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Sex pollen - Clark Kent x reader
Word count: 3.2k
Description: When Clark gets poisoned with sex pollen, he tries everything in his power to stay away from you. Until he ends up crashing into your living room, and you have a god on his knees, with your name in his mouth and your body at his will.
Tags/warnings: smut, established relationship, clark is sorry, he gets freaky with his powers, consent kink, breaks you and worships you at the same time, begging, praising, hovering (yes hovering👀), so much dirty talk (he’s feral but sweet), overstimulation.
Note: Guess who watched superman today and got a new man to obsess about🙂↕️ honestly I don’t even know what took over me when I wrote this but all I can say is go ahead, live your best life and enjoy the sweet filth 🫶🏼
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You wake up with a loud crash coming from your living room. You jolt upright from your bed as you hear glass shatter, sprinting toward the noise. You curse as your body, only covered by Clark’s giant shirt, gets hit with the crisp midnight air as wind gushed through your apartment like a hurricane just passed by.
A figure stood where your glass door used to be, leaning weakly on what was left of the frame. You turned on the lamp next to you, illuminating your boyfriend’s stumbling body.
“Clark!?” you exclaim, confused by his abrupt arrival.
He doesn’t look up, just stands there against the frame, chest heaving, fists clenched. Like he is barely holding himself together.
Water Lily - Kisame Hoshigaki x Reader
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The rain was more than welcome.
Kisame never minded the rain, had been born and raised in and around water. He loved that about Amegakure, felt more at home here than he’d ever done in Kiri.
There was just something honest about it, the way its drops washed away every lie, every chance of deceit. Where one could easily hide in the neverending fog of Kiri, they’d have to bare themselves to the world in the rain of Amegakure.
.
It was close to nightfall by the time he made it out of the hidden village.
Kisame could have easily found a bed there, but he wanted to get out, clear his head, and think about the offer he received.
As a Rogue-Nin, he didn’t have that much to choose from. A hidden life, or a life of being chased. He’d never been one to hide away but he was getting older. Maybe he’d one day get tired of hunting down criminals for bounty or fight those who hunt him. Maybe one day he’d want to have a family too.
If Kisame accepted Pain’s offer, he wouldn’t have to worry about money for a while, but the Akatsuki didn’t sound like a group he could walk away from as easily as he did with Kirigakure.
He paused in his musings, forcing the thoughts from his mind to enjoy the wet squelch of his sandals, the cool feeling of rain soaking through his clothes. If there was a river nearby he could take a dip later after he found a bed to sleep in.
-
Lanterns bravely defied the rain, their soft light ready to fight the coming darkness.
It looked warm and welcoming and Kisame spontaneously decided that he would stay here for the night. He moved through the crowd of people, eyes focused on the signs, looking for an Inn. When he stopped in front of one, something tumbled into his side.
When he looked down, two curious bright eyes peered up at him. A child, maybe three years old. Kisame frowned, and waited for the crying that usually followed when small children took sight of his features.
Instead, the kid started beaming, reaching for him with chubby fingers.
“Fishy!” It cried out joyfully. “Big Fishy!”
“Oh, Suzume!” Two arms swooped in and pulled the child away from his leg. It was a young woman, visibly related to the child.
“I am so sorry.” You apologized, not meeting his eye. You were pretty, not unlike a water lily that bloomed in murky water.
“Fishy!” Suzume kept exclaiming, struggling against the arms keeping her away.
“You like fish?” Kisame asked, watched with quiet satisfaction as your eyes finally flew up to his face, and widened at his sight. For some, it was his Hitai-ate, clearly crossed through, for others his animalistic features. He wondered what it was that scared you.
“I love Fish!” The child beamed up at him, not the least bit scared. “My favorite are sharks! Then dolphins. Whales are cool too! And Jellyfish!”
“Why do you like sharks?”
“They are so funny!” Suzume giggled and turned her face to you. “Right, Onee-chan?”
You didn’t answer, your eyes still on him as if you were searching for something.
“Are you looking for a place to sleep?”
“What if I am?”
You nod to the sign above the door. “Old Man Koda rips people off. Our place might not be as big but our prices are honest.”
He’d be a fool to say no to that offer and while Kisame Hoshigake might be known as many things, he’d never been a fool.
-
Kisame hears the pitter-patter of quick little feet before he sees her.
Suzume fails to hide herself, a chubby shadow betraying her efforts to be secretive.
“Fishy?” She asks, whispers way too loudly. “Can I bathe with you? I can scrub your back.”
He wouldn’t have minded a similar offer from her big sister, but he grins at the little girls eagerness. Kisame pushes open the door to Suzume already beaming up at him.
In her arms is a stuffed toy that has seen better days. The shark has lost most of it’s filling and its felt teeth are no longer white but a dirty grey.
“This is Mr. Mimi.” Suzume explains and steps inside the little washroom. “He watches over me.”
“Is that so?”
“Yes.” Suzume nods her head eagerly, walks up to the bathtub and climbs up, takes a seat on the rim. Her movements tell him that this isn’t the first time she’s scrubbed someone’s back.
“Do you bath with your sister?”
“Yes.” She nods. “You have to get into the water.”
“You don’t need to scrub my back.” He tells her, keeping his towel securely around his waist as he takes a seat in the tub. It’s too small for him, but he folds his legs under him and grins up at Suzume. “You can just tell me about Mr. Mimi.”
-
By the time you step inside the washroom, it’s clear that you must have looked for your sister everywhere. Your hair has turned into a frizzy halo around your head as if you pulled at it in desperation and your eyes are red from unshed tears.
“Suzume!” You cry out when you spot her, still sitting on the rim of the bathtub, chubby feet dangling in the cooling water, Mr. Mimi secure in her grasp. “What are you doing?”
“She wanted to scrub my back.” Kisame offers with a grin. “I could barely keep her at bay.”
“I was telling him about Mr. Mimi.” Suzume squirms in your hold. “I’m not done yet.”
“Yes, you are. You should be in bed. And you can’t bother our guests! You know that.”
“But! Mr. Fishy!” Suzume starts crying. “I’m not done yet.”
“Relax, Kiddo.” Suzume immediately stops her wailing at his words. “You can tell me in the morning.”
-
Kisame finds you in the kitchen after that, a pot of curry bubbling in front of you.
“I am sorry about my sister.” You say without looking at you. “She’s normally not that clingy.”
“It’s fine.” He takes a seat at the table, his eyes on your back.
You’re not Shinobi, but you have some sense of Chakra Control. He can taste it like he can taste the possibility of a great fight or the deceit of a stranger.
“You’re not Shinobi.” He’s not asking, but you nod. “Not anymore. My parents took me from the Academy at eleven when my little brother was born. He needed a lot of care and it was cheaper to have me care for him.”
“How do you make money?”
You shrug and put a plate in front of him. He digs in with a quick “Itadakimasu”. It’s delicious.
“I house travelers like you. I mend clothes, bake, whatever needs to be done. I’m not eligible for missions because I never properly graduated, but we make do.”
“Your brother?”
“Dead.”
“Your parents?”
“What do you think?” Your voice is sharp now. He shrugs like you did before.
Why is he even that interested in you? You’re not the first pretty girl he’s seen on his travels.
He should just take you to his room - which coincidentally belongs to you anyway - and get this over with. Tomorrow he can leave with a clearer mind and never think of you again.
But he doesn’t.
Kisame sleeps alone, dreams of rainy days and the gleaming white of a water lily in a murky pond.
-
“Fishy!” Suzume lands heavy on his chest, beams into his face as he blinks.
“It’s way to early.” Kisame grunts and she giggles, tugs at the blanket covering him.
“I gotta tell you about Mr. Mimi!” Suzume exclaims eagerly, climbs under his blanket before he can protest. She’s fast when she wants to be.
That’s how you find them half an hour later, Suzume snuggled into his side, waving Mr. Mimi around as she tells him her dreams while he dozes.
You make breakfast and keep quiet over it, speak only through short glances.
Kisame should get going. Pain didn’t give him an ultimatum, but he’s not someone you keep waiting.
Instead he grabs his trusted sword and a scroll filled with Kunai.
“Is there a place we can train?” He asks. Your eyes are big as you nod. But you don’t disagree, walk him down the street and to a field. The grass is slick with rain, the thick droplets have already soaked through his clothes but neither you nor Suzume seem to mind.
“I don’t know the rules.” Kisame points out gruffly. “But can’t you retake the exam? Become a Genin at any age?”
“Who would look after Suzume?” You ask back and he shrugs, unable to speak. Instead he grabs a bigger branch, cuts away with his Kunai until the shape roughly resembles one and presses it into Suzume’s hands.
“Watch me closely, Drop.” Kisame taps one finger against her temple when she furrows her brows in confusion. “Don’t think. Just watch.”
-
After one week he corners you in the kitchen at night. He doesn’t have to say the words, can already see the answers in your eyes.
Pain can wait a little longer for an answer.
After one month he starts telling you about Kirigakure. The kind of jobs he takes.
Kisame would never say it out loud - doesn’t have to - but there’s a different kind of honesty to his words when he’s with you, alone, only the rain clothing them.
Two months in and he can feel it, the fire in his bones that makes him restless. Kisame’s never been good at staying in one place - never mind that it’s dangerous for someone like him. He needs the constant thrill that only dangerous missions bring.
Kisame’s not surprised that you can read him before he has to say it.
“You should leave.” You point out one night, your head on his chest. “Make some money. You still need to pay your bill with me.”
“And here I thought I paid you off with my body.” He jokes but his humor falls flat.
“Kisame.” You sit up to look down at him. He can barely make out your shape, but he’s grown to memorize you, the curve of your lips, and the swell of your cheeks. “I will never hold you back. If you need to go, you need to go. Besides, I’m almost bored of you anyway.”
“That’s a lie.” He points out and you sigh. “Yeah. But still. I understand. You did enough for us already. We will be fine.”
He doesn’t believe it. Not because he hasn’t seen your progress or has watched Suzume grow from misusing a wooden Kunai to handling a real one, but because it would mean that he no longer has a place with you, will no longer be needed.
Kisame didn’t know he could need to be needed until he was.
So he bows his head and tells you.
-
In the morning he grabs his stuff and pats away Suzume’s tears.
“Hush.” He says, voice gruff. “I’ll be back soon. Look out for your sister. Keep yourself safe.”
“I’ll miss you.” She hugs his leg with all the strength of an almost four year old kid.
“I’ll miss you too.”
You hug him too, but it’s not the same as it is at night. You don’t give yourself up as wholly as you do in the darkness, hold back so much of yourself that it feels like hugging a stranger.
Nothing is certain in a world like theirs, but maybe, just maybe, Pain could bring forth a different one. One where Suzume doesn’t have to learn how to kill. One where you don’t have to be afraid of strangers. One where he can come back to you and stay, knowing no harm will follow him home.
-
Years have carved their marks into his skin.
Suzume will graduate soon, will wear her Hitai-ate with pride.
She still calls him Fishy, still crawls onto his lap when he’s home. Still cries when he leaves eventually. She’s taken a special liking to Itachi too, has scrubbed his back in their bathtub and served him Dango on the few times he brought him over
Kisame blinks against the rain running down his face, doesn’t have to taste it to know it will be salty. Suzume will be heartbroken over Itachi’s death. If only he could keep it from her.
The closer they are getting to their goal, to the world that Pain has promised them, the less faith he has in it.
What good is a world that kills everything he loves?
Kisame’s never been a coward, but he’s no fool either. This will kill him, sooner or later.
-
You welcome him back with a smile and a kiss.
There’s something different about you, but you refuse to tell.
Suzume asks about Itachi and he lies through his teeth, if only to have one more day of peace.
It’s only after dinner, in the warmth of a shared bath, that he recognizes all the signs.
The swell of your belly, the new kind of smile you carry, the gentle way you press his hands to your lower stomach.
It’s the best thing that has ever happened to him, and he can’t even be happy about it.
Tomorrow he will have to leave again. They still have to capture the Eight-tails and the Nine-tails. Who knows when he will be back, if ever.
It’s a testament to your strength and not his that you don’t cry.
Calmly you ask for details, and hold him while he crumbles.
“So you lost faith.” You say quietly when he’s revealed even the last secret. “I can’t say I ever had any.”
“But Amegakure?”
“I don’t think that Amegakure will be able to rise because of violence or pain. Just think of yourself, what kept you here? Wasn’t it our kindness? Kindness will always be stronger than any pain.”
You cradle his face in your hands and look at him in a way he’s only ever seen you do. Like you know him better than he knows himself.
“If you can, come home. It doesn’t matter if we have to run our whole life. It will be a better life with you in it. If you can’t, I will accept it. I will raise this child to think of you with pride. This is the gift I have for you. Do with it what you will.”
He leaves in the morning. The sun isn’t up yet and neither are you.
No one knows what the future will bring. Either way, he’ll have to make a decision.
-.-
You pull Suzume from the Academy before she can graduate.
You resign from your position as a Chunin when your pregnancy becomes obvious.
Kisame has made sure to leave you money with every visit and your savings will take you a long way if you budget right.
In all of this, you keep hoping that he will return in time for the birth of his child.
But you give birth without him, Suzume the only one there to hold your hand through it.
As months turn into a year your hope changes.
You hope that he returns at all.
You hope that he’s still alive.
You hope that he was granted a quick death, that he was allowed to die with dignity.
-.-
The rain is more than welcome.
It washes the dried blood off his face. Most of it is his own.
Kisame still loved that about Amegakure, the way he knew he was coming home just by the rain alone. How it hugged him loosely as he walked through, called him home through the pitter-patter of raindrops.
-
Lanterns bravely defy the rain, their soft light ready to fight the coming darkness.
The village looks as warm and welcoming as the first night he walked through. Although much time has passed, barely anything has changed. When he stops to check his reflection in a window, something tumbles into his side.
When he looks down, two curious bright eyes peer up at him. A boy, maybe one year old, beams up at him, its smile filled with sharp teeth. He frowns, his heart shuddering with the implication.
The kid reaches for him with chubby fingers.
“Fishy!” He cries out joyfully. “Big Fishy!”
Kisame picks him up without a second thought, ignores the pain shooting through his back at the movement.
“Haruto!” Your voice breaks when you recognize him. A choked sob bursts from your lips, then you’re in his arms too, your momentum almost tipping him over.
“Onee-chan, where are you- Ni-san!” Now’s Suzume hanging off him too.
-
It’s way past his bedtime when Kisame finally puts Haruto down to sleep.
He cannot stop looking at him, cannot quell the guilt he feels for missing so many moments already. If things had been just a little bit different, he might never have come back at all.
“Let me look at your injuries.” You ask.
“How did I deserve you?” He asks instead. Your hair is in disarray, feeding Haruto dinner has left stains on your shirt, but you’re still his water lily, unblemished by the dirt of the world.
“By existing.” You tell him firmly, but your voice softens when you continue. “By coming home.”
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