Author's Note: So I've had this idea of a dirtier meaning to OTC for a few years now, and I've always wanted to write a fic based on it, but I never had the inspiration to until today. Part 2 is already in progress.
Warning(s)-Slight smut
Credits: Divider by @cursed-carmine, Photos from Pinterest, Gif credit to owner.
Synopsis-How OTC came to be.
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Y/N was the one to come up with the three letters that the WWE universe would eventually come to know as, OTC.
But OTC didn't originally stand for Original Tribal Chief, at least not to her. OTC had a whole different meaning, dirtier, sexier, a meaning that only she and Roman would ever truly know.
"OTC" stood for "One Thick Cock," a nickname Roman loved and that stuck with him ever since. Of course it would; Roman never hid the fact that he was proud of how long, thick, and meaty his cock was. His cock made all the women spread their legs willingly for him, and he loved it.
It all started when Y/N, who was the backstage interviewer for both RAW and Smackdown, accidentally walked into what she thought was an empty locker room, only for her to be met with a fully naked Roman Reigns standing in the middle of the room. Y/N froze as soon as she saw the godlike man standing there proudly and looking at her with a smirk on his face. You would think he would be angry at her for intruding or tell her to get out. But no, Roman just seemed a little too pleased with himself, for whatever reason.
"I think you got the wrong locker room, baby girl," Roman smiled cheekily as he spread his legs apart a little further.
Y/N was frozen on the spot, but she couldn't stop her eyes from roaming over every inch of muscle on that man's body. Her eyes traveled lower and lower until she found herself letting out a breathy gasp at the sight of his long, thick cock that looked semi-hard. She felt her mouth starting to drool at how meaty it was.
"That is one Otc," she blurted out quickly before she could fully stop herself.
Roman heard her, even though she thought she was being quiet with her little comment.
"Otc, huh?" he chuckled while shaking his head, intrigued by her statement. "What does that mean?"
Y/N finally managed to snap out of it and come back to reality. She looked at Roman with wide eyes.
"No- no- nothing, i- it me- means nothing", she stuttered nervously, not wanting to admit the truth that she was just describing his cock
Before Roman could press on for more answers, Y/N was out of the room before he had time to blink.
"Otc," he whispered to himself with a slight glint in his eyes, his gaze falling down onto his now rock-hard cock that was just begging for attention.
I really wish fan fic readers knew how big of an impact their comments can have on the writers.
I woke up this morning feeling pretty depressed and forlorn. This time of the year is always rough for me. This year I've been managing much better than usually, thanks to my writing, but this morning was rough.
Then my latest chapter got couple uplifting comments, and especially the one that was very appreciative of the way I've handled polyamory in Dice & Demons really lifted my spirits. I was back writing much faster than I would have without that boost.
Meanwhile another writer I'm talking with regularly got a negative (and unusually personal) comment on their latest work. There were plenty positive ones too, but those sharp ones tend to prick deep and often leave a long-lasting mark. For them, that one comment turned the day much worse.
We both write because we want to. Because we enjoy the process and like telling stories. But it does not mean that we wouldn't love getting comments. Especially the ones that tell that we are on the track with our weird little ideas and takes can be very impactful.
Tiny Grammar Cheatsheet: Hyphens, En, and Em Dashes
Hyphens ( - ) are the shortest and are used to:
‣ link elements in a compound word: dog-owner
‣ separate some affixes from the rest of the word: pre-election
‣ (sometimes) take the place of the en dash indicating range: pages 24-66
‣ indicate stuttering or abrupt interruption: M-m-micheal?
‣ spell out a word letter for letter: I said we are c-l-o-s-e-d.
En Dashes ( – ) are shorter than em dashes. They indicate a range and could usually be replaced with "from" and "to":
✓ I lived in New York 2015–2020. ⭤ I lived in New York from 2015 to 2020.
But: ✗ I lived in New York from 2015–2020.
Em Dashes ( — ) are longest. They are used:
‣ to call attention to the content they separate from the rest of the sentence and emphasize it
‣ in place of commas and parentheses: When he finally apologized—after four weeks of silence—she was no longer interested in hearing him out.
‣ in place of a colon, especially to summarize, explain, or expand upon the preceding clause in a dramatic manner: After months of deliberation, the jurors reached a unanimous verdict—guilty.
‣ to summarize or note the common link in a list: Sweet, sour, salty, bitter—all tastes the cook loved to experiment with.
‣ to set off or introduce defining phrases and lists: The shop's selection of three flavors—strawberry, mint, and chocolate—was never enough variety.
‣ to indicate a new direction: I agree with you, but James—he felt otherwise.
to indicate hesitation: Well, I think—Yeah, I guess it is concerning.
Fun Fact: en dashes received their name because the dash is the length of the letter N, while the em dash is the length of the letter M.
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