"leave frankie alone!" when its so obvi shes a fake bc shes LITERALLY 3 months into her pregnancy and she "moved to italy and had her babies' BITCHES BE SO FR!! honestly you should ALL leave tumblr it would be so much without you all. truly a waste of oxygen on this planet if ur still on this app harassing everyone and dick riding her so hard that her dick fell of jesus
Were you there when the babies were conceived? No? Then how would you know how long shes been pregnant. Took me a while to actually figure out what the point of this ask was. Still got no clue
merab you're a fucking third party and you're being played. frankie is using you to harass other people and you're willing to go along with it? that says so much about you.
I fear that your fake friends that recruit new people every day to harass someone you've never met :)
no because these anons have to be dense. frankieâs assault is NONE of your concern unless she shared her experiences with you like she did with merab?
also not to mention, you accuse her of lying about it, how the hell does she prove that to you? how the hell do you prove YOURS is real then go tearing someone elseâs down.
merab is in the right, youâre harassing her because frankie let people walk over her, which isnât her fault, itâs yours for attacking her. youâre telling merab to âbe the bigger personâ, when frankie did that, she for r*pe threats, d**th threats, harassment, doxing, stalking, personal attacks on her friends/family and significant other.
the only way to fight immaturity is by giving them a taste of their own medicine, because maturity is simply met with more immaturity.
frankie was lovely until some people spoke to her, i was a fan back when her and v*v were friends, i liked them both, but if weâre choosing sides, itâs frankie.
sheâs been more mature than a lot of these âanonsâ (we know who it is!) yet you call it immaturity. she left tumblr and tried to start again but was harassed by people - maturity attacked by immaturity. sheâs now fully left, and you canât let the girl go. again, her maturity attacked by your immaturity.
maybe these anons are the issue, and not the people answering them.
and to merab, sheâs what a friend is. no one should call them self anyoneâs friend if they will not stand up and tell someone to fuck off when their supposed friend is being harassed and threatened and stalked.
im sorry i sent this to you, merab, but i canât send this to the anons, i was hoping you address all this!
how can you be friends with gabi when she lied to you about every little thing? how can you stand to be friends with someone who fabricated their entire life? because it wasn't about Internet safety. you don't fake parental death, boyfriend's, pregnancies and proposals for Internet safety
you're disgusting. I really hope that when a parent of yours pass and something tragically traumatising happens to you no one comes up to you and tells you, that you are doing it for attention. because i fear unlike you people have empathy and so much more kindness in their heart than you'll ever have.
you have absoloutely no proof about what all things she 'lied' about which aren't even that much as you're making it out to be. you are simply driven by your own jealousy and hatred to believe every single thing said by gabs are lies.
God forbid someone is a little bit more successful and content with their life than you right?
I truly don't think there are enough words to describe how disgusting you are to even put this in my inbox and you're pathetic gossip attention seeking account <3
lucky for me, i havenât had to deal with your bs, incessant harassment via anon, threats and worse for a good few days, as ive been off the app, have it deleted and no longer have an account đ yet somehow, iâm being told your pestering ass still wonât leave me alone đ€ how peculiar seeming as, uh, no one gives a fuck hehe đ i must admit, the things ive been told about your crash out have given me some gooooooood entertainment but then again đ im worried for you sweetie. surely this level of obsession, density and creepiness should be studied, no? đ„° you and your friends went and stalked my instagram anyways, not sure how you found đ€š, but if you ever need a cute tut on how to log out, i can help! â€ïž better yet, as youâve sent me enough threats for me to have had to delete, id say im a pro at deleting my account đ ill film a whole tutorial on how to delete if you need đ€ but for now, lovely, why donât you leave me and my friends the hell alone đ never did i expect my existence to hurt and impact someone soooooo much đ€ to the point where theyâre on about me when im gone hehe đ find a new punching bag, itâs not me anymore đ„
hi viv that doesn't excuse your behaviour of sending rape and death threats and neither does it excuse ur little gang for telling frankie/gabs that's her trauma was a lie :)
she also has a lot of the similar things and yet doesn't create up fake lies like u and ur little gang to gain the attention that you don't get irl.
why are you so obsessed with viv and her gang? most of the Internet hates frankie and you by association. maybe try being less of a shit person idk đ€·ââïž
maybe try to send less death and rape threats then Vivian. you and you're little gang love accusing my friend of fake stories that have caused her actual trauma. maybe try being less of a shit person idk đ€·ââïž or maybe wait till it happens to you idk đ€·ââïž
"gang associations". lark, Vivian and all of your little minions including that disgusting albon account are the most disgraceful people on this fucking planet. congratulations you just discovered someone having more Internet security than your little red head gang leader can comprehend?
you lot are so fucking gross I cannot believe that you genuinely waste the oxygen on this planet. telling her what is fake and what isn't when it's HER life. God forbid someone wants to feel secure and keep their identity hidden. it's not that serious if they lied abt being Indian or not. but making up fake rumors, telling a pathetic gossip account that she got kicked out for "dating a white guys" u stupid brainless bitches, this isn't wattpad grow the fuck up????? going this beyond to lie and ruin someone's life is actually insane.
you'll never realise how disgusting you are for calling her "fake" when she opened up about her past. THIS IS WHY VICTIMS DONT SPEAK UP. maybe if it happened you and I did the exact same thing you lot are doing how would you feel????
recruiting new people everyday is a new low you lonely bitches reach almost every. single. day.
seek a life and maybe some friends or a therapist. whatever works for you I don't give a shit. if this is the only way you lot make money because clearly someone is paying you to be this obsessed get a job for god sake and act like adults since clearly one you is literally 22 years old. you're mentally and physically disgusting and insane.
one more thing I dont know frankie/gabi irl because I don't have to do that to be able to defend her since you're little gang brainless idiots can't comprehend having real friends.
My entire personality is in-fact, not Frankie. Did I repost in support and defend my friend back before your group(we all know who you are) bullied her off the internet? Yes. Because she was my friend
summary: y/n has had an obsession with superman for ages. like, in a crush kind of way! lucky for her, her best friend is the best wingman ever.
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His pen glided across the page, taking note after more of the football match playing on the screen of his old computer
They could hardly afford new ones, and Perry had told him to cover the latest match, not that he had any real interest in it.
He sat back, thrusting his pen onto his desk as he took his glasses off, leaning back in his chair. He turned his head to the desk a few meters away, a smile coming to his face.
Every time he looked over to his best friend, Y/n, she was staring at Superman.
Whether it be photos, drawings, diagrams, newspaper clipping or even sketches sheâd done herself (rather detailed tooâŠ), it was always the same superhero.
âWhatchu lookinâ at?â he stood up, peering over her shoulder.
âOh hi Clark,â she looked up, not even bothering to hide the mass of photos she had laid out on her desk.
âShouldâve known,â he chuckled, watching as she grabbed one of the photos, shoving it into his face.
âOh Clark, isnât he dreamy?â she sighed, resting her cheek in one hand and staring at the photo.
He froze for a second, half because of the way she said his name, and half becauseâŠjust the way she looked at him.
Or, well, âSupermanâ.
âI guess,â Clark pushed his glasses further up the bridge of his nose, peering down at the photo in her hand.
âAnyways! Perry says heâs coming round to check on everyoneâs articles for the week,â she said, dumping her main stack of photos into her drawer and pulling out a new folder.
âHe is?â
âThatâs what Jimmy said,â
Groaning, he rushed back to his own seat, looking over the minimal notes he had.
This was the second week heâd fail to present anything that was up to his bossâ standards, the second week of disappointment.
âWhatâs this, Kent?â Perry raised a brow, forever the stern, yet just boss of the Daily Planet, âis this it?â
Clark winced, as Y/n looked up from her computer, shooting him a sympathetic look.
âLook, Iâm telling you,â he pressed, âif I could just pursue the Superman saga-,â
âNo,â the older man looked down at the other sat down in the chair in front of him, âIâve told you time and time again, we donât need that! And besides, Y/n has it handled,â
Upon hearing her name, the girl looked at him apologetically.
âThis is your final chance, Kent,â Perry announced, âlast week to show me some work, and I mean proper work,â he glared at him, âor youâre moving down,â
âSo,â Y/n stood up slowly as the boss stalked off back to his office, sending Clark one last glare, âthat wentâŠwell,â
âIt went great,â he spoke monotonously.
âLook, I can try and convince him to let us swap assignments if you-,â
âWhat?â he looked up incredulously at his best friend, ânot a chance, youâre obsessed with Superman,â
Even as sheâd made the offer to swap with him, she had looked reluctant - heâd hardly want to take the spark out of her when she came to work every morning. Never.
âIâll stick with the football malarkey, youâre doing great with Superman,â he nodded firmly, âthe people love it,â
âYou sure?â she chewed on her lip, looking to him for final confirmation, before he gave her a nod.
ââCourse,â Clark flashed his toothy smile, slinging an arm round her shoulders and pulling her into his side, âas long as youâre happy, right?â
âYouâre the best,â
There was a pause before Clark spoke.
âY/n,â he said, turnip to face her, letting go of her shoulders, âhowâs your Superman thing actually going?â
âGreat,â she smiled, âthereâs a lot happening so thereâs so much to write about-,â
âI mean,â he cut her off, âlikeâŠinterviews,â
The girlâs face fell into a pout.
Out of everyone at the Daily Planet, Clark remained the only person to have interviewed Superman himself. Little did they knowâŠ.
Heâd found himself tempted many times just to tell herâŠbut he couldnât.
What would it do to their friendship?
âPerry would be pleased if you got some interviews with Superman, what with me not being allowed,â he added onto the end.
The girl nodded, intrigued.
âAnd how do you propose I do that?â she huffed, âHe only seems to like you,â
âThatâs not true,â Clark protested, âheâs read your articles too, he says theyâre great, actually,â
Ah. Just as he said it, he realised it was too much.
But Y/n was as oblivious as ever.
âHas he actually? Did he talk about me?â she gasped, almost excited. He couldnât deny her an interview now, could he?
âI couldâŠtry and get an interview with you and him,â he spoke slowly, choosing his words very carefully, âI canât be thereâŠas he likes one reporter at a time, of course,â
Y/n nodded, her knuckles white as she gripped the back of her chair.
âTonight? On top of the Daily Planet?â
âYes please,â she nodded, her eyes shining as he smiled, giving her a nod.
âIâll sort it out for you,â
As he flew amongst the buildings through the shadows, part of him wished she wouldnât turn up.
But it was Y/n, the ever obsessive Superman fan girl. Of course she would.
A small cloud of dust billowed at his feet as he landed behind her, watching as her jaw quite literally dropped.
âHi, hello,â she held her hand out for a high five, before balling it for a fist bump - before she eventually landed on shaking his hand.
He has a strong grip.
One sheâdâŠfelt before. But that was stupid, sheâd never met him before.
âHello,â
He deepened his voice ever so slightly, enough for it to sound natural but not forced. Being in front of her now, his ever-knowing, ridiculously smart best friend, it was a bad idea.
Why, why, why had he thought this was a good plan?
Y/n would recognise him for sure.
The girl in front of him was the very picture of giddy, her hands twitching by her sides, one fiddling with her pen.
âSo, an interview?â he spoke slowly, choosing his words carefully as she nodded.
âDâyou know Clark?â
He paused for a second. âI do. NiceâŠguy. Good-looking too,â
Was he pushing it?
Y/n giggled at that, her cheeks tinged the slightest shade of pink, looking down to the floor before she took her recording device, and turned it on.
âSoâŠhow would you describe being Superman? InâŠthree words,â
âThree? WellâŠâ he paused. There was something soâŠcaptivating about her eyes. He hadnât noticed it before.
He cleared his throat, leaning forwards ever slightly towards the device, noticing the slight flinch from his best friend in front of him.
âIâd sayâŠadventurous,â he paused after the word, âsometimesâŠscary. AndâŠfulfilling,â
âFulfilling?â
âIt feels likeâŠI have a purpose,â he looked to the sky, the stars twinkling in the beyond. One of those could have been his planet, before it was destroyed.
Y/n hummed, like a signal for him to continue.
âThereâs the fighting, protecting peopleâŠand then thereâs the feeling after, it justâŠâ he trailed off, watching a plane soar through the vast expanse of darkness.
âIt feels like nothing could go wrong,â
Sheâd almost forgotten she was recording, just watching him with wide eyes. It was common knowledge he was an alien yetâŠhe looked soâŠhuman.
She knew of real people who had less of a heart than he did.
âDo you consider yourself an American, Superman?â
âNo,â he left a pause, âI donât. I protect everyone and anyone, I consider myself just and fair,â
âVery diplomatic,â
The man in front of her just laughed, his eye contact never breaking with hers. It was intimidating in some ways, it felt like the cold blue of his eyes was staring into her soul.
Like he could see every little detail about her.
âAndâŠhow does it feel? Flying amongst the clouds,â
âYou wanna know?â he turned away from the sky, his eyes locking with hers as she nodded.
It was so intense, she almost took a step back to steady herself.
Without a word, the broad man in the blue suit in front of her reached a hand forward, his palm facing the sky, gesturing for her to take his hand.
âKeep recording,â he said, watching as her hand slipped into his, soft, almost grounding.
Right then, it didnât feel like she was his best friend.
It felt like something more.
âJustâŠhang on, yeah?â
âWhat- fuck!â the expletive fell from her lips before she could stop it, his knees bending before he shot off into the air, one arm tight round her middle.
âMight wanna cut that from the recording,â his eyes twinkled as he slowed, enough for her to take in the feeling of the cool air rushing across her cheeks and the wind blowing in her hair.
âEverythingâs soâŠsmall,â Y/n whispered, her voice full of wonder as she looked down upon the road sheâd drive along for work.
Now, it was just a line with funny-coloured dots moving along it.
âThis is what it feels like,â he said, giving her waist a chaste, soft squeeze.
Now she understood what he meant by âfulfillingâ.
For a moment, they were both silent, drifting through the air, over the roads and buildings, the long red of his cape fluttering behind him.
âDo you wanna land, Miss Y/l/n?â
âYes please,â
Y/n almost breathed a sigh of relief as her feet made contact with the ground - not that she didnât trust him.
âGot anymore questions for me?â
âI do, actually,â her hair was slightly messy from the wind, as she fumbled for her notebook, filled with the thousands of questions she wanted to know.
âGreat,â he leaned against a large metal pipe on the building theyâd landed on, arms folded against his chest.
Y/n turned herself, busying her hands with the pages to cover the blush that filled her cheeks. It was hardly easy to ignore the way his biceps bulged in the skin-tight suit across his broad chest.
âSo,â she said, silently cursing herself for the high-pitched voice she had on, âdoes the Superman have a love life?â
Why did she ask that?!
âIâŠI have one, I just wouldnât say itâs particular active right now,â he reasoned as she snickered, suppressing a laugh.
âWell?â
âWell, no, I donât have one right now,â he paused, his eyes twinkling again, âwhy dâyou ask?â
âOh, it was just one of the questions I had,â she could feel a blush creeping up her neck again as she fumbled with the notebook.
âYeah? Let me see,â
âDonât worry about it- hey!â
Y/n didnât even know why she bothered to try and dodge him, his hand snatching the book from her hand in seconds, opening it to the first page.
ââDoes Superman have a girlfriendâ?â he mused, flicking to the next page.
She swore she wanted the Earth to swallow her whole.
ââWould Superman date a human?â âWould Superman date a journalist?â- well,â he chuckled, âI donât see why not,â
âI didnât write those,â she muttered, taking the book back from him and stuffing it back into her bag, her cheeks now violently red. This was a great impression.
âOh, so the journalist isnât you?â he cocked a perfect brow, a smirk on his defined features.
âNo,â
âShame,â
Yeah. Shame. Wait, shame?!
âWhatâs that mean?â she narrowed her eyes suspiciously as he turned, toying with the edge of his cape.
âOh you know,â he shrugged it off, digging his feet into the ground as he did when he was ready to take off, âjust disappointed,â
âWait!!â
âHm?â he turned his head, looking to her with mock innocence. Now this felt awkward.
âGo on, spit it out,â he tuned to fully face Y/n as she practically glared at him.
âYou said it was a shame,â she repeated him slowly.
âSaid what was a shame?â
âThat I didnât write those questions,â
âI did?â he spoke cluelessly as she narrowed her eyes, the frustration starting to creep in. She was cute when she was mad.
âYes!â she kicked the ground.
âAnd youâd careâŠwhy?â
âBecause itâs about me, right?â
âCould be,â
âI- Superman!â Y/n groaned. There was something so impersonal about calling him that, but she didnât exactly have any other option.
âAll Iâm saying is there sure were a lot of love-related questions,â he paused for a second, âdâyou have a crush on me?â
âNo,â
âVery unprofessional,â
âI said I donât,â
âSure,â he smirked, his cape swishing behind him as he stepped forwards, the girl backing in front of him til her back hit the metal pipe.
âSo push me away,â
She didnât.
âThatâs what I thought,â
The end of his sentence merged into a muffled groan as his lips met hers. The kiss wasnât rushed or forceful, but surprisinglyâŠsoft.
For the supposed Man of Steel, he was rather gentle.
His hands found her waist, squeezing at the flesh below his fingers, pulling her body into his.
The cold air rushed round them but neither were paying attention to anything but the other, no care in the world if anyone else was watching.
He was warm against her, his teeth biting down onto the cushion of her lower lip as Y/n gasped, her mouth falling open.
His tongue delved into her mouth, taking advantage of her parted lips, the kiss deepening as she turned her head, her nose brushing his.
And then, he pulled back.
âI should go,â
âYou should,â she said, swallowing as she caught her breath, her lips a little red from the intensity of the kiss.
âCan I drop you home?â
âPlease,â she laughed, âI honestly have no idea what building this is,â
âNeither,â he chuckled, scooping her up easily into his arms, bridal style, floating high above the streets to stay out of sight, but low enough for her to feel safe.
âItâs this one,â Y/n pointed at the little red door of her house.
âAlright.â
He lowered her to the ground gently, right outside her door as she cleared her throat, looking to him once more.
âIt was niceâŠmeeting you,â
âIt was nice meeting your lips- you,â he coughed as she suppressed the urge to laugh, failing miserably.
âBye Y/n,â he said, giving her one last, chaste kiss on the cheek, before he turned and left, disappearing into the sky.
Her hand came to her cheek, gently touching the spot where his lips had touched her skin, the area burning slightly as she blushed. She was enamoured.
So enamoured that she didnât even question why her superhero crush looked uncannily like her best friend.
The office was bustling with people again, working on different assignments as Clark sat at his desk.
Heâd put on his best cologne, put a little more effort into his hair, and on the side of his desk was a bunch of red roses, the best ones he could find at the florist.
Last night had been nothing short of surreal.
His heart was clawing at him, he couldnât keep his identity a secret anymore, least from his best friend.
And so heâd gone home after dropping her off, throwing himself into his bed, a wide, stupid smile on his face, imagining the many reactions she could have to the revelation.
Clark had it all planned out.
Heâd ask her out to the movies, a classic, simple date, and then heâd show her. And sheâd be so happy.
Then-
âClark!â Y/n bounded into the office, squealing as she threw her arms round his neck, squeezing tight as he laughed.
âY/n- Jesus, let me breathe!â he chuckled, prising her arms a little loose round his neck.
âSorry,â she said, still giggling as she let go, standing up straight. Sheâd definitely ran up all the stairs.
âI have something to tell you!â
âYeah? Me too, actually,â he tried his best to act cool, clearing his throat and adjusting his glasses.
âReally? You go first,â she ushered him.
âNo, no, I wanna hear yours first,â
âClark, I insist,â Y/n said firmly, placing her hands onto his shoulder and leaning down as he sighed, turning to his desk and taking the flowers.
âYouâre asking someone out?â she whispered, like it was a secret as he winced, hearing her say it out loud was nerve-racking.
âIâŠyeah, yeah I am,â
âWhoâs the lucky girl?â her eyes widened. She was always one for gossip. Which is probably why she was such a good journalist.
âYou, actually,â
âI- me?â
âYeah,â
Her face fell, the bright smile she had had on her face earlier now falling.
Clarkâs own, awkward smile wavered.
âJust, a small date,â he offered, his voice cracking. He felt stupid now. Why did he think this was a good idea? âA movieâŠjust-,â
âClark. I canât,â she stood up, her voice now void of all the happiness of before. JustâŠemptiness.
âI understand,â
Something about how he justâŠaccepted itâŠit hurt more than she could have ever thought.
âI kissed Superman,â she said, her voice quiet. She didnât even sound happy about it anymore, âat our interview,â
âI know,â he smiled. He wanted to be happy for her, he really did.
And even though he knew deep down that he was Superman, he didnât even know if he could bring himself to pretend to Y/n anymore. It still felt like heâd lost the girl.
âIâm gonna refill this,â he held up a random mug, standing up from his chair.
It hurt. Her heart hurt. She felt horrible rejecting him, she did like him.
Y/n knew she did. But it felt wrong especially after last night.
It hurt so much, she didnât even question why heâd said he knew.
Ăt voila! Comment if you wanna be on the taglist for Part Two!
Also Iâd really, really appreciates comments and reblogs with your opinions :)
summary: the intern for the daily planet has always had a little obsession with superman. clark said it was a crush, she disagreed.
a/n: I GOT HACKED I SWEAR I DIDNâT WRITE THIS (im kidding i looooove him đ)
It was another day in Metropolis City, pages flying around the main office of the Daily Planet.
Amongst the people responsible for the loose sheets, was Clark.
His glasses were pushed high up the bridge of his nose, his familiar brief case in one hand, the other clinging into a stack of papers, various news clipping of Superman.
Though not even he, (though he was Superman himself), could beat the obsession of Y/n, the intern.
Sheâd spend hours at her desk, sometimes after her shift had ended, studying the pieces about the mysterious superhero, her nose buried among pictures and post-it-notes of information.
Y/n would stay, even after Perry yelled at he that he wasnât going to pay her for choosing to stay over time.
âWhatchu lookinâ at?â Clark peered over her shoulder, an assortment of pictures on her desk.
One had been from one of the monsters Superman had fought last week, another from a whole year ago.
âIâm trying to figure out who he is,â
He paused. She was a smart girl, very smart. Surely she hadnât realised it was him..?
âI just donât know,â she groaned in frustration, tipping her head back in annoyance, eyes closed, as Clark took a sigh of relief.
âMaybeâŠhe doesnât want to be found,â he offered, adjusting his glasses with a push of his index finger.
âIts out job to find out things people donât want to be out, Kent,â
The little, half-sassy, half-shy intern was very much right. âGo write aboutâŠfootball or whatever Perry told you to,â
âAlright, alright,â he laughed, holding his hands up in mock-defence as he stood up from the edge of her desk.
âGo back to obsessing with your crush,â his eyes twinkled as he slumped into his own chair, turning to see Y/nâs cheeks flushed the deepest shade of red possible.
âItâs not a crush, Kent!â
Oh, if only she knewâŠ
Reporters were always in the wrong place at the wrong time.
It was like they seemed to prioritise a photo or an interview more than their own damn lives.
Clark, or, Superman as he was, in that current form, watched as Y/n stood precariously on the top of the Daily Planet building, staring down at the scene below her.
A monster-type thing rushed through the streets, growling and flipping as many cars as possible.
The crunch of metal echoed in his sensitive ears as he winced.
But as usual, he dove into action, the dark, blood-red cape of his flowing in the wind behind him.
The cold air rushed past his face with no effect on him, landing a powerful punch into the abdomen of the monster.
To him, it was no big deal. He fought these every week, almost.
A flash of his laser eyes, a blow of his cold breath, a few more kicks an punches laterâŠ
The matter was quickly dealt with, only one or two cars slightly smushed, but otherwise, no casualties.
And as usual, the little crowd of onlookers crowded round him, whispering and thanking him for what he did.
âIt wasnât an issue, really,â he said, his usual, almost smug grin plastered across his face.
Naturally, his eyes found Y/n again, a camera in her hand as she stood on her tiptoes, on the actual edge of the building, taking a photo of the creature.
And then, her foot slipped.
Her scream was a hundred times louder in his ears as she tumbled through the air, her hair blowing, camera long-lost.
Cue his point about reporters risking their lives all the time?
The fall seemed to slow, not that it was going in slow-motion, or she was seeing her life before her eyes, but more the feel of two arms under her back, her body feeling like air.
The ground didnât come, she didnât feel the impact.
Y/n opened her eyes, now lightly moving downwards towards the ground, in the arms of Superman.
Embarrassing or?
âYou alright, miss?â his feet landed on the ground, still very much holding her, almost bridal style, in his arms.
âYeah, yeah,â she muttered, bringing herself to her feet as he watched, amused. She was definitely blushing.
âBe careful where you stand, next time,â.
And with that, he was gone, straight into the sky, and disappeared in a small flash of light.
Y/n stood on the ground, still a little dazed from the fall, the place on her waist where his hands had touched, burning slightly.
Her apartment was high, overlooking the lit-up Metropolis City.
It wasnât anything remarkably special, bar a small couch, a TV, a bed, a bathroom and a kitten. The average, over-expensive apartment that an intern struggled to pay.
She was sat on her couch, her laptop placed on her lap, typing up another article.
But for once in her life, Y/n debated whether or not to send in what she had written.
I remember falling, trying to take a photo of the beast, my camera spiralling out of the air. I donât think this article would have been written, had it not been for Superman. Yes, Superman. Had he not have caught me, I would have died, probably. I thought I had messed up royally, til I felt his arms carrying me down to the ground, flashing me the all-too familiar, half smug grin. I felt my heart flutter. A real hero.
Did she seem like a fan girl? Just a little.
Y/n almost jumped out of her skin as she heard a knock on her window - how the heck would anyone knock, there wasnât a balcony and she was so many floors up!
A silhouette moved in the darkness outside her window, but she caught the blood-red swash of the cape behind the figure.
Slowly, she opened the window.
âUh, hi,â she mumbled, watching as he - Superman - slowly drifted into the living room of the apartment.
âCame to return this,â he paused in front of her. Up close, he looked so much broader, his biceps defined under the skin-tight blue material of his suit.
Her gaze fell to the camera in his hand - or what was left of the scattered remains after she dropped it.
âSorry, I couldnât do much to fix it,â he said, gently transferring the fragments into her palm, his hand brushing hers as he did so.
Y/n was just frozen.
Right in front of her, was Superman. Heâd saved her earlier, and now heâd brought her camera back for her. She didnât know why she felt a blush creeping up her cheeks.
âYou didnât needâŠto do a personal delivery,â she finally spoke, breaking the silence.
âItâs no problem,â his voice was smooth, soft even, âjust stick to the ground, maybe, next time?â
The girl winced at the memory of her foot slipping.
âWell, journalists always need to get the shot, right?â she joked, trying to add some humour we the carved, fine features of the man (or, alien) in front of her, broke into a small laugh.
âI respect that,â
There was a silence.
âGoodnight Y/n,â he nodded once, before he left just the way he had entered, disappearing amongst the clouds.
Y/n clicked âpublishâ on her wrticle
âYouâre late,â Perry mused, watching as the intern hurried in, her laptop and papers in her arms as she found her desk.
âSorry, I just slept in-,â Y/n ran a hand through her slightly messy hair, opening her laptop as the boss hummed, turning in his heel and back to his office.
âDonât let it happen again,â
She nodded, logging into her laptop before she looked up.
âWhat?â she said, âsomething on my face?â
âHm? No,â Clark shrugged, pushing his glasses up as he twirled a one between his fingers, âread your article last night,â.
The girl paused.
She had forgotten sheâd published it, chewing on her lip slightly, the words sheâd written coming backing to her.
âI felt my heart flutterâ.
âA real heroâ.
âHe seems to haveâŠleft an impression,â Clark spun slightly on his chair, a smirk fighting to come onto his face, âsure itâs still not a crush?â
âNo,â Y/n turned firmly back to her laptop, opening the lid, before closing it quickly, all the assortment of photos and notes on Superman on her screen.
âUh huhâŠâ he hummed, âwhatever you say,â
The girl worked on, continuing her article about the monster, trying not to stray onto the subject of Superman again.
âHey Y/n,â
âWhat, Kent?â she groaned, turning her chair round to face him, brushing her hair behind her ear.
âYou ever interviewed Superman?â
âWhat? No, no one has,â
âWhat if I said I could get youâŠan interview with him?â
Y/n paused. Then she laughed. âAre you joking? Youâre crazy, Kent, keep writing about your football shit,â
âYou just wait,â he protested, sliding his chair beside here, âbe on the top floor, Iâll tell him to be there,â
âWhatever,â she laughed, rolling her eyes.
She had absolutely no idea why sheâd listen to Clark Kent of all people, yet there she was, standing atop the Daily Planet building, the cold air rushing around her.
And then-
âYou came,â
She turned around - and there he was. In all his glory.
The tight blue suit with the internationally recognised logo in the centre, the long, flowing red cape, the jet-black hair and the piercing blue eyes. The ones that captivated her.
âHow did youâŠknow Iâd be here?â she asked, tilting her head to look at him, before he landed in front of her.
âSome guy asked me,â he shrugged, âaâŠClark,â
Y/n didnât know he was playing dumb.
âOh,â she said, clearing her throat. She owed him an apology. âSo, the interview?â
âOh, right,â she nodded, sitting herself on one of the big, white bricks, as he remained standing.
There was something so intimidating about him being there, yet simultaneously, she feltâŠsafe.
âWhat did you do in Boravia?â
âTold them not to invade Jarhanpur,â he replied, looking to the sky and then back to the reporter sitting beside where he stood, a microphone in her hand.
âAnd?â
âSmashed a few tanks andâŠother thing,â he cleared his throat.
âAnd do you consider yourself an ambassador for the US?â
âNot at all,â he frowned for a second, âI represent justice-,â
âYou intervened with foreign affairs-,â Y/n pressed on, her palms sweaty as she held the recorder.
âPeople were going to die,â
She paused.
âYou know that, you know people were going to die,â he said, his voice a more stoic than before aa Y/n swallowed, sighing.
âWhat do you say to your doubters?â
âUh, fuck you,â he offered as Y/n snickered, a smile coming to his face too.
âYou canât add that in,â he said as she stood up, moving the recorder closer so she could further the interview. âI wonât,â she promised.
âDo you have a family, Superman?â
âI do,â
âDo you haveâŠa love interest? Or anything?â she said, the question itself making her cheeks red as she cursed herself mentally for asking.
âI do not, no,â he shook his head, arms folded over his chest. She could have sworn he was blushing too.
Or, heâd just gone slightly pink.
âAre you interested?â he looked to her.
She paused.
Y/n was suddenly all too aware of his closeness, she could practically feel the heat radiating off of his body.
âDo you have a love interest?â
âIâm asking the questions here,â she mumbled, struggling for what little sense of professionalism she could muster as he snorted, covering it with a laugh.
âI get to ask one,â he said, leaning closer.
âAlright,â she sighed.
âHave you ever seen the city?â Superman asked, his icy blue eyes following her as she blinked, confused. Why, of course she had.
âI mean properly,â he leaned forward, whispering almost, holding a hand out to her, like an invite.
She took it.
Y/n didnât know why she took it, but she did. She must have been mad.
She screamed as he shot into the air, his grip on her tight, holding her til she was right over the city, all the little lights on show, the people so small, like ants.
He flew slowly, keeping her tight in his arms, the wind blowing through her hair as he glided through street after street, pointing things out.
At last, he flew to the window of her apartment.
âThat wasâŠinsane,â she gasped as her feet touched the ground, now stood on the inside of her apartment as he stepped in too.
He just smiled.
Suddenly, she felt her cheeks go red, painfully aware of how close he was. It was obvious what was going to happen.
And she let it.
His head dipped down, his warm lips coming to hers, pressing softly.
For The Man of Steel, he really was quite gentle.
It felt surreal, here she was, an intern, she didnât really matter, her lips pressed against his.
Superman.
His hand was shaky as he cupped her face, pulling her in closer, deepening the kiss, and then-
They both pulled back, Y/n coughing as she looked away, the atmosphere changing to awkwardness.
âIt was niceâŠthe interview,â he nodded, rubbing his neck as he stepped back towards the window, âjust crop that bit out, yeah?â
âIâŠwill,â she just about finished her sentence as he left.
if she apologises to merab, jj and me (and my bf but id need to pass it in through word of mouth) then yes. she has enough alts to send me an ask to apologise, or i can unblock her if she asks.
i donât want beef with her, but her last apology was so soon after she fucked up so yeah, we did react a little too harshly but when she came back with blatant racismâŠyeah.
i think i owe her an apology too but id rather not reach out to her, she owes the biggest to my boyfriend so she can reach out :)
like no hard feelings but she attacked me at 1am for 0 reason đ ainât no one sending asks about you!
so in short, we both owe apologies and she can send me an ask so we can clear this up and move on with our lives.
bitch no one sent an ask about you, youâre the most irrelevant person on this planet. sending your friend into my inbox telling me to kill myself and miscarry achieved nothing but get their fugly ass blocked because itâs an alt of yours clearly!
unfortunately i donât care about you to send asks to some random blog ive had blocked since they started opening their mouth, i donât care!
so ossie, please keep your racist, homophobic self away from me and my friends and stop trying to gather attention on your various alts!
no one gives a fuck your racist ass wants attention, go back to pretending to be native american then switching up to argentinian LMAO
yâall what is this đ the one minor (that i KNEW was a minor) who interacted with my smut got blocked straight away, fuck you mean âi let minors interact with my smutâ?
the 18+ is there to protect YOU, if i see that youâre a minor and interacted, you will be blocked, however, i can not physically check every single like and reblog and comment, if i KNOW or stumble across my work on someoneâs page under 18 and itâs smut, then yes, youâre getting blocked.