Javier Peña (Narcos) x Reader
Landslide - It’s been ten years since Javier left her on their wedding day, fleeing to Colombia without a word. And now they’ve both returned to Laredo, forced to face each other for the first time since. But things have changed. The years of silence and loneliness have only driven them further apart. The question is whether or not that rift can be mended.
Chapter One, Chapter Two, Chapter Three, Chapter Four, Chapter Five
When We Were Young - Reader is the woman that Javier left behind on the day they were to be married. She sees him again ten years later, when he returns to Laredo for a short break from hunting Escobar.
When It’s Finally Over - Javier comes home after the death of Pablo Escobar.
Marry Me - Javier has another wedding to attend.
You Should Be Here - Javier is hit hard by your absence after the DEA finally wins against Escobar.
Some Things You Just Can’t Speak About - Reader and Javier work through the emotional baggage that comes with their jobs in Colombia. Unofficial Prequel to When It’s Finally Over (but can be read as a standalone).
Oberyn Martell (Game of Thrones) x Reader
The Kings Who Are Gone - Reader visits the ruins of Sunspear after Dorne is conquered. Based on the song “Jenny of Oldstones” from Game of Thrones.
“What a pretty sight.” // “Well, fine; just this once.”
Oberyn comforts Reader after a nightmare
Agent Whiskey/Jack Daniels (Kingsman: The Golden Circle) x Reader
Need You Now - It’s been a year and a half since Reader left Jack, but when she receives a voicemail late one night she wonders if she made the right decision.
Closer to Heaven (And Closer to You) - Jack spends a few tender, post-coital moments with Reader.
“I want to take care of you.”
Frankie “Catfish” Morales (Triple Frontier) x Reader
“Don’t leave me…” // “I came to say goodbye.” // “Hold me and never let me go.”
“Dance with me.” // “This is why I fell in love with you.”
Frankie comforts Reader after a stressful week
Din Djarin (The Mandalorian) x Reader
Chapter One: Beroya, Chapter Two: Narudar, Chapter Three: Ruusaanyc, Chapter Four: Cuyanir
Touch - The Mandalorian is hurting and touch-starved.
No Living Thing - The Mandalorian has never shown his face to another living thing since he swore the Creed.
Goodnight - The Mandalorian returns to the Razor Crest after a particularly long hunt.
Vaar’tur (Morning) - The Mandalorian savors precious moments in the early morning.
There Can Be Peace - Sometimes the Mandalorian just needs space to talk and a place to be at peace.
Solace - The Mandalorian finds solace in the place he leasts expects to.
Among the Stars - The Mandalorian voices his doubts about his Creed and his ability to uphold it. Prequel to Solace (but can be read as a standalone).
The Beginning of Goodbye - The Mandalorian comes to terms with the fact that he will have to eventually give up his Foundling.
The Mandalorian getting flustered when Reader teases him
“You never cared about me before, so why start caring now?” “…because I love you.”
“Could you give me a hand?” “I could, but will I?”
“Tell me something I don’t know.” “Your eye twitches when you get annoyed.” “Only because it’s you that annoys me.” // “Where are you taking me?” “You need to relax more. You need to see the world around you, and find some sort of peace within yourself…even if it is just for a little while.”
The Mandalorian comforts the Reader after a stressful time
The Mandalorian tells the Child the story of how he fell in love with Reader
“Shh. Come here. It’s just a nightmare.”
“I’d hurt anyone who ever left a scar on you.”
“I haven’t slept in four days…”
“Don’t leave me.” // “Go back to bed.”
“We Can Never Be Together” Kiss
One Word Prompt: “Remove”
Taking Care of Injuries with Ezra
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