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My Brother, My Brother and Me s1e2 | We Got Our Business Looks
Could I get the main 6 w/ an MC who's always wanting to play with their hair? đđł
Not a problem. Hope this finds you well!
Requests are open~
✠Asraâœ
He could just melt.Â
His hair had never been the easiest to manage.
It often fell a bit too much into his eyes and frequently knotted after a particularly restless night. It curled every which way and stuck up even against the strongest of spells.
But something about you knotting your fingers, through and through and through.Â
He can hardly help but to shudder.Â
And even after the longest of journeys or the toughest of days, his troubles seemed to melt away at the mere brush of your finger tips.Â
Perhaps it was magic, perhaps something stronger, heâd never know for sure. But by the Gods he was grateful none the less.Â
Again, please, again.Â
Oh hum . . . pure bliss.Â
â Julian â
Oh yes please.Â
The moment your fingers are wrung in his curls heâs all limp bones and mush.Â
Heâll hum and coo, all but purring from each and every weave of your touch.Â
Heâs a bitten lip and pressed tongue away from moaning, a feeble threat of uncouthness keeping him in check.Â
Part of him fears heâs on the brink of desperation, perhaps keening a bit too close, arching a tad too far.Â
But as your lips press against the shell of his ear and your hands rack against his scalp he canât bring himself to care.Â
Heâd ask you not to stop, but he fears he may break away into a groan.Â
The bob of his throat and the flush along his cheek bones will have to suffice.Â
â Nadia â
Oh she does enjoy that.Â
Sheâs enraptured by the patterns your hands braid through her violet locks, each more intricate than the last.Â
Thereâs something so intimate about it. The way you twirl a strand of her hair around your fingers and draw her closer towards your touch.Â
She canât help but feel exposed by it, her hands nearly impulsing to shield herself.Â
But despite the initial discomfort, the immediate aftermath is a wave of relief.Â
Relief to be near to you, held together by your touch and pulled closer by your ministrations.Â
Never before has anyone seen her like this.Â
And should she have it her way, no one else ever will.Â
⌠Portia âŒ
It lulls her right to sleep.Â
Without fail, sheâll last maybe a few minutes before you catch wind of her deep breathing.Â
She fights it, insists she wonât, but she canât seem to help her lids growing heavy and the poorly stifled yawns.Â
It just makes her feel so . . . safe. Like she can finally, finally, rest. Even if for just a moment.Â
Each twirl of her curls, each thrum of your fingers against her skin, it makes her heart slow.Â
Smooth, steady, beats.Â
Bu-dump, bu-dump, bu-dump.Â
Sheâs at peace.Â
â Muriel â
He doesnât understand why youâd want to, but he certainly isnât going to stop you.Â
Not when you run your fingers through his hair so gently, working out any knots and tangles, only to re-braid the locks over again.Â
He may pout a bit, his lower lip jutting out just slightly and his gaze cast aside, but itâs clear heâs enraptured with the motions.Â
He thrums in pleasure, a shadow of calm passing over his features with every thread of hair.Â
Heâll never admit it, but he likes it better when youâre the one who braids back his bangs, adorning the design with a forest green ribbon and a calming touch.Â
Thereâs just something about you caring for him, this simple gesture of life made more lovely because of you.Â
Heâs forever grateful.Â
â Lucio â
Heâs not shy nor is he subtle.Â
In fact, heâs downright needy, practically begging for you to perform the gesture as a regular part of his evening ritual.Â
Heâll mew and pout, dropping his shoulders and widening his gaze, all in an effort to lure in the calming touch.Â
And when you do, he melts. Sighing and humming, curling into your ministrations and nuzzling into your embrace.Â
Heâs vocal, not only in his pleasures but in his praises. His thanks comes in waves, in brushes of his lips and whispered marvels.Â
He swears youâre made of magic and vows his eternal devotion. Anything to keep your hands on him.Â
More, more, give him more.Â
Heâs not too proud to beg.Â
Random Headcanon: That Federation vessels in Star Trek seem to experience bizarre malfunctions with such overwhelming frequency isnât just an artefact of the television serial format. Rather, itâs because the Federation as a culture are a bunch of deranged hyper-neophiles, tooling around in ships packed full of beyond-cutting-edge tech they donât really understand. Endlessly frustrating if you have to fight them, because they can pull an effectively unlimited number of bullshit space-magic countermeasures out of their arses - but theyâre as likely as not to give themselves a lethal five-dimensional wedgie in the process. All those rampant holograms and warp core malfunctions and accidentally-traveling-back-in-time incidents? That doesnât actually happen to anyone else; itâs literally just Federation vessels that go off the rails like that. And they do so on a fairly regular basis.
So to everyone else in the galaxy, all humans are basically Doc Brown.
Aliens who have seen the Back to the Future movies literally donât realise that Doc Brown is meant to be funny. Theyâre just like âyes, that is exactly what all human scientists are like in my experienceâ.
THE ONLY REASON SCOTTY IS CHIEF ENGINEER INSTEAD OF SOMEONE FROM A SPECIES WITH A HIGHER TECHNOLOGICAL APTITUDE IS BECAUSE EVERYONE FROM THOSE SPECIES TOOK ONE LOOK AT THE ENTERPRISEâS ENGINE ROOM AND RAN AWAY SCREAMING
vulcan science academy: why do you need another warp core
humans: weâre going to plug two of them together and see if we go twice as fast
vsa: last time we gave you a warp core you threw it into a sun to see if the sun would go twice as fast
humans: hahaha yeah
humans: it did tho
vsa: IT EXPLODED
humans: it exploded twice as fast
I love this. Especially because of how well it plays with my headcanon that the Federation does so much better against the Borg than anyone else because beating the Borg with military tactics is nigh-impossible, but beating them with wacky superscience shenanigans works as long as theyâre unique wacky superscience shenanigans.
Yeah, I love this.
Reminds me of the thing I wrote a while back about Humans in high fantasy realms - theyâre basically Team Fuck It Hold My Beer I Got This.
Impulsive, passionate to a fault, the social structures they build to try and regulate this hotheadedness ironically creates even greater levels of sheer bull-headedness. Even their âcoolerâ heads take action in months or weeks.
All their great heroes of the past were impossibly rash by galactic standards. Humans Just Go With It, which is their great flaw but also their greatest strength.
klingons: okay we donât get it
vulcan science academy: get what
klingons: you vulcans are a bunch of stuffy prisses but youâre also tougher, stronger, and smarter than humans in every single way
klingons: why do you let them run your federation
vulcan science academy: look
vulcan science academy: this is a species where if you give them two warp cores they donât do experiments on one and save the other for if the first one blows up
vulcan science academy: this is a species where if you give them two warp cores, they will ask for a third one, immediately plug all three into each other, punch a hole into an alternate universe where humans subscribe to an even more destructive ideological system, fight everyone in it because theyâre offended by that, steal their warp cores, plug those together, punch their way back here, then try to turn a nearby sun into a torus because that was what their initial scientific experiment was for and they didnât want to waste a trip.Â
vulcan science academy: they did that last week. we have the write-up right here. itâs getting published in about six hundred scientific journals across two hundred different disciplines because of how many established theories their ridiculous little expedition has just called into question. also, they did turn that sun into a torus, and no one actually knows how.Â
vulcan science academy: this is why we let them do whatever the hell they want.Â
klingons: âŠ. can we be a part of your federation
Come to think of it, I mean. Look at the âfirst human warp driveâ thing in the movie. That was⊠Not how Vulcans would have done it.
you know what the best evidence for this is? Deep Space 9 almost never broke down. minor malfunctions that irritated OâBrien to hell and back, sure, but almost none of the truly weird shit that befell Voyager and all the starships Enterprise. what was the weirdest malfunction DS9 ever had? the senior staff getting trapped as holosuite characters in Our Man Bashir, and that was because a human decided to just dump the transporter buffer into the stationâs core memory and hope everything would work out somehow, which is a bit like swapping your computerâs hard drive out for a memory card from a PlayStation 2 and expecting to be able to play a game of Spyro the Dragon with your keyboard and mouse.
you know what, Iâm not done with this post. letâs talk about the Pegasus. the USS Fucking Pegasus, testbed for the first Starfleet cloaking device. here we have a handful of humans working in secret to develop a cloaking device in violation of a treaty with the Romulans. theyâre playing catchup trying to develop a technology other species have had for a century. and what do they do? do they decide to duplicate a Romulan cloaking device precisely, just see if they can match what other species have? nope. they decide, hey, while weâre at it, while weâre building our very first one of these things, just to find out if this is possible, letâs see if we can make this thing phase us out of normal space so we can fly through planets while weâre invisible.
âbut whyâ said the one Vulcan in the room.
âbecause that would fucking ruleâ said the humans, high-fiving each other and slamming cans of 24th-century Red Bull.
there must be like twenty different counselling groups for non-human engineering students at Starfleet Academy, and every week in every single one of them someone walks in and starts up with a story like âour assignment was to repair a phaser emitter and my one human classmate built a chronometric-flux toaster that toasts bread after youâve eaten it.â
Humans get mildly offended by the way they are presented in non-human media.
Like:Â âGuys, we totally wouldnât do that!â But this always fails to get much traction, because the authors can always say: âYou totally did.â
âThat was ONE TIME.âÂ
Thereâs that movie where humans invented vaccines by just testing them on people. Or the one about those two humans who invented powered flight by crashing a bunch of prototypes. Or the one about electricity.Â
And human historians go, âOh, uh, this is historically accurate, but also kind of boring.â To which the producers respond: âHow is doing THIS CRAZY THING boring????????â
There are entire serieses of horror movies where the premise is âWe stopped paying attention to the human and ey found the technology.â
reblog for new meta. RE that last line: McGuyver.Â
âMacGuyverâ is the equivalent of Vulcan vintage human horror television.
during orientation at a human college, vulcans are presented with a list of swear words.Â
âwhat is the word âfuckâ for,â the innocent young vulcans want to know. âsurely there are more logical intensity modifiers.â
âyeah, youâd think so,â say the weary, jaded vulcan professors. âyouâd really fucking think so.â
there is a phrase in vulcan for âthe particular moment you understand what the word âfuckâ is forâ.Â
This is why the Federation is the only organisation to ever stand a chance against the Borg
The Borg can adapt to the brilliant millitary strategies of the Romulan Star Empire, the Klingons and even the cold logical intellectual prowess of the vulcans
The Borg werenât prepared for a starship captain to lure them into his 50âČs noir detective holo-novel and then machine gun them to death with a weapon made out of hard light
This thread is amazing. Even as a baby star trek nerd that only really knows the new movies.
âthere is a phrase in vulcan for âthe particular moment you understand what the word âfuckâ is forâ.â
I just died
I lost my shit at âtoasts your bread after youâve eaten itâ
Oh please please someone write this
sharing the joy that is this thread
Oh god yes.
This is why Q loves them and the rest of the Continuum hates them. Itâs like,Â
Other Qs: Oh dear god, did you see that? They somehow managed to leap into the core of the multiverse where everything happens at once, and instead of going insane, they mutated into salamanders.
Q: I know! That was awesome!
Other Qs: Oh shut up.
Q: Let me show you this reality-recording I have of one of them managing to make time go backwards!
Other Qs: Oh god now youâve gotten him started.
I feel itâs only fair to point out that in DS9, when the ship gets taken over by a weirs rot of space parasite that was lonely, O'Brien immediately considers it to be a puppy in need of love and BUILDS IT A KENNEL OUT OF PROGRAMMING SO THAT IT CAN LIVE ON THE PLATFORM WITH HIM.
Iâm very very very tempted to draw a comic with these two dressed like THIS!
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A minute compilation of Crowleyâs most tender/vulnerable moments with Aziraphale. Iâm soft ;A;Â
On Ways to Say I Love You
"I love you"
Crowley says it every morning and every evening and a thousand times in between. It's addictive. He's had to hold back for 6000 years and now that the floodgates are open it's impossible for him to stop the affection from spilling from his lips. Not that he wanted to.
"I love you"
He says it when Aziraphale's already asleep at night and he says it first thing when he wakes up. He says it when they're having breakfast and when they're driving in the Bentley. In St. James' Park, at the Ritz, back in the bookshop.
"I love you"
Aziraphale is reading and Crowley is lying with his head in his lap, half asleep but conscious enough to whisper it as he kisses his hand.
"I love you"
He gasps it against Aziraphale's lips between kisses, against his chest, his stomach, between his thighs.
Mumbles it when he's comfortably tucked against Aziraphale's side afterwards, listening to his heartbeat as he gently drifts off to sleep.
"I love you"
"You like saying that a lot, don't you, my love?"
"Why, well, uh yeah. Shouldn't I?"
"Oh good Lord, no. No, I quite like it. Love it, actually, er...I just-"
He pauses for a moment, shifting his weight in his seat on the couch in the bookshop's backroom, then takes a deep breath and continues.
"My dear Crowley, you know I love you more than anything, right?"
"Of course, angel, what-?"
"Because sometimes I worry because, you know, I don't say it out loud as much but I think about it so much. I love you, Crowley, I think about that all the time and I just wanna make sure you know that"
"Angel, I-", the words get stuck somewhere in his chest the first time he tries to respond, so Crowley takes a moment to carefully brush a strand of hair out of Aziraphale's face before clearing his throat and trying again.
"Angel, I, well, I know that you love me back, how could I not, I mean, look. You may not say the words as much but it's always there. It's in the way you always take my hand when we walk somewhere and it's in that look you give me when i tell a corny joke and you really really don't wanna laugh at it but you can't help it and you look so annoyed and yet so fond and, and yes maybe that's the reason why I pepper jokes like that into our conversations more often lately but uh, that's besides the point, the point is er-", he seems to momentarily have lost his train of thought and Aziraphale waits patiently for him to continue, taking one of Crowley's hands in his.
"What I'm trying to say, angel", he speaks a bit slower now as he continues, giving himself more time to think, "is I, I feel loved by you. So, so loved. I don't think I've ever felt as loved before. Don't think anyone ever held me as tenderly either."
You would never let me fall and break.
Crowley stares at their linked hands for a few seconds, a soft smile slowly spreading over his features.
"But do you know what my favourite thing is?"
"No, but do tell, my dear"
"Your love is not ineffable. It's tangible. Angel, you love me in a way I can understand."
Crowley: how would you like your coffee?
Aziraphale: as dark and bitter as my soul
Crowley: one vanilla latte with extra sugar and whipped cream coming right up
Human AU where Crowley is a florist and supplies the flowers, trees, etc. for a restaurant called âThe Gardenâ, which has little gardens along the walls and trees in corners and waterfalls with ponds and fish
But yet it doesnât feel daunting and uninviting, it feels cozy and safe, and itâs accessible and they offer accommodations and the food is amazing and Crowley is always annoyed because he thinks it must be super expensive, but at least they know how to take care of plants
But no! No, itâs just as affordable as any mid-tier pub, itâs just that itâs so popular that you have to book a table, which always costs more. Baffled, Crowley asks the man who comes to help him bring in a new, smaller orange tree (the old one got too big and had to be returned), âHow does this place make any profit with all the expenses?â
âWho says this restaurant is for-profit?â the man retorts, his white hair all stuck up and a smutch of flour smeared above his blue eyes. âI just like cooking and making the restaurant pretty.â
Crowley nearly drops the orange tree.
âAre you the devil?â
âAm I theâ excuse me?â Mr. Crowley looked down at Nadine with obvious surprise.
At the coffee shop where Nadine worked, across the street from Mr. Fellâs, her co-workers were convinced he was. They said Mr. Crowley had snakeâs eyes behind those sunglasses, and maybe black wings too. And it was true that Mr. Fell seemed not to have aged since heâd opened the shop. Hazel was the one who clinched it, though, asking the obvious question. Why else would sweet Mr. Fell be with a guy like that?
Nadine had spied on him for weeks. When she saw Mr. Crowley snap his fingers and disappear, she knew the truth. âI want to make a deal,â she said, with a courage that came not from some fire within but from simply being at the end of the road. âFor my soul.â
Mr. Crowley sighed and leaned back against the doorjamb of the shop. âAnd what kind of favor from the devil do you think is worth your soul? Fame, fortune? Short-sighted, you humans are. What, 80 years here on Earth to enjoy it, and an eternity in Hell.â
Nadine reminded herself that it was a good thing that Mr. Crowley hadnât denied being the devil. âItâs worth it,â she said. âMy husband is sick.â
For a second, Mr. Crowleyâs demeanor softened, making him look decidedly undemonic. But he quickly grew cool and impassive again. âNope, canât help you. Out.â
Nadine held her ground. âPlease! I will do anything!â
âKeep your voice down!â Mr. Crowley hissed. âDo you know how hard it is to get him to actually sleep?â
And then Nadine heard another voice from within the shop. âMy dear?â
Mr. Crowley let out a low (but frankly terrifying) growl at Nadine as Mr. Fell rounded the door, looking sleepy, although he was fully dressed.
It was easier for Nadine to address Mr. Fellâwell, unsurprisingly, it was easier to address anyone who was not possibly the devil. âI came to make a deal withââ she pointed a shaking hand at Mr. Crowley. âLike you did.â Mr. Fell looked confused. âSoâso that youâre immortal.â
Mr. Fellâs lovely blue eyes went wide. âYouâŠthink I traded my soul for eternal life?â
It had not occurred to Nadine that she might be misunderstood on this point. âWellâuhââ she stammered, âyou live together, so we assumedââ
A look of delight crossed Mr. Fellâs face. âYou think I traded sex for eternal life. To him.â His eyes flicked to his husband. âNow that is an interesting idea.â
Mr. Crowleyâs face had gone bright red. âIt is not, I will not have people think that I wouldââ He sputtered. âThat you wouldââ
Mr. Fell was dissolving in giggles. âIâm sorry. Iâm sorry,â he gasped, holding up a hand, but he couldnât stop laughing. He managed to say, âCome in, Nadine,â and she did, wondering when sheâd told him her name, before she found herself sitting on a couch with a cup of tea that as far as she could tell, had come from nowhere.
Wiping his eyes, Mr. Fell said, âIâm afraid itâs not possible to meet the devil in my bookshop, heâs much too large. What did you need, my dear?â
Nadineâs cup rattled in its saucer. She looked at Mr. Crowley. âYou canât help me? But Iâm willing to tradeââ
Mr. Fellâs voice grew graver. âI wouldnât keep saying that, Nadine, someone down there will eventually hear you.â
âBut I mean it! My soul for my husbandâs life!â
As Mr. Fellâs expression filled with sympathy, Mr. Crowley gave an exasperated growl. âAziraphale, no.â
Mr. Fell just frowned at him. âI am perfectly capable ofââ
âOh, yeah? Letâs see it.â
Nadineâs cup ended up missing the saucer altogether, landing on the floor, as she watched two beautiful white wings spread out from Mr. Fellâs back.
âYouâre an angel?â she gasped.
Mr. Crowley was still glaring at her. âAnd do you see that weak glow? Should be blinding. And do you know why that is? Because he spent today visiting the heart ward.â He switched his focus to his husband now. âShouldnât have done, should you? And now you want to go to the cancer ward, but you canât because I am not dealing with you either endangering your health or coming home heartbroken that you couldnât save them all.â
âWell,â said Mr. Fell in what was a remarkably calm voice for someone getting scolded in such a menacing tone, although maybe angels were just naturally brave, âthat does suggest one other possibility.â
âNo, it does not. One of us has to keep up their strength, you never know when theyâll come back. My job is to protect you, angel, and if that means I canât do this, then I justâI just wonât.â Mr. Crowleyâs voice broke just a little on the last word.
Mr. Fellâs eyes grew soft. âOh, my dear. Yes, I understand. I shouldnât have asked. Iâm sorry.â
Mr. Crowley folded his arms again. âRight. So itâs settled.â
Mr. Fell turned back to Nadine, who was still holding a saucer with nothing on it. âIâm very sorry, my dear, butââ
âFine!â Mr. Crowley growled suddenly, throwing his hands up in the air and making both of them jump. âBut I am charging a price. You wanted a deal with the devil, Iâll give you one.â
Mr. Fell was looking at his husband with surprise that quickly brightened into a rather dazed adoration.
âI thought you werenâtââ Nadine started.
Mr. Crowley removed his sunglasses. Nadine dropped the saucer.
âIâm close enough,â he assured her as he stalked closer. âAnd this is my price. For the life of your husband, and only him: not a word about this to anybody. Ever. Aziraphale already does too much, I wonât have the whole of humanity knocking down the bookshop door.â
âYou donât want my soul?â Nadine squeaked.
âHe already owns mine, dear,â Mr. Fell said, in an extremely fond voice, âalong with my heart. I donât think he needs anyone elseâs.â
For the second time in the evening, Nadine watched Mr. Crowley lose his composure, a bright red blush flaming over his face. He seemed not to know what to do with his hands. âAngel, for Hellâs sake!â he snapped quietly, shoving his sunglasses back on.
The next day, Nadine wasnât surprised to find the entire cancer ward making miraculous recoveries. After all, she knew what it was like to love someone so strongly that you would do anything for him.
This one was my husbandâs idea! Â
Mr. Fellâs bookshop ficlet # 1Â here
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Inspired by Adamâs aura :) Also, see how much I love you guys? I drew backgrounds.
Crowley and Aziraphale stumbling into Crowleyâs apartment, frantic kisses being passed between them, pulling at each otherâs clothes until Crowley finally manages to get Aziraphale crowded and pressed up against a wall, a knee wedged between his thighs. thereâs more frantic kisses being passed between them before Crowley slowly starts making his way down, kissing, nipping, licking down his Angelâs jaw, his throat, and Aziraphaleâs moaning, whimpering softly, little gasps leaving his throat, completely into it, his hand finding his way into Crowleyâs hair and Crowleyâs completely into that.Â
âŠuntil the hand in his hair suddenly goes tense, tugging his head away, âwait, wait, wait,â Aziraphale chants, still breathless and Crowley does, stiff, searching his Angelâs face, afraid that heâs done something wrong, that heâs somehow hurt him.Â
âwhatâs wrong, Angel?â
Aziraphaleâs eyes flicker behind him, his pupils blown wide and Crowley canât help the pleased feeling that flows through him at the sight, knowing that heâs the one responsible. âthe plants.â
âthe- the plants?âÂ
âyes, the plants, my dear. weâve been giving them quite the show, Iâm afraid. I was just thinking that perhaps we should move this to the bedroom before we go any further? I would hate to traumatize them after all the lovely work youâve put into them.âÂ
if i had my way, i would be yours
painting is too damn hard i give up
Zira, watching AJ pulling on a door that clearly says âpushâ: Iâve been watching him do this for the last ten minutes. I donât have the heart to tell him to push. // Crow, recording him: Pull harder! //
i almost choked on my snacks so yâknow
theyâre married, Harold.
I just really loved Good Omens and those angel and demons so much.
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