i think its so funny how over time people have started referring to the reader as a separate entity
like on posts outside of the story we’re like “damn they’re going through it”
as if reader isn’t you me we and us
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i think its so funny how over time people have started referring to the reader as a separate entity
like on posts outside of the story we’re like “damn they’re going through it”
as if reader isn’t you me we and us
def would be obsessed w a part 2 of the sonar fic :33
Bat-Brained Decisions
Prompt: You thought you were just helping your best friend through a rough month. He thought he could handle it. Now he’s under you, overstimulated, fanged, and begging.
Pairing(s): Victor (Sonar) x vampire!reader
Warnings: NSFW, Dirty smut, oral sex (f receiving), face sitting, overstimulation, biting, vaginal sex, creampies, multiple, breeding, knotting, bat boy go stupid, he go crazy
A/N: might make besties sonar x vampy reader a series type shit, like a daily look into their lives when they fuck JAJAJAJA also IM AWARE THIS TOOK A LONG TIME TO PUT OUT…….i got to busy doing other shit
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You prance around the office, taking a small shortcut to the break room. It’s been a couple of months since the whole incident with Sonar went down.
Literally.
He went down on you.
On the floor of your apartment, back against your couch, face buried between your thighs until you could barely remember your own name. He’d made a complete mess of himself and you, and then both of you just… ordered food and watched something stupid like nothing life-altering had happened.
And honestly? It hadn't.
You can’t say much has changed since then. You both went right back to your usual shenanigans like it hadn’t happened at all. The two of you still bicker, still talk shit, still flirt just to piss off everyone around you. Best friends first, menaces always.
If anything, the only real “win” from that night was that you finally broke up with your boyfriend.
𝗠𝗮𝘀𝗸 𝗦𝗹𝗶𝗽
Pairing: Sonar x Hero!Reader
Summary: You and Sonar don't exactly get along. After one bad interaction, you two have become about as compatible as oil and water. But then Malevola gives you an invitation to a house party out of the blue and after you make a discovery that wasn't meant for your eyes, it has you looking at him a little differently.
Content: 21.3k words. 18+, MDI. AFAB. Enemies to lovers adjacent (more like petty inconveniences to lovers). Sonar being an obnoxious little perv. Restraint via telepathy, biting, P in V, creampie, switch dynamics, breast play.
Notes: I don't know, I never thought I'd be here, and yet here we are. I blame it on my crush on Moistcr1tikal. Inspired by the fan art from ☆ Purple | Sonar Nation ☆ on tiktok, they get all the credit, sonar's happy trail has infected my brain like a worm. Gif by @seashellisinmyheart, divider by @omi-resources
You shouldn't be here. You don't know why you are, but your feet have picked themselves up and carried you here anyway. The uncertainty, the hesitation makes the hallway you're standing in daunting somehow, as simple as it is. Barren, pale walls lined with polished doors; clean tiled floors so pristine that you can practically use them as mirrors; the light fixtures on the ceiling above dot the corridor in a bright glow. It all seems so expensive, decorated with the kind of interior design that's so immaculate and exorbitant that you're concerned that you might leave tracks in your wake, dirt smudges and shoe prints.
You contemplate turning around and leaving, but curiosity keeps you cemented in place. Music thumps past the barrier of the door, seeping through the wood, and you know that it must be absolutely blaring inside the apartment if you can hear from this side of the threshold. It's something upbeat, energetic, good for dancing. There's no way they're going to make it through the entire night without one of the next-door neighbors raising a noise complaint to whatever manager might be in the building.
You could leave. Right now. No one would notice. You hadn't exactly confirmed that you would show up at all. You'd somewhat left it vague, and when she had sent you the text of what you'd assumed to be her address and apartment number this evening, all you had responded with was an unsure, "I'll see if I can make it," and you threw in a heart emoji at the end for good measure. In the hopes that it made the response seem a little less rigid and disinterested, but it mostly just made it awkward. Somehow, you felt as though you've never held a conversation in your entire life.
Despite all of your doubts, you can't deny that you are intrigued. That just maybe you had been a little excited — and extremely bewildered — when Malevola had approached you this Tuesday, making herself known by placing a gentle hand on your shoulder to get your attention. Your teammates had gone quiet around you, the pair falling into a fascinated hush as you turned to acknowledge her with a smile. Though you're sure that the confusion you had felt was still apparent, eyebrows raising when you greeted her.
It's not like you're unfamiliar with the Z-Team. It's impossible to work at the Torrance branch and not be somewhat aware of them. They're notorious. A group of ex-villains becoming employed under the counsel of SDN made for a lot of heavy gossip. Old cons, murderers, petty thieves trying to turn a new leaf. And despite you being a few ranks higher, up in the D-Team, you've managed to have your fair share of run-ins out on the field with a few of its members — especially one member in particular, because you were just oh so lucky in that way.
☁️ okay but what about catching pope jerking off in your bed with a pair of your panties | thots ☁️
✶ pairing | andrew pope cody x f!reader ✶ word count | 2.1k ✶ warning(s) | 🔞 smut; dirty talk, getting caught, praise kink, panty kink, masturbation (m), boyfriend pope, voyeurism
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say you come home to your apartment after running some errands expecting to find him where you left him - only he doesn't come to greet you with an arm slung around your shoulder and a kiss dropped onto the side of your temple.
when you check, he's not in the living room, and you don't hear the god awful pipes clanking in the walls so he's not taking a shower. you try calling out but there's no response.
surely he wouldn't leave without telling you, right? besides, he doesn't have a job lined up any time soon. he told you he wanted to spend time with you so where the hell is he?
then what sounds like a faint curse comes from the depths of your apartment in the direction of your bedroom so you shrug and follow the noise only to freeze, brows nearly touching your hairline, gut clenching hotly at what you find.
have to, get to — pope cody
you feel a deep affection for the little girl who wanders into the store you work at unaccompanied and a deep vitriol for her seemingly neglectful father. when she is given over to the custody of her uncle, it's easy to see he's way out of his depth. less easy to see how completely obsessed with you he is. ( 9.6k words )
warnings : gun mentions, clear neglect of lena on baz's part, reader has an extremely strained relationship with her father, parental abuse, food insecurity, age gap (reader is twenty eight, pope is thirty-nine), mandatory tag for employee/boss relationship but mostly not really 18+mdni cw smut, reader is a bit of a perv (just a bit!!), female masturbation, voice kink/voyeurism? not sure how to tag it? inappropriate use of a platonic voicemail?
note : back to my roots with a long pope fic this is the first full length fic i've written since valentine's day why did nobody tell me???? i do intend for this to be a multi-part fic but that depends on if anybody reads this so if you like it please consider reblogging/commenting i actually worked so hard on this one and i'm really proud of it so i hope you enjoy!!!!
The craft store on Fern Road has been there ever since you could remember. Nestled between a hair salon and a bakery right in the middle of Main Street, it doesn’t get a whole lot of natural light once you venture past the huge open windows. Surrounded by a U-shape of shelving around all three of the back walls, most of the middle of the store is taken up by display tables or large metal crates of stock. There’s a system, so meticulously organised you could probably recreate it with your eyes closed.
Notebooks go on the left wall; A5 bullet journals on one end and A2 canvas sketchbooks on the other and everything else in between. Planners, calendars, to-dos to stick on the fridge, everything had a place. On the right wall were the art supplies, paint at the back and crayons at the front, organised by skill level, price point and colour. The back wall was for the more novelty items, mostly things that you only buy one or two of. Hot glue guns, easels, even a sewing machine that’s been collecting dust since you were in high school.
Floaty, but Not Alone Pt. 2
Summary: pt 2 to Floaty, but not alone: After Robby leaves for work, Jack realizes you’re already halfway dropped and trying way too hard not to need anyone. The more gently he takes care of you, the softer and more submissive you become, until you’re half asleep in his arms letting him hold everything together for you.
Part one: here
Cw: established Rabbot, fluff, established relationship, suggestive content
Wc: 6.8k
An: first part 2 to a story, let me know what u think!! I got way more carried away w this than part one lol…
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Jack is already reaching for his keys before Robby finishes the second text.
She says she’s okay which means she’s absolutely not okay.
Then, thirty seconds later:
Please get there fast.
Jack doesn’t even answer before he’s out the door.
Because Robby does not ask for help lightly.
Especially not about you.
Especially not like this.
The whole drive over, his phone keeps buzzing in the cupholder.
Jack glances at red lights and reads them one-handed.
She’s barely tracking conversation.
Didn’t eat.
Looks exhausted.
I hate leaving her alone like this.
Then finally:
She looked at me like she was trying not to ask me to stay.
That one hits hardest.
Jack can picture it too easily.
You wrapped in Robby’s hoodie. Sleepy and floaty and trying so hard to be “easy” even while your brain is halfway slipping under.
Trying not to ask for comfort because somewhere along the way you learned needing things made you difficult.
And Robby seeing right through you anyway.
By the time Jack gets to the apartment his chest already aches.
He unlocks the door fast enough it bangs softly against the stopper.
“Hey,” he calls immediately. “You awake?”
There’s a pause.
Then your sleepy voice from the couch.
“Mhm.”
Jack rounds the corner and nearly stops breathing.
Jesus.
You’re curled so tightly into yourself it almost looks painful. Bare legs tangled in the blanket. Robby’s hoodie swallowing your hands completely. Eyes glassy and heavy when they finally drift toward him.
You look soft.
Not in a polished way.
Not put together.
Soft the way people get when they’re exhausted enough to stop pretending they don’t need anybody.
Jack feels something deep in his chest pull painfully tight.
“Oh, sweetheart,” he murmurs.
Your face changes immediately at the tone.
Tiny thing.
But he catches it.
The way your shoulders relax.
The way your eyes soften.
Like your body recognized safety before your brain did.
Jack shuts and locks the door behind him before crossing the room fast.
He drops down into a crouch in front of the couch, forearms on his knees while he studies your face carefully.
“Hey, baby.”
Your lips part slightly.
Jack nearly swears under his breath.
You’re so gone right now that every soft word lands directly under your skin.
“Hi,” you whisper.
Your breathing catches softly.
There.
That reaction again.
Jack notices immediately.
He notices everything.
And right now?
Right now you’re practically dripping submission without even realizing it.
Sleepy. Needy. Looking at him like you want direction because holding yourself upright suddenly feels too hard.
Jack’s voice gentles even further.
“How long have you been sitting here?”
You shrug slightly under the blanket.
“Dunno.”
“Did you move at all after Robby left?”
Another tiny shrug.
Jack sighs softly.
Of course not.
His eyes move to the coffee table.
Half-drank water.
Untouched snack.
Your phone face down beside you.
Like you just… stopped functioning the second Robby walked out the door.
And somehow that thought doesn’t frustrate him.
It devastates him.
Because all he sees is someone trying so hard not to be needy while clearly needing somebody very badly.
“Oh, sweetheart,” he says again.
You blink slowly at him.
Jack reaches up carefully and brushes hair away from your face.
The second his fingers touch your skin your eyes flutter.
Warmth spreads across your cheeks instantly.
Jack’s stomach flips hard.
Jesus Christ.
“You’re really floaty, huh?”
“Mhm.”
“You know who I am?”
That gets the tiniest sleepy smile out of you.
“Jack.”
“Good girl.”
The praise slips out naturally.
Your entire body reacts.
Tiny inhale.
Thighs pressing together unconsciously beneath the blanket.
Eyes softening so fast it nearly knocks the breath from his lungs.
Jack stills.
You freeze too a second later once you realize what just happened.
Heat floods your face.
Jack watches every second of it.
“Oh,” he says quietly.
You immediately hide your face halfway into the sleeve of Robby’s hoodie.
Jack feels his chest cave in a little.
Not because it’s sexual.
Not really.
Because it’s trust.
Instinctive trust.
Your body hearing praise and melting toward it because somewhere deep down you feel safe enough to let go.
“Sweetheart,” he murmurs softly.
You make the tiniest sound in response.
Jack exhales slowly through his nose.
“Robby and I are so fucked.”
Your eyes peek over the sleeve immediately.
“What?”
“He’s already obsessed with you,” Jack says quietly. “And now I find out you get all soft when I get to take care of you?”
You groan weakly and hide again.
Jack actually smiles this time.
Warm. Fond. Aching with affection.
Again your breathing catches.
And fuck.
You really don’t even realize you’re doing it.
Jack glances down when his phone buzzes.
Robby:
Did she answer the door okay?
Jack types back immediately.
She’s okay. Very dropped though.
The typing bubble appears instantly.
Like Robby’s just been staring at his phone waiting.
Tell her to eat something real.
Pause.
And keep her talking.
Another pause.
She gets quieter when she’s overwhelmed.
Jack stares at the message for a second too long.
Something about it guts him.
That careful attention.
That deep knowing.
Robby notices every tiny shift in you.
Every silence.
Every change in your breathing.
Every way you try to disappear when you need comfort most.
Jack looks back up at you curled into the couch.
Your eyes are already on him.
Soft and sleepy and trusting.
“He’s worried about you,” Jack says quietly.
Your expression shifts instantly.
Guilty.
Jack hates it immediately.
“Nope,” he says softly. “Don’t do that.”
You blink slowly. “Do what?”
“That thing where you start apologizing in your head for needing people.”
Your eyes widen slightly.
Caught.
Jack’s expression softens painfully.
“Oh, baby.”
You look away immediately.
Jack reaches forward before he even thinks about it, fingers curling gently beneath your chin.
“Hey.”
Your eyes drift back to him automatically.
Another tiny inhale.
Another visible melt.
Jack’s pulse jumps.
“You really need somebody to hold your brain together right now, huh?”
Your face burns.
But after a second you nod.
Small.
Honest.
The sight nearly destroys him.
Because you trust him enough to admit it.
Jack stands slowly and holds his hand out toward you.
“C’mere.”
You look at his hand like you’re thinking about it way too hard.
Then slowly place your fingers into his.
The second Jack closes his hand around yours you sway toward him.
Instinctive.
Needy.
Trusting.
“Oh,” he whispers softly. “Easy, sweetheart.”
Your forehead lands against his chest.
Jack’s entire body goes still.
You just… folded into him.
Like it was the most natural thing in the world, because it was.
His arms come around you automatically.
One across your back.
One cradling the back of your head.
And Jesus.
You melt.
Actually melt.
Your whole body loosens against him with a soft shaky exhale that sounds dangerously close to relief.
Jack murmurs immediately.
Your fingers clutch weakly at the front of his hoodie.
Not grabbing.
Just holding.
Like you need the contact more than you know how to say.
Jack’s chest aches so hard it feels bruised.
“You held it together until Robby left, didn’t you?” he asks quietly.
Tiny nod.
“And then crashed.”
Another nod.
“Yeah,” he whispers. “Thought so.”
One hand slides slowly up and down your spine.
Grounding.
Steady.
The kind of touch meant to hold you together instead of overwhelm you.
You make another tiny sound against his chest.
Jack closes his eyes briefly.
Fuck.
You’re so soft like this.
So responsive.
No walls left.
Just sleepy submission and aching trust wrapped up in Robby’s oversized hoodie.
“You eat for me if I make something?” he asks softly.
You nod immediately against him.
Good girl.
This time he almost says it.
Almost.
Because he knows exactly what it would do to you now.
He can see it already in the way your breathing changes every time his voice lowers.
The way your eyes go glassier when he gives direction.
The way your body relaxes every single time he praises you.
Subby.
Sweetly.
Desperately.
Jack guides you carefully toward the kitchen without fully letting go.
You stay close the entire time. Nearly attached to his side.
His hand stays warm at the back of your neck while he moves around the kitchen with practiced ease.
You settle onto one of the stools and immediately rest your cheek against the counter like staying upright is too much effort.
Jack watches you for a second with something unbearably fond in his expression.
“You’re adorable,” he murmurs.
Your face flushes instantly.
Another reaction.
Another tiny soft inhale.
Jack’s gone. Completely gone for you.
He heats leftovers while texting Robby updates one-handed.
Eating soon. Still very sleepy.
Robby replies immediately.
Did she cry yet?
Jack glances toward you.
You’re watching him through heavy lashes.
Quiet.
Clingy with your eyes now.
Jack types back:
Almost.
Then after a second:
She’s really subby tonight.
Three dots appear.
Disappear.
Reappear.
Finally:
Yeah.
Pause.
You know she gets like that when she feels safe.
Jack stares at the message for a long moment.
Then looks back at you.
At the way you’re curled over the counter in Robby’s hoodie.
At the way your eyes soften every time he looks at you.
At the way you’re unconsciously waiting for direction already.
His chest hurts with affection.
Robby again:
Make her eat before she falls asleep.
And Jack can practically hear the worry underneath it.
“You know he almost stayed home?” Jack says quietly while plating food.
Your eyes lift immediately.
“He has work.”
“He almost ignored that.”
Your brows pull together softly.
Jack sets the plate down in front of you before stepping between your knees instinctively.
Close.
Warm.
Steady.
“He kept staring at you like he physically couldn’t make himself leave.”
Heat crawls slowly across your face.
Jack notices instantly.
“You really don’t understand what you do to him, huh?”
You duck your head.
Jack’s fingers slide gently beneath your chin again.
“Eyes up.”
You obey immediately.
Fuck.
That shouldn’t affect him this much.
But it does.
Especially when your pupils widen afterward like your body liked being told what to do.
he murmurs softly.
Your breathing goes shallow.
Jack keeps his voice low and steady.
“You gonna eat for me now?”
You nod.
“Use your words, sweetheart.”
“Yes.”
Jack smiles faintly.
“Good girl.”
This time the reaction is impossible to miss.
Your thighs press together hard enough the stool creaks faintly.
A tiny shaky breath leaves your lips.
And your eyes—
God.
Your eyes go completely soft.
Jack’s stomach twists hard.
“Oh,” he whispers.
You look embarrassed immediately.
Jack moves closer without thinking, one hand settling warm on your thigh just above your knee.
“Hey.” His thumb strokes once slowly through your skin. “Nothing to be embarrassed about.”
Your breathing stutters harder.
“You’re exhausted,” he murmurs. “And you trust us. That’s all.”
Us.
The word makes something deep inside you ache.
Jack sees it happen.
His expression softens even further.
“You know Robby loves taking care of you, right?”
Your eyes drop immediately.
Jack’s hand tightens slightly on your thigh.
“Hey.”
You look back up.
Warmth blooms across your chest so hard it almost hurts.
“He texted me six times in twenty minutes,” Jack says softly. “You know what that means?”
You shake your head slowly.
“He was scared to leave you.”
Your breath catches.
Jack’s thumb strokes slowly against your thigh again.
“He kept saying you looked like you needed somebody.”
Your eyes sting immediately.
“And you did,” Jack whispers. “Didn’t you?”
You nod before you can stop yourself.
The honesty of it makes his expression melt completely.
“Oh, baby.”
You break a little at the tone.
Not dramatic.
Just enough that your face crumples and your eyes go watery.
Jack reacts instantly.
“Hey hey hey,” he murmurs, stepping fully between your knees and pulling you against him. “C’mere.”
The second his arms wrap around you, you fold.
Completely.
Your face presses into his stomach while his hands settle firmly against your back.
And suddenly all the neediness you’d been trying to hide comes pouring out quietly.
You cling.
Not consciously.
Just instinctively.
Your fingers twist hard in the fabric of his shirt while your breathing shakes.
Jack’s heart physically hurts around the sound.
he whispers immediately, one hand sliding up into your hair. “Just let go for me.”
You make the tiniest wounded sound.
Jack nearly loses it.
Because fuck.
You needed this so badly.
Needed somebody to hold you together and tell you it was okay to stop trying so hard for one night.
“You don’t have to be easy with us,” he murmurs into your hair.
Your whole body softens further.
“You don’t have to earn care.”
One hand cradles the back of your head while the other rubs slow grounding circles against your spine.
“So good for us when you let us take care of you,” he whispers without thinking.
Your breath catches sharply against him.
Jack freezes.
Then very slowly looks down.
Your face is hidden against his stomach but he can still see the flush crawling down your throat.
Fuck.
“You liked that,” he says softly.
You make another tiny sound.
Not denial.
Jack’s pulse jumps hard.
His fingers tighten gently in your hair.
“Sweetheart.”
You tilt your face up slowly.
Your eyes are wrecked.
Soft.
Needy.
Pupils blown wide while you look at him like you want something you don’t know how to ask for.
Jack thinks he might die from how sweet you are.
“There you are,” he whispers.
And this time you actually whimper softly at the praise.
Jack could always tell the difference between your normal tired and this.
Normal tired still fought him a little.
You’d roll your eyes when he told you to eat. You’d insist you were fine. You’d try to stay upright out of pure stubbornness even while falling asleep sitting up.
This was different.
This was you curled into Robby’s hoodie like you’d been holding yourself together by threads all day and the second Robby walked out the door your body just… gave up.
Jack saw it immediately.
The delayed blinking. The way your attention drifted halfway through sentences. The way you looked at him when he walked in.
Soft.
Too soft.
Like you were already halfway under and looking for somebody safe enough to sink into.
By the time he got you sitting at the kitchen counter with actual food in front of you, he was already gone over it.
Not annoyed.
Not overwhelmed.
Just deeply, painfully fond.
You sat there wrapped in Robby’s hoodie, sleeves covering your hands while you poked vaguely at the food he’d heated up for you. Your hair was messy from where you’d been lying on the couch and every few seconds your eyes drifted back toward him automatically like you needed to keep checking he was still there.
Jack pretended not to notice.
Mostly because if he acknowledged how badly it got to him he’d probably end up dragging you into his lap and refusing to let go for the next six hours.
His phone buzzed again against the counter.
Robby:
Is she eating?
Jack snorted softly.
You looked up immediately. “Is he still worrying?”
“He’s at work trying very hard not to drive back here.”
Your expression changed instantly at that. Guilty around the edges.
Jack saw it happen in real time and sighed quietly.
“I see,” he murmured.
You frowned faintly. “What?”
“That look you get when somebody takes care of you and you start feeling bad about it.”
“I don’t feel bad.”
“You do.” Jack leaned back against the counter beside you, arms folded loosely over his chest. “You get this little crease between your eyebrows like you’re apologizing in your head.”
Your hand tightened around the fork.
Caught.
Jack’s face softened immediately.
“Baby.”
The word hit you visibly. Your shoulders dropped a little. Eyes lowering for a second before lifting back to him.
Jack watched the reaction carefully.
You got so pliant when you were exhausted. Not mindless. Not incapable of deciding things. Just softer around the edges. Less guarded. Every emotion easier to read.
And right now what he saw all over your face was need.
Not sexual even.
Just a deep aching need to be taken care of without having to ask for it.
“You don’t have to make yourself smaller when we worry about you,” Jack said quietly.
Your throat moved when you swallowed.
“I know.”
“No.” His voice gentled. “I don’t think you do.”
Silence settled between you for a second.
Not awkward.
Just full.
You looked down at the food again, picking at it slowly while Jack watched to make sure you actually ate.
After another bite your eyes drifted back to him again automatically.
“You’re staring,” you mumbled.
“You’re cute.”
Your face heated immediately.
Jack smiled a little.
“That too.”
You huffed softly and looked away again but he could still see the tiny smile threatening at the corners of your mouth.
was.
That’s what Robby meant.
The second you felt safe enough, pieces of you started reappearing.
Jack reached over absently and brushed his fingers through your hair where it had fallen into your face.
You leaned into the touch before you even realized you were doing it.
The movement was small enough you probably didn’t notice.
Jack definitely did.
His chest tightened hard.
“Jesus,” he murmured quietly.
Your eyes lifted sleepily. “What?”
“You really are gone tonight.”
“M’tired.”
“I know, sweetheart.”
Your breathing changed at the pet name.
Not dramatically.
Just enough that Jack noticed.
And he always noticed.
You’d been together long enough now that he understood your tells almost as well as Robby did.
The tiny pause in your breathing when one of them used a soft tone.
The way praise settled into you before your brain could process it.
The way you got clingier when you were overwhelmed. Needier. More responsive.
Especially with them.
Especially when you were exhausted enough to stop pretending you didn’t want comfort.
Jack picked up your water and held it out toward you.
“Drink some more.”
You obeyed immediately.
Again, not because you had to.
Because right now thinking felt hard and letting him guide you through things felt easy.
Safe.
Jack watched you drink half the glass before taking it back from you gently.
“Good,” he murmured.
Your eyes fluttered slightly at the praise.
There it was again.
Jack exhaled slowly through his nose.
“You know Robby warned me about this?”
Your brows pulled together faintly. “About what?”
“How soft you get when you’re tired, when I’m not here”
Heat bloomed instantly across your face.
Jack smiled despite himself.
“He told me if you got really exhausted you’d start acting like every bit of affection was gonna make you cry.”
You looked horrified. “He said that?”
“Mhm.”
“He’s awful.”
“No,” Jack said softly. “He and I are obsessed with you.”
The words landed hard enough that you went quiet.
Jack watched emotion flicker over your face before you looked down again quickly.
God.
Sometimes he forgot how deeply you still doubted this.
Not them loving you.
You knew they loved you.
But the intensity of it still seemed to catch you off guard every time.
Like some part of you still expected there to be limits on how much care you were allowed to receive.
Jack stepped closer slowly until he was standing between your knees.
Your eyes lifted automatically.
He murmured.
You melted immediately.
Not physically at first.
It was your face.
The tension leaving around your mouth. Your shoulders loosening. Eyes softening until you looked almost dazed from the attention.
Jack rested his hands lightly against your thighs.
“You with me?”
“Mhm.”
“That’s not an answer.”
A tiny sleepy smile appeared.
“Yes.”
“Good girl.”
The reaction was immediate and impossible to miss.
Your breath caught sharply enough that your whole chest moved with it.
Your thighs pressed together beneath his hands.
And your eyes—
Fuck.
Jack felt heat curl low in his stomach at the way you looked at him after that. All wide-eyed and soft and wanting.
You realized it a second later and immediately tried to hide your face.
Jack caught your chin gently before you could.
“Nuh uh.”
Your gaze flicked back up to his.
“So pretty when you let us take care of you,” he murmured.
You looked wrecked from the words alone.
Jack could practically watch the thoughts slipping slower behind your eyes now. Every bit of affection sinking directly into your body.
“You like that?” he asked softly.
You hesitated.
Jack’s thumb stroked once across your jaw.
“Talk to me, baby.”
Your pulse jumped visibly.
“…yeah.”
“Yeah what?”
Your face burned hotter.
Jack waited patiently.
Not teasing now.
Just steady.
Grounding.
“Yeah, I like it,” you whispered.
Jack’s chest tightened painfully with affection.
“You know what I think?” he said quietly.
You shook your head.
“I think you spend so much time trying to be low maintenance that the second somebody takes control for a minute your whole body relaxes.”
Your breathing went shaky again.
Jack watched your fingers twist uselessly in the sleeves of Robby’s hoodie.
“And I think,” he continued gently, “you trust us enough to let it happen.”
That one nearly broke you.
Your eyes turned shiny immediately.
Jack’s expression softened at once.
“Oh, baby.”
You ducked your head hard.
“No no.” One hand slid up to the back of your neck. Warm. Steady. “Look at me.”
You obeyed immediately.
God.
That alone did something dangerous to him.
Not because of obedience itself.
Because you trusted him enough to give it so easily.
Your eyes fluttered.
Jack rubbed his thumb slowly against the side of your neck while he studied your face.
“You know what Robby texted me right before I came upstairs?”
You shook your head slightly.
“He said, ‘She’ll try to pretend she doesn’t need anything. Don’t let her.’”
Your throat tightened visibly.
Jack saw it happen.
“He knows you,” Jack said softly. “Really knows you.”
You looked away again, voice quiet when you answered.
“So do you.”
Something in Jack’s chest twisted hard.
He stepped closer instinctively until your knees were pressed against his hips.
“Yeah,” he said quietly. “I do.”
The room felt smaller suddenly.
Warmer.
You looked exhausted and vulnerable and so deeply loved it almost hurt to look at you.
Jack’s hands slid slowly up your thighs, just enough to steady you when you swayed slightly toward him again.
“You’re drifting,” he murmured.
“Tired.”
“I know.”
Your forehead bumped softly against his chest.
Neither of you moved after that.
Jack just stood there holding you steady while your breathing slowed against him.
After a minute he felt your fingers curl weakly into the front of his shirt.
Clingy.
The realization made something affectionate and possessive bloom warm beneath his ribs.
“You need attention so bad right now,” he murmured quietly.
Your face immediately buried against his chest.
Jack laughed softly under his breath.
“Sweetheart.”
“No.”
“Yes.”
One hand slid slowly into your hair, scratching lightly against your scalp.
The sound you made nearly knocked him flat.
Soft.
Content.
Needy enough that his entire body reacted to it.
“My girl,” he whispered.
You melted harder against him.
Jack closed his eyes briefly.
Fuck.
You trusted him so much.
That was the thing that kept hitting him over and over tonight.
Not just physically.
Emotionally.
You trusted him enough to let him see you like this.
Exhausted and clingy and aching for reassurance.
You trusted him enough to let him lead.
Jack pressed a soft kiss into your hair.
“You know we love this part too, right?”
You tilted your head enough to look up at him sleepily. “What part?”
“This.” His hand rubbed slowly down your back. “Taking care of you. Having you all soft and clingy with us.”
Your breath caught.
Jack smiled faintly.
“Robby acts all calm about it but he gets ridiculous when you’re needy.”
A tiny laugh escaped you.
You actually smiled this time.
Sleepy and shy.
Jack thought he might die from how fond he felt right then.
“He called me twice on the drive here,” Jack continued quietly. “The second call was just him asking if I thought you’d eaten enough today.”
Your face crumpled slightly around the edges.
“Oh,” Jack said immediately, softer now. “Baby, no.”
“I just…” You swallowed hard. “Nobody’s ever worried about me like that before.”
The honesty in your voice hit him like a punch.
Jack stared at you for a second before his entire expression broke open with affection.
“Oh, sweetheart.”
You looked embarrassed the second the words left your mouth.
Jack’s hands slid fully around your waist before he pulled you against him properly.
“You never have to be embarrassed by that with us,” he murmured into your hair.
Your arms wrapped around him immediately.
Tight.
Instinctive.
Jack held you closer without hesitation.
“You know what Robby said before he left?” he asked quietly.
You shook your head against his chest.
“He said he hated leaving because you looked like you needed to be held.”
Your breathing shook softly.
Jack’s hand moved slowly up and down your spine.
“And he was right,” he whispered. “You did.”
“And he was right,” he whispered. “You did.”
Your face stayed hidden against his chest after that, arms looped tightly around his waist while Jack held you in the middle of the kitchen.
He could feel how exhausted you were now.
Not just sleepy.
Done.
Like your body had finally realized it didn’t have to keep pretending everything was manageable because somebody else had stepped in to hold you up for awhile.
His hand moved slowly up and down your back beneath Robby’s hoodie.
“You’re shaking,” he murmured quietly.
“M’cold.”
That immediately decided it.
Jack pressed a kiss into your hair before shifting his grip lower on your waist.
“Okay. Shower.”
You tightened your arms around him instantly.
“No.”
The refusal came muffled against his chest.
Jack smiled helplessly.
“Baby.”
“Don’t wanna move.”
“I know.” His fingers slid gently into your hair. “But you’re exhausted and freezing and I think your brain stopped functioning twenty minutes ago.”
You made a sleepy little noise that sounded suspiciously like agreement.
Jack laughed softly under his breath.
“Yeah. Thought so.”
His phone buzzed again against the counter.
Without letting go of you, he pulled it out one handed.
Robby:
How is she?
Jack glanced down at you practically folded into him.
Still clinging.
Still hiding your face against his chest like you lived there now.
He smiled despite himself before typing back.
Very needy. Taking her to shower now.
The response came instantly.
Good. Wash her hair. It helps when she gets overwhelmed.
Jack’s chest tightened painfully around the casual intimacy of that sentence.
The knowing.
Robby knew exactly what helped you calm down. Exactly how your body reacted to stress. Exactly what kind of care made you soften instead of shutting down harder.
Jack slipped the phone back into his pocket before tilting your chin up gently.
“C’mon, sweetheart.”
Your eyes blinked open slowly.
Sleepy.
Warm.
Trusting.
God.
“You gonna let me take care of you properly?”
The question made something in your expression soften immediately.
You nodded.
“Words.”
“Yes.”
“There’s my girl.”
Your breathing caught softly.
Jack saw your thighs press together slightly beneath the hoodie and nearly melted on the spot.
Not because it was sexual.
Because you trusted him enough for praise to hit you like comfort instead of pressure.
He guided you slowly down the hallway toward the bathroom, keeping one arm around your waist the entire time because every few steps you drifted back into him again.
By the time he flicked the bathroom light on, you were practically asleep standing up against his shoulder.
Jack turned the shower on first, adjusting the temperature carefully while steam slowly started filling the room.
Then he turned back toward you.
You looked impossibly soft standing there.
Robby’s hoodie swallowing your hands.
Hair messy.
Eyes heavy.
Completely gone for every gentle thing he gave you tonight.
Jack stepped closer and brushed his knuckles softly along your cheek.
“Arms up for me, baby.”
You obeyed immediately.
No hesitation.
No embarrassment.
Just sleepy trust.
His chest ached so hard it almost hurt.
Jack pulled the hoodie slowly over your head and your hair fell loose around your shoulders.
You immediately leaned back into him the second he touched your waist again.
“There you are,” he murmured quietly.
Your whole body softened further.
Jack kissed your temple before helping you out of the rest of your clothes carefully, hands gentle and unhurried the entire time. He undressed and took of his leg, guiding you both into the shower.
Every few seconds he checked your face.
“You okay?”
“Mhm.”
“You with me?”
“Yes.”
“So good for me.”
Another visible shiver rolled through you.
Jack smiled softly.
“You really like praise tonight, huh?”
You hid your face against his shoulder immediately.
He laughed quietly under his breath and wrapped both arms around you for a second before guiding you beneath the warm spray.
The second the water hit your skin, you exhaled shakily.
“Oh.”
Jack whispered before stopping himself again with a grin. “I’m hopeless apparently.”
A tiny sleepy smile appeared on your face.
Jack stepped in behind you after a second, one arm wrapping securely around your waist while the water poured over both of you as he sat into the shower bench Robby had gotten.
You melted backward against his chest immediately.
Like your body had been waiting for somewhere safe to land all night.
Jack reached for your shampoo and worked it slowly through your hair.
The second his fingertips started massaging gently against your scalp, your eyes drifted shut.
And then your knees weakened hard enough that he had to tighten his arm around your middle.
“Easy,” he murmured.
“Feels nice.”
Your voice came out soft and wrecked enough to make his chest tighten.
“I know, baby.”
He slowed his hands even more after that.
Strong fingers working carefully through your hair while warm water ran over both of you.
You practically melted in stages beneath his hands.
Every circle against your scalp loosened another piece of tension from your body.
Every quiet word made you softer.
Jack could feel it.
The way your weight settled more heavily against him. The way your breathing slowed. The way you unconsciously tilted your head to give him better access when he scratched lightly at the base of your skull.
“There,” he whispered when a tiny sound escaped you. “That’s the spot, huh?”
You nodded immediately.
Too tired to be embarrassed anymore.
Jack thought he might actually die from how much affection he felt all at once.
“You hold all your stress here,” he murmured, fingers carefully working over the tense muscles at the back of your neck. “Poor thing.”
The sympathy in his voice nearly undid you.
Your hands reached back automatically, grabbing loosely for his wrists like you needed more of him somehow.
Jack’s expression softened instantly.
“Oh, sweetheart.”
He kept one arm firm around your waist while rinsing your hair slowly, fingers combing through the strands beneath the water.
You stayed completely limp against him.
Trusting him with everything.
And God, Jack loved taking care of you like this.
Loved how safe you felt in his hands.
Loved the way your body stopped bracing for impact when he touched you gently enough.
Once your hair was rinsed, he reached for your body wash next.
“Can you stand for one second without me holding you up?” he asked softly.
You immediately shook your head.
Jack laughed quietly.
“Honest girl.”
Your face heated even with your eyes still closed.
He kissed the side of your head before washing you carefully.
Slow hands.
Gentle touches.
Nothing rushed.
Nothing clinical.
Just intimacy in the softest possible form.
You leaned against the tile while he washed your arms and shoulders, visibly calmer now than you’d been all night.
Every so often your eyes opened just enough to look at him.
Like you still needed to make sure he was there.
Jack always answered the look immediately.
One hand brushing your waist.
A kiss to your forehead.
His voice low and warm.
“I’ve got you.”
Every single time your body relaxed harder at the words.
By the time he finally turned the water off, you were practically boneless.
Jack wrapped a towel around you immediately before pulling you close again.
The second the warmth surrounded you, you sighed against his chest.
“My lovely girl.”
Your knees nearly buckled again.
Jack laughed softly while holding you tighter.
“Oh, wow. Okay.”
You hid your burning face against him.
“No more talking.”
“Absolutely not.” He rubbed the towel gently over your hair. “You’re adorable tonight.”
He dried you slowly after that, talking quietly the entire time just to keep you grounded.
Telling you little things about his day.
About Robby nearly forgetting his coffee because he was too busy worrying about you.
About how both of them had noticed you heading toward burnout days ago.
“You get quieter when you’re overwhelmed,” he murmured while rubbing lotion slowly into your arms. “Robby catches it first every time.”
Your eyes stayed fixed on him while he worked the lotion gently into your skin.
The tenderness of it made your chest ache.
Jack noticed immediately.
“What?”
“You’re taking care of me like I’m fragile.”
His hands paused for a second before continuing slower than before.
“No,” he said quietly. “I’m taking care of you like you matter.”
That one hit hard enough your eyes immediately stung.
Jack sighed softly.
“Oh, baby.”
He stepped closer again, hands warm on your waist while he looked down at you with heartbreaking affection.
“You don’t know what to do with being loved this gently yet, do you?”
Your face crumpled slightly.
Jack immediately pulled you against him.
“That’s okay,” he whispered into your damp hair. “We’ll keep teaching you.”
“We’ll keep teaching you.”
The words stay wrapped around your chest even after Jack finishes rubbing lotion carefully into your skin.
You’re standing between his knees near the bathroom counter now, freshly showered and warm in one of his oversized shirts while he works moisturizer slowly into your hands like it’s something precious.
Which, judging by the look on his face, it is.
Your eyes stay fixed on him the entire time.
On the concentration in his expression.
The care in every touch.
Nobody has ever handled you this gently before.
Jack notices the second your breathing changes again.
His gaze lifts immediately.
“What?”
You shake your head quickly.
But your eyes are shiny.
Jack’s whole face softens.
“Oh, sweetheart.”
Before you can look away, he catches your wrist gently and pulls you closer until you’re standing between his legs again.
The second his arms settle around your waist, you melt.
Like your body recognizes safety before your brain can even think about it.
“There you go,” he murmurs quietly.
Your forehead drops against his shoulder.
“Tired,” you whisper.
“I know, baby.”
His hand slides slowly up your back beneath the soft shirt he put you in.
You’re warm now from the shower. Hair damp. Skin soft beneath his hands from the lotion.
Jack feels unbearably fond looking at you.
“You’re so pretty like this,” he says softly.
Your fingers tighten immediately in the fabric of his shirt.
Jack smiles a little.
“All sleepy and warm and letting me take care of you.” He brushes his nose lightly against your temple. “Sweetest girl I’ve ever seen.”
The praise hits hard enough that your knees weaken slightly.
Jack catches you automatically with a quiet laugh.
“Oh my god.”
“No more talking,” you mumble against his neck.
“Absolutely not.”
You groan softly while he stands, arms still wrapped securely around you.
“You know what happens when you get tired like this?” he murmurs while guiding you slowly back toward the bedroom.
“What?”
“You stop hiding how much you like affection.”
Your whole face heats instantly.
Jack grins against your hair.
“It’s cute.”
“No.”
“Yes.”
You’re too exhausted to argue properly, which means by the time he gets you into the bedroom you’re basically hanging off him again.
Jack loves it.
Loves the way you follow him automatically.
Loves the way your hand keeps reaching for him every time he steps more than a foot away.
Loves how safe you feel now compared to when he first walked in.
The room is dim except for the bedside lamp.
Warm.
Quiet.
Safe.
Jack pulls the blankets back while you stand there swaying slightly in his shirt.
His shirt.
The sight almost kills him.
“Okay,” he says softly. “Into bed.”
You climb in immediately and then just… stop.
Curled in the middle of the mattress with damp hair spread across the pillow and sleepy eyes fixed on him.
Jack’s chest aches so hard it feels impossible to hold.
“What?” he murmurs.
“Need you.”
The honesty in your voice nearly destroys him.
“I’m coming here, baby.”
The second he climbs into bed beside you, you move toward him automatically.
No hesitation.
Just immediate instinctive closeness.
Your whole body presses into his while your arms slide around his waist and your face tucks beneath his chin.
Jack wraps you up instantly.
He whispers before sighing quietly against your hair. “I know, I know. I keep saying it.”
A sleepy laugh shakes through you.
Better.
More grounded.
Jack pulls the blankets higher around you both before tucking them carefully around your shoulders.
Then he pauses.
Looks down at you curled tightly against him.
And something in his expression goes unbearably soft.
“You’re so precious to me,” he whispers.
Your breath catches.
Jack’s hand slides into your damp hair, combing slowly through the strands while he watches your eyes drift heavier and heavier.
“So good tonight,” he murmurs. “Letting us take care of you. Letting yourself rest.”
Every word settles into you like warmth.
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Floaty, but not alone
An: Rabbot… lowkey sub space. First time for me. Also part 2 perhaps in progress…
Rabbot: established relationship, dom sub dynamic
Summary: In a quiet moment, Robby notices you’ve gone a little distant and gently grounds you, making sure you’re okay before arranging for Jack to come over so you’re not alone when he has to leave.
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The apartment is quiet in that soft, slow way that makes everything feel a little further away.
You’re curled into the corner of the couch, wrapped in Robby’s hoodie, sleeves pulled over your hands. Your mind feels light—floaty, like you’re drifting just under the surface of everything. Not asleep, not fully present either.
Just… soft.
Robby notices before you even look up.
He’s standing by the door, bag half-zipped, keys in his hand—but he hasn’t moved in the last thirty seconds. His eyes are on you, steady, focused in that way that means he’s already figured it out.
“Hey,” he says gently.
You blink up at him, slow. “Hi.”
That’s enough.
He exhales quietly, setting his keys down instead of leaving. “Okay… yeah.”
You tilt your head. “What?”
He walks over, slower now, like approaching something fragile. “Where’re you at right now?”
You think about it. It takes a second longer than usual. “Um… kinda floaty.”
“Yeah,” he murmurs. “I can see that.”
You give a small, lazy shrug. “It’s nice.”
“I’m sure it is,” he says softly, crouching in front of you. “But I need you a little more here with me, okay?”
You nod easily, eyes following him.
“Can you tell me where you are?”
“Home.”
“Good. And what day is it?”
“…Tuesday.”
“Perfect,” he says, a faint smile tugging at his mouth. His hand comes up, gently brushing your sleeve-covered fingers. “You’re safe. Just a little dropped.”
“Mhm.”
He glances at the clock.
And then back at you.
His jaw tightens.
“…I have to leave in ten minutes,” he mutters, more to himself than to you.
You blink slowly. “You have work.”
“I know.”
“So go,” you say, like it’s obvious.
He huffs a quiet, disbelieving breath. “Yeah, I don’t love that plan.”
“I’ll nap,” you offer.
“That’s also not my favorite plan.”
You smile faintly. “You don’t like any plan.”
“Correct.”
You watch him for a second, then mumble, “Jack’s coming later.”
“In an hour,” Robby says immediately. “Which is an hour you’ll be alone like this.”
“I’ll be okay,” you insist, softer now.
He studies your face—really studies it. The slow blinking, the relaxed posture, the way you’re barely holding onto the thread of conversation.
“…have you eaten?” he asks.
You pause.
“…maybe?”
Robby sighs under his breath. “Okay. That’s a no.”
He stands quickly, heading to the kitchen. You hear cabinets open, the fridge, the clink of a glass. When he comes back, he’s got water and something small to eat.
He presses both into your hands. “Take a few bites for me.”
You obey without argument, taking a small bite.
“Good,” he murmurs, watching like it matters. Like you matter.
You swallow slowly. “You’re worried.”
“Yeah,” he says plainly.
You blink at him. “Why?”
He lets out a short breath, almost a laugh. “You really wanna have that conversation right now?”
You think about it.
“…no.”
“Okay, good,” he says, softer now.
He pulls his phone out, typing quickly.
“Who’re you texting?” you ask, voice quiet.
“Jack.”
You perk up just slightly. “Oh.”
Robby glances at you, then back to his phone. “He’s gonna come straight here before his shift.”
“You don’t have to do that,” you mumble.
“I know,” he says. “I’m doing it anyway.”
Your chest warms a little at that.
“What’d you say?” you ask.
He huffs faintly. “That you’re a little spacey, haven’t eaten, and I don’t like leaving you alone.”
You frown. “That sounds dramatic.”
“It is dramatic,” he agrees. “I don’t care.”
Your lips twitch.
His phone buzzes almost immediately.
Robby glances at it, then exhales in relief. “Okay. He’s on his way. He’ll be here in like forty minutes.”
“See?” you say softly. “Problem solved.”
“Not yet,” he mutters.
You watch him, still not moving toward the door.
“You’re gonna be late,” you point out.
“Yeah.”
“You should go.”
He doesn’t respond.
Instead, he sits beside you on the couch, close enough that your shoulder leans into him without thinking.
“Hey,” he says quietly.
You hum in response.
“Stay with me for a second.”
“Mhm.”
His hand gently takes yours, thumb brushing slow, grounding circles over your knuckles.
“You’re okay,” he murmurs. “Just a little out of it.”
“Feels nice,” you admit.
“I know,” he says. “Just don’t drift too far, yeah?”
You nod against his shoulder.
There’s a long pause.
Then—
“I hate leaving you like this,” he admits, barely above a whisper.
That makes you look up at him.
“You don’t have to hate it,” you say softly. “I’m not in danger.”
“I know,” he says. “That’s not why.”
You blink. “Then why?”
He hesitates.
Then quieter—honest in a way that settles deep in your chest—
“Because I care about you.”
Your breath catches just a little.
“…I know,” you whisper.
His forehead presses lightly to yours for a second. Grounding. Gentle.
“I’ll stay until Jack gets here if I have to,” he murmurs.
“You won’t,” you say, shaking your head faintly. “You’re too responsible for that.”
He huffs. “Unfortunately, yeah.”
Another buzz from his phone.
Robby checks it. “He’s close.”
You smile faintly, eyelids heavy again. “Told you.”
He doesn’t smile back right away.
He’s still watching you like he’s trying to memorize that you’re okay.
Finally, he exhales, squeezing your hand once. “Lock the door after I leave.”
“Mhm.”
“Text me if anything feels off.”
“Okay.”
“And keep eating that,” he adds, nodding to the snack in your hand.
“Yes, doctor.”
He almost smiles at that.
Slowly, reluctantly, he stands. Grabs his keys.
But he doesn’t leave immediately.
“…you sure you’re okay?” he asks one last time.
You nod, leaning back into the couch. “I’m good. Just floaty.”
He steps closer again, pressing a soft kiss to your forehead. It lingers.
“Stay safe,” he murmurs.
“You too.”
He heads to the door, pausing with his hand on the handle.
“…Jack’s gonna fuss over you,” he adds.
You smile, eyes half-closed. “I know.”
“Good.”
Then he’s gone.
The apartment goes quiet again.
But not for long.
Because barely twenty minutes later, keys rattle at the door—and Jack’s voice follows immediately:
“Hey—? You awake? Robby said you’re being weird.”
You smile softly into the couch.
Not alone.
Not even for a second.
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An: my boyfriends who I kiss at the same time.. formatted on phone will fix laterrrr X
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craig finally understood why his brothers acted the way they did. why they gave him looks and cursed him out any time he stepped out of his room in the morning, hickeys to be found all over his neck and shoulders and red lines trailing down the length of his back.
Maybe Robertson x reader, reader sees her Robert all tired and looking like hell (bro looks like a small stretch can cause every bone to crack very concerningly) reader decides to give him a whole self-care weekend like masks and massages that he’s just on cloud nine, weekends over that SDN just notices he looks alive and smells like cucumber that they are lowkey asking for readers help.
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Pairing: Robert Robertson x fem! Reader/ Mechaman x fem! Reader
Word count: 2.3k
Tags: No use of Y/N, no specific physical description of the reader except for clothing, established relationship, cw suggestive language, cw food mentions, fluff!
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The soda on the table is dripping in condensation, and the popcorn beside it makes the whole apartment smell like a movie theatre. Your eyes fight to stay open, and you’ve been yawning too much. Your limbs ache from all the superhero-ing you had to do, from teaching kids first aid, to beating up a kaiju downtown, the whole week just piled on you, from one call to the next, you feel like your batteries are drained.
To add salt to your wound, you absolutely miss Robert.
Hi! Love your Pitt stories and your Pope Cody Stories! Would you do a soulmate story for pope? He deserves love!
Hi!!! I'm so glad you love my stories! I am not currently writing for Pope as I haven't been watching Animal Kingdom. If the fixation comes back I LOVE a good soulmate story, but Lou Ferrigno Jr's characters have rented out all the space in my head right now.
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There is a Pope Cody ABO fic in the same world as my others that I never posted. So let me at least share that with you!
Same OFC as my prior two Pope Cody fics: Meet Cute and Pre Rut
Summary: The first time you meet Andrew's brothers is picking up Lena from their house.
Tags/Notes: Alpha/Beta/Omega dynamics, scenting, drug use (it's the Codys, what do you expect?), Lena is safe, I promise
Word Count: 2,127
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The first time you meet Andrew’s brothers is without Andrew.
You get a phone call from some boy who sounds vaguely drunk, with a giggling girl in the background. There’s thumping music and it’s hard to make out their words, and at first you think they’ve got the wrong number, but then you hear Lena clearly say “Auntie? Can you come get me?” You are wide awake in an instant.
“Lena? Lena, are you okay? Where are you? Where’s Andrew?”
“Uncle Pope isn’t here,” she says, voice low. She’s too young to sound that cowed.
You know Andrew wouldn’t leave Lena with his family unless he had to, but he’d mentioned a family dinner and his mother insisting on Lena joining. After everything you’d heard about the rest of his family, you had no desire for an invitation. Something must have happened then for Andrew to have left without Lena. And why did it sound like there was a party in the background?
“Hey, this is J. Pope’s, uh, nephew,” the boy said into the phone. “We tried him but he’s not answering. Lena’s fine but if you wanna get her—”
“What’s the address?”
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Self indulgent but Pope Cody who loves a tummy.
Pope Cody who’s spent his whole life around mindlessly muscular and strong men, who never really had to work hard for those abs, who just had em. Who finds a soft belly to be the ultimate display of femininity. You’re not supposed to look like him, why would he ever want that? Women are supposed to have bellies. For babies and stuff, he doesn’t know okay.
All he knows is he fucking loves it.
At first you were self conscious about it. Popes Staring never bothered you, maybe it turned you on a little. But when you’d see his eyes on your stomach you’d panic a little. Sit up straighter and adjust your clothes. He hated that.
He always was touching it. Standing on line? Hand on your tummy. Cuddling? Arm around it, hand on it. Sex? Don’t get him started about sex. He’s the worst when it comes to sex. Kissing it, staring at it, watching it giggle and shift with each hard thrust, seeing his cock make it bulge out just a little. Your tits are right there, but he’s focused elsewhere.
Eventually you ask him if he thinks you’re fat. And then you have the balls to tell him, like it’s your place, that he doesn’t like it. Because he stares at it. He gets a bit pissed. “I stare at it because it’s sexy. Don’t tell me what I like.”
You swallow the fact, as hard as it is to believe. Becuase Pope wouldn’t lie to spare your feelings. He’s Pope.
But it becomes more explicit and obvious.
Bathing suit shopping he sees you only looking at one pieces and asks why. Maybe there’s a reason you do that. You look at him like it’s obvious. “No one wants to see that.” “I want to see it.” He says like it’s obvious. “Whats the point in showing off your stomach if there’s nothing to show” he says like it’s obvious. Like the opposite isn’t the common belief.
You wear low rise jeans and he thanks every god he’s ever heard off. It’s the best thing he’s ever seen. You’re a bit shy but he’s feral. “Muffin top” you complain about. He throws his head back and laughs. “And that’s the only part of the muffin anyone likes.”. Well. Who can argue with that logic.
Pope Cody is a belly guy. That’s all.
jack abbot x younger!reader (ft. mister doctor robby robinavitch)
part one -ish
part three
a/n: hiiiii
jack abbot x younger!reader texts
inspired by @eternalabbot !
also hints of rabbot x reader…..
quick unedited ficlet where park punches robby after he says something sexist to you//1.2k
can i come up on my break? i need a hug :((
Brendon reads your text about thirty seconds after he's finished scrubbing out of his morning surgery. His brow furrows. Yes, you're a very sensitive person -- and doubly so now that you're pregnant. That's one of the things he loves deeply about you. The way you balance out his harsh, sometimes emotionless edges. But it's not like you to interrupt the flow of your workday to seek out his comfort instead of figuring it out on your own. Usually you can do your deep breaths, steady yourself, and keep going, holding on until you're at home to fall apart about whatever upset you. You're as strong as you are soft. Which means something has gone very, very wrong.
>> of course, baby. but you have to tell me what's going on.
i will i promise
You knock gently on his office a few minutes later and step through. Your eyes are watery and pink, your lower lip wobbling, your lips swolen from biting. A mean spark of protectivenes flickers in Brendon's gut as he stands, crosses the small space, and wraps you in his arms right away.
"R- Robby told- He said-"
You take a shaky, long breath to try to stop the tears.
"Take your time, angel," he soothes. He kisses the top of your head and rubs your back. This is the side of Brendon nobody else gets to see, but it's stronger than the surface. "You're safe here with me. I've got you."
You nod into his chest, pressing your cheek to his pec to listen to his steady heartbeat for a minute. When you feel yourself calming down, you whimper out, "I finished this really hard procedure on my own for the first time and I paged him to check my work and sign off and he- he came into the room and looked at the patient and fucking said, 'Don't worry, guys, real doctor's here now' like that's funny. And then- then he checked over my work and he wasn't happy with what I did and he-" You swat tears from your cheeks again, these ones angry and hot. You set your jaw, meet your husband's eyes, and tell him, "When we were leaving the room, I could tell he was still pissed about this disagreement we had this morning over a course of treatment, right? So I'm trying to just get out of his way and let him take it out on someone else. And then he muttered, 'Don't know why I even bother trying to teach you when you're just gonna leave emergency medicine after you have the kid.'"
Rage turns Brendon's blue eyes from summer sky to stormy sea. He rolls his shoulders and attempts to find the zen his therapist has managed to help him access all of two times.
You know that look. It's his 'I'm about to do something stupid' look. So you squeeze his bicep to bring him back to center and assure, "Bren, you don't have to do anything. It's okay."
"No, I do, and it's not," he says, voice tight and controlled. "If this were some one-time thing, maybe. I'd just write him up. But after what you told me about Mohan last week? Fuck no. He's not getting away with that."
Your heart almost bursts with love. When Brendon's protective enough to fight, you have to admit it makes you swoon.
--
"Dr. Robinavitch," Park the Shark shouts as he storms out of the elevator. Every head in a five-mile radius snaps in his direction, bracing for impact. "Have a second for a consult?"
When you sheepishly follow him out of the elevator, Robby knows immediately what this is about. "Look, Shark, I already apologized for-"
Brendon's hand collides with the middle of his chest, hard enough that he staggers back. Continuing to push him toward the staff exit at a brutal pace, Brendon corrects, "I was actually thinking we should talk outside."
And he keeps pushing. Robby has no choice to walk with him, swearing and muttering under his breath with his hands in his hoodie pocket. A handful of doctors and nurses who aren't busy crowd by the open window to watch and you join them, not wanting to be too close when things boil over. Samira stands next to you, her eyes full of questions. She knows that you've vented to Park about Robby's treatment of her more than once.
Robby raises his hands up defensively. "I know I was out of line, okay? It's been a stressful day and-"
"And it hasn't been stressful for her? For everyone else?" Brendon crosses his huge arms across his chest, stance wide and impressive, making six-foot Robbt look like a fifth grader. "This isn't just about my wife. You have created an environment in your department where women are devalued in favor of less effective male coworkers. Langdon goes glassy-eyed when you talk to him in complex sentences and Whitaker's hands still shake when he does sutures, but you have women like my wife and like Mohan who are ten times as capable questioning themselves because of you."
Next to you, Samira grabs your hand and squeezes, her wide eyes trained on the situation.
"Park, calm down," Robby tries, running a hand over the back of his head like he does when he's caught. "I get it. She's pregnant. She's emotional, rightfully so, and she can't-"
Brendon's fist smashes full-force into Robby's cheek, quick and sharp. His wedding ring nicks Robby's skin, a bead of blood falling down like a tear. Everyone around you gasps. Samira's grip on your hand goes bruising. Robby nearly falls on his ass, just barely catching his balance.
Robby winces as he touches the back of his hand to his bleeding cheek. "I probably deserved that."
"Yeah. You did. And you're lucky my wife told me instead of reporting you like you deserve," Brendon spits as he shakes out his fist. "Emotion isn't a weakness in medicine. And you could literally be sued for questioning her judgment because she's pregnant, you fucking asshole." He takes a deep breath and glances at the window, where he catches your gaze and then Samira's, giving you both affirming, respectful nods. Then he turns back to Robby, shoves him on the shoulder, and says, "The next time I hear you've said something like that to a woman in this hospital, I'm dragging you up to HR myself and advocating for you to get fired. And then I'm going to beat the shit out of you. So there better not be a next time."
With his eyes big as saucers while he presses on the wound to stem the bleeding, Robby grunts, "Understood."
Brendon clenches his jaw, clearly wanting to say more but knowing he's already crossed the line. He's perfectly aware that the only reason he won't get flak for this is that people are too scared of him to bother. But they're scared of him because he's right and he doesn't tolerate bullshit. That's the difference between him and Robby. Brendon's students never have to worry about their tone or their appearance or anything superficial when they have the brains and work ethic for surgery. That's all he cares about.
So he cracks his neck, gestures to Robby's rapidly bruising face, and says, "Go inside and put some ice on that. If you have any signs of a sunken cheek, numbness or tingling in the cheek or lip, or swelling that impacts your vision, come up to ortho. I know some good bone specialists. Now get out of my fucking sight."
Pope Cody Soulmate Strings
@t4medicroe, as I messaged, it turns out I DID write a soulmate Pope Cody ficlet, and then I never got farther than this. The hyperfixation has passed, but still super happy to share it!
Summary: What if Pope Cody had a red string leading to his soulmate?
Tags/Notes: Soulmate AU, soulmate strings, oral sex
Word Count: 3,224
None of the Cody brothers have ever admitted if they have strings. Pope told Smurf he did once, not long after his appeared, but Julia said he was lying to sound cool, and Smurf always believed her over him.
He’s grateful for Julia’s jealous announcement when they were thirteen now. As he grew up, he realized the fact that he had a red string should be kept to himself. His soulmate would be his own, the one thing he could truly call his. Not like the things in the vent in his room, the house he lived in, or his job.
Not everyone had strings. No one knew if that meant only some people had soulmates, or only some people were lucky enough to have a literal guide wire to them. Pope had never known anyone who’d actually met their soulmate either, but he paid attention to the stories. As a young teen he’d daydreamed about it suddenly connecting to Cath, or some other beautiful woman on the beach, and the jealous and shocked looks of his brothers and mother when they found out. As the years went by though, Pope came to understand how unlikely it would ever be. Odds were already low he’d ever be physically close enough for the red string to lengthen, and Smurf barely let any of the family have anything without her say-so. She certainly wouldn’t abide Pope having his soulmate.
The small hope finally died after three years in prison, innumerable terrible things done in the name of family and self-protection, decades of being alone weighing on him, and finally Baz yelling in his face that no one would ever have his child. Pope didn’t believe he’d ever get his soulmate. He could get anything he wanted with a little effort, but he’d never get what he deserved, because he didn’t deserve one.