SHAWN HATOSY EATING YOU OUT AND BEGGING TO FUCK YOU WHILE HE CALLS YOU A GOOD GIRL AND DEMANDS TO KEEP YOUR EYES ON HIS WHILE HE LITERALLY LITERALLYYYY RAMS INTO YOU OMFG
my friends, it is not illegal to recognize there are problematic elements to the content you enjoy. it’s called critical thinking. you can enjoy something and not turn a blind eye to the shit wrong with it.
pov, the aftermath of coming clean to jack abbot over why you didn’t attend his wedding.
𝐚𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫’𝐬 𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐞: a jack abbot drabble to help with my writer’s block. this is not a part two to any fic, it is just something i decided to write on a whim. it will probably be rubbish but i just needed to write my way out of the block, so i might delete later if i can write something better.
𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠: jack abbot x fem!reader.
𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬: angst central.
𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭: 200 words.
🩶comments, likes, and reblogs are highly appreciated🩶
“Isn’t it obvious, Jack? I fucking love you!”
You said it.
You finally said it.
Years of hiding your feelings have come to an end. Jack Abbot knows you love him. Maybe this will finally be the moment you can walk away from this and begin to move on. After all, he’s a married man now, married to someone that isn’t you.
But when you attempt to walk away, Jack pulls you straight back to him.
“Why didn’t you tell me this before I got married?” he asks, voice breaking.
Jack’s hand is still wrapped around your wrist, thumb softly stroking your skin before he makes the bold decision to hold your hand. You really should let go and remind him of the vows he made a few months ago, but letting go seems impossible.
“Would it have changed anything if I did?” you answer with a question of your own.
Jack doesn’t even get the chance to answer with a yes, not when the door crashes open and the new Mrs. Abbot storms in, looking like she wants to commit bloody murder.
“So this is the woman who’s name you were moaning in your sleep a few hours ago?”
Step one: use hall bathroom instead of master bathroom, notice that Builder Beige switchplate is horrid with lovely new purple walls. Take it down and wash it thoroughly.
Step two: dig out stash of old seed catalogues saved for this purpose. Get super crabby because you can't find the Mod Podge anywhere. Give up, then have daughter find it immediately, in the "glue box" you forgot you created.
Step three: decide on a color scheme, and start cutting. I asked @phantomtheraccoon if we should coordinate or contrast and she cleverly said both.
Step four: collect your flowers and fiddle with layout.
Step five: paint item with Mod Podge, place your images, and paint them again. Leave to dry, which honestly doesn't take long.
Step six: trim edges add cut out holes. I didn't actually cut out the screw holes; I just cut little X's there for the screws to go through. Worked fine to put it up, we'll see someday how it survives taking it apart again.
Step seven: coat everything with Mod Podge at least one more time, paying special attention to edges. Dry elevated on something (say, the top of the Mod Podge bottle) so it doesn't stick down.
Step eight: okay, wow, that's awesomer than expected!
Ooh, yes, I should decorate my light switch plates here, even if I can't bring myself to do all the painting. I used to have a Lumos/Nox one I made very hastily when I was first renting and it made me happy every time I used it. Light switch plates are such an easy, cheap way to decorate when your space is temporary (they're like a dollar at home improvement stores and very simple to replace with the original when you move out), highly recommend this kind of craft.
Yes to this addition. They're so cheap! Just do something, and then you will enjoy it every time you use it! Do something crappy! You can redo it later. This is such a low-risk/high reward project.
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