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So I'm gonna leave the MV of NORMAL BTS here if anybody hasn't spotify to see it I cant be the only one dying inside with this..
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Jessica Pearson x gf!reader
Everyone looked at you when you went through Pearson Specter. They politely they greeted you or nodded at you. Well it was not surprise, no one would like to disrespect their boss’s girlfriend after all.
You saw that Jessica sat alone in her office, reading some files so you walked in.
"Hey, love" you greeted her with smile.
Her face immediately softened when she looked at you.
"to what do I owe this unexpected but lovely visit?"
"I was walking by and thought I’ll visit you. Are you overworking yourself again?"
"That's just how this job is, I have some paperwork to do." She said offering you tired smile.
"Can’t Harvey do it?"
"You know him, doing anything but paperwork."
You both chuckled.
"Well but since he wanted to be name partner so bad he should prove that you didn’t do mistake and he is capable of that. After all it’s more than just having your last name on firm’s business cards and being more important than almost everybody else in the room."
"Maybe you are right, paperwork won’t kill him."
"Of course i am and we could use this free time well." You smirked playfully
"What do you have in your mind, love?" she asked taking hair away from your face behind your ear.
"Well we could go to some restaurant, eat dinner and then have some fun time at home. How does it sound to you?"
"Sounds perfect, i’ll go to Harvey and will give him documents, wait for me." She said leaving and you obviously you kept your gaze on her until she disappeared from your sight.
Consequences
You get a little too comfortable and decide to be a brat. Emily knows just how to handle that, and it involves her office, your red ass, and torn panties between your pretty lips. | Based on my snapshot: "Punishing you in her office"
Mommy!Emily Prentiss x Bratty Fem Reader
content: mommy kink, spanks (mostly ass), slight exhibitionism, confusing mix of degradation and praise, panties as a gag | hello criminal minds fandom please be nice to me I come in peace I promise
18+, NSFW oneshot | 5.5k words
ao3
Choosing You (Masterlist)
WandaNat x Fem!Reader
Summary: For two years, you’ve been working two jobs just to afford rent and tuition after leaving home at eighteen. Finally, after surviving community college, you’re a junior in university. But with a mandatory internship required to graduate, you stumble into the corporate world of Romanoff-Maximoff Global, where you’re determined to keep your head down and struggle on your own, just as you have become accustomed to. How will Natasha Romanoff and Wanda Maximoff teach you how to choose yourself?
Warnings/Tags: Financial struggles, past emotional/psychological abuse, slow burn, high-functioning anxiety, religious trauma, corporate/university setting, unsafe living environment, hurt/comfort, likely eventual smut, dom/sub
Chapters:
What is Success?
Fruit Snack
Polo
AO3 Longer chapters (7.5k+ words) will only be posted on AO3 after chapter 3.
A/N: thank you to the readers who gave feedback on the first chapter. it gave me the push to commit to this series 🥰
Breathe For Me Part 2
part 2 out of 4 parts (link for pervious at the end)
She blinks it away. Refocuses.
"Detka, no," Wanda says softly, leaning closer, her hand guiding your arm back down to the mattress. "Leave it. It's helping you. Leave it."
Your fingers curl around hers instead, and the grip is weak, barely anything, but it's you.
❝ after hours ❞ ─── featuring . . emily prentiss
pairing. superior! emily prentiss x fem! agent! reader
summary. helping your boss destress after a heavy case.
content. smut. heavy dirty talk. top! emily. vaginal fingering. lap sex. office sex. “ma’am” title. semi-public sex. pervert! emily. age gap. dumbification. established relationship.
✉︎ anna’s letters. phewwww! first fic :] and first time writing em! let me know what you all think! likes and reblogs appreciated but not necessary, have a good day/night! love, anna ♡
A Unit Chief and Her Submissive.
Pairing: Emily Prentiss x Reader.
Characters: Emily Prentiss, Reader, Erin Strauss (voice only).
Tags: F/F, Female reader insert, Lesbian sex, Light BDSM tones, Light Dom/Sub, Established relationship, Reader insert, Praise kink, Mommy kink, Cockwarming, Smut, Office sex, Degradation tones?, Reader is a member of the BAU.
Summary: Emily needs her cock warming while she makes an important work call.
Words: 2.3k
Almost
Wanda Maximoff G!P x Fem Reader
by summer2224
double drop wanda x fem reader g!p
18+ Smut Explicit
Smut Explicit
She knew how you felt before you ever said a word. felt it every time you walked into a room, every almost, every pulled back breath. she just needed to stop being afraid of wanting something good.
written May 12, 2024-July 1st, 2024
(5663 Words)
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You don't notice her noticing you at first.
That's the thing about Wanda Maximoff, she's careful. Precise. Seven weeks of working alongside her and you've learned that everything she does is intentional, measured, considered. The way she moves through a room. The way she listens. The way her eyes find things and stay there just long enough to understand them completely.
You don't notice her noticing you.
Morning sex
I was imagining how the MCU women would wake you up for morning sex and got stuck on Wanda... Now I finally wrote blurbs for a few characters and I will post them as soon as I've edited them.
Wanda: She finds a new spell in the Darkhold and wants to try it out, doesn't matter that you're still asleep. Link
Kate: She wakes up horny, so she gets up and puts on her favorite strap. She wakes you up, rubbing it against your ass, asking which hole you would like stuffed this fine morning.
Monica: She's so nice about waking you up, soft kisses pressed all over you face. She makes you choose between her strap, fingers and mouth. She even let's you set the pace but is not afraid to help out when you're too tired.
Xialing: The head of the Ten Rings worked through the night, but luckily you were able to sleep a few hours. On your blanket. Next to her throne. In a room bustling with her goons and soldiers. Naked.
Agatha: You fall asleep with her strap inside you, you wake up with her strap inside you. But she's been awake for longer than you.
Captain Carter: Peggy comes back from a mission while you're sleeping, so when you wake up with her thigh between yours, you grind on it until she wakes up and fucks you properly. Link
Carol and Valkyrie: You wake up sandwiched between them, hot and sweaty, but you're not going to complain. Especially not when they remind you of your manners.
Hela: A sharp pull on your leash wakes you up on your matress next to her bed. But you're smart enough not to move until she tells you to.
Author's Note: I wrote most of these in a public library and tried really hard not to include my raging mommy kink in any of them. Agatha will always make me fail at that. Other warnings would be a bouquet of straps, some pet play, maybe some dubious consent, but definitely soft!Monica. Individual warnings will be in separate posts. If you want to see a specific character first, come scream at me about it.
Control Freak
Cipher x fem reader
Summary: It all begins with resistance and ends with something completely different. But in pure truth, no one can play hard to get with her for too long...
The room hums when I step inside. Faint and mechanical, like the walls are breathing. Someone’s been here.
Someone still is.
The monitors blink awake before I touch anything. Light spills across the floor in a fractured grid, casting shadows I don’t trust. And there she is, exactly where she shouldn’t be. In my chair. Arms draped like it belongs to her.
Cipher.
Her hair’s messy and defiant. Like she cut it with the same blade she guts firewalls with. She's not her usual self. She just watches me the way she always does. Quiet. With intent. Like I’m some complicated equation she hasn’t solved yet but desperately wants to.
“You’re getting slow.” she says. Her voice is low, like it’s meant to crawl under my skin. “I expected you to show up five minutes ago.”
“I should call backup.”
“You won’t.”
She’s right. I don’t reach for my phone. I don’t move at all. The air’s gone heavy. Thick with static and something unspoken.
After the pager sleeps
POV: You’re a resident at the grey sloan hospital, OB/GYN was always the specialty that you wanted to purse. But little did you know, it wasn’t only work you wanted to purse. --10k+words--
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warnings; 18+; addison montgomery x reader; use of Y/N-Y/L; medical stuff; alcohol consumption; smoking; agegap(addison-38/reader-26); smut; arguments; confessions; comfort; jealousy; angst; sassyreader; DomAddison; SubReader; praise; vibrator; use of petnames; kissing; oral ...
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-----------YOUR POV------------
The revolving doors of Grey Sloan Memorial slide open like they’ve been waiting for you.
Seattle air clings to your coat cold, sharp, alive and for a second you just stand there, bag strap tight in your hand, heart thudding so loud you swear the security guard can hear it. You’ve read the articles.
Watched the surgeries. Memorized the legends. And now you’re here, on your first day, about to step into a hospital that eats interns alive and turns the survivors into gods.
You inhale.
You belong here.
Inside, the hospital is already buzzing-stretchers rolling, pagers screaming, voices overlapping in that chaotic harmony you somehow love. A nurse brushes past you with purpose. Someone laughs too loudly near the nurses’ station. Somewhere, a trauma alarm goes off.
Your badge feels heavier than it should.
OB/GYN Fellow Y/N Y/L Grey Sloan Memorial
You straighten your shoulders.
“First day?”
You turn to see a resident-scrubs wrinkled, coffee in hand, eyes kind in a way that tells you she’s already been through hell this morning.
“Is it that obvious?” you ask.
She grins. “You still look hopeful. Give it a week.”
Before you can respond, a familiar, confident voice cuts through the noise.
“You must be my new fellow.” a rushed voice said.
You freeze. There are attendings… and then there’s Addison Montgomery.
She stands a few feet away, red hair immaculate as ever, posture effortless, presence magnetic.
World-class fetal surgeon. Neonatal god.
The reason you switched specialties halfway through residency and never looked back.
She looks you over-not critically, not warmly, but thoroughly. Like she’s already assessing what kind of doctor you’ll be.
“I’m-” you start, suddenly aware of your pulse.
“I know who you are.” she says, a small smile tugging at her lips.
“Impressive board scores. Excellent hands and you survived your last program without being blacklisted, which already puts you ahead of the curve.”
Your mouth quirks despite yourself. “I do my best ma’am.”
“I’m sure you do.” She turns, already walking.
“Come on. First rule of Grey Sloan-if i walk, you walk."
You scramble to keep up.
As you rush, she talks-rapid, precise, unapologetically honest.
“OB/GYN here is brutal. High stakes, high emotions, and very little room for error. Babies don’t wait. Mothers don’t forgive. And if you’re here because you think this is all miracle births and glowing moments...”
“I’m not...” you say quickly.
She glances at you, approving. “Good.”
You pass the maternity ward. A newborn cries. A father laughs. A woman groans somewhere behind a curtain.
Your chest tightens-not with fear, but with certainty.
This is it. This is where you’re meant to be.
Addison stops suddenly outside an exam room.
“Tell me-” she says, turning to face you fully now, eyes sharp, curious. “Why this specialty?”
You don’t hesitate, looking into her eyes. “Because it’s the beginning. Because one decision can save two lives at once. Because women deserve doctors who listen.”
Something flickers across her face-respect, maybe. Or recognition.
“Alright-” she says. “Let’s see if you can back that up.”
She pushes open the door.
“Welcome to Grey Sloan.” Addison Montgomery says over her shoulder. “Don’t make me regret mentoring you.”
Your heart races as you step inside.
You already know one thing for sure; this place is going to change you.
The hospital changes at night.
Grey Sloan exhales after midnight-lights dimmed, hallways quieter, footsteps echoing like secrets. The chaos doesn’t stop, not really, but it softens around the edges, becomes more intimate.
Like the hospital is holding its breath.
You’re curled on the edge of the on-call room bed still in scrubs, badge tossed aside like it weighs too much to look at.
Your hands are wrapped around a paper cup of water that’s gone lukewarm, untouched.
You tried to sleep.
Your body won’t let you.
Every time you close your eyes, you see it again.
The blood, the monitor dropping, the way the room went to quiet right before everything exploded. You replay your movements over and over, searching for a mistake that might not even exist.
Your foot bounces. Your jaw aches from clenching.
There’s a soft knock.
You look up too fast, heart leaping.nThe door opens anyway.
Addison Montgomery steps inside her hair pulled back now, coat gone, sleeves rolled just slightly like she’s been here for hours longer than she’ll admit.
She takes you in with one glance-your posture, the untouched water, the way you’re sitting like you might bolt at any second.
“Couldn’t sleep.” she says, not a question.
You swallow. “I didn’t really try.”
"Figured."
She closes the door behind her, the click echoing louder than it should. The room feels smaller with her in it. Warmer.
“I checked on the patient-” Addison says. “She’s stable. Baby’s in the NICU but breathing on her own.”
Your shoulders sag, relief finally breaking through the tension.
“Thank God.” you reply with a sad smile.
“Yes-” she agrees quietly. “That too.”
She leans against the counter, arms crossed, watching you with that steady attentiveness that makes you feel seen in a way that’s almost uncomfortable.
“You’re shaking Y/L.” she says.
You glance down. You hadn’t noticed. “Adrenaline crash, I guess.”
“Mm.” She considers you for a moment, then pushes off the counter. “Scoot over.”
You blink. “What?”
“Relax.” she says dryly. “I’m not stealing your bed. But you look like you might fall apart if you stay perched like that.”
You hesitate, then move closer to the wall. She sits on the edge of the bed beside you, close enough that your knees almost touch. Close enough that you’re acutely aware of her presence-her warmth, the faint scent of soap and something floral beneath it.
For a few seconds, neither of you speaks.
Then Addison says, softer than before, “Talk to me Y/L.”
Your throat tightens.
“I keep thinking I should’ve been faster,” you admit. “That if I’d anticipated the hemorrhage sooner-”
“You did,” she cuts in gently. Looking softly at you with her eyes.
“I know, logically. But-” Your voice cracks just a little. “What if next time I’m not?”
Addison turns fully toward you now.
“This specialty will eat you alive if you let ‘what if’ run the show.” she says honestly.
“Every delivery is a gamble. Every mother trusts us with everything she has. That weight doesn’t get lighter-but you get stronger.”
You look at her, wanting to know how she handles herself so well al the time. “Did it ever get to you? Early on?”
Her lips press together. For a moment, she looks somewhere far away.
“I used to cry in supply closets-” she says. “Religiously. Sometimes over patients. Sometimes over nothing at all.”
That surprises a laugh out of you-small, shaky, but real.
“You, really..?” you say.
“Oh, absolutely,” she replies. “Still do on bad days. I’m just better at hiding it now you know.”
She reaches out slow, deliberate and places her hand over yours.
The contact is simple. Professional. But it sends something electric up your arm anyway.
“You compensated exactly right today.” Addison says, squeezing your hand gently. “You didn’t let fear paralyze you. That’s not instinct. That’s earned.”
Your eyes burn. “I just didn’t want to disappoint you Montgomery.”
The words are out before you can stop them.
Her thumb stills against your knuckles.
“You won’t-” Montgomery says quietly. “But that’s not why you do this right.”
You nod, breathing through the moment. The silence stretches, heavy but not uncomfortable. Your hands remain intertwined-neither of you moving to break the contact.
It feels… intimate. Not in a way you can define. Just charged.
Addison’s gaze flicks to your face. Lingers.
There’s something there now-something unspoken, unresolved. Like a question neither of you is ready to ask.
Her pager goes off.
The sound slices through the room like a blade.
She looks down at it. Her expression changes instantly.
“OB trauma-” she speaks fast. “Same patient.”
Your heart drops. “She’s crashing?”
Addison is already moving, pulling you up by your arm. “Let’s go.”
You’re going before the fear can catch up, adrenaline roaring back to life as you race down the hall beside her. The hospital is louder now, alarms blaring, staff converging like a storm.
Back in the room, chaos reigns.
“BP’s tanking again.” anesthesia calls out. “She’s bleeding internally.”
Your hands snap into motion, muscle memory overriding panic. You catch Addison’s eye across the bed-just for a second.
“Stay with me,” she says again.
“I’m here,” you answer. And you mean it.
The next hour is brutal.
A second surgery. More blood. Harder decisions. You work closer than before, anticipating each other’s moves, moving like something practiced and precise. There’s no room for doubt-only trust.
Finally, mercifully, the bleeding stops.
When it’s over, you feel hollowed out.
Outside the OR, you lean against the wall, breathing hard. Addison stands beside you, hands braced on her hips, chest rising and falling.
“That-” she says, “was terrifying.”
You huff a breathless laugh. “You’re saying that like I wasn’t there.”
She looks at you, really looks at you, eyes searching your face.
“You held.” she says. “Even when it got worse.”
“So did you.” you remind her gently.
Her mouth curves, just barely.
She hesitates-then reaches out, pulling you into a brief, careful embrace. It’s not long. It’s not inappropriate.
But it’s everything. God how you needed that.
“You don’t have to carry this alone Y/L.” she murmurs near your ear.
Your heart aches in a way that’s unfamiliar and dangerous.
When she pulls back, the moment lingers between you, fragile and unresolved. “Go sit.” she says softly. “I’ll come check on you again.”
As she walks away, you realize something terrifying and wonderful all at once-
This isn’t just mentorship anymore.And whatever this is…
It’s only just beginning.
The next night feels heavier.
Not louder-just denser. Like the hospital remembers what it put you through and has decided not to apologize for it.
You’re back in the on-call room, lights dimmed, shoes kicked off, legs pulled up on the bed like you’re trying to make yourself smaller. Your scrubs are wrinkled now, smeared faintly with the ghosts of yesterday’s blood no matter how many times you washed your hands.
You haven’t slept. You promised her you’d do better at this. Cry, talk or scream about it to let go, but never to let it fully consume you.
But you failed, at least this night. This one definitely felt harder.
Every time your body starts to sink, your mind jolts awake;
BP dropping. Suction. Clamp. Again. Your heart races as if it’s happening all over.
The door opens quietly.
You don’t jump this time. Somehow you knew it would be her.
Addison steps in movements slower than usual, fatigue finally etched into the lines around her eyes. She closes the door behind her gently, like she doesn’t want to startle you or the moment.
“Still awake Y/N” she says.
It’s not an accusation. It’s concern.
You shrug. “I’m horizontal.”
She huffs softly. “That’s not the same thing.”
She moves closer, perching against the counter again arms crossed. The silence between you isn’t awkward anymore, it’s familiar now. Shared. Weighted with things neither of you has said.
“I checked on them-” Addison says. “Mother’s stable. Still critical, but… stable. Baby had a rough night, but neonatology’s optimistic.”
Your chest loosens just a little. “Good.”
“You did well again-” she adds. “Even after yesterday.”
You swallow. “I felt slower tonight, i didn’t really do well.”
“You were cautious okay-” she corrects. “That’s different. Not every day will be shining bright like diamonds you know. Sum will be harder than others Y/L. But it’s important that you push through it, even the hard days okay." Addison reminds you. "-And when it gets too hard, you come see me alright darlin."
The redhead watches you carefully, like she’s monitoring vitals you can’t see.
“You’re running on fumes-” Addison says. “And guilt. And adrenaline that doesn’t know when to shut off.”
You let out a breath. “Is there a switch for that? Because I’d really like to flip it.”
A ghost of a smile touches her mouth.
“I wish.”
She pushes off the counter and sits beside you on the bed again-same spot as last night, close but not quite touching. The mattress dips slightly under her weight, grounding you in a way you didn’t realize you needed.
“You don’t have to be strong in here with me okay.” she says quietly. “This room doesn’t count.”
That does it for you.
Your eyes sting. You look down at your hands, twisting them together hard.
“I was scared okay.” you admit quietly. “Not during it... after. When I realized how close it was. How close it keeps being.”
Addison nods. “That part never goes away.”
“I keep thinking-what if one day it’s my fault?”
She turns toward you fully now. “Listen to me sweetheart.”
Her voice is firm but gentle. A surgeon’s steadiness softened by something personal.
“One day, something will go wrong that you can’t fix.” she says. “And it will hurt. But yesterday and today? Those weren’t failures. Those were fights. And you showed up and that’s what matters okay.”
You look at her, eyes glassy. “I didn’t want you to see me fall apart.”
Her expression softens, something unguarded slipping through.
“I don’t think less of you for it,” she says. “I think more.”
Her hand lifts, almost without thought and then hesitates, hovering between you.
For a split second the air changes.
Her fingers brush your cheek, knuckles grazing skin as she tucks a loose strand of hair behind your ear. The touch is gentle. Careful.
Too intimate.
You inhale sharply. She stills. For a heartbeat, neither of you moves.
Addison’s eyes flick to your lips just once, before she pulls her hand back like she’s touched a live wire.
“I-” she starts quickly.
Her pager goes off. The sound is loud. Jarring. A cruel interruption.
She looks down at it, jaw tightening.
“I have to take this-” she says, already standing. “Don’t go anywhere.”
You nod, heart still racing, fingers tingling where she touched you.
She pauses at the door, glancing back at you.
“Try to rest Y/N. Forget about everything from today, you did good okay.” she adds softly.
Then she’s gone.
You lie back, staring at the ceiling, replaying the almost. The what-if. The way the room felt charged right before the pager shattered it.
Your body is exhausted. Your mind refuses to follow.
Time passes-ten minutes, maybe twenty. You’re not sure.
The door opens again.
Addison slips back inside, quieter then before. She looks relieved to see you still there-still awake.
“You didn’t sleep,” she acknowledged. Moving through the doorframe with steady legs.
You give a tired smile. “I waited.”
Something about that makes her pause.
She closes the door and leans against it for a second, like she’s deciding something. Then she walks back to the bed.
“You need rest sweetling-” she says. “Real rest.”
“I know, Monty”
"Monty?" Addison repeats with a sly smile.
"yeah, that’s your nickname now, live with it" you tease back.
She exhales. “Alright , I'll let it slide this time cuz u need to sleep.”
She kicks off her shoes, unceremoniously, and sits beside you again. This time, she doesn’t stop there. She shifts back, resting against the headboard, patting the space next to her.
“Lie down.” she says. “I’ll stay until you fall asleep.”
Your heart skips a beat, hands already beginning to sweat just from the thought of her staying so close to you. “Addison-”
“This is not crossing a line-” she cooes gently. “This is an attending making sure her fellow doesn’t burn out on day two.”
You hesitate...then give in.
You lie down on your side, facing away from her at first. The bed dips as she adjusts, careful not to crowd you. Then... her hand moves to lay on your shoulder. Slowly moving up and down, anchoring you slowly.
Minutes pass.
Your breathing starts to slow.
Addison watches it happen-the tension easing from your shoulders, the way your hands unclench.
You murmur something unintelligible, shifting closer in your sleep. Her arm stays where it is. She doesn’t pull away.
She tells herself it’s fine. That she’s just keeping you steady.
Her own eyes grow heavy. Exhaustion catches up to her too-the kind that seeps into your bones after saving lives back to back.
She doesn’t realize she’s drifting until....
You’re asleep, curled slightly toward her, head resting against her shoulder. Her arm is wrapped loosely around you, protective and instinctive.
She doesn’t move. For a long moment, she just breathes.
Then, very carefully, she adjusts so you’re more comfortable.
Just this once.Just here.Just with her.
And for the first time since you arrived at Grey Sloan—
You sleep.
You wake slowly.
Not to alarms. Not to pagers. Not to chaos.
Just warmth.
It takes a second for your brain to catch up, to realize you’re not alone, that the steady rise and fall beneath your cheek isn’t a pillow. Your eyes flutter open, and the first thing you register is red hair.
Addison. She’s still asleep.
Her head is tilted slightly toward yours, expression softened by rest, lashes casting faint shadows against her skin. One arm is around you loose, instinctive, like she never meant to do it and yet somehow never let go.
Your breath catches. You don’t move. You’re afraid if you do, the moment will shatter.
Morning light filters through the narrow window, painting the room in pale gold. The hospital feels distant, muted, like it’s giving you this one quiet thing before demanding everything again.
Addison stirs.
Her brow furrows first, then her eyes open-sharp even in sleep, until they land on you.
There’s a beat. Then realization.
“Oh.” she says softly.
“Hi-” you whisper shyly, voice rough from sleep.
Neither of you moves. Her arm is still around you. Your head is still against her shoulder. The closeness is suddenly very real in the daylight, stripped of exhaustion’s excuses.
“I didn’t mean to fall asleep.” she obtains.
“You stayed.” you reply. “That’s… more than enough.”
Her gaze lingers on your face, unreadable. Something tender flickers there before she gently shifts, carefully untangling herself like she’s afraid of waking you all over again.
You sit up too, the room suddenly feeling colder.
“I should-” she starts, then stops. “Are you okay?”
You nod. “I slept.”
Her lips curve, small and satisfied. “Good.”
A moment later, her pager goes off again, routine this time, not panicked.
Later that morning, you stand beside her one last time outside the patient’s room.
The mother is awake now. Pale, but smiling. The baby sleeps in her arms, impossibly small and undeniably alive.
You feel something loosen in your chest when the mother reaches for your hand. “Thank you,” she says, voice thick with emotion. “Both of you.”
Addison squeezes her shoulder gently. “You did the hard part.”
Outside the room, Addison lets out a slow breath. Holding her face in her hand from exhaustion.
“They’re going to be okay,” she says.
You nod, smiling. “We did it.”
She looks at you-not just as her fellow, not just as a doctor but as the person who stood with her through something brutal and didn’t break.
“Yes-” she replies softly. “We did Y/L. Will you update the file and then leave it for me to read through later”
"Yes i will, Dr.Montgomery" you say with a smile.
Friday night comes faster than you expect.
The hospital releases you both into the weekend like it’s doing you a favor.
Joe’s Bar is loud and familiar, the low hum of surgeons decompressing over drinks filling the air. The lighting is warm, forgiving. Music plays just loud enough to blur the edges of the week.
You slide onto a stool beside Lexi. You scan the room, and immediately find her, your mentor.
"Hey, what you’re looking for Y/N." Lexi jokes, gently taping your side.
"huh what- I... nothing. I was just looking around to see how many of the hospital people are here, or rather live here." You laugh out, while sipping from your beer. Lexi continues to rant about mark to you, but you only listen half heartily. Eyes focused on a specific redhead.
She’s not in scrubs tonight. Jeans. A dark top. Hair down.
It’s unfair, really.
You sip your drink, laughing as Lexi tells a story about mark who fainted while seeing his first C-section from the gallery. For a while, it’s easy. Light. Normal.
Then it happens.
A man leans against the bar near her-confident, charming in that practiced way. He glances at Addison, then smiles.
“Buy you a drink?” he asks.
She smiles back politely. “I’m good, thanks man”
He doesn’t move. “Come on. A woman like you shouldn’t drink alone.”
Your stomach twists from a far. Just seeing this interaction with him makes you somehow sick.
You didn’t expect this reaction. The sudden tightness in your chest. The heat behind your ribs.
Addison handles it effortlessly-graceful, firm, uninterested. He eventually moves on, but another man replaces him. Then another.
Each smile directed at her feels like a small, sharp thing you didn’t sign up for.
She laughs at something one of them says, briefly, and it hits you-
She could have anyone.
And the thought doesn’t just sting. It hurts.
You excuse yourself to the bathroom, splash water on your face, gripping the sink as the realization settles in like a truth you’ve been avoiding.
This isn’t admiration. This isn’t hero worship. This isn’t just gratitude.
You care. You care too much for it just to be mentorship.
Dangerously. Quietly. Deeply.
You care about the way she steadies rooms just by entering them. The way she stayed with you when you couldn’t sleep. The way your body relaxed the moment you realized she was beside you.
You care about her.
When you return, ready to go for a smoke. Addison sees and stops you.
“You okay?” she asks.
You nod, forcing a smile. “Yeah. Just need air.”
She studies you for a moment, like she knows something’s shifted-even if she doesn’t know what yet.
“Well-” she says, lifting her glass, “i won’t stop you from that.”
So as you move outside the bar for a quick smoke, you hear her laugh from far again, warm and bright and completely unaware of the storm she’s started inside you-
You know this is no longer just mentorship.
And whatever you’re feeling?
It’s not going to be easy to outrun.
Monday comes like a punishment.
Grey Sloan doesn’t care about weekends, about realizations, about the way something inside you shifted and hasn’t settled since. The hospital hums back to life around you-bright lights, clipped voices, pagers already going off before you’ve even finished your first coffee.
You move through it all on autopilot.
Professional. Polite. Distant.
Addison notices immediately.
She notices the way you don’t fall into step beside her during morning rounds. The way you answer her questions precisely, efficiently but without the softness, without the quiet ease that had started to exist between you.
“Vitals?” she asks during rounds.
“Stable Dr. Montgomery.” you reply. Clipboard up. Eyes down.
She frowns, just a fraction.
In surgery, you’re flawless. Maybe too flawless. You anticipate her moves, hand her instruments without a word, never once meeting her gaze longer than necessary. You don’t joke. You don’t breathe together the way you had before.
It feels like you’ve put up glass between you.
At first, she assumes you’re tired.Then she assumes you’re overwhelmed. By mid-morning, she realizes it’s neither.
In the hallway outside L&D, she finally stops walking.
“Hey Y/N.” she says.
You stop too, turning back with a neutral expression already in place. “Yeah?”
“You’ve been off all morning.” she acknowledges.
You shrug. “Didn’t sleep great you know."
She studies you with worry. “Again?”
“It happens.” you reply dryly.
As you start to walk past her she gently catches your arm.
Not tight. Not demanding. Just enough to make you pause.
“Talk to me Y/N.” she begs quietly.
Your chest tightens. You carefully disengage, offering a small, practiced smile. Your face pulls in a frown.
“Really, I’m fine. Just trying to stay focused.”
That’s excuse number one.
Later, during a lull, she finds you at the nurses’ station, typing notes faster than necessary.
“You didn’t come by for coffee.” she says lightly.
“I had charting.” you mutter, eyes still on the screen.
“That never stopped you before darlin.”
You finally look at her-and immediately regret it. You looked at her too long, almost loosing yourself in her eyes again. Almost.
There’s concern there. Real concern.
“I’m just trying to be professional-” you say. “You know. Boundaries.”
The word hangs between you like a slap.
Addison’s jaw tightens almost imperceptibly.
“Have I crossed one?” she asks quietly.
Your heart stutters. “No-” you say too quickly. “Not at all. This is on me.”
She nods slowly, clearly skeptical. “Okay.”
But she doesn’t walk away right away.
“If something’s going on-” she says, voice low, hand moving just close enough. “you don’t have to handle it alone.”
You force another smile. “I’ve got it.”
That’s excuse number two.
By the afternoon the distance feels intentional. Painful. You avoid elevators. You volunteer for consults that keep you away from her. When she joins a conversation, you find a reason to leave.
Addison starts to look frustrated.
And hurt.
She corners you near the supply room just before evening rounds.
“Alright-” she says, crossing her arms clearly annoyed. “This is becoming a pattern.”
You sigh, exhausted. “Dr. Montgomery-”
She softens at her name on your lips. “What did I do Y/N?”
The question hits harder than any accusation could.
You swallow. “You didn’t do anything.”
“Then why does it feel like you’re pulling away?”
You glance down the hall, anywhere but at her. “I just need space.”
Her voice drops. “From me?”
You hesitate. That’s all the answer she needs.
She nods once slow and controlled, masking whatever flickers across her face.
“Okay-” she says. “I’ll respect that.”
She steps back, giving you exactly what you asked for.
And somehow, that hurts more than if she’d argued.
As she walks away, you press your fingers into your palm, steadying yourself.
You tell yourself this is for the best. That distance is safer. That wanting her is a mistake you can’t afford.
But as Monday drags on and the space between you grows heavier—
You realize something else too. You’re not protecting yourself.
You’re breaking your own heart.
Addison gives you space.
Real space.
She stops seeking you out. Stops hovering during rounds. Stops sitting beside you in the on-call room, stops checking in unless it’s strictly necessary. She becomes what you asked for-your attending, professional and composed, distance perfectly measured.
And it hurts more than anything else.
By Wednesday, the ache in your chest has turned constant. You move through the hospital like you’re underwater-sounds muffled, lights too bright, emotions pressed tight behind your ribs.
You tell yourself this is better. Safer. Correct.
But Grey Sloan has never cared about what’s correct.
You’re scrubbing out of a routine delivery when you hear her voice behind you.
“Can we talk?” Not sharp. Not cold. Tired. Intentional.
You close your eyes for half a second, then turn. “Now’s not great.”
She doesn’t move out of your way. “It won’t ever be great if I keep letting you dodge me.”
You exhale slowly. “Addison-”
She steps closer, cornering you and lowering her voice. “I’ve respected the space you asked for. But I’m not doing this guessing anymore.”
Your heart pounds. “There’s nothing to guess.”
She studies your face close up, searching for something you’re failing to hide.
“You don’t look at me anymore-” she says quietly. “You flinch when I touch your arm. You went from trusting me with everything to treating me like a mistake.”
That lands like a blow. It hits you more than you want to admit. Tears forming in your eyes.
You try to argue. “I didn’t say-”
“You don’t have to.” she interrupts. “So either tell me what’s going on… or tell me you want a new mentor.”
The word mentor snaps something inside you.
You laugh once, sharp and humorless while crossing your arms defensively. “Is that what you think this is?”
Her brow furrows. “Then tell me what it is.”
You try to breathe. Try to keep the walls up. You brace your arms so hard they start to tingle for a bit. But...
They collapse anyway.
“It’s Joe’s.” you blurt out, remembering everything that has happened that night.
She blinks confused. “Joe’s?”
“Friday you know.” you continue, words tumbling now, barely contained. “The bar. I went out. You were there too. Ive seen all the men talk to you , you know."
Her expression softens slightly. “Yes and?”
“I watched them flirt with you,” you say. “One after another. Like it was nothing. Like you didn’t even notice.”
Her lips part confused. “I turned them down you know?”
“No i don’t know.” you snap-and immediately regret the edge in your voice. “I know what i saw."
She waits. Doesn’t interrupt. Lets you unravel.
“I didn’t expect it to hurt so much, seeing you with these men all over you alright-” you admit. “I didn’t expect to feel… sick. Or jealous. Or like I was watching something I wasn’t allowed to want.”
Her breath stills. Her posture stiffens. Fingers picking silently at her nails.
“You’re my attending Addison.” you say, voice breaking now despite every effort to stay steady. “You’re my mentor. You’re supposed to feel safe. Untouchable. And instead I went home and couldn’t sleep because I kept thinking about you smiling at someone else.”
Silence stretches between you, thick and fragile.
“I tried to fix it by pulling away-” you continue, picking at your skin. “By reminding myself of reality. Of boundaries. Of how stupid and inappropriate this all is.”
Addison’s voice is very quiet when she speaks. “And did that help?”
You shake your head. “It made everything worse.”
Your hands tremble. You clench them at your sides.
“I didn’t mean for this to happen.” you spoke out shyly. “I didn’t plan it. It just did happen. Somewhere between the OR and the on-call room and you staying with me when I couldn’t sleep.”
So you finally look at her. Her posture stiffer than a stick, not telling a single clue. But her eyes, they say everything and nothing. There’s so many emotions passing her eyes , that you didn’t even know where to look first.
She looks stunned... not angry, not disapproving. Just caught off guard in a way you’ve never seen before.
“I didn’t want you to know.” you whisper, lowering your head. “I didn’t want you to look at me differently.”
Addison swallows. Her hand moves to tilt your chin gently. Fingers gently tracing your jaw.
“You should’ve told me.” she says.
“I was afraid,” you admit. “Afraid you’d pull away completely. Or worse-stay out of pity.”
She takes a slow step closer, warm and...just there.
“I don’t pity you,” she says firmly, fingers nibbling your jaw.
Your voice is barely audible now. “Then what do you feel?”
That’s the question that changes everything. Addison doesn’t answer right away.
She looks torn-professional instinct warring with something deeply human. Her jaw tightens, then relaxes.
“This is complicated-” she says carefully.
“I know.”
“You’re my fellow.”
“I know.”
“There are lines I cannot cross.”
“I know.” you repeat, tears stinging now. “That’s why I tried to disappear.”
She exhales, something heavy shifting in her chest.
“But-” she adds, and your heart stutters at the word, “I also need you to know something.”
She meets your gaze fully.
“I noticed you watching them.” she admits. “And I noticed you leave. And I noticed, that it bothered me more than it should have.”
Your breath catches.
“I didn’t say anything-” she continues, “because I didn’t think it was fair. To you. Or to me.”
The space feels too small for this conversation. Too full of what-ifs.
“I never meant to hurt you.” Addison says softly.
“I know.” you reply. “That’s the problem.”
For a moment, neither of you moves. The tension between you is no longer subtle-it’s aching, unspoken, alive.
Finally, Addison steps back.
“We need to be careful,” she says. “And we need to be honest. And we need to not pretend this didn’t happen.”
You nod, wiping at your eyes. “Okay.”
Her voice gentles. “I don’t want you shutting me out.”
“I don’t want to.” you admit quietly. “I just didn’t know how to stay without wanting more.”
She looks at you for a long time.
“Then we’ll figure out how-” she says quietly. “Together. Or we’ll decide we can’t.”
That’s not a resolution.
But it’s not rejection either.
And as she turns to leave, she pauses.
“For what it’s worth.” Addison adds without looking back, “Friday wasn’t nothing to me either.”
She walks away.
You stand there, heart racing, knowing one thing with absolute certainty-
There’s no going back to before.
Thursday is quiet in the cruelest way.
Addison isn’t there. Even though thinks got difficult between you, you miss her more than you want to admit.
You know because her name isn’t on the board. Because no one says it in passing. Because you don’t feel that familiar awareness of her somewhere in the hospital-like a gravity you’d grown used to orbiting.
Dr. Montgomery-PTO
You stare at the words longer than necessary.
So you work. You drown yourself in charting, in discharge summaries, in follow-ups and consults that don’t require much thinking. You take on the small tasks no one else wants because they don’t ask questions. They don’t look at you with concern.
The hospital hums around you, indifferent.
Addison went to Joe’s for a different reason.
It midday and she sits at the bar with a glass of wine she hasn’t touched in ten minutes, staring at the amber glow of the bottles behind the counter like they might give her answers if she looks long enough.
Taking the day off felt necessary. Avoidance disguised as self-care.
She didn’t trust herself around you, not after the way your confession lodged itself in her chest, not after realizing she hadn’t stopped thinking about it. About you.
“Addison Montgomery?”
She looks up to see Lexie Grey, eyes bright, posture uncertain, holding a beer like she doesn’t quite know what to do with it.
“Yes...” Addison says, polite. Curious.
“Hi. Um. Can I...can I sit?” Lexie gestures vaguely to the stool next to the redhead. “Everyone else I know is… emotionally unavailable or not here at the moment” she laughs out a breath.
Addison almost laughs and points her hand. “Please come sit.”
Lexie sits, sighing heavily. “Men are complicated.”
Addison hums. “That’s a generous way to put it little grey.”
“Mark Sloan-” Lexie blurts. “Which I know is… your history. Sorry. Overshare.”
Addison smiles despite herself. “Don’t apologize. I survived worse.”
Lexie studies her, then spills out, “Have you ever known something was a bad idea and still wanted it so badly it hurt?”
The question hits closer than Addison expects.
“Yes.” she admits. “More than once actually.”
"Cheers to the forbidden" Lexi clinks her glass with Addison.
"Fucking cheers to that little grey." Addison says with a laugh.
They drink. Slowly. Honestly.
They carry on with their stories. Lexie talks about loving someone she shouldn’t, about timing and power and wanting to be chosen without having to beg for it. Addison listens, nodding, offering wisdom she’s earned the hard way.
By the time the bar starts to fill, they’re quieter. More thoughtful.
“You’ll figure it out.” Addison tells Lexie gently. “Just don’t disappear from yourself trying to make it easier.”
Lexie says with a smile while picking up her jacket. “You too Addi.”
Addison watches her leave, alone again with her thoughts.
That’s when the door opens.
And you walk in.
You don’t see her at first.
You go straight to the bar, shoulders heavy, eyes tired, ordering something stronger than you should. One drink turns into two, then three, because the burn feels better than thinking.
Addison senses your state immediately.
Your posture. The way you don’t look around. The way you drink like you’re trying to outrun something.
She slides off her stool and approaches carefully.
“Hey.” she says softly, leaning onto the bar table.
You freeze.
Then you turn-and your expression closes.
“Didn’t know this was… reserved,” you say flatly.
You turn back to the bar. “Hey-” she repeats, firmer now. “Slow down.”
“I’m fine Montgomery.” you mutter, already signaling Joe for another.
Addison steps closer. “You’re not Y/N.”
You laugh bitter and sharp. “You took the day off. You don’t get to decide how I end mine.”
That stings. She doesn’t show it.
“You’ve had a hard week okay-” she says. “You don’t need to punish yourself for it.”
You finally look at her then eyes glassy, emotions leaking through the cracks.
“You left...” you utter quietly. Spinning your tequila shot around on the table.
“I needed clarity-” Addison replies. “Not distance from you.”
“Sure felt like it.”
She reaches for your wrist as you lift the shot. You pull away with a flinch.
“Please-” she says. “Don’t do this.”
“Why do you care?” you question, voice breaking despite your best efforts.
The redhead doesn’t answer right away, instead she exhales, pulls out her phone and calls a cab.
“You’re coming home with me Y/N.” she says.
“With you?” you reach for the shot. “Dangerous choice.” you utter while cringing your face at the bitter taste of the tequila.
“Yes-” she states simply, grabbing you by your arm. “With me little girl."
You don’t argue. You’re too tired. She interlocks your arm with her, paying your tab and dragging you out of joe's bar to the already waiting cab she called earlier.
You don’t remember the drive, neither the way up to her apartment.
But you do feel the quietness of her apartment.
She helps you out of your shoes when you trip over the rug. You mumble apologies she waves away. She pours you water, sits you on the couch, kneels to your level.
“Drink sweet girl.” she says gently.
You do. Too exhausted to even care. Your head lolls slightly. “You’re very bossy for someone on vacation.” you say, while laying your back against the fluffy couch cushion.
She smiles despite herself. “You’re very talkative for someone who tried to ignore me.”
You squint at her. “Didn’t ignore. Just… didn’t trust myself.”
“That makes two of us.” she murmurs, while helping you out of your scrubs. Giving you one of her 'yale' pullovers.
You sniff the pullover. "This smells nice, what scent is it?"
"Vanilla nd' musk, when i remember correctly." Addi notes while picking a big blanket. She’s still in her normal day clothes, and as much as you don’t want to admit, she looks cute as hell. No scrubs for once, no evidence of work. Just her and your little drunken ass in her apartment.
She drapes the blanket over you when you start to sway, tucks it around your shoulders like it’s instinct.
“You’re safe.” she voices quietly. Stabilizing you by grabbing your arms gently.
Your eyes flutter. “You stayed.”
“Yes.” She admits honestly.
“You came after me.” you spoke aloud, still not processing that she’s actually looking after you, for all that has happened.
“Yes.”
A pause.
“I don’t feel stupid anymore.” you whisper.
Her throat tightens.
She sits beside you, close but careful and lets you lean into her shoulder when you do. Your breathing slows. Your body finally gives in to rest.
Addison stays awake long after you fall asleep, staring at nothing, one hand resting lightly against your arm.
After sum time she decided to pick you up, bridal style. Making her way with you towards the bedroom of the apartment. The redhead lays you down gently on her bed with the blanket still draped around you. She puts another blanket on you until your upper body , making sure you’re warm and safe. Montgomery puts sum Advil and water on the nightstand, already sure you’re going to need it in the morning.
She caresses your cheek, leaning down to give you a kiss onto your forehead. "Sweet dreams my little girl."
Addison leaves to give you the privacy of waking up alone in the morning.
She herself, moves onto the couch with a fluffy blanket, going to sleep with today’s events on her mind.
You wake up slowly, disoriented.
The ceiling isn’t yours. It’s higher, softer lit. There’s a faint smell of coffee and something floral—clean, comforting. For one blissful second, you think you’re still dreaming.
Then memory crashes in.
Joe’s. Too many drinks. Addison’s hand on your arm. Her apartment.
Oh Fuck.
You sit up too fast, the blankets sliding down your shoulders. You’re fully clothed-thankfully but you’re in a different pullover and on a bed that definitely does not belong to you. A glass of water sits on the table beside you. Advil A note written in neat handwriting:
Water first. Take your time. Find me in the kitchen.
Your heart pounds. You press your fingers to your temple, wincing. “Okay...” you mutter to yourself. “Okay. Fine. You survived worse.”
You replay the night in fragments, dread pooling in your stomach.
Did I cry? Did I confess more? Did I say her name weird?
Footsteps. You freeze.
Addison appears in the doorway already dressed for the work-scrubs, hair down, looking put together like always.She stops when she sees you awake.
“Hi...” she voices gently. “Good morning.”
Your face immediately burns. “Oh my God-” you blurt. “I’m so sorry.”
She blinks. “For…?”
“For everything-” you say, mortified. “For being this drunk. For ignoring you. For-” You gesture vaguely around. “All of this.”
She steps closer, calm as ever. “You didn’t do anything wrong.”
“I definitely did.” you insist. “Did I say anything weird?”
She smiles-a real one this time. “Define weird Y/N.”
You groan, dropping your face into your hands. “Please don’t spare my feelings.”
“You told me I’m ‘annoyingly composed.’ ” she says thoughtfully. “And that im bossy and that i smell good. And....”
You peek at her through your fingers. Stopping her mid sentence. “That’s… not terrible.”
“No.” she agrees with little laugh. “It’s not.”
She pours you coffee, sets it down within reach.
“You made it to the couch." Addison adds, carefully neutral. “You were unsteady, and I just wanted to make sure you got home safely.”
Your heart stutters. “I didn’t-?”
“No.” she says quickly. “You slept on my bed. I carried you there after you feel asleep on my shoulder on the couch. So i checked on you. That’s all.”
Relief floods through you, followed immediately by embarrassment.
“I should go-” you say, already standing and taking your things. “I don’t want to-impose. Or make things more awkward.”
Addison tilts her head. “Is that what you think you’re doing?”
You pause. “I don’t want to be… a problem.”
Her eyes softening at that.“You’re not. Not ever to me okay.”
But you’re already slipping on your shoes, keeping your movements quick, self-contained like if you linger too long, you’ll say something else you can’t take back.
“Thank you Monty.” you say quietly. “For taking care of me.”
“Always.” she replies with a big smile.
You hesitate at the door. Look back at her once.
Then you leave.
And the silence you leave behind feels heavier than the night before.
Later that day, Addison walks into Grey Sloan with coffee in hand and too many thoughts she hasn’t sorted through yet.
She almost doesn’t see Lexie Grey until she’s standing right in front of her, smiling brightly.
“Hi.” Lexie says. “Addison, how’s your head?”
“Hey little grey-” Addison replies. “Im alright don’t worry, how are you?”
Lexie shifts, suddenly a little nervous. “So… I was thinking about what you said last night.”
Addison’s brows lift slightly. “About not disappearing from myself?”
Lexie nods. “Yeah. And about not making things easier by pretending I don’t feel things.”
Addison’s chest tightens-just a little.
Lexie studies her then blurts, “You look like someone who’s already in trouble.”
Addison exhales a quiet laugh, sipping from her coffee.“Is it that obvious?”
“Kinda,” Lexie admits scratching her head. Grabbing the charts and continues. “But… in a good way?”
They start walking together, heading toward the elevators.
“Can I ask you something?” Lexie says while ticking the elevator case.
Addison hesitates, looking up at the elevating number. “Alright.”
“When you care about someone you’re not supposed to,” Lexie says carefully, moving into the elevator with Montgomery. “do you push them away… or do you make sure they know they matter first?”
The question hits like a shove. Addison stops in her tracks.
Lexie freezes, scared she overstepped. “Sorry...too much?”
“No God noo...” Addison says, reassuring the brunette and making their way out of the elevator. “Just… unexpected you know.”
Lexie stops midway, then shrugs. “I’m bad at subtle Addie.”
Addison looks down the hallway-toward the OB floor. Towards you.
“I think...” Addison says more to herself than to Lexie. “that pushing people away doesn’t make feelings disappear. It just leaves them alone with them.”
Lexie smiles, small and knowing. “That’s what I was afraid of.”
Addison nods once. Understanding what Lexi might be going through.
“Thank you.” The redhead says with a teething smile.
“For what?”
“For the push.” Addison replies.
As Lexie walks off, Addison stands there a moment longer, something steadying in her chest.
You left early because you didn’t want to be a burden.
But Addison Montgomery is starting to realize...letting you think that might be the real mistake.
Addison looks for you.
Not casually. Not in passing.
She checks the board first. Then L&D. Then the nurses’ station. Her steps are purposeful now, mind made up in a way that feels unfamiliar and terrifying and absolutely necessary.
The words echo in her head.
Pushing people away doesn’t make feelings disappear.
She spots you coming out of a patient room, chart in hand, hair pulled back too tight, expression carefully neutral. You look… smaller than you did a yesterday. Guarded.
“Hey.” Addison speaks.
You stop short, surprise flickering across your face before it smooths over. “Hi. Is something wrong?”
“No-” she says. Then corrects herself. “Yes. But not a patient.”
You tense. “Can we talk?” the redhead asks. “Somewhere private.”
Your instinct is to deflect, to nod and say later-but something in her tone stops you.
“Okay-” you say quietly.
You lead her to the on-call room, the same one where this all started, where exhaustion blurred lines and comfort grew teeth. She closes the door gently behind you.
The silence settles.
Addison turns to face you, arms at her sides, shoulders squared like she’s bracing herself.
“I shouldn’t have let you leave like that.” she says. “The other morning.”
Your jaw tightens. “I didn’t want to overstay.”
“You didn’t Y/N. ” she says firmly but gently while moving closer to you. “You were protecting yourself. I see that now.”
You look down, fingers curling around your chart. “I don’t think I’m very good at pretending nothing happened.”
“I don’t want you to pretend anymore.” Addi says.
That makes you look up.
Addison takes a breath. A deep one.
“I have feelings for you.”
The words land softly-but decisively. No qualifiers. No hedging.
Your heart stutters, you take a step back to sit down onto the mattress. “Addison-”
“I know-” she utters quickly. “I know the risks. I know the lines. I’ve lived my life tripping over them.”
She steps closer, careful but intentional.
“But what I feel for you isn’t confusion. Or gratitude. Or proximity. It’s choice darling.”
You swallow hard, letting your fears push through. “You say that now, but-”
You clench your hands in your lap, Nails leaving faint marks in your skin.
“But you don’t trust it.” she finishes gently, moving onto her knees in front of you, so you’re on the same level.
You nod, throat tight while looking down. “I don’t want to be… an experiment. Or a phase. Or something you wake up from and regret.”
Her expression softens, almost aches. She moves her hands gently to tilt up your chin, making you look at her face.
“You’re not darling.” she speaks, lightly squeezing your chin. “And I don’t say things like this lightly.”
You shake your head in her hand, emotions warring. “You’re my attending. You’re brilliant. You could have anyone. And I-” Your voice cracks. “I need to know this won’t disappear the moment it gets hard.”
Addison doesn’t answer with words.
She steps into your space-slowly, giving you every chance to pull away.
You don’t.
She lifts her other hand, pauses just short of touching you, eyes searching yours.
“Tell me to stop Y/N” she says quietly.
You don’t.
Her hands cup your cheek, warm and steady, thumb brushing your skin like she’s memorizing it. When she kisses you, it’s gentle-almost reverent. Not rushed. Not claiming.
Just real.
Your breath catches, instinctively leaning into her, the hesitation in your chest cracking open under the certainty of her presence. The kiss deepens slightly, still careful, still controlled-but undeniably full of intention.
When she pulls back, her forehead rests against yours.
“This isn’t a mistake okay-” she whispers. “And it isn’t temporary. I don’t want to want you-I just do.”
Your hands tremble as they find her wrists, grounding yourself.
“I’m scared Addi.” you admit, a little tear falling from your eye.
“So am I.” The redhead voices her fear too. “But I’m not walking away.”
You search her face-really search it-for doubt, for retreat.
You don’t find it. “Okay Monty.” you whisper.
Her lips curve into the softest smile, relief and something deeper shining through.
“Okay my little girl” she echoes with a deep smile.
She presses one more kiss to your forehead-protective this time, before stepping back, giving you space without taking herself away.
“We’ll be careful-” she says. “We’ll be honest. And we’ll do this the right way.”
You nod, heart racing, something warm and terrifying blooming in your chest.
For the first time since Grey Sloan cracked you open-
You don’t feel alone in it anymore.
And as the pager on the wall stays mercifully silent, you realize-this wasn’t crossing a line.
This was finally choosing not to run.
The Grey Sloan notices everything.
The way people stand too close. The way voices drop. The way hands linger half a second too long before remembering where they are.
Which is why it’s almost funny...almost, that the first time you and Addison scrub in together again, no one notices a damn thing.
She doesn’t look at you when she hands you gloves.
You don’t look at her when you tie them.
Professional. Clean. Perfect.
“Patient is twenty-eight weeks-” Addison says calmly, eyes on the sink. “Placental abruption. We’ll try to stabilize before we-”
“I know Dr. Montgomery.” you say, just as evenly. “I reviewed the imaging twice.”
Her mouth twitches. “Of course you did.”
That’s the thing now.
You talk like colleagues. You move like partners. You feel like accomplices.
Inside the OR, it’s muscle memory and trust-your hands anticipating hers, your voice steady when the room gets loud. No one questions it. No one looks twice.
Except when she murmurs, just for you-
“Scalpel.”
You pass it. Your fingers brush. Barely. Electric.
You don’t react. Neither does she. But Addison’s eyebrow lifts just slightly, like she knows exactly what she’s doing to you. The slight touch just made you twitch in your knees.
After the surgery, the patient is stable, baby still cooking, the room exhales.
“Well done you two. ” Bailey says briskly, already halfway out the door, looking at her next chart. “Try not to kill anyone before lunch.”
“Yes ma’am.” you reply automatically.
The door swings shut.
It’s just you and Addison now.
She finally looks at you.
And smiles.
Not the attending smile. Not the mentor smile.
The I-kissed-you-in-an-on-call-room-and-now-we’re-being-idiots smile.
“That was impressive Dr. Y/L.” she says lightly, peeling off her gloves. “You almost made me look good.”
You snort, swinging your head around. “Almost?”
She leans closer under the pretense of checking the tray. “Careful my darling. Confidence is unattractive on fellows.”
“You seemed fine with it last night.” you comment with a tiny smirk. Scanning her body while being this close to you.
Her lips press together, fighting a grin.
“That-” she murmurs, hand moving to grab your chin softly. “was off hospital grounds.”
Footsteps outside.
You both freeze.
The door creaks open an inch-then shuts again.
Lexie’s voice, muffled: “-tell him I don’t care if he invented the procedure-”
Addison exhales slowly, you feel her minty breath on your face. Your arms purposely moving to lay on her hips. You squeeze her cautiously.
“We’re going to die.” you whisper.
She tilts her head, fingers playin with sharp curve of your jaw-giving it a little tap. “Relax. I’ve been sneaking around hospitals since before you learned how to properly close.”
You blink, caught off guard. “That’s not reassuring Addison.”
She comes closer anyway, lowering her voice. “You did great today sweetheart.”
Your chest tightens. “So did you Monty."
She leans in, lips coming dangerously close to your own. You feel the warmth radiating off of her, basically setting you on fire by time.
Addison grabs you by your neck, ready to kiss you-
Then...
The door swings open again.
“Dr. Montgomery?” a nurse pokes her head in. “NICU needs-”
Addison snaps back instantly, hand gone, posture and distance perfect-professional from you. “On my way.”
The nurse glances between you.
Pauses.
Looks again.
Your heart slams into your ribs.
Then she nods and leaves.
The door closes.
You stare at Addison.
She stares at you.
Then-she laughs. Quiet, breathless.
“That-” she whispers, “was way to close.”
You grin despite yourself. “You almost kissed me.”
“I absolutely did not.” Addison spoke, already passing through the door, where the nurse just peeked through.
“You absolutely did.” you tease, following her along.
“Prove it.”
You follow her into the hallway, matching her pace. “You’re terrible at this.”
She glances sideways. “Oh sweetheart-I’m excellent at this.”
At the elevators, you stop.
“Hey.” you say quietly.
She turns. For a moment, the teasing fades.
You lean in just enough that no one else can hear. “I’m glad we’re not pretending anymore.”
Her expression softens. Just a little.
“Me too.” she says. Then, barely moving her lips: “Meet me after you’re doin charting, were going to my place after work"
You choke. “Addison-”
The elevator dings.
She steps inside, already composed again. “If you’re late.” she adds with a teasing smile. “I’ll assume you lost your nerve.”
The doors slide shut.
You stand there heart racing, grinning like an idiot.
Grey Sloan buzzes around you-loud, relentless, oblivious.
And somehow, between scalpels and stolen moments—
You will be definitely on time tonight.
You change out of your used scrubs fast, like you’re on fire.
Because you know. If you’re late, she’s going without you.
So you move, faster than ever and before you know you’re outside the hospitals parking lot.
You sense her before you see her.
Addison Montgomery leans against the far wall of the hospital, coat on, hair down, phone in her hand like she’s been waiting without wanting to admit it.
She looks up when you ran out.
There it is-that look. Not attending. Not mentor.
Something private. “Long day huh.” she says casually.
You snort. “You stole my patient and made me fix charts all day Monty.”
“I improved your patient-” she corrects. “and you’re still my little fellow soo... you’re welcome darlin.”
You walk closer, stopping just short of her personal space. “I see how it is mentor.”
She pockets her phone. “Come, i wanna go home now and be alone with you."
That lands harder than anything else she could’ve said.
The parking lot empties. Voices fade. For a moment, it’s just the two of you and the hum of the car engine roaring.
“Lets go home.” she says quietly.
No games. No teasing.
Your pulse spikes. “Addison-”
“I know.” she cuts in gently. “It's still early on, but i want you and i wanna make it right. I just—” She pauses, searching your face. “I don’t wanna go home alone anymore or see you sleep in an on-call room.”
You swallow.
“Okay Addi.” you say, buckling in your seatbelt.
Her shoulders loosen, just a fraction.
The drive is quiet-but not awkward.
The city blurs past the windows, rain streaking the glass, the car filled with a tension so thick it feels like it might spark. Her hand rests on the center console, close enough that your pinkies almost touch.
Almost.
When she pulls into her garage, she doesn’t turn the engine off right away.
She looks at you instead.
“There we are sweetling. Grab your things.” she voices softly.
You meet her gaze. “On it Monty.”
Her apartment is warm, low-lit, familiar in a way that immediately makes your chest ache. She drops her keys, toes off her shoes, glancing back to make sure you followed.
You did.
The door closes behind you with a soft click.
Silence.
Then-she laughs quietly, breathless. “God-this feels ridiculous.”
You smile. “You took me home.”
“Yes, well-” she steps closer, voice lowering. “I didn’t expect you to look at me like that.”
“Like what?” you ask with a generous smile.
“Like you’ve been holding your breath all day.”
You don’t deny it.
She reaches for your coat, fingers brushing your collarbone as she slips it off your shoulders. The touch lingers-intentional now. No pretending.
“You were incredible today. ” she murmurs. “Watching you… I had to remind myself where we were.”
Your heart thunders in your chest. “You started it.”
Her eyebrow arches, fingers playin with the hem of your scrubs. “Oh?”
“You kept leaning in-” you say. “Kept smiling like you knew exactly what you were doing.”
She exhales, slow and honest, hands now on your bare skin. Goosebumps appearing around your stomach. “I did.”
The space between you disappears.
The kiss isn’t tentative this time.
It’s deep. Controlled but barely. Her hand trace to your jaw, thumb warm against your cheek, like she’s grounding herself as much as you. You grip her wrist, steadying, feeling the quiet tremor there.
She breaks the kiss just long enough to rest her forehead against yours. “We should slow down-” she whispers, still not stopping.
You nod. “We won’t.”
A breathless laugh escapes her. “No… we won’t.”
She kisses you again-hotter now, more certain and you feel the shift. The point of no return. Her hands slide to your waist, yours to her shoulders both of you acutely aware of how badly you want this.
She pulls back suddenly.
Your breath stutters. “What—?”
She smiles, wicked and soft all at once. “Bedroom. Before I lose what little restraint I have left.”
Your laugh comes out shaky. “You say that like you had any monty.”
She takes your hand, fingers lacing with yours, tugging you down the hall.
The door clicked shut behind you.A sigh escaped your lips, a mix of exhaustion and a different kind of anticipation that had been building all evening, a heat you could feel simmering between you and the elegant redhead by your side.
Addison turned her hand gently finding the small of your back, her thumb stroking a slow circle over your tailored blouse. Her eyes usually so sharp and analytical, were soft, heavy-lidded, and full of a quiet hunger that made your pussy clench in immediate response.
You leaned into her letting your head rest against her shoulder as her lips brushed your temple, then your jaw, trailing a path of fire to the sensitive skin beneath your ear.
“Mmm, too long without you..." you breathed, your own hands reaching up to entwine in the silky waves of her hair, pulling her closer, desperate for the taste of her mouth.
Addison chuckled, a deep, knowing sound. “Patience, my love. We have all night.” But her actions betrayed her words. Her hands were already sweeping down your back, expertly untying your pants, letting it fall in a pool around your ankles.
You barely registered the opulent surroundings as Addison eased you onto the edge of the bed, her fingers deftly working on the last few buttons of your blouse, sliding it off your shoulders. "You look so hot addie."
Your bra was next, her knuckles brushing over your nipples as she unhooked it sending a jolt of pleasure straight to your core.
You shivered, your breasts freed, aching for her touch.
She stood before you, a vision in her own scrub west, her eyes devouring you. You reached for her, your fingers fumbling with the hem of her shirt, but she stilled your hands with a gentle touch.
“My turn baby.” she whispered, her voice husky, and leaned in, capturing your mouth in a kiss that was both soft and devouring.
Her lips were full, tasting of wine and something uniquely Addison- sophisticated, sweet, and utterly intoxicating. Her tongue slid against yours, a slow, sensual dance, exploring every curve and hollow of your mouth.
You moaned into the kiss, your fingers now free to tangle in her hair, pulling her closer, deepening the connection until you were breathless, dizzy with sensation. "Addi-"
"Yes darling hmm, what’s wrong?" She asks you with feigned innocence.
"I-... touch me please." you beg shyly.
"good fucking girl, such pretty manners." the redhead praises, making you blush in a deep shade of pink.
Addison’s hands roamed, one cupping your breast, her thumb circling your erect nipple through the lace of your camisole, the other slipping between your thighs.
Her fingers found the delicate fabric of your panties, pressing against the throbbing knot of your clit through your panties. A gasp ripped from your throat, your hips arching instinctively, desperate for more pressure, more friction.
“So wet for me darling-” she murmured against your lips, her voice laced with triumph. She broke the kiss, pulling back just enough to look into your eyes, her gaze smoldering. “Let’s get you out of these hmm.”
With a delicate tug she slipped her fingers under the waistband of your panties, sliding them down your hips. As the last barrier fell away, revealing your slick, swollen pussy, Addison’s eyes darkened further. "God aren’t you a pretty thing."
She knelt between your legs on the plush rug, her gaze fixed on your dripping sex. Your pussy was engorged, the labia swollen and glistening, a clear bead of pre-cum already welling from your clit. You parted your legs further, a silent invitation, your breath hitching in your chest.
Addison smiled a slow, wicked curve of her lips that promised exquisite torment. “Ready to be taken care of baby?” she purred, her fingers tracing the sensitive seam of your inner thigh, making you squirm.
Before you could answer, her head descended. Her tongue was hot, skillful, making contact with your clit with a precision that sent a shockwave of pleasure straight through you.
You cried out, your hands instantly flying to tangle in her red mane, pressing her closer. She licked, sucked, flicked, her mouth a masterful instrument of your undoing.
"You’re doing so good for me, sweet girl." Addi mumbles against your pussy.
Her lips created a suction that pulled at your clit, drawing it deeper into her mouth, while her tongue danced around it, teasing, swirling, driving you mad.
Just as you felt the first tremor of an orgasm building, a hot surprise.
"wha-... what are you doing Addison?" you asked, slightly confused in the sudden movement.
Addison’s free hand reached to the bedside table, retrieving a small, sleek vibrator you hadn’t even seen yet.
"It's a surprise my darling." With a low hum, she pressed its vibrating tip directly against your clit, while her mouth remained locked on you, sucking and flicking relentlessly.
"Fucking hell... Addison are you tryin to kill me." you utter, completely exhausted by the pleasure.
"killing you with pleasure my sweetheart." she teases.
The sensation was overwhelming, an explosive combination of intense vibration and her expert oral attention. Your body convulsed, every nerve ending screaming with pleasure.
The hum of the toy resonated through your core, amplifying every lick, every suck of her tongue. You were drowning in sensation, your hips bucking off the bed, a desperate plea for more, for release.
“That’s it darling,” Addison rasped, her voice thick with her own arousal, never breaking contact. “Let it go. Come for me like my good girl.”
"Fuck... Addi." Your orgasm hit you like a tidal wave, a shattering, earth-shaking climax that left you gasping, shaking, your back arching violently as your pussy spasmed around her mouth and the vibrating toy.
Waves of pure, unadulterated pleasure crashed over you, pulling a guttural scream from your throat. Your legs trembled, threatening to give out, as your body shuddered, finally collapsing back onto the pillows, panting, utterly sated.
Addison lingered, her tongue lazily cleaning up the remnants of your passion, before she slowly pulled away, her eyes sparkling with satisfaction. She rose, leaning over you, pressing a soft kiss to your forehead.
“Your turn now-” she whispered, a subtle command in her tone.
You were still reeling but a deep, primal urge to please her stirred within you. Addison gently guided your head down, positioning you between her legs. Her scrub pants were gone, revealing her own lush, perfectly trimmed pussy, already slick and swollen with desire.
A scent of arousal tangy and sweet, filled your nostrils, making your mouth water.
“Make me feel as good as you just did, sweet girl.” she purred, her hand gently resting on the back of your head, a tender but firm pressure.
You didn’t need further instruction.
You lowered your head, your tongue finding her clit, tasting her sweet, musky juices. You licked, swirled, sucked, mimicking her earlier skill, eager to bring her to the same explosive release.
Addison moaned, a low, guttural sound that vibrated against your ear. "Just like that baby, that's perfect... fuck." Her fingers dug into your hair, her hips beginning to undulate, pressing her pussy harder against your mouth. "Harder darlin, don’t you wanna make me cum hmm."
You devoured her harder, your tongue working tirelessly, drawing out her pleasure, feeling the tension build in her body. Her legs trembled, her moans growing louder, more frantic. You could taste her coming, the salt and nectar of her climax filling your mouth as she bucked against you, crying out your name as she shattered, waves of orgasm rippling through her body.
You stayed there, licking her clean, until her breathing finally steadied, both of you slick with sweat and the beautiful mess of shared pleasure. Addison pulled you up onto her chest, wrapping her arms around you, pulling you close against her warm, naked body.
"Fuck you’re good at that baby. That was awesome." Addi remarks honestly.
Your pussies pressed together, still throbbing, a silent promise of more to come.
You drifted off, utterly spent, enveloped in her scent, her warmth, and the lingering aftershocks of her exquisite care.
Later...much later-you lie tangled in her sheets, breath slowing, skin still warm, the city quiet outside the windows.
Addison traces lazy patterns on your arm.
“Hey.” she murmurs, fingers gently nibbling at your jaw.
“Mm?”
“Tomorrow-” she says, thoughtful now. “We’re back to being very good doctors.”
You smile into the pillow. “And tonight?”
She presses a kiss to your shoulder. “Tonight, you’re mine.”
You turn toward her, heart full and racing all at once.
“Good.” you whisper with a smile. “I was hoping you’d say that.”
END
--Sevan069
Control Failure
Natasha Romanoff (G!P) x Fem Reader
By summer2224
18+ SMUT G!P
18+ SMUT/ EXPLICIT SMUT.
Months of almosts, late-night conversations, lingering touches during training, Natasha Romanoff has perfected restraint. So have you. The line never breaks… until a simple heartbeat monitor tells the truth neither of you have been saying out loud.
November 29-Dec 2, 2025
(6714 Words)
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The training room is empty except for the hum of equipment and the soft click of Natasha’s boots against the floor.
It’s always quieter when it’s just the two of you.
Overqualified
Wanda Maximoff (CEO) x Fem Reader
By summer2224
18+
Sexual Content 18+
Practice writing in Past tense
You walked away from the empire you helped build, burned by power, broken by the man who used you, and determined to never be vulnerable again. Now you're applying for a quiet, forgettable job beneath a woman who doesn’t forget anyone.
Wanda Maximoff isn’t supposed to interview junior hires. She’s not supposed to care. But the moment she sees you, brilliant, guarded, dangerous in your silence, she can’t look away.
4523 Words
Written January 1-6th 2024
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The elevator hummed like a held breath.
Fifty floors above Manhattan, the air tasted different. Polished, cold. Even before the doors opened, you could feel the gravity shift, pressure, presence, prestige. The kind of atmosphere built not by glass and steel, but by power. Unspoken, unyielding.
You smoothed your coat down your arms as you stepped out.
Reception was minimal, brutalist. Slate gray floors, soft recessed lighting, and one long pane of smoked glass stretched behind a carved obsidian desk. The receptionist, barely twenty three, perfectly symmetrical, blank eyed, looked up, blinked once, and smiled like she’d been programmed for it.
“Name?”
Your voice was calm, low.
“Y/n Y/l/n”
Hey, hope you’re good! I do have a fluffy Mel x reader request:
Reader has a daughter (her and Mel can or not in a relationship) and Mel shows up in the daughter’s dance class, and in a parent night. Then the reader realizes Melissa is the one.
I loved writing this!!! @babytakeittothehead
Dance Moms
─── SWEET, DUMB & THEIRS → dana evans & emily prentiss
summary » [requested]: after thoroughly breaking you with her strap, emily leaves you on your knees to catch your breath while dana takes her turn — spreading you open, fingering your soaked pussy, and teasing you with the vibrator until you’re shaking. together, they bend you over, overstimulate your clit, and degrade you until you’re nothing but a drooling, obedient fucktoy.
warnings » sub!fem!reader, dom!emily, dom!dana, spitroast, face-fucking, fingering, pussy worship, strap-on use, creampie (implied), forced orgasm, orgasm denial, overstimulation, spanking, slapping, filthy degradation, use of vibrator, intense submission, crying, sobbing, aftercare (emotional and physical), shower scene, worship, emotional comfort
word count » 7k
masterlist 〢 ko-fi
You’re their babygirl.
Soft. Eager. Obedient. That’s what Dana calls you when you’re naked between her thighs, eyes glossy and lips swollen from being kissed too hard and too long. Her voice is low and full of pride, fingers pressed into your jaw to keep your eyes on her as she tells you how pretty you are when you take what you’re given.
That’s what Emily murmurs when you’re on your knees, her fingers stroking your hair gently just before she grips it tight and tilts your head up so you see the hunger in her eyes.
They didn’t just fuck you. They claimed you. Broke you open piece by piece, rewired the way your body responds to touch, to tone, to the sound of either of them saying your name.
You’re theirs now. And it all started in a bar.
YOU'RE STILL DIRTY {drabble: smut}
rough g!p dom!emily, ex-con!reader, power imbalance, public setting (SUV), semi-public risk, face fucking (briefly referenced), choking (light to rough), degradation, overstimulation, creampie, possessive behavior, emotional tension, cock worship, unprotected sex, explicit language, past sexual history, prison references, light manipulation
You make it six blocks before she finds you.
You hear the door slam before you even see her. Then her voice, low and dangerous, the same voice that used to haunt your nights in the cell. “Didn’t think I’d come looking for you, huh?”
You turn, slow. Emily Prentiss. She’s the reason you went inside in the first place. Three years for grand larceny, forgery, and a weapons charge that would’ve stuck harder if she hadn’t — for some reason you still don’t understand — made something disappear from your file. You were smart, but not smart enough to outplay her. She chased you for eight months before she finally caught you in a warehouse, bloody-knuckled and smiling. You never forgot the look in her eyes the first time she pinned you to the floor and cuffed you. You’d been soaking wet.
You never stopped thinking about her. Even inside. Especially inside.
meet me in the pale moonlight.
vampire countess!wanda x human painter!reader
summary: In the early 1870s, the young and renowned Y/N arrives in the bustling New York City looking for a new start. Little does she know that a creature of the night lurks in the shadows and that there’s something sinister about the woman she’s become enamoured of, the elusive Countess Maximoff.
warnings/tags: dom!wanda, fem sub!reader, smut, oral, cunniIingus, fingering, mas0chism, blood klnk, hints of humiliation and praise klnk, thigh and foot riding, age gap if you squint, wanda calls r pet, 18+ / MINORS DNI
word count: 10,284
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