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❥Talk to Me
tw: angst, emotional distress, anxiety/stress, hurt/comfort, comfort, fluff.
Author’s Note: This fic was inspired by my very first Tumblr request! 🥹🤍
Unfortunately, my dumb ass accidentally deleted the ask right after reading it 😭 so I lost the username before I could reply. Thankfully, I managed to save what they wrote before it disappeared:
“hiii i love your writing and wanted to see if you were taking requests? if so could you write something about reader crying and victor comforting her? love you!”
So if this was your request, thank you so much for sending it in. It genuinely made my day, and I really hope I did your idea justice. And yes… I love you too!! 💋🤍
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The sound of the front door clicking shut echoed through the house, a familiar rhythm that usually signaled the start of your favorite part of the day. You heard the heavy thud of his gym bag hitting the floor and the slow, rhythmic sound of his footsteps approaching the kitchen.
You were already there, standing by the counter, your hands gripping the edge of the marble so hard your knuckles were white. You took a deep breath, forcing your facial muscles to shift, pulling your lips into a smile that didn't reach your eyes. You practiced it in your head for a split second before you turned around.
"Hey, baby," you said, your voice sounding thin to your own ears, though you hoped he wouldn't notice.
Victor stopped in the doorway, his massive frame nearly filling the entire space. He was still in his practice gear, smelling of sweat and the outdoors, his hair slightly damp. He looked at you, his gaze sweeping over your face with that piercing intensity he had. He didn't say anything at first, just watched you, his expression unreadable.
"Hey," he replied, his voice a low, sleepy rumble.
You reached up to wrap your arms around his neck, pulling him down for a soft, lingering kiss. "How was practice?"
He hummed against your lips, his large hands resting naturally on your waist. "Productive. Challenging. But I spent the last hour thinking about getting back to you."
Everything looked normal. On the surface, it was the same routine you had played out a thousand times. But as you turned back toward the counter, you felt the mask slipping. You were quieter than usual, your movements stiff and mechanical. You were smiling, but it felt like a chore, a heavy weight you had to carry just to keep the peace.
The moment you felt his eyes still on you, you panicked. You couldn't just stand there in the silence; the silence was where the thoughts lived, and the thoughts were becoming too loud to ignore. You immediately found something to do. You grabbed a sponge and started scrubbing a spot on the counter that was already perfectly clean. Then you moved to the sink, washing a few glasses that didn't even need washing. You moved with a frantic, misplaced energy, your mind racing as you tried to create a barrier of activity between you.
You could feel him moving behind you. He didn't crowd you, but he was there, a constant, towering presence in the periphery of your vision.
"You okay?" he asked softly.
You didn't look up. You kept your focus on the soap bubbles swirling in the sink, your voice coming out automatic and hollow. "Yeah. Just tired."
You had said those words so many times over the last few days that they had become a reflex. You hoped that if you said them with enough conviction, he would just accept them and move on. But Victor didn't just hear words; he heard the tremor in the tone, the lack of breath, the way you were avoiding his gaze.
As the minutes ticked by, the effort of pretending began to erode. You reached for a spoon to put it in the dishwasher, but your fingers felt numb, and it clattered loudly against the floor. You stared at it for a long moment, the sound echoing like a gunshot in the quiet kitchen. You didn't pick it up right away. You just stood there, staring at the stainless steel, feeling a sudden, overwhelming wave of exhaustion crash over you.
You felt your eyes prickle. You blinked rapidly, swallowing hard against the lump in your throat. You couldn't cry. Not tonight. You couldn't let the walls crumble now, because you weren't sure if you'd be able to put them back up once they were gone.
Victor didn't call you out on it. He didn't ask you why you were staring at a spoon or why your breathing had become shallow. Instead, he quietly stepped into your space. He didn't corner you, but he began to mirror your movements. When you started drying the dishes, he reached out and took the towel from your hand, drying the plates you had just washed. When you moved to make a pot of tea, he leaned against the counter beside you, his shoulder inches from yours.
His hand brushed against yours as you reached for a mug, a brief, warm contact that sent a shiver through your entire body. He didn't grab your hand, but he didn't pull away either. He kept glancing over at you, his dark eyes filled with a quiet, patient understanding. He was waiting. He was giving you the space to fall apart on your own terms, but he was making sure you knew he was there to catch you.
You reached up to put a mug away on the high shelf, your arms shaking slightly. Just as you slid the ceramic into place, you heard his footsteps. They were slow and deliberate. Before you could turn around, his arms wrapped gently around your waist from behind.
He was so much larger than you that you felt completely enveloped, disappearing into the heat of his body. He rested his chin on the top of your head, his chest heaving in a slow, steady rhythm against your back. You stopped moving. You froze, your breath hitching in your throat, the sudden intimacy of the gesture stripping away the last of your defenses.
Gently, he turned you around in his arms. He didn't rush it. He moved you slowly until you were facing him, your back against the cupboard. One of his large hands came up to cup your cheek, his thumb tracing the line of your jaw with a tenderness that made your heart ache. His other hand remained steady on your waist, holding you in place.
He didn't ask you what was wrong. He didn't tell you to stop lying. He just looked at you. He searched your eyes for a long, silent moment, his expression devoid of judgment or frustration. He just saw you.
"Talk to me," he whispered.
Those three words were the final blow. The dam you had spent days building finally cracked. Your lower lip began to tremble, and a small, broken sob escaped your throat before you could clamp your hand over your mouth.
The moment the first tear fell, the floodgates opened. You weren't pretty crying. You weren't sobbing softly into a tissue. You were shaking, your chest heaving as the kind of crying you had been holding in for a week tore through you. It was raw and ugly and loud, a visceral release of everything you had been suppressing.
"I-I'm sorry," you gasped between sobs, your voice sounding strangled. "I don't... I don't even know why I'm crying. I'm okay, I'm fine, I'm—"
"No," Victor interrupted, his voice a soft, firm command. He shook his head, his eyes softening. "Don't apologize."
The second he opened his arms, you practically collapsed into him. You buried your face in the fabric of his hoodie, the scent of him filling your senses and grounding you. You gripped the back of his clothes with both hands, clutching the fabric so tightly your fingers hurt, as if you were afraid that if you let go, you would simply drift away.
Victor wrapped his arms around you, pulling you flush against him. One of his hands began to rub slow, soothing circles across your back, while the other cradled the back of your head, pressing you closer to his heart. He showered the top of your head with kisses, his lips lingering on your hair and your forehead.
He didn't try to fix it. He didn't tell you that everything would be okay or that you were overreacting. He didn't rush you to stop. He simply held you, letting the storm rage through your body until there was nothing left to give. He was your anchor, the only steady thing in a world that felt like it was spinning out of control.
Eventually, the violent sobs slowed. They turned into shaky breaths, then long, shuddering sighs. You stayed there for a long time, your face still hidden against his chest, listening to the slow, rhythmic thumping of his heart. You felt a sudden wave of embarrassment wash over you, the remnants of your pride making you want to pull away.
"I don't even know why I'm crying," you whispered, your voice raspy and exhausted.
Victor pulled back just enough to look at you, a small, knowing smile playing on his lips. "You don't always need a reason," he murmured. He paused, his gaze searching yours. "I think you've been carrying everything alone for a while."
That sentence hit you harder than any of the sadness had. It was the truth. You had spent so much time trying to be the strong one, trying to stay positive so you wouldn't burden him with your stress, that you had forgotten how to actually be supported.
You let it all out. You told him about the exhaustion, the pressure, the feeling of being overwhelmed by things you couldn't even name. You told him how tired you were of pretending to be okay when you felt like you were drowning. You admitted that you had been scared that if you showed him the messy parts of your mind, it would be too much for him.
Victor didn't interrupt once. He didn't offer solutions or try to argue against your feelings. He just listened, his thumb continuing to stroke your cheek, his presence a silent promise that he wasn't going anywhere.
When you finally finished, the silence that returned to the kitchen was different. It wasn't heavy or tense; it was light, cleansed by the tears. Victor reached up and gently wiped the remaining moisture from under your eyes with his thumb.
"You don't have to pretend with me," he said, his voice steady and honest. "You don't have to carry everything by yourself. I'm here. I always will be."
There was no grand speech, no cinematic promise, just the simple, honest truth of a man who loved you.
He took over the rest of the evening. He made you a cup of tea, the steam curling into the air, and ordered your favorite takeout because he knew neither of you had the energy to think about cooking. You migrated to the living room, curling up on the couch under a single, oversized weighted blanket that felt like a cocoon.
You rested your head against his chest, your ear pressed directly over his heart. The slow, steady beat acted as a lullaby, calming the last of your nerves. His long fingers absentmindedly played with your hair, twisting the strands gently, until your eyelids grew heavy and the world began to fade.
The last thing you felt before you drifted off to sleep was the press of a gentle, lingering kiss on your forehead and the feeling of his arm tightening around you, keeping you safe in the quiet of the night.
Victor Wembanyama supporting Stephon Castle in the 2025 NBA Slam Dunk Contest
Learning French is so hard, like wdu mean oiseaux is pronounced ‘wah-zoh’?? And beaucoup is pronounced ‘boh-coo’ WHERE DID THE REST GO?? 😭
❥Brat Behavior
Victor Wembanyama x Brat Reader: smut, oral, dom vic, p in v, edging.
An: long one-ish, and also my first time writing smut…..
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The drive home from the grocery store is silent, but it's not the comfortable kind. It's the kind of silence that sits heavy in the air, thick with unspoken words and simmering tension. You're slumped in the passenger seat of Victor's car, arms crossed, staring out the window at the passing houses. You've been like this all day, short answers, eye rolls, huffing when he tried to talk to you. You don't even know why you started. Maybe it was the way he'd been busy with practice all week. Maybe it was the way he'd forgotten to text you back yesterday. Maybe it was just the mood you woke up in.
Whatever the reason, you've been insufferable, and you know it.
Victor, for his part, has been patient. He asked you what was wrong three times. He offered to take you to your favorite café. He tried to hold your hand in the cereal aisle, and you pulled away. Each time, his jaw tightened a little more, but he said nothing.
Now, as he pulls into the driveway of the home you share, the engine cuts off, and the silence becomes unbearable.
He doesn't get out right away. He just sits there, his hands resting on the steering wheel, his eyes fixed ahead. The porch light casts a soft glow across his face, illuminating the hard line of his jaw.
"Are you going to tell me what's going on?" he asks, his voice low, a hint of his French accent peaking through.
You shrug, still staring out the window. "Nothing."
A beat of silence.
"Okay," he says, and there's something in his tone that makes your stomach flip. He opens his door and gets out.
You follow him inside, your sneakers scuffing against the hardwood floor. The house is dark, save for the lamp he clicks on in the living room. He sets the grocery bags on the counter and turns to face you.
You're standing in the middle of the living room, arms still crossed, your chin lifted in defiance. You know you're being difficult. You know you're pushing him. But some stubborn part of you refuses to back down.
Victor walks toward you slowly, his footsteps deliberate. He stops when he's right in front of you, his height forcing you to crane your neck to meet his eyes. He's wearing a simple black t-shirt and gray sweatpants, and even in the dim light, you can see the tension in his shoulders.
"You've been giving me attitude all day," he says, his voice quiet but firm. "I've asked you nicely what's wrong. I've tried to be patient. But you keep pushing."
You open your mouth to fire back a retort, but before you can get a word out, he moves.
In one fluid motion, he has you pressed against the wall, his body caging you in. The cool drywall is at your back, and the heat of his chest is at your front. His hands find your wrists, pinning them above your head with an ease that makes your breath hitch.
"Now," he says, his face inches from yours, his breath warm against your lips. "I've had enough."
Your heart hammers against your ribs. The bratty defiance is still there, flickering in your chest, but underneath it, a thrill of anticipation courses through you.
"What are you going to do about it?" you ask, your voice coming out breathless.
Victor's lips curl into a slow, knowing smile. "I'm going to teach you a lesson, mon chéri."
He holds you there, pinned against the wall, his body pressed against yours. You can feel him through his sweatpants, the growing hardness against your thigh. The knowledge sends a rush of heat straight to your core.
He leans in, his mouth brushing against the shell of your ear. "You're going to learn what happens when you act like a brat. And by the time I'm done, you're going to be begging me to let you come."
You swallow hard, your defiance wavering.
He pulls back just enough to look at you, his dark eyes boring into yours. "Do you understand?"
You don't answer. You just hold his gaze, stubborn to the last.
Victor's smile widens. "Fine. We'll do this the hard way."
He releases one of your wrists, his hand trailing down your arm, over your shoulder, down your side. He doesn't touch you where you want him to. He skirts around your breasts, your hips, your thighs, his fingers dancing just out of reach of where you ache for him.
You bite your lip, determined not to give him the satisfaction of hearing you whimper.
His hand finds the waistband of your shorts. He hooks his fingers under the elastic and tugs, pulling them down your legs along with your underwear. You step out of them, your bare thighs pressing together as the cool air hits your sensitive skin.
He doesn't remove your top. He leaves you half-dressed, exposed from the waist down, pinned against the wall with your wrists still trapped above your head.
"Look at you," he breathes, his eyes raking over your body. "So pretty like this. All mine."
He drops to his knees in front of you, his long frame folding gracefully. The sight of him, this giant of a man kneeling at your feet, sends a rush of heat straight to your core.
He doesn't touch you. Not yet. He just looks, his gaze hot and heavy on the slick evidence of your arousal.
"You're so wet," he says, his voice rough. "And you've been acting like you don't want me. We both know that's a lie."
You shake your head, a final, stubborn act of defiance. "I'm not begging for anything."
Victor's eyes flash. "We'll see."
He leans in, and his tongue finally makes contact. A slow, deliberate stripe from your entrance to your clit. The sensation is electric, a jolt of pleasure that makes your knees buckle. You gasp, your bound hands straining against his grip.
He doesn't stop. He licks into you, his tongue circling your clit with maddening precision. He knows your body, knows exactly where to press and how hard. He brings you to the edge, that familiar coil tightening in your belly, your breath coming in short, sharp gasps.
And then he stops.
He pulls away, his chin glistening, and looks up at you with a calm, patient expression.
"Beg," he says.
You shake your head, your chest heaving. "No."
He shrugs, as if it doesn't matter. But you see the glint in his eye. He's enjoying this.
He goes back in, his tongue working you over again. This time, he's faster, more insistent. He slides a finger inside you, curling it just right, and you see stars. Your hips buck against his face, chasing the friction, the pleasure building and building until you're right there, on the precipice.
And again, he stops.
You let out a frustrated whimper, a sound you can't contain. Your body is trembling, aching, desperate for release. Your thighs are shaking, and there's a wetness pooling between them that has nothing to do with your own arousal and everything to do with the way he's denied you twice now.
Victor stands up, his tall frame towering over you again. He releases your wrists, and your arms fall limply to your sides.
"I can do this all night," he says, his voice a low murmur. "But you're only going to come when you ask nicely."
You glare at him, but the fire has gone out of it. You're too wound up, too needy. The brat in you is fading, replaced by a raw, aching want. Your body is screaming for release, every nerve ending alight with unspent pleasure.
"Please," you whisper, the word barely audible.
Victor tilts his head. "I didn't hear you."
You swallow your pride. The word feels heavy on your tongue, but the ache between your legs is heavier.
"Please, Victor," you say, your voice stronger this time. "Please let me come."
A slow, satisfied smile spreads across his face. "That's my good girl."
He doesn't waste any more time. He scoops you up, his arms wrapping around your waist, and carries you to the bedroom. He lays you down on the bed, the soft comforter sinking beneath your weight. He stands over you for a moment, his eyes tracing the curve of your body, the way your chest rises and falls with each ragged breath.
Then he reaches for the hem of your top and pulls it over your head, leaving you completely bare beneath him.
He takes a moment to look at you, his gaze traveling from your face down to your breasts, to the dip of your waist, to the way your thighs fall open for him, slick and ready.
"Beautiful," he murmurs.
And then he lowers his head between your legs.
This time, there's no teasing. No stopping. He devours you, his tongue and lips working in perfect harmony. He sucks your clit into his mouth, his fingers thrusting inside you, curling against that sweet spot that makes your vision go white. The pleasure crashes over you like a wave, relentless and consuming. You cry out, your back arching off the bed, your hands fisting in his hair as you come undone on his tongue.
He doesn't stop until your shudders subside, lapping at you gently, bringing you down from the high. His tongue moves slower now, softer, kissing your sensitive flesh.
When he finally lifts his head, his face is flushed, his lips slick with you. He crawls up your body, kissing a path up your stomach, between your breasts, up your neck. His lips find yours, and you taste yourself on his tongue.
"Good?" he asks, his voice husky.
You can only nod, your mind still hazy, your body humming with the aftershocks of your release.
He sits up, reaching for the hem of his shirt. He pulls it over his head, revealing the lean, powerful lines of his torso. His skin is smooth, stretched taut over muscle. You reach out, tracing the line of his collarbone, the dip of his hip. He shivers under your touch.
He catches your hand, bringing it to his lips. He kisses your knuckles, his eyes never leaving yours.
Then he stands, pulling his sweatpants and letting them fall to the floor. His cock springs free, thick and hard, the tip already glistening. Your mouth goes dry at the sight of him.
He climbs onto the bed, settling between your legs. The head of his cock presses against your entrance, teasing, just like before. He drags it through your slick folds, coating himself in your arousal, but he doesn't push in.
"Ready?" he asks, his voice a low rasp.
You nod, your voice lost.
He pushes in, slow and deep. The stretch is exquisite, a fullness that steals your breath. He fills you completely, his hips meeting yours, and for a moment, he just stays there, letting you adjust to the feeling of him inside you.
Then he begins to move.
His pace is steady, deliberate. Each thrust hits that perfect spot inside you, sending sparks of pleasure radiating through your body. You wrap your legs around his waist, pulling him deeper, and he groans, his forehead dropping to yours.
"You feel so good," he breathes. "So perfect."
His rhythm quickens, his hips snapping against yours. The sound of skin on skin fills the room, mingling with your moans and his ragged breaths. You can feel another orgasm building, coiling tight in your belly, and this time, there's no one holding you back.
"Victor," you gasp. "I'm close."
"Come for me," he commands, his voice rough. "Come on my cock."
That's all it takes. You shatter, your walls clenching around him as you cry out his name. He follows a moment later, his hips stuttering as he spills inside you, a low groan rumbling in his chest as he buries his face in the crook of your neck.
He collapses on top of you, his weight a comforting pressure. You lie there, panting, your skin slick with sweat. The room smells like sex and warmth and him.
You think it's over. You think he's done. Your body is boneless, satisfied, ready to drift off in his arms.
But then he pulls out, and before you can catch your breath, he's flipping you over. You land on your stomach, and he pulls your hips up, guiding you onto your knees. The sudden shift makes you gasp.
"Round two," he says, his voice a low growl behind you.
He enters you from behind, a new angle that makes you gasp. He's deeper this time, hitting places that make your vision blur. His hands grip your hips, holding you in place as he sets a punishing pace.
"Fuck," you moan, your fingers gripping the sheets.
"You've been a brat all day," he says, his breath hot against your ear as he leans over your back. "Why?"
You can barely form words, your mind lost in the pleasure. Each thrust drives the air from your lungs. "I... I wanted..."
"Wanted what?"
"I wanted to rile you up," you admit, the confession tumbling out between moans. "I wanted you to fuck me like this."
Victor lets out a dark chuckle, the sound vibrating against your skin. "You got what you wanted."
He fucks you harder, his pace relentless. His hand reaches around, finding your clit, rubbing tight circles in time with his thrusts. You're a mess of moans and whimpers, your fingers gripping the sheets as he drives into you again and again. The second orgasm hits you like a freight train, and you scream into the pillow as you come, your body trembling violently.
Victor follows soon after, his body shuddering as he pours himself into you. He collapses beside you, both of you breathing hard, tangled in the sheets.
For a long moment, neither of you moves. The only sound is the heavy rhythm of your breathing, slowly evening out.
Then Victor stirs. He gets up, disappearing into the bathroom, and returns with a warm, damp cloth. He cleans you gently, his touch tender, wiping away the evidence of what you've done. He's careful, thorough, pressing soft kisses to your shoulder blades as he works.
He pulls the covers over you, then slides in beside you, wrapping his arms around you. He pulls you close, your back against his chest, his lips pressing soft kisses to your shoulder, your neck, the shell of your ear.
"You okay?" he asks, his voice soft, the roughness gone.
You nod, snuggling deeper into his embrace. Your body aches in the best way, a pleasant soreness that reminds you of everything you just did.
"Good," he murmurs. He brushes a strand of hair from your face, tucking it behind your ear. "Next time, just tell me what you want. You don't have to be a brat to get my attention."
You smile, your eyes fluttering closed. "I know. But it's more fun this way."
He laughs, the sound rumbling through his chest, warm and genuine. "You're impossible."
"You love it."
He presses another kiss to your hair, his arms tightening around you. "I do."
And in the quiet of the night, wrapped in his arms, your head resting on his chest, listening to the steady rhythm of his heartbeat, you know it's true. His fingers trace lazy patterns on your skin, and the tension that had been coiled in your chest all day finally, fully, melts away.
❥Good Morning
Victor Wembanyama x reader: fluff
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The first thing you felt wasn’t the sunlight spilling through the curtains. It was a feather-light kiss pressed to your forehead, soft and warm, just enough to coax you a little farther out of sleep and into the hazy comfort of morning. You smiled without meaning to, still suspended somewhere between dreaming and waking, wrapped in the heavy warmth of the blankets and the familiar scent of laundry soap mixed with Victor’s shampoo.
Another kiss followed, this time at your temple, then another at the bridge of your nose, each one patient and affectionate. You let out the tiniest groan and dragged the duvet over your face in a hopeless attempt to hide from the morning and from him.
A quiet chuckle drifted through the room, low and fond.
“So stubborn,” Victor whispered.
You recognized that sleepy, slightly raspy voice instantly. Without opening your eyes, you reached out until your hand found the sleeve of his T-shirt, and you gave it a gentle tug, fingers curling around the soft cotton.
“Mm… come back.”
“I’m right here,” he murmured.
The mattress dipped as he settled beside you again. One arm slipped around your waist while the other carefully pulled the blanket away from your face, letting in a wash of pale morning light and the cool air of the room.
“Good morning.”
“It was,” you mumbled, eyes still shut, “until someone started attacking me.”
“Attacking?”
“With kisses.”
He laughed softly, and the sound was warm enough to make your heart melt before you’d even opened your eyes.
“I thought it was a nice way to wake you up.”
“It is…” you admitted with a sleepy sigh, nestling deeper into the pillow. “But I was having a really good dream.”
“What was it about?”
“You.”
His eyebrows lifted.
“Oh?”
“You dropped eighty points.”
“I’ve never dropped eighty.”
“I know.” You smiled against the pillow, the corners of your mouth lifting despite your exhaustion. “That’s why I knew it was a dream.”
Victor let out another laugh, quieter this time, and shook his head as he leaned down to press one last kiss to your hair. His lips lingered there for a second, and you could feel the gentle brush of his breath through your sleep-tangled strands.
“I hate to interrupt your imaginary Hall of Fame performance,” you teased, your voice still thick with sleep, “but why are you awake so early?”
“I couldn’t sleep anymore.”
“You mean…”
“I made breakfast.”
That got one eye open.
“You cooked?”
“I tried.”
“…Should I be scared?”
“I watched the recipe twice.”
You finally blinked awake enough to look at him.
His hair was still messy from sleep, and he wore an oversized gray T-shirt with a pair of sweatpants, looking far more pleased with himself than someone who’d just confessed to “trying” to cook. There was a faint crease on his cheek from the pillow, and his expression was so openly hopeful it made your chest feel strangely soft.
You couldn’t help smiling.
“What?”
“Nothing.”
“No, tell me.”
“I just…” You reached up, brushing a curl away from his forehead. His skin was warm beneath your fingertips. “I like waking up next to you.”
His expression softened immediately.
He didn’t answer right away. He never rushed moments like these.
Instead, he leaned down until his forehead rested gently against yours, close enough that you could feel the quiet rhythm of his breathing. He leaned in, his lips brushing gently against yours before the kiss deepened, slow and unhurried, as if he wanted to savor every second.
“I like waking up next to you too.”
For a few seconds, neither of you spoke.
The apartment was quiet except for the distant hum of the air conditioner and the birds outside your bedroom window, their morning calls drifting in through the glass.
Then—
“…Victor?”
“Yeah?”
“I can smell something burning.”
His eyes widened.
“The pancakes.”
You both froze.
“Oh no.”
He was out of bed in an instant, nearly tripping over his own feet in his rush toward the kitchen.
You couldn’t stop laughing as you followed him, still wrapped in the blanket he’d left tangled around your shoulders, the fabric dragging softly against your legs.
The sight that greeted you was exactly what you’d expected.
One pancake sat in the pan, just a little darker than intended. Victor stood there with a spatula in one hand, staring at it like it had personally betrayed him.
“I looked away for five seconds.”
You slipped beside him, bumping your shoulder against his.
“I think it’s salvageable.”
He looked at the pancake, then at you.
“You are incredibly optimistic.”
“I’m incredibly hungry.”
That earned another laugh.
He switched off the stove before wrapping one long arm around your shoulders and pulling you against his side. His T-shirt was warm from the kitchen, and you could smell butter and something faintly smoky clinging to the air.
“You know,” he murmured, pressing a kiss to the top of your head, “next time… maybe we order breakfast.”
“You say that like this wasn’t fun.”
He looked down at the slightly charred pancake and smiled.
“…Okay.”
“It was a little fun.”
You reached for the plate, cut off a small piece, and took a cautious bite. You chewed for a second, then nodded thoughtfully.
“Not bad.”
Victor turned to stare at you.
“That’s a lie.”
You blinked at him innocently. “It’s not.”
“It’s horrible.”
You laughed, covering your mouth with the back of your hand. “It’s not horrible.”
“It absolutely is.”
“It’s edible.”
“That is not the same thing.”
You took another bite just to prove your point, and he watched you with narrowed eyes, clearly unconvinced.
“You’re only saying that because you love me.”
You swallowed and grinned. “Maybe.”
He huffed, but the corner of his mouth twitched anyway.
“Next time,” he said, “I’m making cereal.”
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First fanfic…..🫣 No triggers, just fluff and a sweetheart Wemby 💕
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bf!victor who buys two copies of books he loves so he can annotate one for you.
bf!victor who kisses the top of your head absentmindedly whenever you’re standing next to him.
bf!victor who gets a little clingier after long road trips and suddenly wants to spend every second next to you.
bf!victor wembanyama who secretly loves taking candid photos of you and has an entire hidden album dedicated to them.
bf!victor who tries teaching you french and then gets distracted halfway through the lesson because he started talking about something completely unrelated.
bf!victor who disappears for an hour and you find him sitting on the floor reading a book he accidentally got too invested in.
bf!victor who secretly loves when you wear his hoodies because seeing them swallow you whole never stops being cute to him.
bf!victor who looks for you first after every game, regardless of whether they won or lost.
bf!victor who keeps every little gift you’ve ever given him, including things that objectively have no practical use.
bf!victor who can spend hours talking about basketball, books, or space—but somehow never gets tired of listening to you talk about your day.
bf!victor who still gets distracted by how pretty you look, even after years together.
en français
late night with wemby in paris, france.
an: no warnings, just fluff. first actual fic on here omagosh. oh wait maybe there is a warning. bad french lolz.
victor wembanyama x reader: fluff
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Umm Helloooo 👽 😘
all the wemby hate makes my throat tighten TF UPPP
he too sweet for yall.
like.. that’s literally baby boy why are we hating 😔
I NEED THEM SO BAD🙏
So realll