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“Not a Waste of Time”
Tangerine x Female Reader
Warnings: Angst → Comfort | Romance | Emotional Confession | Proposal
Summary: Tangerine never believed in marriage. Too permanent. Too fragile. Too easy to lose. But when the woman he loves finally walks away, he’s forced to confront the truth—some things are worth the risk. Even forever.
Tangerine had never liked the idea of marriage.
Contracts. Rings. Promises that could be broken.
He’d seen enough of the world to know how temporary everything was. People left. People died. People betrayed you. Marriage, to him, was just another illusion—something that made people feel safe until it didn’t.
So every time you brought it up—casually, gently—he brushed it off.
“You know it’s not my thing, yeah?”
“Bit pointless, innit?”
“We’re already together, ain’t we?”
And every time, you smiled. But it got tighter. Smaller.
He didn’t notice. Not really.
⸻
It came to a head on a quiet afternoon.
You were standing in the kitchen, back turned to him, stirring something on the stove. You mentioned it again—not even directly. Just a comment about a friend’s engagement.
“That’s nice,” you said softly. “She looks really happy.”
Tangerine shrugged from the doorway. “Good for her.”
You waited. He said nothing else.
“…that’s it?” you asked.
He frowned. “What d’you want me to say?”
You turned around then, eyes tired. “I want you to care.”
He scoffed lightly. “About a ring? About a bit of paper?”
“About us,” you snapped, voice breaking despite yourself. “About the future.”
He crossed his arms. “I’m here, ain’t I? That’s enough, yeah?”
The silence that followed was heavy.
Then you spoke, quietly. “I don’t think it is. Not for me.”
Something in his chest tightened. “You’re makin’ a big deal outta nothin’.”
You shook your head. “You don’t see it. Or you don’t want to.”
You grabbed your jacket. “I can’t keep hinting. Or hoping you’ll change.”
“Where you goin’?” he asked sharply.
You paused at the door, hand trembling on the handle. “Somewhere I don’t feel like I’m asking for too much.”
And then you left.
⸻
An hour passed.
The flat felt wrong.
Too quiet. Too empty. No soft music. No you on the couch. No teasing remarks. No warmth.
Tangerine sat on the edge of the bed, elbows on his knees, staring at the floor.
His chest hurt.
An hour, he thought. She’ll come back.
Another ten minutes.
Nothing.
That’s when it hit him—not like a bullet, but like something slowly crushing his ribs.
What if she didn’t come back?
What if this was the thing he lost because he was too stubborn to admit the truth?
Because the truth was—
He loved you.
Not casually. Not temporarily. Completely. Terrifyingly.
Marriage wasn’t a waste of time.
Losing you would be.
⸻
He grabbed his phone.
“Lemon,” he said the second his brother answered.
“…You sound panicked. Did someone stab you?”
“No. Worse.” He ran a hand through his hair. “She left.”
There was a pause. “Oh.”
“And I think I’ve fucked up.”
“Yeah,” Lemon said gently. “You have.”
“I want to marry her.”
Another pause. Then—“Ohhh. That’s big.”
“I need your help.”
⸻
Lemon was surprisingly efficient.
He distracted you—coffee, talking, rambling, keeping you occupied while Tangerine rushed through a jewelry store like a man possessed.
The clerk tried to ask questions.
He interrupted. “She’s kind. Smart. Too good for me. I want that one.”
He bought the ring.
Then he ran.
⸻
When he finally found you, you were standing outside, arms folded, eyes red but dry.
You looked up—and froze.
Tangerine stopped in front of you, breathing hard.
“I’m bad at this,” he said immediately. “I’m bad at sayin’ things. I’m bad at promises.”
You crossed your arms tighter. “Then why are you here?”
“Because I panicked,” he admitted. “Because the flat felt wrong without you. Because I realised I don’t care if marriage scares me—losing you terrifies me more.”
Your breath caught.
He swallowed, voice rough. “I fell in love with you because you see through me. Because you don’t treat me like a weapon. Because you make my life quieter. Better.”
Then—slowly—he went down on one knee.
People stopped walking.
“I don’t think marriage is a waste of time,” he said softly. “I think I was just scared of wantin’ something that much.”
He looked up at you. “Marry me. Please.”
Tears spilled down your cheeks.
“…You idiot.”
He smiled shakily. “Is that a yes?”
You nodded, laughing through tears. “Yes.”
He stood, pulled you into his arms, forehead pressed to yours. “I love you.”
You whispered back, “I never wanted the ring. I just wanted you to choose me.”
He kissed you gently. “Always.”
good god i actually can’t look at pictures of him because i go insane my POOKIE BEAR
Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Tangerine - Bullet Train (Part 10)
STAY QUIET
logan howlett x f!reader
kinktober day 19, oct. 31 (semi) public sex, remote control vibrator
SUMMARY: in which logan gives you a remote controlled vibrator, in public WARNINGS: public, smut 18+, very short, poc reader, reader has curly/coily hair, est. relationship, fluff, mentions of children
taglist: @thegirlulike @stargirlgrimoire @lacrimasdulces @graveyardofemotions @mysteriouslydeafeningwerewolf @amyispxnk
a/n: happy halloween! today is the final day of kinktober and im very grateful for all the love you all have given me. thanks for 700 followers which we reached in literally a week!! dont be afraid to message me if you want to talk or request fics <33
Imagine Logan giving you a vibrator before a night out. He visited you in the bathroom before leaving, holding a small, inconspicuous box. "Got something for you." He muttered, leaning against the bathroom counter near the vanity where you sat. You paused in putting on your makeup, wearing a thin, silky robe that slipped down your shoulders.
ੈ♡˳ 'trick or treat in the backseat' - 18+ logan x gn!reader
summary: logan pulls over and fucks you in the backseat on the way to a halloween party. (780 words) tags: smut, gn!reader, short, missionary, reader and logan both cum, established relationship, slight voyeurism kink type stuff, car sex, dom!logan, pet names, 'sir', slight overstimulation, for the 'halloween' prompt for logan promptober.
he's got you in the backseat of his car. his lips are on your neck, your legs wrapped around his waist.
logan is going to make you fashionably late for the halloween party.
“The Wild King’s Crown”
Request by: @gothgirlqueen2335
Sergei ‘Kraven’ Kravinoff x Female Reader
Warnings: Fluff | Family | Soft Domestic Life
Summary: Kraven’s never cared for birthdays, but his wife and daughter change that with a quiet picnic, a flower crown, and a reminder that even hunters deserve softness.
Kraven never liked birthdays.
To him, they were nothing but markers of time — reminders that another year had passed in blood, in battle, in survival. He had spent most of his life hunting, training, and surviving the wild rather than celebrating it. But this morning, as the golden light of dawn filtered through the curtains, something felt different.
He awoke to the soft rustling of movement and the faint whisper of your voice from the kitchen. Then came the sound of little feet padding against the wooden floor, followed by your toddler daughter’s excited giggle.
Kraven frowned slightly, sitting up, his hair messy and falling into his face. “What are my girls up to?” he muttered under his breath, his voice still rough from sleep.
When he got up and walked toward the kitchen, he stopped in the doorway. There you were — in your robe, smiling over the counter — while your daughter, barely two and a half, stood on a small stool beside you, helping place fruit into a wicker basket. Her little curls bounced as she proudly handed you each piece, her fingers sticky from the strawberries.
You noticed him before your daughter did. “Good morning, birthday boy,” you said softly, smiling over your shoulder.
He chuckled quietly. “You know I don’t like birthdays.”
“I know,” you replied, still arranging the picnic basket. “But this one isn’t about the number or the years you’ve survived. It’s about us.”
Just then, your daughter turned around and spotted him. Her little face lit up like the sun. “Papa!” she squealed, holding out a strawberry-smeared hand. “Happy birfday!”
Kraven couldn’t help the smile tugging at his lips as he crouched down, scooping her up into his strong arms. “Thank you, my little cub,” he murmured, pressing a kiss to her hair. “You’ve been helping Mama, hmm?”
She nodded proudly. “We go picnic! For your birfday!”
He looked at you, a faint smirk on his lips. “A picnic, is it?”
“Mm-hm. Somewhere quiet,” you said, closing the basket. “No hunting. No fighting. Just… peace.”
⸻
Later that morning, the three of you arrived at a quiet meadow just outside the city — one of Kraven’s favorite spots, where the forest met a calm lake. The air was warm and fresh, filled with the sound of birdsong and the gentle hum of insects.
You spread out a blanket under a shady oak tree while Kraven carried your daughter on his shoulders, her little hands clinging to his long hair as she squealed with laughter.
“Careful, little one,” he chuckled, setting her down beside the blanket. “Your Papa’s not as young as he used to be.”
She giggled, tugging at his beard. “You’re old!”
You burst out laughing, and Kraven turned his amused glare toward you. “Where does she get that from?”
“Must be all that honesty she inherited from you,” you teased, handing him a plate of sliced fruit.
Kraven sat down beside you, legs stretched out, his arm brushing against yours as he took in the simple picnic you’d made — fruits, cheese, bread, and a small bottle of wine. “You did all this for me?” he asked quietly, his voice low but warm.
You nodded. “You deserve to be celebrated, Kraven. You’ve given us a good life — and you’ve survived so much.”
He looked at you with that familiar softness he rarely let others see. “You two are my greatest hunt,” he murmured. “And my greatest treasure.”
You smiled, resting your head on his shoulder. “That’s the most poetic thing you’ve ever said.”
He gave a low laugh. “Don’t tell Lemon,” he teased lightly, but his voice softened again when he looked down at your daughter.
She was busy in the grass, tiny fingers plucking yellow dandelions and white daisies. Her little brow furrowed in concentration, her tongue poking out slightly as she tried to weave them together.
“What’s she doing?” Kraven asked quietly, watching her.
You smiled knowingly. “Making you something.”
⸻
A few minutes later, your daughter waddled over, holding something carefully in both hands — a tangled but charming little flower crown.
She climbed into Kraven’s lap and looked up at him with wide, earnest eyes. “Papa, for you.”
Kraven stared at it, then at her. “For me?” he repeated, his voice unusually soft.
She nodded, holding it up. “Because you’re king of the forest. Like in my book.”
You watched as Kraven, the man once feared and revered as a ruthless hunter, bowed his head so his little girl could place the delicate crown of wildflowers atop his long, dark hair.
“There,” she said proudly, clapping her hands. “Now you’re pretty!”
He let out a rare, deep laugh that rumbled through his chest — the kind of sound that made your heart swell. “Pretty, hmm?” He tilted his head toward you. “What do you think, my love?”
You grinned. “I think it suits you. You’re a very handsome forest king.”
Kraven chuckled, brushing a strand of hair from your face before kissing your temple. “If my enemies could see me now…”
“They’d be jealous,” you said.
He smiled at that — a real, genuine smile — and for the rest of the afternoon, the three of you ate, laughed, and dozed in the warm sunlight.
When your daughter finally fell asleep, curled up on his chest, Kraven looked at her small hand clutching the edge of his shirt and whispered, “I used to believe I was born for the hunt. But now… now I know I was born for this.”
You smiled, resting your head against his arm. “Happy birthday, my love.”
Kraven looked down at you — his fierce, gentle heart softening entirely — and pressed a kiss to your forehead.
“Best one I’ve ever had,” he murmured.
And there, under the oak tree with his family, the mighty hunter wore his flower crown with pride — not as a symbol of conquest, but of the peace he never thought he’d find.
Getting fucked by logan from behind and you can hear him out of breath and moaning and whimpering and completely losing himself in you. His thrusts lost rhythm. Hes braced a leg up on the table hes got you bent over- just to fuck you better because thats all he can think of. He cant stop. His head is tipped back and mouth open letting out those wonderful moans and growls of your name. His hand pressed into the arch of your back and the other in your hair. You yourself is in another world of pleasure. The table is probably going to break soon.
body shots || Worst!Logan x Reader
summary: It's Wade's Halloween party and Logan does a shot off of you :p
warnings: fem!reader (reader has boobs), spicy but no smut.
a/n: IM SORRY I MISSED HALLOWEEN I WAS AT WORK ALL WEEK GJHK. I hope this makes up for me being late. I just needed to give worst logan my love hehe.
Wade's parties were always filled with weird shit and Logan was planning on skipping his big Halloween bash just as he had skipped Mary Puppins 3rd birthday and Wade's shitty fourth of July party too. But here he is sipping on mystery punch in a shitty fireman costume.
Well calling it a costume is a stretch. He's got on the pants and suspenders but Wade never gave him a shirt so he's got his whole chest out and the stupid plastic hat on too. Wade said it was sexy and he has noticed a people staring at his chest tonight.
BIG MUSCLES, DIRTY MOUTH.
PAIRING - logan howlett x fem!reader
SYNOPSIS - you can't help how you feel around logan, and he can't help but to smell exactly what you feel.
CONTENT - !smut (but not really). scent kink. mean!logan.
WC - 1.3k
NOTE - so what if I like him when he's in the worst time of his life 🗣
Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Tangerine - Bullet Train (Part 8)
“She Won’t Remember, But I Will”
Tangerine x Female Reader
Warnings: Christmas Sweetness | Soft Dad | Swearing (it’s Tangerine)
Summary: Tangerine takes his newborn daughter Christmas shopping. He absolutely overdoes it. A stranger comments that the baby won’t remember this Christmas, but for Tangerine, that’s the whole point.
Tangerine had a mission today.
Not the dangerous kind.
Not the “get blood on your shirt and argue with Lemon for two hours” kind.
No.
A far more terrifying mission:
Christmas shopping for his newborn daughter.
His tiny girl—only a few weeks old—slept soundly in the little baby carrier clipped into the trolley. Her little hat had pompoms, her cheeks were round and pink, and she looked like a marshmallow.
Tangerine pushed the cart slowly, protectively, like he was navigating an active minefield.
Every five seconds he peeked down into the carrier.
Still asleep.
Still cute.
Still stealing his entire heart.
“Good girl,” he mumbled softly, adjusting her blanket. “Daddy’s just gonna grab a few things, alright?”
A few things.
That was the plan.
Ten minutes later the trolley was overflowing.
A teddy bear the size of a washing machine.
Three different baby books.
Two soft blankets embroidered with her name.
A sparkly Christmas onesie.
A reindeer onesie.
A penguin onesie.
Little booties shaped like snowmen.
A baby-safe star projector that promised “soothing galaxy lights.”
And he was only in the first aisle.
He held up a plush rattle shaped like a candy cane.
“Oh, she’s gotta have this,” he said to nobody, tossing it into the pile.
His daughter snored softly.
Tangerine paused, hand over his heart.
“She’s so fuckin’ perfect.”
He kept going, loading the cart until it looked like Santa’s sleigh had tipped over.
⸻
That’s when someone nearby laughed.
A woman around his age glanced at the cart and shook her head with a smile.
“First Christmas?” she asked.
“Yeah,” he replied proudly, puffing up a little. “My daughter.”
She nodded at the mountain of gifts.
“You know… she won’t remember any of this.”
Tangerine froze.
His jaw clenched.
He looked at his tiny baby, still sleeping in the carrier, curled up like the world could never hurt her.
And something warm and protective bloomed in his chest.
“Yeah,” he said quietly. “I know.”
The woman shrugged.
“Just sayin’. Babies don’t remember until they’re older.”
Tangerine braced his hands on the cart, leaning slightly forward, voice low but gentle.
“Look… she won’t remember,” he said. “But I will.”
The woman blinked, surprised.
Tangerine continued, gaze soft as he looked at the baby.
“When I was a kid, Christmas was… shit,” he said honestly. “Me an’ my brother didn’t get much. Sometimes nothin’.”
He reached down and brushed a finger over his daughter’s tiny mittened hand.
“So yeah. I’m goin’ overboard. Maybe buyin’ too much. Maybe stupid stuff she’ll outgrow in a month.”
He straightened up, shrugging.
“But she’s mine. And it’s her first Christmas. I want it to be perfect—even if she’s only gonna sleep through the whole bloody thing.”
The woman softened.
“That’s… really sweet, actually.”
Tangerine grumbled.
“It’s not sweet. It’s… fatherhood or some shit.”
“Oh absolutely,” she laughed. “Definitely that.”
He pushed the cart on, muttering to himself.
“Won’t remember… what kind of thing to say? ’Course she won’t bloody remember. She’s practically a potato.”
His daughter hiccupped in her sleep.
Tangerine melted instantly.
“Daddy’s here, sweetheart,” he whispered.
⸻
By the time he got to checkout…
The trolley looked unhinged.
The cashier tried not to laugh.
“Um… is it her birthday too?”
“No,” Tangerine said. “She’s one month old.”
“…Right.”
He started bagging everything with too much pride.
On the way out, he stopped to tuck the blankets around his newborn again. Her hand grabbed his pinky in her sleep.
He froze.
His whole expression softened into warm, speechless love.
“Yeah,” he whispered with a small smile, “you won’t remember this, princess… but I bloody will.”
And he kissed her tiny forehead before pushing the cart toward home, already planning to hide the receipts before you saw how insane he’d gone.
Because it was her first Christmas.
And for Tangerine?
That meant everything.
Count Alexei Vronsky x fem!reader
Summary: You're forced into an arranged marriage.
Genre: fluff, angsty
Warnings: Alexei is kind of an asshole in the beginning, reader is from France, the daughter of a Marquis, and she is described as having hair that can be pinned up and curled (otherwise no descriptions), sexism of the time (very mild)
~ thank you anon! sorry this too forever (this was requested ages ago)!! ~
COUNT VRONSKY MASTERLIST
As you brush your hair in the mirror of your vanity, staring unemotionally at the girl staring back, your mother's words ring in your ear. "Love, beautiful love, can be learned, ma chérie (my love)," she'd promised, as her hand lay on your nervous knee, smoothing her thumbs over the crinkled skirt of your lavender dress, the fabric bunched up from hours of carriage riding.
"I did not love your father when I met him. Not in the beginning." Your mother smiled and continued, "But, when it finally happened—and it will for you too—I could not imagine myself without him."
And you did believe her. Up until you took your first step on Count Vronksy's estate, the sun hot and warm on your skin, you listened to your mother's proclamations of true love with attention and yearning.
You still want to believe her even now.
#17 With Count Vronsky please 🙏👅
Nothing If Not Needy
Smutty
Anon ur putting so much trust in me right now, I've only seen Anna Karenina once all the way through 🙏 if it sounds awful then :pp
“A Winter of Our Own”
Alexei Vronsky x Female Reader
Warnings: Historical Romance | Domestic Fluff | Family Life | Christmas Special
Summary: Years after leaving St. Petersburg’s chaos behind, Alexei and the reader enjoy a quiet country life with their three sons and another baby on the way. As Christmas nears, the boys decorate the tree and chatter about Santa, filling the home with warmth and laughter.
Snow drifted lazily outside the tall windows of the Vronsky estate, settling across the gardens like powdered sugar. Inside, the grand hall was alive with the scampering footsteps of small boys, laughter echoing off the walls like bells.
You stood by the fireplace, your hands gently resting atop your growing belly, watching your three sons chase each other around the large evergreen tree that had been brought in that morning. Its scent filled the entire room—earthy, crisp, and comforting.
Alexei had rolled up his sleeves, a rare domestic sight, as he carried in boxes of ornaments. A few curls fell across his forehead, and he brushed them away as he glanced at you, his smile softening.
“You should be sitting,” he murmured as he set the boxes down. “I could bring you a chair.”
You smirked. “I’m perfectly fine, Alexei. I’m pregnant, not made of glass.”
He raised a brow. “Our daughter disagrees.” He tapped your belly lightly, and the tiny fluttering kick beneath your gown made him grin with pride.
⸻
“Papa! Papa! Can I put the first ornament?”
Your eldest, Nikolai—now six—ran toward Alexei with an ornament shaped like a red star.
Alexei knelt beside him. “The first ornament must be placed with great honor, Kolya. Do you think you’re ready?”
Kolya puffed out his chest. “Yes!”
Your middle son, Dmitri (four years old), quickly chimed in. “I’m ready too! I’m ready-er!”
And your youngest boy, little Pavel—just two—waddled forward waving a shiny silver bell. “Me! Me, Papa!”
You stifled a laugh as all three boys circled the tree with military precision—clearly inherited from their father.
Alexei clapped his hands. “All right, my soldiers. One at a time. Kolya first, then Mitya, then little Pasha.”
He lifted Nikolai up so he could reach one of the higher branches. The boy’s eyes shone as he hung the star perfectly crooked.
⸻
Once all three boys had placed their ornaments, they immediately surrounded the tree skirt, fussing over the decorations you had unpacked earlier.
Kolya gasped dramatically. “Mama, is Santa coming this year?”
Before you could answer, Dmitri whispered loudly, “Kolya… Santa always comes. He’s magic.”
Kolya frowned. “Then how does he get into our house? We don’t have a chimney big enough.”
Pavel looked horrified. “No Santy?”
You hid your smile behind your hand as Alexei finally intervened, crossing the room with confident steps.
“Santa has his ways,” he said with the same tone he used when addressing officers—serious, authoritative, and completely absurd for this particular subject.
Kolya nodded sagely. “Secret military tactics.”
You nearly burst out laughing. “Yes, dear. Santa is very skilled.”
⸻
As the boys continued decorating—dropping ornaments, stepping on tinsel, and occasionally arguing—Alexei approached you quietly, placing his hand over yours on your belly.
“You look beautiful,” he murmured.
Your heart fluttered. “I feel enormous.”
“Glorious,” he corrected. “And carrying our fourth miracle.”
You leaned into him slightly, your head against his shoulder. “They’ve all grown so fast…”
He kissed your temple. “And we will have a house full of little footsteps for many years more.”
You both watched as Dmitri tried to help Pavel hang an ornament, only to have both boys tangle themselves in ribbon. Kolya circled them like a general observing troops.
“Careful,” you called. “Gentle hands, boys.”
“Yes, Mama!”
“Gentle, Mama!”
“Gentle,” Pavel repeated, petting the ornament as if it were a kitten.
Alexei chuckled. “They’re perfect.”
⸻
After an hour of chaos, decorating, and one minor incident where Dmitri attempted to taste a pine needle “just to see,” the tree finally stood fully adorned, glittering with candles and strings of golden beads.
The boys gathered in front of it, eyes wide.
“Mama,” Kolya asked softly, “will Santa bring presents for our baby, too?”
You touched your belly. “He might bring something small. Santa knows everything.”
Pavel whispered, “Baby get dolly?”
Alexei almost choked laughing. “My son, what makes you think the baby is a girl?”
Pavel pointed at your belly. “Mama says ‘her.’”
You flushed. “I never said I was certain.”
Alexei brushed your cheek with a thumb. “Daughter or son, I’ll love them all the same.”
Kolya nodded solemnly. “I’ll protect the baby—like Papa protects us.”
Dmitri added, “I’ll share my toy horse.”
Pavel hugged your skirt. “I kiss baby!”
Your eyes welled, heart overflowing.
Alexei wrapped an arm around you. “They love fiercely. Just like their mother.”
⸻
As evening settled in, the room glowed warm with candlelight, the tree sparkling in gold and red. You sat on the couch, your boys curled around you like sleepy kittens, their heads heavy against your arms and lap.
Alexei approached with three blankets draped on one arm and a soft look on his face.
“They fought bravely,” he whispered, placing blankets over each boy. “The Battle of Christmas Decorations has been won.”
You laughed softly. “With minimal casualties.”
He leaned down, kissing your lips tenderly. “This… all of this… I never thought life could be so full.”
You stroked his cheek. “I’m glad you chose this life, Alexei.”
He rested his forehead against yours. “I’d choose you in every life.”
Outside, the snow continued to fall softly—silent, gentle, and endless.
Inside, the warmth of family wrapped around you like a promise.
i’d kill to be on either side of that door