Summary: During the summer following their fifth year, Draco ends things with reader to keep her safe. This is what took place beginning their sixth year. (Based off the song You Were Good to Me by Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler.) Lyrics in italicas.
Warnings: 1 swear, sad(??), I didnât proofreadÂ
Word count: 1267
Gender neutral reader!
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Lyinâ isnât better than silence.
Floatinâ but I feel like Iâm dyinâ.
Draco dreaded getting on the train to go back to school that day. He knew he would inevitably see you and feel the crushing weight of guilt on his chest. He knew he did what was right. Heâd told you the truth. He ended things before it was too late. Now they would have no reason to target you if he fucked up.
He managed to go the entire train ride without seeing you. However, he couldnât stop himself from wondering what would happen when he did run into you. A thousand thoughts ran through his head.Â
Were you angry with him? Did you miss him? Did you know that this was for the best? Were you waiting for him? Would you try to talk things out? Would you avoid him all together?Â
I know itâs easier to run
After everything Iâve done,
But you were good to me.
None of these brought him comfort. Each question pained him more than the last. With all these thoughts rushing through his mind, Draco couldnât even remember how he got from the platform in Hogsmeade to the castle, but he was in the Great Hall nonetheless.Â
When he saw you, you were at another table almost directly across from him. There was a light smile on your face that he recognized as the one that was always on the tail end of a laugh.Â
Leavinâ isnât better than tryinâ.
Growinâ, but Iâm just growinâ tired.Â
Youâre eyes met him from across the hall and you felt your heart stop. For half a second you forgot that the two of you werenât together anymore. Then the smile faded from your face and you were forced to remember the last time youâd seen him.Â
You thought about how he showed you the mark that was still fresh on his arm. You both shed silent tears, knowing what it meant for the two of you. He told you it would be too dangerous to stay close to him, but you didnât need to hear the words to know this.Â
Even though you both knew this was for the best, looking at him now only made you want to reach for him. He looked broken, and you knew it wasnât just because of the breakup. It was so much more than that.Â
Iâm so used to letting go,
But I donât wanna be alone.
You were good to me.
The start of term was nothing but misery for Draco. He saw you everywhere and in everything. You were in the flowers that grew along the walls of the castle. He heard you in the songs the birds whistled in the mornings. He felt you in the sunshine on his back. You were the smell of the coffee he made himself stop drinking in order to stop missing you.Â
Being with you was everything Draco couldâve dreamed of. In everyone elseâs eyes, you were polar opposites. He was cold to nearly everyone and never let himself seem out of control. You were the kindest soul to walk the halls of this school. You made him feel free. You never judged him for the way he acted or the things he said. Youâd hold him in tough times and he could feel you pulling his walls down brick by brick.
He knew he had to leave you, but he couldnât stand doing any of this, especially without you by his side. Every day he tried to convince himself there was a way to be with you without putting you in danger, but he couldnât do it. He knew there was no way. As long as there was Voldemort there could be no you.Â
Draco wasnât the only one pulling away. Everyone could see the light in your eyes didnât shine as bright. You were quieter than usual and would suddenly get sad when you were with your friends. The year went on and on for what seemed like years. You just wanted it to end. You emotional battery was at an all time low and you wanted nothing more than to just lie in bed for a week.Â
Christmas came and went and you no longer had any concept of time. Every day felt the same and it never got easier. There was one particular day that you were heading down to the quidditch pitch and you passed Draco being followed by two very pretty girls. There was no hiding the look of hurt on your face as he avoided eye contact.Â
God only knows where our fears go.Â
Hearts Iâve broke, now my tears flow.Â
Youâll see that Iâm sorry
Cause you were good to me.
It should come to no shock that the whole school was passing whispers about your new change in personality. It didnât take long before Draco was hearing stories of you crying in the bathroom when you thought you were alone. He was definitely hiding his pain better than you were. He was used to doing that, though. Every time he saw you, he could see the redness that brimmed your beautiful eyes. He knew he was the cause of your pain and he loathed himself for it.Â
It was his turn to be found crying in the bathroom. He knew that y/n knew he was behind all these attacks at the school. He knew with every trip to the room of requirement he was disappointing you. He couldnât explain how sorry he was. You didnât deserve this and he wished there was a way to make it up to you.Â
And now Iâm closinâ every door
Cause Iâm sick of wantinâ more.
You were good to me.
It was a horrible night, everyone could feel it in the air. Youâd heard yelling outside so you left your common room to see what was going on. Youâd barely made it down the hall when someone gripped your arm and pulled you into an empty classroom.Â
âGo back to your dorm and donât come out until youâre called for,â Draco said in a hushed tone.Â
You stared back with a blank expression on your face. This was the first time heâd spoken to you in almost a year.Â
âDraco, whatâs going on.â You voice broke.Â
âY/n, heâs dead. Dumbledore is dead. It isnât safe for you to be out right now. You need to go back it isnât safe.â He look horrified. âIt was Snape. He killed Dumbledore and the castle is full of death eaters and it isnât safe. Please, y/n, please just go back to bed. Please.â
Youâd never heard him plead like this before.Â
âItâs okay. Draco, itâs going to okay. We can figure something out. Just come with me.â You pulled on his hand.
He didnât move.
âI canât. I have to go. I have to go with them. I have to leave. You need to hide. If they find you, theyâll hurt you. Please, y/n. Iâm so sorry.â There was a steady flow of tears streaming down his cheeks now.Â
You pulled him into your arms and you both cried. You smoothed the hair on the back of his head.
âI love you. Itâs okay,â you whispered into his ear.
Swear Iâm different than before.
I wonât hurt you anymore
Cause you were good to me.
âI love you too. Iâm so sorry. This has to be the last time youâll ever see me.â
And before you could protest, he kissed you on the cheek and he was gone.
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I hope you guys like this!! I havenât written in a long long time but I couldnât help myself.Â
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summary: you and barry go through a series of interviews to promote your latest movie. little did they know, there's more to the story than what meets the eye...
word count: 5,323
warnings: language, drinking, mention of death, allusions to anxiety, so much banter omg, so much fluff, a tinge of angst, hurt/comfort, smut [dirty talk, fingering (f), unprotected sex, creampie, some good ol' vanilla shit đ]
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âGuys, congratulations on Til Kingdom Come. I got to see it at an early screening, it was amazing.â
Sat in a Manhattan hotel-suite-turned-press-room, you and Barry smile warmly at the interviewer in front of you, graciously saying your thanks.
âSo, letâs talk about the movie and what itâs about,â the interviewer beams.
âYeah! So Ben and AnnaâŠâ you motion at yourself and the man next to you, âtwo childhood friends who grew up in a small village. They both felt stuck and as kids, they made a promise to go away together. Marry each other if theyâre still single by the time theyâre 25âŠâ
The two of you chuckle wryly, like itâs your own childish vow you made.
âDidnât happen obviously. Things happened and they drifted apart,â Barry chimes in. âSo now here they are, 25 years old, getting reacquainted with each other and pondering about how little they knew then.â
âAnd how little they know now.â
You knock at the door. No answer, though youâre almost completely sure heâs in there. You consider leaving him alone, give him some space âGod knows he needs it.
But you hear a soft thud and a quiet âfuck!â on the other side, so you turn the doorknob and peek into his room. âBen?â
Heâs sitting on the floor against the bed, and you can see the top of his head turning at the sound of your voice.
âHey. Wanna join me?â he calls over his shoulder, raising a beer bottle in his hand.
You sit next to him, legs stretched out like his, accepting the bottle he offers without a word. You donât drink it. You just⊠look at your best friend for a while. His head leaning back against the mattress. Staring out the window absently. One hand balled up into a fist; the other peeling the wet label of the beer bottle.
Itâs a jarring mirror image of your old life. Youâve lost count how many times the two of you have sat in this position your whole life. Over heartbreak. Love. Hope. Uncertainties. The future.
But itâs been a long time since then. This spot, this room, this friendship has turned cold and unfamiliar. And so has Ben. And youâre hoping for him to say something-- anything because nothing that comes into your mind sounds remotely right.
âYou look great,â he pipes up quietly, head lolling to the side. âHowâs New York?â
âBusy.â you nod a little, and it feels so stilted. âHowâs home?â
âQuiet,â he retorts without missing a beat. Thereâs a hint of a smile in his voice.
âWellâŠâ you turn to face him, studying his disheveled hair and tired eyes and wrinkled black suit, âYou look like shit.â
He chuckles, low and deep in his chest, and you almost sigh in relief. Thereâs the cheeky boy you knew and loved growing up. Maybe this thing isnât entirely lost after all.
But as that little moment of reprieve dies down, the more it dawns on you how much youâve lost. Your person is no longer your person --and itâs killing you. The grief floods your chest and youâre just aching. Youâre aching to reach out to him. Youâre aching to go back in time, or start over. But the only thing that comes out of your mouth is,
âIâm sorry about your mum.â you find yourself choking up as the unsaid apology goes on in your head, Iâm sorry about us. Iâm sorry you had to go through this alone when I was supposed to be there for you. Iâm sorryâŠ
And he looks up, finally looking you in the eye for the first time since youâve seen each other in 10 years. Really look. He sees your jaw quiver and promptly grabs your hand, squeezing it firmly.
He blinks back the tears brimming in his eyes. âThank you, Anna.â
And just like that, you know he understands. He knows exactly what you meant to say, and itâs enough. You both understand.
And there you are. Sitting on his bedroom floor, your heads leaning against each other as you hold hands through the tears and the sorrow. Grown up. Different.
âAnd⊠cut!â Jane, the director, calls out clearly. Definitively.
The little rehearsal studio swells back into life, as everyone in the room takes a deep, sobering breath. The casting director wipes a tear from her eye and smiles sheepishly at the assistant director whoâs recording the screen test. There are cheers and applauds, but it all feels surreal.
Barry, the amazing actor playing opposite you, turns to look at you with a big, open grin in surprise and insane disbelief.
âFucking hell, thank you so much, Y/N,â he beams at you, nudging your knee with his knuckles, and youâd just realized that youâre still holding hands.
And whatâs crazier is that neither of you let go. The two of you just lie there in a daze, laughing at the ridiculousness of doing that little emotional scene with a perfect stranger.
You wouldnât say it out loud, but you knew at this moment that this is it. You and Barry and this story you brought to life together⊠everything falls perfectly into place.
âWhat drew you into this project?â another interviewer asks later on in the day.
You pause thoughtfully, but Barry chuckles next to you.
âI⊠didnât have to get ripped or become a psycho for the role.â
âOh, come on. You love doing all of that!â you roll your eyes.
âItâs the age, man. Iâm getting old now, I appreciate the little things in life a little moreâŠâ he feigns a grimace, which prompts another laugh from both of you. âIâm kidding, Iâm kidding.â
âItâs a very raw and intimate story,â you swiftly bring the focus back to the interview, âItâs almost like a play, really. And itâs just⊠such a private moment of peopleâs lives, and itâs really interesting to dive into that.â
Barry, now back to serious mode, nods in agreement. âYeah, and to find the perfect people to do it with âour director Jane and this woman right hereâ itâs quite remarkable, too.â
âAwwâŠâ you coo, nudging his elbow and making moony eyes at him, and he makes moony eyes right back at you, leaning his head on your shoulders and cackling like a dork.
He sits stiffly on the driverâs seat of the car, hands gripping the steering wheel, eyes fixed forward even as the crew adjusts the lights. You can feel the tension radiating off of him from the driverâs seat, and you place a calming hand on his shoulder.
âHey, dude. You wanna take a walk?â you smile softly. âI think weâre getting cabin fever here.â
He takes a deep breath and with his exhale, he releases the steering wheel and rolls back his shoulders. âYeah, letâs go.â
You step out of the car and immediately shudder at the cold gust of late night air. âHey, Barry and I are gonna stretch our legs a bit, alright?â you wave at Ella, the 1st AD, across the field, earning a quick thumbs up in return.
The two of you make your way towards the edge of the woods, hands stuffed in your coat, shoulders hunched from the cold. Youâve spent a good part of the night playing out the argument scene, screaming at each other and the fatigue is starting to get to him. Lines get flubbed and pockets of emotions slipping away and technical difficulties, leading to (quite frankly) shit takes.
âI need to get out of me head,â he groans, gripping his hair like he can pluck the intrusive thoughts away.
âItâs all good, man. You got this,â you try to reassure him, while still giving him plenty of space to move around.
He keeps pacing back and forth, even jumping on his feet a few times to shake off his anxious energy. Youâve seen this a few times now over the three weeks youâve been filming, but now, at the pinnacle scene of the movie, you feel like you need to step in.
âBarry.â you hold his arms firmly, stopping him in his motion
And he does. Eyes wide and alert. âYeah?â
You cup his cheeks with both hands. You donât miss how he jumps at the cold, but relaxes almost immediately at how it cools down his red flush. âFucking breathe, okay?â
âOkay, okay.â he puts his hands over yours, for warmth. For reassurance. For companionship, moving one of your hands onto his chest, like youâre cooling down his heart as well, as you breathe in and out with him.
Youâre lucky itâs not the other way around, because your heart just about jumps out of your ribcage at that shift. âIâm gonna try something. Can I try something with you?â
âBe my guest,â he immediately replies. At this point, heâs willing to leave his life at your hands with no hesitation.
You let go of him, and for a fleeting moment, you partly regret not staying close and connected for longer. But you put your game face on and straighten up.
âAlright. Hold your hand out like this.â
He lets you flip his hands over, palms facing up. Far be it for him to complain if your hand lingers a little too much and caresses him from wrist to fingertip before she lets go.
âClose your eyes.â
And he does. For a moment, thereâs just his breath âand yours, fogging up the air. The crickets and the leaves whispering close by. The film crew chattering and working tuned out of his mind. And thenâŠ
SMACK!
âMotherfucker!â his eyes snap open as your palms come down hard on his, burning heat spreads all the way down his spine. He finds you in front of him, shaking off the stinging sensation, too.
âSnaps you right out of it, right?â you breathlessly chuckle. âWhoo, that burns.â
âYeah, no shit.â he opens and closes his palms. But something changes in his posture as he goes; itâs very subtle, but the jittery Barry subsides into the calm, quiet energy of Ben. âItâs⊠kind of working, though. Wanna go back?â
âSure, letâs go.â you nod, excited and at ease to get back into the scene at the same time.
You let him walk ahead of you, allowing you some room to wave to Ella and gesture, heâs good to go. Letâs roll. Careful to not set him off or bring him out of that headspace again.
But he slows down, opens his arm to wrap it around your shoulders as the two of you walk back to the set.
âI see what youâre doing,â he chimes in quietly. With a glance, he smiles at you. âThank you.â
âDonât thank me yet. I might just fuck up my lines after this.â Your arm finds his waist, pulling yourself closer to him until youâre attached at the hip with him.
He opens the car door for you before walking over to his side. The crew shuffles around to get ready for the take; hair and makeup doing their final touches, the script supervisor reminding you where your hand goes and how you sit, the clapper slides in front of the windshield to bring the slate in.
Even with tens of people around you, this work gets lonely sometimes. You spend most days in your head, digging out the most vulnerable parts of you to tell this story. To have Barry next to you, going through the same thing âknowing heâd do the same for you as you did for him earlier is⊠such a comfort.
You close your eyes and imagine having this feeling with this person for as long as you can remember âthis feeling of home more than a house to live in or family to live with. Just this boy, and his blue eyes and his cheeky smile and his hand on yours.
Of course, you still want that home. You want him, in every which way you can get him. Especially since the previous night that you spent together. Where you had all of him. The tinge of ache starts in your throat, and you draw a slow breath, willing it to spread deeper into your chest, your core. Your fingertips, that are dying to reach out to him.
But youâve lost the right to reach out now. Itâs been 10 years and he is not your home anymore. Nor he wants to be. Maybe. And the thought hurts you to the bone.
âAnd⊠action!â
âDid you guys know each other before this project?â
The two of you shake your heads, both amused, watching the look of surprise on the interviewerâs face.
âWe had maybe 5 minutes worth of chatting before our screen test!â you laugh incredulously.
âWe kind of just met, said âhi, nice to meet you, big fanâ, and then went straight into, you know, the scene,â he explains, but then adds quietly, âBut it was special, though.â
You donât look up, but you can picture the soft gaze in his eyes. Instead, you just nod diplomatically in agreement. Your arm, which perches on the armrest, presses against his like a little reassurance that youâre there. You acknowledge what heâs saying.
Thankfully, the interviewer doesnât catch it (or if they do, they don't address it), because the next thing they say is,
âThatâs amazing because you had to play best friends. How did you guys build that chemistry?â
You speak up first. âWell, we spent quite a long time âafter we were castâ to get to know each other and talk about the history of our charactersâŠâ
âBut also we filmed in a really small village. There wasnât much to do. We just hung out a bunch,â Barry jumps in as he opens his water bottle. âSo, yeah. We became really good mates.â
Itâs a night off after six long days of filming in the middle of nowhere, and the two of you are stuck in your hotel during a thunderstorm. It wouldâve been a bummer not to go out⊠if only you werenât so darn comfortable, lounging in his bed, sharing a packet of gummy bears while watching Crazy Stupid Love on Netflix.
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone are doing the legendary Dirty Dancing lift on the screen. Itâs hilarious and ridiculous, and sure enough, itâs the exact moment where the sparks start to fly and they have their romantic kiss.
âMm, classic.â Barry absently hums.
Your eyebrows furrow at him. âWhat do you mean, classic? Who does that in real life?â
He tilts his head to the side, pursing his lower lip. âI mean, I can.â
âPfft, please.â
âIâm serious! You want me to prove it?â He's already making his way out of the bed, standing ready in his grey sweatpants and worn Oasis t-shirt.
âI am not gonna let you break my neck over your ego, Barry.â You pull him back to bed by the hem of his shirt. âBesides, that canât be your move.â
âWhy not?â he throws himself back on the bouncy mattress, chin jutting out in defiance.
âBecause!â you motion at the TV, âyouâre taking a page out of a Ryan Gosling movie!â
He laughs. âOkay, okay. My thing is⊠much more lowkey than that.â
âYeah?â
âIâd seduce them with⊠overpriced minibar snacks,â he picks up the packet and pops a gummy bear into his mouth, stealing a cheeky glance your way, âlet âem pick the movie and take over my bed and my NetflixâŠâ
âIs that right?â You raise your eyebrows and nod slowly, coolly, to hide your racing heart. Banters that border on flirting are common with Barry, but it has never been addressed so openly like this.
Or maybe youâve just never had the time or courage to face it head on.
âMm-hm.â he shifts closer to you, tucking his arm underneath the pillow, and you find yourself mirroring his position.
âAnd then what?â you find yourself lowering your voice, just slightly above a whisper. Not wanting to overwhelm this closeness between you.
He chews on his lower lips, like heâs anxious, and sighs. âAnd then I just hope to God that⊠you donât find Ryan Gosling more interesting than me.â
âTsk, compared to you? Never.â your eyes light up in mischief, lips pulling into an easy smile.
He smiles so hard, his eyes crinkle to a close, but as it dwindles down, it turns sheepish. Shy, almost, if the rosy flush on his cheeks is anything to go by. âFuck, I really like you.â
Your heart grows about three sizes, but you keep yourself calm with all your might. âIs that you talking, or is it Ben?â you ask, only half-joking because the other half is absolutely terrified that this is just the euphoria of filming.
âIs that you asking, or is it Anna?â he replies. In humor. But also in earnest.
âMaybe itâs both,â you shrug, then look at him expectantly.
âI thought it was a⊠movie magic, spur-of-the-moment kind of thingâ when we did the screen test. But then I got to know you, andâŠâ he trails off, shaking his head.
Itâs quiet. You know exactly what heâs talking about. All the conversations that last through the day, into the night, as you talk about your fictional characters so much that you feel like youâve lived in their shoes. The way his own real life stories have been imprinted on yours, even though they never crossed paths once. How his presence near you has felt like second nature to you.
How badly you yearn for him to be closer.
The tension all but crackles between you, but at the same time, the heat feels nice. It feels perfect. You donât even realize your legs are tangled up in each other, or that your nose is an inch away from colliding with his. You summon all the courage to close in on him, and thenâŠ
Some raucous noise and music blares through the TV and it makes you both jump out of your skin. Barry sits up scrambling for the remote, turning it off, and the little wake-up call sobers you up a little.
âAw, fuck.â you lean back against the pillow.
âWhat, what is it?â his face, his voice, his shoulders square up âworried that the novelty has faded and the moment has passed.
âCanât believe your stupid move worked, oh my GodâŠâ you pinch the bridge of your nose in feigned disappointment and full melodrama.
He relaxes, letting his body flop on top of you despite your little groan. âAdmit it, you like me.â he tickles at your wrist, trying to get you to look at him.
âWell, you like me first, soâŠâ you smile, patting his cheek smugly.
He makes a face to mock you, and you make a similar face to mock him, somehow, somewhere along the way, your lips find their way to each other. Itâs the first time youâve ever kissed, and somehow⊠it doesnât feel like it. His lips feel just right, just as you imagined. The way his hand caresses your face. How his skin feels under the pads of your fingers.
Soft. Warm. Inviting.
âSo whatâs your move, then?â he murmurs into your lips, your cheek, your jaw. Hot and teasing on your skin.
âWell, itâs not so much of a move, more like aâŠâ you twirl random strands in his hair as you pause, ââŠcombination of my wit and sex appeal.â
âYouâre such a nerd, I love it.â he nibbles at your earlobe, a little chuckle humming low in his chest.
âYeah? Is that doing it for you?â you bite your lip, overdramatic, as you grind your hips into his.
Itâs a silly mix of giggles and moans and it really shouldnât be sexy. Not when youâre taking the mick out of each other while youâre making out in ratty sleepwear and God knows what kind of underwear youâve put on. But you move with the familiarity of old lovers. There is no uncertainty in the deepening of the kiss. No hesitation in the treading of your hands all over each otherâs bodies. Unfazed by clothes getting tugged off and stuff getting brushed off the bed ânevermind the crinkles of plastic wrappers, nor the limbs getting caught in the way.
He hovers over you for a moment, admiring the view of you undressed underneath him. Tits splayed out, nipples diamond hard. Thighs closing and ever so slightly dragging at his crotch. A little smile tugs on one corner of his lips as something catches his eye.
âBananas and peaches, huh?â he remarks, no doubt about the cheeky panties youâre wearing. âBit on the nose, donât you think?â
âWhat can I say? Itâs my lucky charmââ the words die on your lips as he trails his along your chest. Hungry mouth and sly fingers plucking and devouring the sensitive buds on top.
And heâs there for quite a while; seemingly happy to keep his mouth occupied and find ways to make you whiny and needy for him. But before long, his hand gets antsy, and he moves to take the obstructing fabric off of you.
Of course, itâs not Barry if heâs not being a shithead about it.
âI gotta say,â he lifts the panties with his forefinger, studying the patterns, âThis is really cute. I might just steal this off of you.â
âWhat, and then wear it?â
He grins. âYeah, youâd like that, wouldnât you.â he throws it to the side and returns to kiss you on the mouth.
Itâs sweet and intimate and entirely too short as your lips fall open the moment his finger grazes your wet folds. You gasp a little when he glides so easily along your slit.
âFuckâŠâ you breathe out, arching into his touch as he starts drawing circles on your clit.
He kisses you everywhere. Your lips, your shoulders, your breasts. His mouth seems to make a home out of every inch of skin he can find. Drawing your little sighs and drinking them in as he picks up the pace between your legs. He slides a finger into your sopping cunt so easily, he moans.
âChristâs sake, youâre unreal,â he rasps, low and breathless. Thereâs no banter in his tone. Just genuine observation, and dare you say⊠admiration?
All thoughts go out the window when another finger enters you, coaxing and caressing your silky walls just right, and if heâs trying to find your sweet spot, heâs not in any rush. He enjoys every motion âevery time you tug at his messy hair, every time you pull him in for a kiss. He swallows all your pretty sounds all for himself.
And through it all, you keep him close. Committing the feeling of his back muscles on your palms to memory. The way his forehead rests on yours. The way he kisses âand God, doesnât he kiss you like heaven. Plays you and makes you fall apart like heaven, too. The euphoric heat spreads from your core to the rest of your body, but you feel⊠calm. At ease.
Perfect.
âShit, youâre⊠IâŠâ he brushes his nose against yours, his sweats-clad stiffness rubbing your thigh.
âShut up and get your dick inside me now,â you slur nonchalantly.
His eyes darken, taken aback by your words that he no longer has anything to say. He just hurriedly pushes his sweatpants off and lets his beautiful cock spring free.
You flip him onto his back, straddling his lithe waist. âTold ya. Itâs my wit-slash-sex-appeal combo.â
Barry laughs breathlessly, hands snaking up your sides, his blue eyes marveling up at you in wonder.
A little lazy giggle escapes from your lips as you spread your wetness all over his length, stroking him until heâs nice and slick, sinking him into your tight little cunt. You pull yourself nearly all the way off of him, and plunge him back in, and you nearly black out. Watching him melt into the bed from how impossibly close, impossibly delicious he is with you.
You find the perfect pace to ride his cock. And he meets you halfway, hips canting up and hands keeping your hips in place. His dark locks a disheveled mess and blue eyes heavy, lips pink and spent from kisses. A breathtaking sight on top of the perfect fit into your deepest core.
A smile breaks out from your lips. âIs this doinâ it for you?â
âYou have no fucking idea.â he lets out a big exhale, pulling you back into his heaving, naked chest. Into his kiss âgentle, especially in contrast with the sharp slapping of skin clashing together filling the room.
Itâs so liberating to openly want him. To clench around his cock and let the stretch fill your senses. To meet him halfway when he thrusts up into you so eagerly. You didnât realize how much you had deprived yourself of that âyou never even admitted how your mind lingers on the way he leaned into your shoulder or wrapped his arm around your waist or whatever the hell he was doing that made your heart skip a beat that day.
And now, without the cameras and the crew, the two of you chase after your wanting and pull each other closer to your highs. You bounce on his cock without a single care, but the need for that burst of warmth from your pussy again. And to have him fill you up to the brim. God, what bliss.
âIâm so close⊠right thereâ fuckâŠâ You tuck your head in the crook of his shoulder, tasting the sheen of sweat on his skin.
And he wraps his arms around you, gently turning you on your back so heâs on top. With a kiss, he murmurs, âIâve got you, darling girl. Iâve got you.â
His weight on top of you feels grounding, but the swelling ache in your core grows overwhelming. He thrusts into you, deep and purposeful, his silver chain hanging off of his neck and dangling on your chest. He wets his thumb in his mouth and sneaks it where your bodies meet, right on your clit. He strokes on along with the motion of his hips, his blue eyes unwaveringly locked into yours âpleading and searching and finding at the same time.
You fall apart with his name on your lips, clenching and convulsing around him so hard that you feel his release himself inside you. Grasping and groaning in pleasure. All for you.
And for the longest time, you just stay there. Still and wrapped up in each other as you catch your breath. As the world comes back into vision. Into reality.
âWell,â you run your hands through his hair, âFilming the sex scene tomorrow is gonna be⊠an experience.â
The two of you break out in a fit of giggles, over the sheer absurdness of this whole situation. The frenzy. The melancholy, as it dies down.
âDonâtâ donât go anywhere just yet,â you say quietly, your hand soft but sure on his waist.
And he understands what you mean perfectly. You just want this to yourself for tonight, and so does he. So he kisses your lips ever so softly. And your cheek and your nose and your forehead. âI wonât.â
âWas it hard doing the romantic scenes? I mean, you guys even had âvery beautiful and emotional, might I addâ sex scenes in it.â
You groan and roll your eyes. âItâs the worst. Barryâs the worst! He keeps laughing and messing up takes and Iâm just here like, âcan we wrap this up, please? Iâm just wearing pasties hereâ itâs cold!ââ
Meanwhile, the man in question is keeling in his seat, dying with laughter, not even denying your strong accusations.
The lights are low and he is hunched over, curling up into himself, sniffling into your bare shoulder. And all you can do is just hold him. Hold him because this might be your last chance before you fly back to New York, to your old life, and leave this âleave him in your distant memory.
âSometimes I feel like Iâm not sure if I have the ability⊠like if Iâve ever really truly loved anyone.â you feel the crease in his forehead on your skin. And then a drop of tear. âOr if Iâve ever really been loved.â
âOkay, now youâre being dramatic.â You instantly pull up his face to look at him. Smiling fondly, comfortingly at him as he fights back his sobs.
âAm I?â he remarks lamely.
You nod, and for a split second, amidst the chaos of your tumultuous relationship, things become clear. And these words flow out from your lips with no pretense,
âI love you. And I always have, in my own⊠deranged way. And you love me in your own complicated way. And youâll always love me.â
And with that, he can finally breathe easy. He nuzzles your nose with his own and caresses your face like itâs the most precious thing heâll ever have. You feel like a child again. Things are simple, and thereâs nobody to prove anything to. Just you and your best friend that you adore with all your heart.
âCUT!â the director calls out.
Neither of you move âneither of you want toâ and when you do, itâs out of necessity more than anything else. They call it a wrap and thereâs applause and cheering and high-fives and backing out quietly into your trailer, but it all feels like an out-of-body experience.
Why they chose that particular scene as the last ever to shoot is beyond you. You feel like an old wound cut open again and you need a moment to recover. A long indefinite moment to just breathe and sort out the situation in the movie and in real life between you and Barry andâ
Thereâs a knock on the door.
You sigh and answer halfheartedly, âWho is it?â
âHey, itâs me.â
You could recognize that voice anywhere now. The one that has been home to you for the past two months. And the next thing you know, youâre rushing over towards the door.
And there he stands. Still wearing the thick bathrobe the PA put on him earlier, hunched over in the cold autumn air.
Barry smiles smally. âCan I come in?â
Thereâs only one obvious answer to that, and you stepping aside to let him into your trailer is enough.
He closes the door behind him. Acutely aware of how jittery you are, even as you stand still, staring out the window with your hands on the edge of the kitchenette counter.
You feel him standing behind you. His forehead slowly rests on the back of your head. Chest flush against your back. Arms snaking around your waist. And itâs oh so easy to just melt into his embrace.
âAre we okay?â he whispers faintly, carefully.
âYeah.â you caress the strong hand that rests on your stomach. âJust⊠art imitating life.â
His hug tightens around you, as if in reassurance. âI know.â
You turn around to face him, throwing your arms around him, kissing him with all your might. Thereâs no more parts to play, lines to deliver. Thereâs just you and him. And it scares the fuck out of you because you donât know how long this will last.
But then he says, âCome home with me,â and youâre fighting back tears.
âWhat?â
âCome home with me,â he repeats. âJust for a couple weeks. Just⊠until weâre called to an audition or work or, or, orââ
He trails off, but you understand him perfectly. Come home and be with me until we grow old, or grow out of each other, whenever that may be. Thatâs all he asks for, and thatâs all you need. So you cup his face in your hands, thumbs stroking his cheeks, kissing him so tenderly, and you say,
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warnings: smut, just a snippet really tho
summary: with the darach targeting virgins, and stiles and (y/n) both being virgins, thereâs really only one solutionâŠÂ
So I think I might be bi? But if I am it changes almost nothing about my life because I am happily and monogamously married. But if it doesn't really matter, why do I have so many feelings about it???? Anyways, I am asking you because it seems like there is a 50/50 chance of a delightful and pithy answer or a picture of a bird as an answer.
Iâd also like to point out that at the party they throw at Dereks in season 3b Caitlyn says she likes girls and boys and says âdo youâ and Stiles never answers the question. Bi panic.
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