on his face was the opposite. His eyes were nervous. It seemed like he was waiting for you to tell him what you truly thought of him. You quickly shook your head.
âNo, Si.â You assured quickly. âI just wasnât expecting it and you moved so fast.â You tried to explain.
âI know I can be an arse sometimes but I would never hit you. Please tell me you know that.â His eyes bore into yours and you nodded your head.
âI do, Si.â You agreed. His hand reached forward slowly and you took the invitation wrapping your arms around his middle.
âSorry for being an arse by the way.â
*maybe toxic behavior?*
Most of the time Johnny was an extrovert by choice. He could be the life of the party, charming and personable when he wanted to be, but he also needed his time to recharge. Heâd just gotten back from a mission and wanted nothing more than to curl up with you and watch some TV show that took no brain power to understand. Instead he came home to you dressed up to the nines, heading out the door.
âWhere are you off to?â He questioned, plopping his duffle bag by the door. You raced forward pressing quick kisses against his face.
âJust a little get together. Want to come?â You hummed against him.
âDidnât I tell you I was coming back today?â He asked. You hummed in agreement, stopping your attack of affection when none of it was reciprocated.
âYeah, you did. Why?â You questioned.
âIâve been gone for three weeks and youâre just heading out the door.â He responded, his words nearly coming out like a snarl. This began the argument and before you knew it the two of you were screaming at each other in the entryway.
Johnny talked with his hands and that became dangerous when he was upset. His hand flung up, his fingers barely missing your cheek. All was silent. Your eyes fled with tears wondering how the man you loved could be so careless. His bright eyes were wide and were taking in every move or emotion you felt.
âI wasnât going toâ- He began.
âSure seemed like you were going to.â You said back. He shook his head almost violently.
âNever.â He growled. âI would never hurt you.â
âPhysically.â You emphasized. He shut his eyes tightly- all the hurtful things he said during the argument coming back to him.
He had a lot of making up to do.
*itâs so hard writing angst for Kyle b/c I feel like he is just the sweetest partner everrrrr*
He came home in a mood. The weight of the world on his shoulders. He brushed past you, giving you a quick peck on the forehead before retreating to the patio for a quick smoke. He rarely smoked and the sight had you worried, but you gave him peace.
You were finishing up your laundry, not noticing as he came home behind you. When his hands touched you, you jumped nearly a foot in the air, your head colliding with the dryer.
âFucking hell, baby.â He huffed from behind you. âDidnât mean to scare you.â He apologized, holding your head right where you hit it.
âI didnât even hear you.â You gasped.
âWell Iâve had training.â He smirked. âLetâs get you an ice pack, yeah? Donât want you walking around town with a bump on your head.â
He was venting to you, to engrossed in his own feelings that he didnât notice the drastic change in his demeanor. You werenât use to the side of him- and he had made sure to keep it hidden from you. The last thing he ever wanted was to frighten you. It wasnât until his arm flung out (not towards you) and you jumped that heâd noticed what was happening.
âScheisse.â He muttered to himself.
âIâm sorry.â You apologized quickly. âI donât know why I did that.â You rambled. His worried eyes watched you.
âI didnât mean to scare you.â He apologized. His hands reached out to grab yours and you pushed yourself closer to him.
âYou didnât really scare me, Konnie.â You opened and closed your mouth before continuing. âIâve just never seen you so worked up before. You just surprised me is all.â He wrapped an arm around your shoulders, bending down so his head could rest on yours.
âStill. There are ways for me to vent without getting all worked up, ja?â
Hello!!! I was wondering if you could do something where Ghost and fem!reader (or can be GN!reader, whatever you prefer :)) work alongside each other in 141 and have secret romantic feelings for each other? And the team is sent on a mission, and Ghost and reader have to share a room with each other and it just gets super fluffy and cute, with a side of banter? Maybe they even reveal their crush?
If not, thatâs totally fine! I hope you have a marvellous week đ¤đ
warnings: none really, fluffy, female reader, one bed trope (kinda)
He did a quick sweep of the safe house, rolling his eyes as he already heard the sound of your gear thumping to the floor.
âWhat did I tell you about letting your guard down?â He scolded, beginning to peels off his own gear. His mask was the first to go, a soft sigh leaving him as the tight fabric hit the floor.
âYou looked like you had it covered.â You smiled. You reached into your bag grabbing a pack of wipes.
âNot a chance. Last time you cleaned my face you scrubbed me raw.â He huffed, his feet moving backwards. You paused, soaking up his handsome face before he tugged a clean mask on.
âFine, but donât get upset when you get pink eye.â You playfully sneered. He rolled his eyes at you before plopping down on the rickety mattress. âUmm, excuse me? Whatâre you doing?â You asked slowly.
âRelaxing.â He responded. He stretched, his back cracking back into place. He laid down, wanting so badly to kick off his tight boots.
âYou always let me have the bed.â You reminded. You pushed his knee softly to get his attention.
âYou donât want this thing. Trust me, pretty girl, itâll give you bedbugs.â He pressed, hitting you back with his foot.
âWell Iâd rather have bedbugs than termites.â You insisted, sitting down on the edge.
âSuit yourself.â He groaned, moving to get off of it.
âWait.â Your hand reached out gripping his shoulder. You could feel him tense and twitch under your hand. âItâs pretty big.â You began slowly.
âI know Iâve been trying that new workouâ-
âThe bed, not your shoulder dummy.â You huffed.
âOh.â He sighed. âOh.â He repeated, your words hitting him like a boulder. âDonât worry âbout it, Sweetheart. I donât really sleep out here anyways- you know that.â
You laughed like you suddenly remembered that little fact about him.
âYouâre right. I forgot.â You said flashing a fake smile. You always had trouble sleeping- especially on missions. You had never admitted it but one of the best night of sleep youâve gotten was when you and Simon crashed on Gazâs couch when you all got a little too tipsy. You woke up sandwiched between him and the cushion, his strong arms seemingly shielding you from whatever bad things crept into your mind while you slept. Youâd be lying if you said you hadnât been chasing that feeling since. Heâd never admit it, but the same scenario flashed through his mind- and heâd be a liar too if he said it didnât have the same effect on him.
It had gotten dark quick. The hooting owls provided a ambience you wished you could someone manipulate into being romantic. He had settled by a window smoking cigarette after cigarette to pass the time. His preferred activity was sneaking peaks of you âsleeping.â He could tell you were faking it, nobody- not even you could look that perfect as they slept.
âWe have a big day ahead of us tomorrow, pretty girl. Better get to sleep.â His voice caused you to jump.
âI was.â You snipped. He âtskedâ putting out his cigarette with his boot. He stood up, grabbing his gun, propping it up next to the bed. âMake some room? If you havenât changed your mind.â
You quickly scooted towards the wall and he rested his hand on your side to keep you from bumping into it.
âDonât have to go that far. Donât have scabies.â He huffed. You were shoulder to shoulder. âDonât you usually sleep on your side?â He asked after a moment of silence.
âYeah.â You agreed. You rolled over, facing him and you quickly realized he probably intended for you to roll the other way. Yet you were so close to getting what you wanted it felt weak to give up now.
âSi?â You asked quietly. He grunted, urging you to continue. âCould I- maybe.â You stopped yourself. You saw his blonde lashes flutter open again, his hazel eyes meeting yours. Without a word he lifted his arm up, the invitation being one you were dying for. You huddled close to him, your head finding its way to the crook of his neck. Your hand tangled itself in his sweatshirt (that you swore couldnât be tactical). His head rested against your own and he couldnât help but chuckle at the perfect fit.
âThank you.â You murmured.
âCourse.â He muttered back.
Warnings: fluffy, meeting for the first time, making plans for a date, GN reader, storms, too long, not proofread
Maybe renting a cabin in-almost- the middle of nowhere wasnât there best idea. It had been storming for the past four hours, making it impossible to take advantage of the beautiful world outside. You shouldâve brought your rain boots.
You were pacing back and forth across the hardwood when your light flickered twice before going out completely.
âNo!â You growled. You flickered the switch on and off as if that would do anything. âFuck.â With a huff you tugged on your coat and slipped into your shoes, using your phone light to guide you. You went around the back of the house fiddling with the power box. âI better not get electrocuted.â
The thought of that alone was enough to make you close the power box. You turned on your heels making your way to the other rental house down the road.
âHi Mrs. Collier, is your power on?â You smiled at the older woman as she opened the door.
âWhatâd your roof cave in?â She questioned, taking in your soak appearance. She moved out of the doorway, silently welcoming you inside.
âItâs been on and off for the past hour.â She sighed pouring you a hot drink. âIâve got spare clothes in the hall closet- donât want you to get my carpet moldy.â She shooed you off.
âThank you Mrs. Collier!â You did as she had told and found a nice oversized shirt and sleep shorts.
âSo what do we do? Just wait it out?â You questioned sitting at the counter. She pushed the hot drink towards you, then added another candle to the fifty she had on the counter.
âI do what everyone does when something goes wrong. Call John.â
âWhoâs John?â You asked. She looked at you with furrowed brows.
âYouâve been living here for how long and you havenât met John yet?â
You took a sip of your drink and shook your head.
âWell I guess that makes sense.â She sighed. âHeâs in the military- high up I think and he does those special agent type things, Yâknow like the things you see on TV- anyways heâs gone a lot, never too long but you can always tell when he is.â
âHow so?â You pressed.
âThe town falls apart, physically. I almost feel bad for the man, never seems to have time to relax.â Mrs. Collier continued. âSomeoneâs water heater is always going out, or thereâs a storm and one time the Hathawayâs fence completely collapsed- sheep got out all over town. It was quite the sight.â She smiled to herself and you wondered for a minute if she remembered you were there. She shook her head breaking herself out of her trance. âDrink up honey, donât need you gettinâ everyone sick.â She gave a gentle smile.
Suddenly the lights flicked on. You closed your eyes quickly not ready for the burst of light.
âYou alright in there.â A gruff voice called from outside. There was a knock at the front door, before the person outside let themselves in.
âThanks, John. What do I owe you?â Ms. Collier asked, sliding off the stool.
âIâll take a muffin if you have any.â The owner of the voice suddenly appeared in the kitchen doorway. He paused for a moment when he saw you. His face softened and he offered you a polite smile. You were too flushed about his your appearance to return it. âI donât think weâve met. John Price. I live about a mile up the road.â (I know heâs British) He extended his hand towards you, not before wiping it on his pants. He wore a black rain coat, with his hood pulled up over a black beanie. The beanie was far too low for your liking, nearly covering his vibrant eyes. As if he read your mind he tugged it up slightly.
âY/N, L/N.â You shook his hand, pulling away quicker than you probably should. âYou said you lived up the road? That pretty cream colored house?â You asked. He chuckled at you. It was warm and inviting.
âNever been one to think my house was pretty, but yes thatâd be the one.â
âOrder up.â Ms. Collier handed John a large ziplock filled with muffins.
âThank you, Doll.â John smiled. Ms. Collier let out a giggle swatting at him and you couldnât help the smile that grew on your own face at the interaction. âWhere you staying? Need a ride back?â John turned towards you.
âY/Nâs power is out too.â Ms. Collier spoke for you, smirking at your flushed appearance. âTheyâre staying one house over.â Ms. Collier pointed towards the direction you came from.
âLetâs get you settled then.â John said, nodding his head towards the door.
âAre you sure?â You asked hesitantly. John nodded his head in assurance and you wondered what it was like to be someone with such a comforting aura. âThank you.â You stood up, grabbing your wet clothes from the laundry room. âThank you Ms. Collier.â
âAnytime, Honey.â
You started out the door but John pulled you back.
âUmbrella?â He raised a brow at you. You shook your head. He quickly unzipped his jacket, sticking his hand in his pocket and holding half of his jacket above your head. You instinctively shuffled closer. He was warm and smelled like pine- and a little something else that you couldnât quite put your finger on but it was smoky. You both began your track to your house, breathing a sigh of relief when you entered almost completely dry.
âWhereâs your power box?â
âOn the side of the house.â He nodded his head starting towards it. You began digging around your house for some sort of payment for him. He already had some baked goods and who knows what else he earned on his travels. The lights flickered on in no more than five minutes. Heavy footsteps thudded against your porch and John stopped in the doorway, not wanting to wet your entire house.
âThank you so much!â You praised. âNow I unfortunately donât really have any food, well anything substantial at least, but I have some cash.â
âDonât know if you should be telling strangers you have cash in your home, love.â He scolded, shaking off his coat on the porch. You gave him a sheepish smile, to hung up on the endearment to fully take in his words.
âYeah.â You sighed, still waiting for an answer from him. âSo how much?â
âDinner with me?â He said suddenly. You began to head over to your bag but stopped.
âIâm sorry, what?â You could hardly believe he wanted anything to do with you. Your hair was plastered to your face and you were wearing the worst clothes the 80âs had to offer. âAre you sure?â
He furrowed his brows at you. âAm I sure?â He repeated..âSomething wrong with you?â He hummed. You nodded your head, but quickly shook it.
âNo. I mean nothings wrong with me. Well thatâs not true thereâs probably a lot of things- somethings that Iâm probably not even aware of. Iâm sorry I shouldnât say there are a lot of things wrong with me butâ-
âBreathe, Sweetheart.â He interjected. âIâll take dinner or you can just call this one free as a âwelcome to townâ favor.â
âI like dinner.â The words came from your lips before he had even finished his sentence. He chuckled at you again.
âGood, Iâll pick you up tomorrow. 7:30 sharp.â He began making his way down your porch steps, back to his truck.
âOkay!â You shouted after him. âThank you.â You knew he couldnât hear you, so you decided it was a thank you meant for the storm.
Warnings: medical inaccuracies, barely proofread, gn reader, sappy, probably not accurate character portrayal, blood, mentions of pain, abuse and death
âYou scared or something?â Your eyes darted up from his bloody abdomen to his masked face. You shook your head, disagreeing with his question. âI donât believe you.â He rasped out, shifting slightly.
âPlease donât move.â You requested as another glob of blood poured out of him. Your shaky hands wiped it away.
âThink youâre gonna have to cauterize it.â He groaned, digging around his vest for gunpowder.
âI donât know how to do that.â You panted.
âI do.â He sighed, shoving a small bag of gunpowder into your hands. âJust throw some of that on and light it up.â
âWonât you catch on fire?â You questioned. Regardless you dug into the bag and began spreading the small pellets over the gushing wound. âThis doesnât seem like the best option, sir.â
âKid, I donât have time to argue.â He growled, reaching in his pocket for his lighter. Your eyes widened at the depth of his statement and shakily you took the lighter from his hands. âWipe your hands off.â He huffed. You washed the gunpowder off your fingers with your water canteen. He ripped his glove off and shoved the fabric under his mask and into his mouth to silence the pained screams he knew were heading his way. He gave you the nod to go ahead. He gave you a hard smack to the shoulder when you hesitated.
âAlright.â You growled. You held the flame up to his wound, wincing as it immediately caught aflame. Ghosts hand flung out and gripped your arm, his vision fading from the pain. The wound had been burned closed, but the pain had tripled. He regained consciousness as quick as he had lost it, his chest heaving up and down. You couldnât begin to imagine the pain. The fabric of his gloves did little to muffle his howl of agony.
His grip on you had your bones creaking but it was a small ache compared to what you had just witnessed.
âC/S, Ghost, How copy?â You jumped as Priceâs voice rang through your comm. You quickly spoke into your shoulder.
âWeâre at the safe house. Ghost was stabbed, three inches across about an inch deep, had to cauterize it.â You explained. âHeâs solid right now.â You heard a few curse words from his side of the comms.
âCan he make it two hours? Canât get to you till daylight.â
You looked at Ghost for an answer. He mustered up the strength to nod.
âHe can make it, Captain.â You affirmed.
You both said your goodbyes and well wishes.
âDo you need anything?â
âCigarettes.â
âDonât know if you should smoke covered in gunpowder, sir.â You said slowly. He growled, rolling his half lidded eyes.
âFlask- my bag.â He said shortly. You decided that was a fair compromise and dug around in his bag till you found his silver flask. Unscrewing the lid you held it up to him. He finished it off in two gulps.
âI have some painkillers. I know we probably shouldnât mix the two butâ-
âI donât do pills.â He cut you off. âDonât ask.â He groaned, laying with his back flat on the floor.
âWhy donât we move you to the chair?â You hummed, beginning to loop your arm with his.
âI like the floor.â He interjected. You let go.
âHow come you donât do pills?â You questioned. His closed eyes furrowed.
âDidnât I tell you not to ask?â A series of coughs left his body and you held your breath hoping he didnât cough up any blood. You shoved your water canteen towards him. âI know I told you not to ask.â He continued once the coughing ceased. He took a swig of water.
âI just think itâs odd. You smoke and drink but wonât take a few little pills?â
âExactly.â Ghost growled. âDrop it, kid.â
âDropping.â You sighed, holding your hands in the air. All was silent in the safe house. Calling it a safe house felt odd since it resembled more of a shed. You could see stars through the holes in the roof. You tore your eyes away from the twinkling above when you felt two holes being burned into you. âYou okay?â You questioned, meeting his gaze.
âHow long has it been?â Ghost asked, clearing his throat when his voice cracked.
âSince?â
âSince you talked to Price.â
You looked down at your watch.
âThree minutes.â You responded, two lines appearing between your brows. âWhy?â
âI donât think Iâm gonna make it.â
His voice was calm. Eerily calm. If he thought he was on the brink of death, why the hell was he so fucking calm? Your hand shot up to your comms, but he stopped you.
âDonât bother.â He groaned, another series of coughs wracking his body. You pulled your jacket off, using it as a pillow for him. âNo point in anyone else gettin hurt.â
âHow can you say that?â You gasped out. âYouâre just willing to die?â His hazy eyes scanned up and down your sitting form before stopping at your face. His eyes traced over ever feature like it was the only thing keeping him present.
âI always knew it was gonna happen. Thought itâd be a bit more eventful, butâ- He cut himself off with the shake of his head. You hadnât know Ghost for very long. This was actually just your second mission with him- the first one he basically refused to talk to you. You preferred working under the wings of Captain and Gaz, so when Cap paired you with Ghost you hardly knew what to expect.
âItâll be fine.â Price had said. He gave you a soft pat on the shoulder, trying his best to ward off the concerned look on your face. âItâs a simple two man job, in and out. Plus itâll be good for you to learn something besides Gazâs snarky comm talk.â
This wasnât at all what you had expected. Actually you expected the roles to be reversed. You bleeding out all over the floor and Ghost relaxing in one piece. You leaned your back against the shed.
âCanât believe I was afraid of you.â You mumbled. His eyes honed in on you. âYou know when I was first excepted into 141 all everyone wanted to talk about was you. People at the academy still call and ask me if youâre at all like the rumors. âCan Ghost really rip someoneâs spine out with one hand?â âDoes Ghost really wear the mask all the time?â âDoes Ghost really sleep upside down?ââ You mimicked.
âSleep upside down?â Ghost questioned. Even with his mask on you could see the smirk. âLike a bat?â
âYeah, like a bat.â You huffed, slinking down. Your shoulders were pressed against each other and you wondered for a moment if you should scoot away. You felt his shoulder relax against yours.
âAnd what do you tell your friends?â Ghost hummed.
âThey arenât my friends.â You corrected. They paid no attention to you until Price started to. âBut I tell them the truth.â You sighed.
âChrist Kid, I need to beat it out of you?â He huffed, urging you on.
âLike to see you try.â You gave him a pat on the arm. If he wasnât almost dead he wouldâve chuckled. âI tell them that you tell really, really bad jokes.â You smirked, drawing your words out.
âNo you fuckin donât.â He growled, his eyes blaring up at you.
âSomeone had to ruin your reputation Lieutenant.â You bit your lip to hold back a laugh. âIâm lying. I donât tell them anything- like I said Iâm not friends with them.â
âGood.â He huffed, his body relaxing once more. âAlso my jokes arenât really, really bad.â
âWhatever helps you Lieutenant.â You mumbled, flashing him a side smile.
âYou know for someone whoâs watching another person die, you sure are cheeky.â Ghost shot back.
âI doubt youâre dying.â You pressed. âAlso good news we just wasted fifteen minutes.â
It was hard to keep his eyes open. He kept his eyes trained above him, moving back and forth between your face and the stars.
âI almost killed my father.â
You turned your body to face him.
âAlmost? Like an accident.â
âNo.â Ghost sighed. âHe was a shite, everyday, all day- except on my mothers birthday. That was the one day of the year he would get it together. He would take us all out to dinner and ice cream- one year we even went to a movie. I fucking hated him for it. He was taunting us, all of us. Showing us he could be a kind father and husband, he just didnât want to be. After one of those days, when everyone had gone to sleep I snuck into the kitchen and grabbed the biggest knife I could. I stood over the bastard for two whole hours. I kept lifting my arms like I was going to do it, but then they would get tired and I would lower them. My hands were so sweaty and shaky I dropped the knife. It hit the floor and he woke up. Beat the livinâ shite out of me and took all the knives out of the house.â He chuckled at the last part like it was all some joke. Yet his reddening eyes showed the truth.
You released a breath you didnât even realize you were holding.
âIâm not ready to see him in hell.â Ghostâs eyes panned to yours like you held the solution. The man was frantic, even if he didnât have the energy to be.
âYou arenât going to die, Ghost.â
âSimon.â
âWhat?â
âSimon. Thatâs my real name.â
âOkay. You arenât going to die, Simon.â You assured. âDrink some more water.â
âYou kids and your damn water.â He snapped.
âKids? Iâm like five-seven years younger than you are. You just feel extra old because of all the blood loss.â
âIâm going to take a nap.â He said suddenly.
âIf thatâs code for dying, you better not.â You scolded.
âI wonât die.â He spat. âJust need a rest.â
You begrudgingly watched as his hazel eyes slid shut.
âWhat are you doing?â He rasped. You pulled your head away from his chest.
âChecking for a heartbeat.â You explained.
âOh, you find one?â
âYeah. Sounds like a rock being throw around in a metal can.â
A small snort left him.
âThatâs it alright.â His eyes opened slowly. The stars were gone. The sky a shade lighter.
âYouâve lasted an hour Simon.â
âNot my best.â He mused, letting his eyes fall shut again. You choked out a chuckle.
âSubtle brag.â You whispered, standing. You took a turn about the room, peaking through every crack in the wood.
âIf you see something Iâll distract them while you run.â He grimaced, making a move it sit up. You quickly bent down to help him.
âThatâs very noble of you, sir.â You commented. Truth be told a run sounded nice. You felt trapped in the small shed, your Lieutenantâs massive body taking up nearly fifty percent of it. âYou have any more stories about your father?â You asked. Maybe talking would did you of some of your jitters.
âYeah. None for you though.â He went silent for a moment, but you could feel words on the edge of his tongue. âWhatâd you mean earlier when you said you couldnât believe you were afraid of me?â
You flushed. You plopped down opposite of him in the rickety wooden chair.
âDrop it.â You said, copying his own words. He shook his head.
âThat only works when I say it. Fess up.â
You wished you could go back in time and slap yourself. How could you tell him what you really thought of him? Your eyes crept over to the gun propped up next to him. He would shoot you for this.
âKid.â He pressed- no demanded.
âEarlier, I thought you were weak.â You admitted. You waited for a shot to be fired but it never came.
âWeak, for being stabbed?â
âNo.â You opened and closed your mouth like a fish. âYou were such a big deal at the academy, everyone made you out to be some sort of god- someone who only a few have seen but everyone has heard about. And here you are laying on the floor accepting your death.â
âYou expected more from me?â Ghost added. You were too wrapped up in your own thoughts, nodding your head in agreement with him before his words had reached your brain. You stared at him with wide eyes about to disagree but he stopped you. His eyes bore into yours. You quickly looked away, not able to handle their intensity.
âIâve been fighting a long time.â His words were just as intense as his eyes. âAfter a while you run out of excuses to keep fighting.â
âWhat qualifies as an excuse to you?â You questioned. His eyes looked you up and down.
âI think Iâve bared enough of my soul to you.â It felt like he was scolding you. You held your hands up, with a soft roll of your eyes.
âGhost? Y/N!â Your head shot towards the wall, just barely being able to make out Soaps form between the small cracks.
âOh thank god.â You instantly felt lighter, your hands itching to throw the door open. You were greeted with relieved smiles and pats. You almost asked them why they were early- but you bit your tongue.
âTold you, youâd be fine.â Price smiled down at you. His eyes widened when they landed on Ghost. âYou on the other hand, fuckinâ hell.â Price took the stretcher from Gaz and began transferring Ghost onto it with the help of Soap.
âDonât know how you made it this far, mate.â Soap groaned, grabbing the handles and hoisting the colossal man into the air. Price held the other side like it was a feather.
âHeâs a tough bastard.â Price chuckled dryly. You moved out of the doorway, grabbing the guns that were tossed about the floor.
âEasy when I was confined with a chatterbox.â Ghost piqued up.
âWell you are good at entertaining yourself, sir.â You spoke from behind. He gave a wryly chuckle in response. Ghost was loaded into the helo, you next to him. You had never been so happy to be up in the air before. You closed your eyes and enjoyed the battering of the wind against your face. You opened them when you felt something brush against your hand. You looked down to see Ghostâs hand carefully resting by yours. You made no move to retreat or get closer. He seemed to be waiting on you doing one of the two. Finally he reached out and gave your hand a quick squeeze, before returning to his side.
To you it was a thank you- although you werenât sure if you were any help. He meant it as a thank you too- but not for saving him because letâs face it, you werenât too big of a help, but you gave him a sliver. A sliver of promise that maybe- possibly one day you could be an excuse to keep fighting.
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Warnings: none really, Frisky Cap, he has a crush on you
âThatâs not going to work, every entrance is watched. They have people on the ground and cameras.â Gaz nearly huffed, running a hand over his face.
âSet me up across the street and Iâll take them out.â
âCameras, Ghost, Cameras.â You reminded, nudging the hulking man with your elbow.
âWeâre just going to have to use the front door.â Price spoke, rolling his shoulders out. His hands rested on the table, leaning forward. A small smile etched the corners of his lips. His eyes met yours and a tingle shot up your neck.
âWhy are you looking at me like that?â You stared back, leaning forward yourself.
âWhatâre you doing tonight?â He smiled.
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âCanât believe I have to wear this stupid thing.â You grumbled, tugging at the dress clothes hugging your body.
âYou look stunning.â You turned towards the Captain, suddenly feeling so small under his gaze. His soft eyes wandered up and down your form, stopping at your face, giving a nod of approval. He had imagined taking you out on a date numerous times, granted he would prefer it if Soap wasnât babbling in his ear- but any excuse to be this close to you would do. His hand rested on the small of your back, his eyes asking you for silent approval. You didnât meet his gaze, but you leaned into his side causing a hum to arise in his body.
âI guess itâs not too bad.â You were as red as cherries- a color that paired well with your outfit. The two of you walked down the narrow street stopping at one of the fanciest restaurants in Lisbon- also the office of a well known terrorist.
âReservations for two, Price.â The man âguardingâ the front eyed both of you up and down.
âFollow me Mr. And Mr./Mrs. Price.â
âQuite like the sound of that.â Price hummed, giving your hip a firm squeeze. Your hand swatted against his stomach, the boys practically giggling in your ear adding to the embarrassment.
âCapâ stay focus please. Iâm sure you two can reschedule a proper date after the job.â
âShut up Ghost.â You growled.
âTable for two.â The waiter gently set down two menus. âEnjoy.â He gave a fake smile with clasped hands before heading back up to his post. Your hand gripped the chair, beginning to pull it out before you were stopped.
âNow, now, Sweetheart. Donât know what type of dates youâve been on but that will not be tolerated with me.â His breath hit the back of your neck, and you wondered for a moment if the small tickle you felt against your shoulder was from his beard.
It was going to be a long night.
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I'd love to see your take on Soap being himself and accidentally taking it too far. Not in a genuinely mean way- reader getting overstimulated/overwhelmed (just not in the mood) and it flying over his head. Accidental bully syndrome with a sad puppy combo? Can be a fluffy ending or angsty ending, whatever you feel is more accurate!
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Warnings: Soap being a butthead, reader gets their feelings hurt(totally valid), cursing, sad Soap, use of Y/N, GN reader
âMac.â You groaned. You were currently trying to work your way out of a headlock. You usually didnât hate being trapped by Johnnyâs perfect arms but you just werenât in a good mood today. You didnât sleep good last night. You had been surviving off a piece of toast from this morning. You were late for training with Ghost causing him to rip you a new one. You wanted nothing more than to make a quick microwave meal and sleep for fifteen hours.
âCanât even get out of a headlock? Bit of an embarrassment to SAS, kiddo.â Johnny teased, tightening his grip.
âIf I wanted to I could kick your bubble butt.â You gasped, tapping out. He quickly let go, patting your shoulders. He tsked his tongue shaking his head in disagreement.
âJohnny eat your food.â Ghost grumbled, taking a bite out of his own food. You watched patiently as your food spun around in the microwave, ready to grab it as soon as the neon green read end. You probably shouldâve just grabbed it and gone to your room, but you plopped down at the kitchen island. âYou did good today Y/N.â Ghost broke the silence. You looked up at him with wide eyes. âWhen you finally did show up.â A small smirk across his face.
âHow come Y/N always gets compliments?â Johnny interjected before you could thank your Lieutenant. âIf I was late youâd write me up.â
âBecause theyâre improving and putting in work. The only thing you put work into is that landing strip on your head.â Ghost chuckled, pushing Johnnyâs shoulder. Johnny gave a fake chuckle and slapped his hand away.
âI still donât buy that.â Johnny continued through a full mouth. He hopped up from his seat, beginning to wash his plate. âIf it wasnât for that big brain Y/N would be as useful as a rock.â He quipped. Your stomach dropped. Itâs true you werenât the strongest on the field when it came to combat, but you were a modern day Sherlock Holmes - able to find a way to get the team through any mission no matter the circumstances.
The pit in your stomach caused you to toss your dinner in the trash, retreating into your room without a word.
âWhat the fuck is wrong with you?â Ghost growled. Johnny set his dish on the drying rack, turning to face Ghost.
Then he realized you were gone.
âI didnât mean it that way.â Johnny stumbled quickly. A wave of guilt washed over him. You knew he was kidding right? Did he tease you- of course, but he always made it obvious he thought the world of you. Constantly spewing out compliments and praises your way.
âYou called âem useless you arse.â
âAs a joke.â Johnny pressed, cringing himself at his words. âShite.â He growled. He took note of your barley eaten dinner in the trash, grabbing bread and cheese from the fridge. He hoped a grilled cheese would be a decent peace offering.
âY/N?â Johnny tapped his knuckles against your door gently. He didnât hear a response. He took it upon himself to slowly open your door. You threw the covers over your head, wanting to hide from him and the light seeping into your room. âIâm sorry for what I said Kiddo. Yâknow I didnât mean it that way.â He apologized softly. He placed the plate down on your nightstand, siting on the edge of your bed. âWe both know I couldnât do what you do. Iâve toasted too many brain cells for that.â He chuckled nervously. He scratched at the back of his neck, growing more and more worried as the silence grew. âI made you a sandwich.â He rambled. âCome out and eat it please. I know I wrecked your appetite but you need to eat, keep your strength up.â
âStrength for what. Rocks donât need nutrients remember.â It wasnât your best comeback but you didnât care. Johnny cringed.
âI was a bastard.â He apologized again. âIâll let you sleep now.â He sighed heading towards the door.
After Johnny closed the door you quickly drifted off to sleep not waking up until your alarm went off the next morning. You instinctively braced yourself for your door to slam open and a heavy body tumble through it but that never came. You shut your alarm off, groggily pulling yourself out of bed. The cold grilled cheese on your nightstand brought back the memories of last night.
âOh Mac.â You mumbled sadly. You grabbed the plate and made your way out to the kitchen. There was no sign of Johnny. You continued your morning routine hoping to bump into the Scot. You had no such luck. You were finally able to track him down in the training room. âTavy!â
He swiftly placed his weights back on the rack sitting up to look at you. His eyes were red.
âHey kid.â He smiled. Your demeanor seemed more like yourself. âIâm sorâ-
âI know Mac.â You interjected. âYou wouldnât try to hurt me on purpose. Yesterday just wasnât my day.â You explained, picking at your fingers. He gripped your hands in his.
âI know, thatâs the worst part. I shouldâve backed off but I pushed you. I wonât do it again, I promise.â He spoke sincerely. âI donât think your useless either. If it wasnât for you Iâd probably be dead by now.â
âProbably?â You smirked. The familiar playful glint came back to his eyes.
âDefinitely.â He corrected.
(Mac/Tavy)= nicknames for Soap. You canât tell me that man wouldnât gobble up any nickname thrown at him
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can you do 141 and los vaqueros reacting to you waking up mad cause you had a dream with them?? something like you fight in the dream or whatever
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âTime to wake up, Honey.â His groggy voice sent shivers down your spine. Rough hands crept under your shirt, rubbing circles against your soft skin. He waited patiently for you to turn around and wrap your arms tightly around him, but that never came. With a playful huff he tugged you on to his chest. A pleased hum vibrated through him as your body fit perfectly against his. He pressed slow and steady kisses against your shoulder, making his way up to your lips. Just before he could you turned your head. âSomeone woke up on the wrong side of the bed.â He murmured, his hands traveling down giving your butt a firm pat.
âJohn.â You mumbled back. Your hard exterior slowly faltering.
âWhatâs got my pretty thing so upset, hmm?â He whispered. He tried and once again failed to press a kiss against your lips.
âYou forgot our anniversary.â You nearly sneered. His heart dropped into his stomach, but even in his sleepy state his mind was still so agile.
âHoney, I think you may have forgotten what day our anniversary is.â He hummed back, resting his cheek against your head.
âNo, in my dream you forgot our anniversary.â You emphasized. You shook up and down on his chest as he chuckled.
âDoes that sound like something I would do?â He questioned.
âNo.â You responded quickly. âThats why it hurt so much!â You whimpered, curling deeper into his chest.
âWell how about I make us some pancakes to make up for being an arse in your dreams?â
You woke up to a wet and loud raspberry being blow against your neck. You groaned loudly, your hands swatting anything in their path.
âMorning, Sweets.â Simon chuckled, easily dodging you. He kissed your temple, beginning to make his way out of bed. âWanna come to the gym with me? Your boxing could use some technique.â His back cracked as he stretched.
âNo, Iâm mad at you.â You huffed, pulling the sheets back over your head.
âThat so?â He hummed. âIf itâs the way I woke you up just know I tried to do it the gentle way, but you never seem to respond to that.â
âYou were mean to me.â You said from under your pile a blankets.
âWhat?â His whole attitude had changed, his hands quickly working to fish you out from your blanket fort. His worried eyes found yours and you suddenly wondered if you had made too big of a deal about this.
âIn my dream.â You added quickly. His shoulder relaxed and he gave you a firm glare.
âDonât scare me like that.â He huffed. âIâm not fucking responsible for dream Simon, yeah?â His tone was stern yet his eyes held a twinge of softness to them. You bit back a smile. You extended your arms to him and he quickly dipped down to meet you.
âSorry, Si.â You whispered.
*Kinda triggering- maybe?*
âYouâre breaking my mates heart, Kid.â You quickly looked away from your computer at the sound of Simonâs voice.
âWhatâd you mean?â You hummed turning back to the screen. Simon grabbed the back of your chair, manually pulling you away from your computer.
âHe says you didnât talk to him this mornin.â He being an ass or something?â Simon questioned crossing his arms over his chest. He leaned against your desk the wood creaking in disapproval.
âNo!â You said quickly, waving your hands. âItâs just- itâs hard to explain Ghostie.â You stumbled.
âTry me.â He pressed. You rolled your eyes, ready to be laughed at.
âRemember that time we were at the pool and he dunked my head underwater?â You started. Simon nodded his head. âWell I had a dream like that except- well, he really did drown me- well, he tried to at least. I woke up before anything actually happened.â You explained. You waited patiently for Simon to break out in chuckles, but that never came.
âI get that.â He said suddenly.
âYou do?â You furrowed your brows.
âYeah, I have dreams where Iâm killed all the time.â He sighed, standing up straight. With that he patted you on the shoulder, heading towards the door. He opened it and you swore you could he at Johnnyâs voice just outside.
âStop your moping and get in there. Nothinâ you canât fix.â Simon whispered from the doorway. Johnny stepped into view. He looked nervous- like a kid being sent to the principals office.
âHi, Mac.â You smirked. His shoulders relaxed at that. âIâm sorry I was mad at you this morning.â He breathed a sigh of relief. He quickly cleared the distance between the two of you, peppering kisses all of your face.
âMade my morning, hell.â He huffed against you.
You woke up to your favorite breakfast and a bouquet of your favorite flowers.
âKy!â You hummed happily already forgetting about the hell you put that man through last night.
âBaby? Baby! Wake up.â Your eyes shot open staring at Kyleâs worried face above you. âYou were thrashing in your sleep. Need to start wearing my gear to bed?â He hummed, trying the make a joke. He suddenly noticed the wetness around your eyes. âWhyâre you crying?â He whispered softly. His thumb gently began to wipe them away. The dream came back to you immediately.
âYou cheated on me, asshole!â You spat, turning on your side away from him. Now he knows without a doubt heâs never given you any reason to believe that, but that doesnât stop his heart rate from picking up.
âI beg your pardon?â He spoke from behind you. Suddenly the pieces clicked in his mind and he couldnât help a small smile despite the circumstances. âFor real? Dream Ky is an asshole.â Kyle sighed. He carefully wrapped an arm around you, hoping you wouldnât reject the comfort. You didnât. âYou gonna break up with him?â He asked, inching closer to you.
âI think I have to.â You mumbled sleepily. âI donât deserve to be treated that way.â You yawned, pressing yourself against him.
âThatâs right, babe. Youâre so much better than that. Maybe you should just date me instead, hmm?â He smiled against your head.
âThatâs a good idea.â You whispered, before finally falling back asleep.
Now Alejandro had never been a morning person, but waking him up this way was just cruel.
âAlejandro! Wake up!â A pillow thumped against his chest, affirming your words.
âWhat happened?â He groaned, tumbling out of bed. His hands went to find one of the many weapons he had stored under the bed.
âYou donât get to talk to me that way!â You yelled. His body slowed.
âWhat are you talking about, Mi vida?â His eyes had finally adjusted to the sun poking through the window. âAre you hurt?â
âNot physically. But emotionally, yes! Yes, I am!â You stated from your spot on the bed. âYou were very mean to me, Alejandro.â
His brows furrowed and he felt his blood began to heat up. What did he do? He had always been nothing but adoring towards you.
âI think you have me confused with someone else.â He huffed, finally standing up from his tumble. He ran a hand over his face, trying to blink away his drowsiness. âAnd if someone was mean to you, you have ten second to tell me who.â
âNo. It was my dream. I know who was in it.â You pressed. Your words finally sunk in and he let a few chuckles flow freely.
âOh, My feisty little thing.â He smirked, scooping you up in his arms, tucking both of you back under the covers. Heâd be dammed if he let your little fit disrupt his much needed sleep.
âIâm sorry I did that, mi amor.â Rudy apologized against your temple.
âItâs just so not like you.â You whined against his chest. âEven in my dreams you are always so sweet to me.â He nodded his head in understanding, his hands trailing up and down your sides, massaging wherever felt tense.
âYou dream about me a lot?â He smiled. You quickly nodded your head.
âYeah. Especially when you are away.â You murmured, pressing a kiss against his chest in apology for acting so silly.
He opened his mouth to speak but quickly closed it.
âDo you think, maybe, mi amor, that itâs all those true crime shows youâve been watching?â He said hesitantly. âBecause I donât think Iâve ever given you a reason to think I would poison your food.â
âMaybe.â You sighed. âRudy?â
âYes, mi Amor?â
âIs now a bad time to ask you for some breakfast?â
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Can you do a oneshot, 141 + Alejandro;Rudy, about a reader that can't sleep so she goes to play/watch something in the living room
the boys wake up and they will lie down next to her in the room so they won't be alone??
Your head turned to the sound of his door opening.
âHey, Cap!â Your words came out chipper and he replied with a tired groan.
âHey, Sweetheart.â He yawned. He plopped down next to you, pulling your feet in his lap, massaging the ever-present ache in them. No words were spoken between the two of you. He drifted in and out. His comforting energy slowly broke away at your insomnia and you fell asleep curled up against his side, safe and warm.
âWondering when youâd join me.â You huffed at his words, meeting him in the kitchen. He handed you a full cup of tea, guiding you back to the living room, his own cup in hand.
âThanks for the tea, Si.â You hummed, taking a sip. You blamed the warmth flowing through you on the tea and not his large hand on your lower back.
âCourse. Donât mention it.â He paused for a moment. âPlease.â
You giggled at his words, sitting on the couch.
âI wouldnât do anything to ruin your reputation Lieu.â You smirked. He mumbled a small âthanksâ sitting next to you. He gripped the remote, quickly flipping to whatever tabloid talk show was playing.
âMac, you had a long day. You should really be asleep. Donât worry about me.â You sighed, stretching out on the couch. He waved you off, slipping on a pair of sneakers. Before you could question him, he grabbed your legs, pulling you off the couch. âMac!â You squealed.
âWeâre goinâ for a ride.â He explained. He grabbed his car keys, closing the door behind him. You thanked your stars that base was practically empty at this hour.
âWell can you at least put me on my feet. All the blood is rushing to my head.â You whined, swatting at his legs. With a chuckle he flipped you back over, wrapping a bulky arm around your shoulder.
âCouldnât sleep?â
You snapped out of your trance, smiling as Kyle came into view. You covered a yawn.
âYa.â You sighed. âI donât know why. Maybe my adrenaline hasnât worn off yet.â
He hummed in agreement, sprawling out next to you on the floor.
âWanna watch cringy TikToks?â Kyle questioned already pulling out his phone.
âAbsolutely.â
âGet up.â You jumped at the sudden voice behind you.
âWhat?â You questioned. Your body moved on instinct, knees already hoisting you to a standing position.
âI donât know why youâve been having a hard time sleeping lately but it stops tonight.â Alejandro said firmly. He wrapped an arm around your middle guiding you back to your room.
âIâm not tired.â You fought.
âYouâre not tired now, but you will be tired in the morning. Then I have to deal with a grumpy sergeant.â He smirked. âIâll stay with you till you fall asleep, Mi Vida.â
âWant company?â Rudy asked.
âIf itâs you- always.â You smiled. He rolled his eyes at you, sitting down next to you. He put his arm over the back of the couch- a silent invitation for you to come closer. You took it without a second thought, curling yourself against his side.
âI donât know how you watch these shows.â Rudy sighed, his tense muscles beginning to unwind.
âItâs just a nice break from the real world.â You yawned, your eyelids already feeling heavy.
Hello! I was wondering if you could writing like a little one shot about this tiktok I saw itâs angsty and could be triggering so if you donât feel comfortable with it itâs all good :) here is the link btw: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT88wN5Fa/
You had a hard time falling asleep that night.
Maybe instinctually you knew. Knew it would be your last night with him. Knew that it would be your last night curled up in the âsafetyâ of his arms.
Your heart burned at the thought.
Did you know you were going to almost die that night?
If your thrashing and nails digging into his forearms hadnât woken him up. If he had stayed wherever he was in his slumber for thirty-forty seconds you wouldnât be here right now. Youâd rather be dead. It would be easier than hot iron going through your chest every time you breathed.
His face. It hurt worse than the forming bruises around your neck. You could feel the air filling your lungs- your vision coming back only to see his face, twisted in agony, watching the one person he allowed himself to love come back to life after he had nearly killed them. He had thrown himself off the bed, his shaky form standing at the foot of it.
You wished you comforted him. Told him it wasnât his fault, that it was an accident. You were scared though. So scared. Both of you knew he couldâve done so much worse. Thatâs why he didnât stop you when you got up and began packing a bag, mumbling something about staying at a friends house. Neither of you knew what to do- other than run away. He stumbled on weak knees into the dinning room, not saying a word as you left.
You ended up staying at a hotel. Your sobbing was so loud you would be embarrassed showing up at a friends house in such a state.
He hadnât moved an inch. His body rigid against the wooden chair. He was in shock. He didnât even know what had happened, but waking up to you screaming and trying to claw his eyes out told him enough. His eyes scanned over his forearms. Deep, angry scratches cursing his skin. He ran a hand over them, the dried blood crumbling under the harsh action. Thatâs when it happened. The shock wore off- the adrenaline. He picked up his phone, clicking on your face.
You were too busy crying to notice the ringing.
He apologized. Nothing fancy.
âIâm sorry.â His voice cracked, a wave of pain washing over him. He hung up.
âYou understand, donât you?â Your tone was pleading. Like you wanted him to affirm you were making the right decision.
His throat burned. His jaw creaking as he continued to hold back a sob. He didnât deserve to feel bad for himself. His red eyes trained on the wall behind you. He finally worked up the nerve to nod his head. He did agree with the decision. He obviously couldnât control himself. You kept your arm hidden behind you. He could feel a request to see his damage about to pass from his lips. He bit it back.
âYou arenât going to say anything?â You croaked, tears continuously spilling from your eyes. His hand darted out without a second thought, the overwhelming desire to protect you wasnât just something he could shut off. You flinched back, not expecting the sudden movement.
He stood up from his seat. He was going to break down and he couldnât let you see it. It would change your mind. You would feel bad for him and compromise your own safety by staying with him.
âSorry, Honey.â He managed to get out. He grabbed his bag by the door, locking it behind him.
He woke up with a gasp, his hands quickly fleeing to the damp sheets. He patted around his hand itching to grip onto some part of you. He felt nothing but icy sheets.
Suddenly he remembered.
His world collapsed for what seemed like the millionth time. Groaning to himself he sunk back down into the sheets, pulling the covers over his head. He buried his face in your scrunched up sweater.
He knew he wasnât going to be able to fall asleep, his thoughts and actions haunting him. He hand darted out from under the covers, grabbing his phone off of the nightstand. Even though the brightness was blinding, he had found your contact with ease, his heart flipping in his chest as it rang.
You didnât answer.
Your inbox was full.
That provided him with a bit of comfort. It meant you hadnât deleted all the voicemails he had left you. He prayed that you listened to them, even the disgustingly sloppy ones. He meant every word of them, every apology, every plea for forgiveness. He tossed his phone not caring where it landed.
There was a knock at his door.
âWe have training!â It was Gaz.
âComin.â He yelled back. His voice cracked. He pulled himself out of bed grabbing a wrinkled shirt off of the floor, tugging it over his head.
His team eyed him, worry evident on their features.
âYou try callinâ again?â Price questioned. Johnny nodded his head, filling up a large thermos with coffee.
âInbox full.â He answered curtly.
âYou know if you need to take a few days off to go home and fix it, Iâll write you up a pass.â Price offered, giving him a pat on the shoulder.
âSâalright. I think some space would do us some good.â He lied. He didnât know what else to do. He needed time to think- come up with another course of action. Heâs done everything he could think of. Call you repeatedly for forgiveness. Heâs poured his heart out into letters and mailed them. Heâs sent gifts to your home. He just canât wrap his head around this being the end of you two. He was a man of action and none of his actions seemed to be fixing the problem.
He wouldnât give up though.
âThere you are. I was beginning to worry.â He gave you a nervous smile, leaning in to press a kiss against your temple.
âSorry.â You breathed. You moved closer to him craving his warm skin against yours.
âHowâs your side?â He asked softly, taking a step back.
âItâs fine Ky.â You murmured.
âIâm sorry, Baby.â He had been apologizing since that night. It actually wouldâve been funny if he didnât break one of your ribs. He had kicked you off the bed during a nightmare. Heâd woken up to some terrible sights, but nothing would beat you crying on the cold, hard floor.
âI know, Ky.â You sighed. Your eyes glanced up at him and they instantly filled with tears. âIâm not mad at you. It wasnât even your fault, Kyle. I just wish you wouldnât treat me like I was made of glass.â Your tears boiled over and he quickly took your face in his hands shushing you. âYou wonât even sleep in the same bed as me.â You whined, pawing at his shirt. His own eyes turned red, fighting against the wetness growing in them.
âI just canât have that happen again, Lovie.â He stated firmly.
âThen why are we even together?â You growled. His face dropped, but it quickly curled again at the tightness in his chest. âIf you are going to walk around like a sad puppy all day and never touch me then why are we together?â You emphasized. He took a deep breath, nodding his head in agreement. A sob left you, thinking he was about to put the last nail in your coffin. You just wanted to push him- give him a wake up call. Not actually break up.
âFuck, Baby.â He cursed. He wrapped his arms around you careful to avoid the large bruise at your side. âYouâre right Iâm sorry. Iâve been acting like Iâm the victim.â He peppered the top of your head in kisses- the little action making you melt against him.
âNo oneâs the victim, Ky. It was an accident.â You reminded. He hushed you with more kisses.
âThere are spot for me in bed tonight?â He hummed and you quickly nodded your head against his chest.
Iâm sorry but I canât imagine a world where anyone would break up with freaking Kyle Garrick.
âMein Herz, Please wait.â He pleaded, following you around your shared home. You were nearly hysterical- not that he was much better. His towering form shaking as he tripped over the tornado you were creating in the house as you grabbed your most precious belongings.
âLet me go, Konig.â You sputtered, wiping at your face.
âYou need to think about this Schatz.â He warned from behind you. âItâs late, you shouldnât be out roaming around right now. You can stay in the bedroom and Iâll stay in the guest room.â He was negotiating with you at this point.
âWhy because itâs so much safer here?â You spat turning on your heels to face him. âI woke up to my husband choking me in his sleep. What if you didnât wake up Konig?â
âI know, Mein Herz.â He choked. This was the most brutal experience of his life. He often wondered what he had done to deserve you. Now heâs beginning to realize he deserves to lose you. âWe can talk about this in the morning. I know youâre scared, My Love, but you canât just leave, especially at this time of night. Please.â
You stopped for a moment. Your heart pounding in your chest. You suddenly felt so weak. The adrenaline must be wearing off. Despite your words you knew you would be safer here than out at this ungodly hour. You kept your back to him, your words coming out harsh and cold.
âFine. Iâll take the guest room. I want you to leave me alone though, understand?â
He swallowed hard, a few tears escaping the iron grip he had on them.
âOf course, Mein Herz.â
Thank you for reading! This probably isnât the most accurate depiction of their personalities but Iâm delusionalđЎ
okay. so. first of all, i love your theme. never seen anything like it. literally obsessed. YOUâRE SO ORGANISED???? LIKE HUH?????
secondly, could you write graves with a plus sized or chubbyâwhatever you wanna call itâs/o? maybe reader bakes or something but itâs ultimately your choice.
thank you so much for so much as reading this request!!! have a great day!!!
âWhereâs my little slice of sweetness?â You rolled your eyes at the booming voice entering the house. Your dogs yapped excitedly racing towards the front door. âNot you two.â He smirked, patting them each on their sides.
âHey, handsome!â You yelled from the kitchen.
âThere you are. Hey, Baby.â He murmured, pressing a soft kiss against your shoulder. He rested his hands on either side of you, pressing his nose into your hair. âI missed you, Sugar.â He hummed, one of his wide hands gripping your waist. He gave you a firm squeeze.
âYou saw me this morning.â You hummed back. You looked over your shoulder pressing a kiss against his dimple.
âFar too long if you ask me.â He sighed. You smiled at him before going back to your work. His lip pouted at your loss of attention. He placed his hand in the flour making sure it was heavily coated before giving your bottom a firm smack.
âPhillip Graves!â You shouted, your hands darting down to pat away the white handprint. His let out a hearty laugh, the kind that relaxed your muscles. He wrapped both of his arms around you pulling you tight against him.
âCouldnât help myself, Sweetness.â He explained, giving your forehead a quick peck. He let go of you, not before giving your bottom another pat. He nearly sprinted out of the kitchen so he didnât have to catch your wrath. âLet me know if you need a taste tester, Sugar!â
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Thank you for your kind words! I sprinted to do this request because #1- you are so nice and #2- I have never written Graves and #3- I think this is the perfect prompt for him because he would absolutely call his s/o all those sweet sappy nicknames! I hope you liked it! ďżź