sofia not sophia she/her 18 always ot6
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“it is better to speak or to die?”
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sofia not sophia she/her 18 always ot6
!! all my fic are fem reader
“it is better to speak or to die?”
# masterlist
look how they criticize olivia saying her album 'is only about luis' or that her songs are just about men, but they call the last album by the kid lario(I also like him) a masterpiece when the songs are literally about missing a girl lol
— # Middle About
“you got me down on my knees
it’s getting harder to breathe out”
content. g!p manon, mean!reader, sports drama, enemies to lovers, smut, angst with happy ending, rough sex, fluff, unhealthy rivalry, explicit language, romance
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3- complicated
The echo of your footsteps resonated in the empty hallway as you walked toward the locker room. Practice was over, but you hadn't waited for anyone. You didn't want to see Manon, didn't want to see anyone. You wanted to disappear, even if just for a few minutes, and pretend none of this had happened.
But you couldn't escape everything.
"Y/n!" Adela's voice came from behind, followed by the sound of her hurried footsteps on the floor. "Wait."
You quickened your pace, but she was faster. She caught up with you just as you reached the locker room door, and grabbed your arm with a firmness you knew too well. Her fingers closed around your wrist — a gesture that used to be natural between you, but now provoked a fury you didn't know how to process.
"What?" you asked, turning around with a tense face, arms crossed over your chest, pulling your arm away from her grip with a sharp motion.
Adela let go of your arm, but she didn't step back. She stood in front of you, arms also crossed and an expression that was hard to read. Concern, maybe, or frustration. It was always hard to tell with Adela. She had that way of looking at you that made you feel exposed, as if she could see through all the layers you'd built around yourself.
"Calm down," she said, her voice low but firm. "You're being too hard on her."
"On who?" you asked, though you knew perfectly well the answer.
"On Manon. She didn't do anything to you. She just offered you help. I don't understand why you have to treat her like that."
"I don't need her help."
Adela let out a sigh — that sigh she let out when you were being stubborn and you knew it. It was a sound you knew well, and it always managed to get under your skin because it meant she thought you were wrong.
"Y/n, you saw her. She reached out her hand to you, and you ignored her like she didn't exist. She's just a teammate trying to be nice, trying to fit in."
"Nice?" you repeated, your voice rising a tone, feeling the rage starting to boil in your chest. "That's what you think? That she's just being nice?"
"What else would it be?" Adela tilted her head, confused, her eyes searching yours. "What do you think she's doing?"
You didn't answer. You couldn't. Because if you said what you really thought, if you admitted that you saw Manon as a threat, as someone who had come to take everything from you, you'd sound paranoid. Or worse, you'd sound insecure.
"It's okay," Adela said, interpreting your silence as a surrender, though her eyes showed she wasn't entirely convinced. "It's okay not to want to be her best friend. But you can't treat her like that. It's not fair to her, and it's not fair to the team."
"The team?" you repeated, and this time your voice was sharper, more cutting. "Now you're going to talk to me about the team?"
"Someone has to. Because you're not seeing past your pride."
"It's not pride," you said, but your voice sounded less sure than you'd intended, and you hated it.
"Then what is it?" Adela stepped forward, her voice dropping to almost a whisper. "But something's going on with you. I know you, and I know when something's eating you up inside."
You wanted to deny it. But the words wouldn't come. They got stuck in your throat, and all you could do was stand there, arms crossed, jaw tight, heart pounding.
Adela looked at you for a moment longer. Beyond everything, her eyes looked at you with concern.
She took your hand.
"Baby, calm down," she said, her voice soft — that same tone that a few months ago would have completely disarmed you, but not now.
But that word, that damn word, was the spark that ignited everything.
"Don't call me 'baby,'" you replied, your voice a whip, pulling your hand away from hers with a sharp tug, as if her touch burned you. "You don't have the right to call me that. Not after everything."
Adela didn't step back. On the contrary, she took another step forward, closing the distance between you until you could almost feel her warmth.
"Come on, Y/n," she said. "Don't act like this. We can get past this. We can't let what happened destroy us."
A bitter laugh escaped your lips.
"Get past this?" you repeated, your voice venomous. "Easy to say when you weren't the one who saw me kissing some random guy in a bar."
Adela clenched her jaw, and her eyes turned cold.
"You were the one who pushed me away, Y/n. You told me you needed time. You asked for space. And I gave it to you. I stepped back like you asked."
"I asked for time, Adela," you replied, your voice trembling with rage. "Time. I didn't ask you to go find someone else the next day."
"It wasn't the next day," Adela shook her head, her voice rising a tone. "Weeks passed, Y/n. Weeks where you didn't call me, didn't look for me, didn't send me a single message. Weeks where you disappeared and left me with the uncertainty of whether you were coming back or not."
"That doesn't give you the right to kiss someone else."
"I know," Adela took another step, and now you were so close you could see the gleam in her eyes, the tension in her jaw. "I know. And it wasn't my finest moment. I was hurt, Y/n. I did it out of stupidity, because I didn't know how to handle the pain."
Those words hit you, but they weren't enough to put out the rage.
"I would never have done that to you," you said, your voice barely a whisper, but loaded with everything you hadn't said. "Never. No matter how hurt I was, no matter how much it hurt, I would never have gone looking for someone else to fill that void. Because to me, what we had was worth more than that."
Adela opened her mouth to respond, and for a moment, the air between you crackled with electricity. She was about to say something.
But at that moment, the locker room door opened.
Manon walked in and stopped short when she saw the scene. You, with trembling hands, your face flushed with rage. Adela, inches from you, jaw tight. The tension between the two of you was so palpable it could almost be cut with a knife.
Manon blinked, her gaze traveling between the two of you, silently processing the scene. She didn't say anything, but it was clear she'd caught the tension, that she understood she was interrupting something important.
"…Everything okay?" she asked, her voice cautious.
You didn't answer. You couldn't. You were too close to the edge, too close to exploding. So you did the only thing you could: you shot a glare at both of them.
And without a word, you walked out of the locker room, leaving the two of them behind with the echo of your slammed door resonating in the silence.
Adela stared at the door for a moment, then let out a long sigh, running a hand through her hair with a tired gesture. When she turned to Manon, her smile was forced — a mask that fooled no one.
"Yeah, everything's fine," she said, shrugging. "Just… Y/n and her temper. You know how it is."
Manon frowned. Her gaze lingered on the door you'd gone through, then returned to Adela. Something in the way Adela had said your name, with that mix of affection and weariness, didn't go unnoticed.
"I think she hates me," Manon confessed, letting out a humorless laugh.
"Y/n is… complicated. She always has been. She just needs time. And a lot of patience."
Manon studied her for a moment. Her dark eyes were perceptive, and something in the way Adela spoke about you made her raise an eyebrow.
"Are you two… something?" she asked, her tone neutral, curious.
Adela smiled. "Yeah… something like that. It's complicated. Y/n is complicated. She always has been."
Manon nodded slowly, processing the information. She didn't say anything more. She just stood there, in the empty locker room, with the image of your angry face etched in her memory and Adela's words echoing in her head.
"She's complicated."
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— # Middle About
“you got me down on my knees
it’s getting harder to breathe out”
content. g!p manon, mean!reader, sports drama, enemies to lovers, smut, angst with happy ending, rough sex, fluff, unhealthy rivalry, explicit language, romance
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2- don’t be mad
The following days were a whirlwind.
Manon integrated into the team with an ease that you found almost offensive. She arrived early, greeted everyone with that smile of hers, and started warming up as if she'd been at the club for years. And the worst part: the girls loved her. It wasn't just that they accepted her; they adored her. And it wasn't hard to understand why, because Manon had that natural gift for making people feel comfortable around her.
"Manon, how do you do that spike you did yesterday?" Lara asked during a break, her eyes shining with admiration as she approached her with a ball in hand. Lara was naturally outgoing, but with Manon, she seemed to have found a similar energy that connected them instantly.
"You want me to show you?" Manon offered, and she stood up without hesitation, taking the ball with a smile. There was no false modesty in her, just genuineness, which irritated you even more.
The two of them went to one side of the court, and soon Megan and Yoonchae joined them, forming a small circle around Manon while she patiently explained the technique.
"Like this, looser wrist," Manon said. "You'll see it works. Don't be afraid to mess up — it's the only way to learn."
You watched them from the other side of the gym, arms crossed, jaw tight. Sophia, who was stretching next to you, followed your gaze.
"She's fitting in well," she commented, without looking directly at you, in a neutral tone. Sophia was undoubtedly the mom of the group and was always the first to notice everything, so it wasn't hard for her to notice your tension around Manon.
"Yeah, I can see that," you replied, sharper than you'd intended. You knew she didn't deserve your bad attitude. But you couldn't help it.
Sophia glanced at you but didn't say anything. She always knew when not to push, when to give you space to process things in your own way.
The problem was that you couldn't escape Manon. She was everywhere. On the court, in the locker room, during breaks, in the team's conversations. And wherever she was, the girls loved her, and you clenched your fingers around your water bottle until your knuckles turned white. It was ridiculous. Ridiculous to feel threatened by someone who was simply being herself. But you couldn't help it. You couldn't help feeling that every smile Manon drew from your teammates was a small brick falling from the wall you'd built around your leadership.
The team's respect, your authority as captain, the trust you'd placed in each of them and they'd placed in you. Everything you'd earned through hard work, and now it seemed to be wavering because a rookie had arrived with a smile and a perfect spike.
Or so your jealousy-blinded eyes saw, because for the rest of the team, you were still Y/n — the captain, the girl who, even with thousands of problems, always carried the team on her shoulders, encouraging each of them.
Sohey, for his part, watched the dynamic closely. He wasn't a bad coach — quite the opposite. Sohey was the kind who really cared about the team, who wanted to see them grow and improve, and who understood that sometimes tension was part of the process. He'd never been cruel to you; he'd always supported you. But he was also honest when he saw talent in someone else.
"Alright, enough rest," Sohey announced, clapping his hands, the sound echoing through the gym. "We're going to play a quick match. I want to see how you move with the new formation.
"Y/n, Manon, Megan, Daniela, Yoonchae, and Sophia." Sohey pointed to each of you one by one.
You froze for a second. Manon on your team. You were going to have to play together, pass the ball to each other, coordinate. Everything you'd been avoiding.
Manon, for her part, didn't seem fazed. She took her position naturally and flashed you a smile from across the net.
"Let's go, captain," she said, with that calmness that unsettled you, giving you a warm smile, completely unaware of what was going through your head. "It'll work out."
You didn't respond. You just took your position and clenched your fists.
The match began. And from the first point, the tension was palpable.
It wasn't that you played badly together. Quite the opposite. No matter how hard it was to admit, when Manon was on your team, everything flowed. Her passes were precise, her game sense was quick, and she seemed to know exactly where you were going to be before you knew it yourself.
"Y/n!" Manon shouted, and the ball came to your hands at the perfect moment.
You jumped, you struck, and the spike was flawless. Point.
"Nice!" Manon high-fived you without thinking, an automatic gesture of celebration.
The match continued. And despite your reservations, the team worked. Megan and Daniela were solid on defense, Yoonchae was a wall in reception, and Sophia directed the game with her usual intelligence.
Manon kept finding you, over and over. It didn't matter if the pass was complicated, if the reception came badly, if the opposing defense was well-positioned. She found you. She placed the ball where she knew you could spike it. And despite everything, despite your pride… it worked.
And that was the worst part.
Because every time Manon passed you the ball and you scored, she celebrated your point with the same excitement she celebrated hers, you felt like you were betraying yourself.
You couldn't hate her. You couldn't hate someone who was just being kind, who just wanted to play, who just wanted to help you win.
And that inability to hate her was worse than any hatred.
The match was tied. Two points away from winning. The score was 23-23, and the pressure was palpable. Sohey watched from the sideline, arms crossed, eyes fixed on you.
Manon served. The ball crossed the net with precision, and the opposing reception was good. The set went to the middle, and the opposing opposite jumped to spike.
"Block!" Sophia shouted.
You and Manon jumped at the same time. Your bodies moved in sync, as if you'd been practicing that play for years. The block was perfect, and the ball bounced off your hands, falling to the floor on the other side.
Point.
"Nice!" Megan shouted, and the team erupted in celebrations.
Manon looked at you, and for a moment, her eyes met yours. She was radiant, with a huge smile, and in that instant, she wasn't your rival. She was your teammate.
And that terrified you.
The decisive point came after a long rally. The ball went back and forth, the defenses moved, and fatigue was starting to show. Sophia set a high pass, and the ball rose toward the center of the net.
It was for you.
You jumped. You adjusted your body. You saw the open space in the opposing defense.
And you missed.
The ball hit the net and fell to the floor. The match ended 25-23 in favor of the other team.
In your attempt to recover the ball, you fell to your knees on the parquet. It wasn't a hard fall — just a scrape on your knees — but the embarrassment was worse than any pain.
The girls on the other team celebrated the point with laughs and high-fives. On your side, Sophia put her hands on her head with a carefree smile, and Megan snorted as she bent down to pick up a ball. No one stopped. No one made a drama. It was just a practice match.
And then Manon appeared in front of you.
She extended her hand toward you, palm open, fingers long, in a natural gesture. Her expression showed genuine concern.
"Are you okay?" she asked, her voice soft.
You looked at her. Her hand was there, offering help you hadn't asked for.
"Yeah," you replied, without meeting her eyes, your voice flat, emotionless.
You got up on your own, without touching her. You brushed off your knees and walked toward the bench without saying another word.
Manon kept her hand extended for a second, then slowly lowered it. She watched you walk away with a confused expression.
She hadn't done anything wrong. She'd just been kind.
And that was what was driving you crazy.
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yeah….
— # Middle About
“you got me down on my knees
it’s getting harder to breathe out”
content. g!p manon, mean!reader, sports drama, enemies to lovers, smut, angst with happy ending, rough sex, fluff, unhealthy rivalry, explicit language, romance
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1- the new star
Coach Sohey's whistle cut through the gymnasium. The team, scattered around doing warm-up exercises, stopped immediately and gathered in the center of the court, forming a semicircle around him.
You positioned yourself at the front, as always. Arms crossed, legs slightly apart, attentive gaze. It was your spot. The spot you'd earned after three years of sweat and sacrifice.
"Alright, girls," Sohey began, a middle-aged man, thin, with glasses and an expression that looked like he was evaluating every move the team made before it even happened. "As I mentioned to you last week, today we have an important addition."
He paused and turned his head toward the locker room door, making a wide gesture with his hand.
"You can come in."
The entire team turned their gaze toward the entrance. The girls whispered among themselves in low voices, one stretching her neck to see better while Megan, next to you, gave you a gentle nudge with her elbow out of curiosity.
And then she appeared.
Manon walked toward the group with a natural elegance — it would be a lie to say she didn't intimidate. She was tall — a couple of centimeters taller than you — and her presence was magnetic. Her dark hair was pulled up in a high ponytail that showed off her long, slender neck. Her brown skin glowed under the gym lights.
"Girls, I'd like to introduce Manon Bannerman," Sohey announced with pride, his voice carrying a hint of excitement. "She comes from Switzerland, and she's been playing on her country's U-21 national team. She's an opposite hitter, just like Y/n, and she has an impressive track record. I'm sure she'll bring a lot to the team."
Manon smiled — a wide, genuine smile that seemed to light up the entire gym. Her dark eyes scanned the group before briefly landing on you. When your gazes met, there was something in her pupils you couldn't decipher, but it didn't seem malicious. Just curiosity.
"Hi everyone," she greeted, her voice soft, with a beautiful accent. "I'm really happy to be here. I've heard amazing things about the Gold Stars, and I can't wait to start training with you all."
The girls responded with smiles, some waving back warmly. The atmosphere was positive, welcoming.
"Well, Manon, why don't you join the group for warm-up?" Sohey suggested, pointing to the circle forming. "We're going to start with mobility exercises, and then we'll do a practice match."
Manon nodded, and everyone began to spread out across the wide court.
Before you could do the same, Sohey approached you. The rest of the girls were busy, stretching or preparing for warm-up, so no one noticed when he leaned toward your ear.
"Y/n," he said in a low voice, so low only you could hear. "One thing."
You turned slightly toward him, raising an eyebrow.
"That girl," he whispered, his eyes fixed on Manon. "She's really good. I've watched her matches. She has natural talent." He paused, and his voice became more serious. "Watch your spot. If you're not at a hundred percent, she's going to take it. Understood?"
You felt your blood run cold. It wasn't a suggestion. It was a warning.
"Understood," you replied, your voice coming out tenser than you'd intended.
Sohey nodded and walked away, leaving you with your heart pounding and a heavy feeling in your chest.
It wasn't the first time someone new had joined the team. But no one had ever made you feel like your spot was in danger before.
Manon wasn't just any rookie. She was a threat.
And the fact that you played the same position only made things worse.
As you rejoined the team, whether by coincidence or bad luck, Manon ended up right next to you.
"Thanks for the welcome, captain," she said quietly, just to you, with a genuine smile that seemed to have no ulterior motive, as if she truly valued your approval.
"Don't mention it," you replied curtly, without looking at her, staring straight ahead as if she didn't exist.
Manon didn't seem to notice the tone, or maybe she chose to ignore it. Her smile stayed intact, as if your coldness hadn't managed to touch her at all.
"It's an honor to be on your team. I've watched some of your matches online. You're incredible."
That last sentence caught you off guard. For a moment, you didn't know how to react. It had been a sincere compliment, with no double meaning, and the way she said it made you feel like she really meant it. But your pride wouldn't let you accept it.
"Thanks," you said, with the same dryness as before. "I hope you're in shape."
"Don't worry," she replied, and there was a soft laugh in her voice, as if your attitude amused her more than offended her. "I always am. But I'll have to work hard to measure up to you."
That last part irritated you more than it should have. Measure up to you? Did she think she could?
The warm-up began. Mobility exercises, stretches, light runs around the court. Manon moved with a fluidity that seemed natural, effortless. She jumped, stretched, turned, and everything seemed to come out perfectly.
When Sohey split the team for the practice match, you took your position with your teeth clenched.
"Y/n, you're with Megan, Lara, and…" Sohey looked at the list. "Daniela and Sophia. Manon, you're with Yoonchae, Adela, Emily, and Marquise." He paused, counting. "Alright, let's do six-on-six. Play to twenty-five. Let's go!"
Manon positioned herself across from you, on the other side of the net. Her eyes met yours, and that smile appeared again — so warm and carefree as always, as if there was nothing in the world that could wipe it away.
"Good luck, captain," she said.
"Thanks," you replied, and the challenge in your voice was completely one-sided, because she wasn't competing with you. At least not yet.
The first point went to your team. Good pass from Sophia, your spike, point. The girls celebrated, and you shot a quick glance at Manon. She didn't seem affected; she just got into position for the next play with the same calm as always, as if she'd been doing this her whole life.
The second point went to the other team. And that's when you saw it.
Megan served. Your team's reception was good, and the ball reached Sophia's position to set. The ball went up, perfect, toward the center of the net, heading for your spike.
And then Manon jumped.
It wasn't just any jump. Her legs propelled her with a force that seemed to defy gravity, her arm pulled back and then came down like a whip. The impact against the ball was sharp, powerful, and the ball shot across the court like a bullet, hitting the floor before anyone could react.
Point for them.
"Nice one!" Sohey shouted from the sideline, with enthusiasm.
Manon landed with the grace of a cat, turned, and high-fived her teammates as if she'd been playing with them for years.
"Easy, it was a good play," Sophia murmured beside you, noticing your tension and placing a hand on your shoulder in a supportive gesture.
"I know," you replied, but your voice came out harder than you wanted, and you shook her hand off with a brusque movement, unable to accept comfort — because accepting comfort would be accepting the threat.
The match continued. And over the next few points, the unease grew.
It's not that Manon was better than you at everything. You had more experience, more game sense, more strategy. But she had something you couldn't ignore: refined technique, power in her spikes that made the ball seem to have a life of its own, and agility around the net.
"Are you seeing this?" Daniela asked beside you, her eyes wide and a tone of admiration you couldn't help but notice.
"I'm seeing it," you replied, and you clenched your fists so hard your nails dug into your palms.
The match ended with a win for Manon's team: 25-21. It wasn't a blowout, but she'd scored at least ten points, and every one of them had been a flawless spike.
As the rest of the team headed toward the locker room, you stayed on the court, arms crossed, jaw tight. Sohey approached and gave you a pat on the shoulder.
"Good work today, Y/n."
You nodded without looking at him.
"That girl's good, huh?" he said, as if it were nothing, but with a smile that told you he knew exactly what you were feeling and was maybe enjoying it.
"Yeah," you replied, and the word tasted like poison.
Sohey smiled and walked away, leaving you alone on the empty court.
And there, in the silence of the gymnasium, with the echo of Manon's spikes still ringing in your ears, you allowed yourself to feel what you'd been suppressing all practice.
Fear.
Not fear of losing your spot. Fear that she was better than you. Fear that everything you'd built, all the effort, all the sacrifice, wouldn't be enough.
You clenched your fists and closed your eyes.
No. You weren't going to let that happen.
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# UNWELCOME
mean!5ot x fem!reader
sumarry. After debuting, hype came to the conclusion that Katseye needed a seventh member. So, when you joined, the girls who were used to being six weren’t exactly thrilled about the idea. As a result, they each started doing things individually to try to make you want to leave the group. But their methods… are quite peculiar.
content. g!p megan, g!p manon, humiliation, dirty talk, overstimulation, multiple orgasms, threesomes, mommy kink, degradation, others…
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4- return the favor
HYPE's executives didn't waste any time.
The video with Manon had reached a million likes in less than twelve hours. A million. In twelve hours. The comments were a waterfall of hearts and messages in Korean, English, Japanese, Spanish. "The new girl is amazing." "They have such chemistry." "Manon and Y/n look good together." "I need more content of the two of them." The numbers kept climbing while you slept, while you had breakfast.
So when the call came, you weren't surprised.
"Photo shoot," your manager said, in that voice she used when she'd already decided everything and was just informing you. "This afternoon. We're going to capitalize on the moment. We can't miss this opportunity."
The photo studio was in a glass-and-steel building, in a neighborhood where none of you could afford the rent. The styling team was waiting for you inside with individual dressing rooms and lights that warmed your skin before the spotlights even turned on.
When you came out of the dressing room, you knew why they'd chosen you for this.
The outfit was tiny. A pleated skirt that barely reached mid-thigh, a white lace top that showed more than it covered. Your hair was loose, falling over your bare shoulders, and the makeup was subtle, natural — the kind of makeup that takes hours to achieve but looks like you're wearing nothing.
On the set, the lights were already on. The photographers were adjusting lenses, assistants were running around with reflectors, and the girls were scattered around the space in poses that were meant to look casual.
Megan was the first to see you. She was leaning against a white column, wearing a red outfit so tight it looked painted on. Her eyes traveled over your body from head to toe with a slowness that was anything but professional, and when they reached your bare thighs, the curve of your hip that the top left exposed, the way the lace clung to your skin, her jaw tightened.
"Shit," she muttered, and it wasn't clear whether it was a compliment or a complaint.
The photographer positioned them. A line at first, then a circle, then individual poses. The instructions were simple: natural, fun, with chemistry.
Megan couldn't stop looking at you. Every time the photographer repositioned her, her eyes went back to you. In one shot where they had to be back-to-back, her hand brushed your waist and stayed there a second longer than necessary. In another where they had to laugh together, her laugh cut off when your hip pressed against hers.
And you noticed it. You noticed how her breathing became more uneven every time you got close, how her fingers trembled when they rested on your shoulder, how her eyes kept drifting downward, toward where her red skirt was starting to tent in a bulge she tried to hide with every pose, every movement, every adjustment of her clothes.
Poor Megan shifted uncomfortably, adjusted the fabric, stood in profile, sat with a pillow on her lap. But nothing worked. Her cock was there, erect, unmistakable, and every time she looked at you, every time the photographer asked for another pose, another shot, another angle, it got harder.
"Megan, can you relax your shoulders?" the photographer asked, and she nodded with her jaw clenched, her teeth so tight they looked like they might crack.
You, who weren't stupid, who had noticed everything from the moment you walked onto the set, let your body move toward her in the next shot. Your hip found hers, your hand rested on her arm, and when the photographer said "perfect!" her fingers squeezed your waist with a force that made you hold your breath.
The shoot ended hours later. The photos were perfect, according to the photographer. The chemistry between you was "electric," according to his assistant. The executives were happy, the social media team was already preparing the posts, and the girls scattered toward their dressing rooms with the excuse of changing.
You were tired. Your feet were burning, your shoulders ached, your eyelids were heavy, so you lay back on the couch, closing your eyes to rest for at least a few minutes. But someone knocked on the door.
"Come in," you said. Dani walked in. She closed the door behind her and stood in the middle of the dressing room, arms crossed, jaw tight, eyes fixed on you.
"You look tired," she said, and you weren't sure if she was trying to make fun of your appearance or if it was just a comment.
"So do you."
"It's your fault."
"My fault?"
"Your clothes," Dani said, her voice sharp, measured, but there was something underneath that vibrated. "That skirt. That top. The way you move. The way they look at you. All the time. I can't…"
She didn't finish the sentence. She clenched her teeth. Her hands curled into fists at her sides.
"You can't what?" you asked, your voice low, calm, the same one you used when you knew you had control.
Dani looked at you for a second. Then she walked toward you, her steps firm on the wooden floor, and stopped in front of the couch, looking down at you.
"You owe me a favor," she said, her voice rough. "From the other night. When I let you shower first. When I got stuck with the cold water."
"I didn't ask you to do that."
"Doesn't matter. I did it. And now you have to pay me back."
You tilted your head. You looked up at her, eyes narrowed, smile barely forming.
"What favor?"
Dani didn't answer with words. Her hands went down to the zipper of her pants, pulled it down with a sharp motion, and before you could react, her pants were on the floor, her underwear too, and she approached you with a determination that left you breathless.
She sat on your face.
It wasn't gentle, it wasn't slow. Dani sat on your face as if it were the most natural thing in the world, as if she'd been waiting years to do it, as if there were no other option. Her thighs squeezed your head, her center pressed against your mouth, and you, without thinking, opened your lips.
"Like that," Dani said, her voice a gasp that escaped from deep in her chest. Her hands gripped the back of the chair, her fingers squeezing the wood, her knuckles white. "That's how you pay me back."
Your tongue found her clit, wet, hot, and you started moving in slow circles, feeling her body tense above yours, her breathing become more uneven, her fingers grip the backrest tighter.
"More," Dani said, her voice a thread. "Faster."
You obeyed. Your tongue moved faster now, your lips sucked, your hands went up to her thighs, squeezing, guiding her. Dani moaned, a sound she tried to hold back and couldn't, that escaped her mouth and filled the small dressing room.
"All day," she said, her voice trembling. "All day with that outfit, that skirt, that face, making it impossible for me to think about anything else."
Her hips moved against your mouth, seeking more pressure, more contact, more of everything. And you gave it to her. Your tongue slid along her entrance, entered, exited, found her clit again, and Dani arched above you, a long, rough moan that mixed with the sound of the street outside.
"Stupid Megan… she couldn't stop looking at you, pff, she got an erection in the middle of the shoot," she said with disdain, and you could almost perceive jealousy. "But who cares, right? Because you're here, licking my pussy."
Her hand let go of the backrest and found your hair, fingers tangling in your strands, squeezing, guiding. She wasn't pushing you, wasn't forcing you, just holding you, as if she needed to grab onto something to keep from falling.
"I'm going to come," she said, her voice barely a whisper. "I'm going to come on your face."
You squeezed her thighs, deepened your tongue, and felt her body tense above yours, her fingers tighten in your hair, her mouth open in a silent moan. The orgasm ran through her completely, shaking her, and you kept moving, prolonging each contraction, taking her higher.
When she finished, she stayed there for a moment, sitting on your face, body trembling, breath ragged. Then she stood up. Her legs were shaking, her hands still vibrating, and you watched her from below, your mouth glistening, your chin wet, your eyes fixed on her.
She lowered herself slightly to settle on your lap and, without a word, kissed you possessively, as if she were trying to claim you, as if she'd really been bothered by the effect you'd had on Megan. But that wasn't it, right? She couldn't be jealous of you. Everything she did was just to "annoy you."
So she quickly got off, pulled her pants up with slow, clumsy movements while her legs trembled from the earlier orgasm. She didn't look at you. She couldn't.
"Now we're even," she said, her voice rough, broken, but trying to sound firm.
She walked to the door. She opened it. Before leaving, she stopped. A second. Nothing more.
"That skirt," she said, without looking at you. "Don't wear it again."
And she left.
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In a bit, I'll update unwelcome and the first chapter of Middle About 😝😝😝
— # Middle About
“you got me down on my knees
it’s getting harder to breathe out”
sumarry. After leaving Switzerland to pursue a bigger opportunity, Manon joins the Gold Stars volleyball club, convinced she's starting from scratch. But from the very first day, she catches everyone's attention.
Especially yours.
As team captain and the face of the club, you've spent years earning your place — and you're not about to let some rookie come in and take it from you.
What starts as a simple discomfort soon turns into a constant competition. Tense practices, stolen points, and matches where neither of you is willing to let the other shine brighter.
The more you try to outdo each other, the harder it becomes to ignore one another.
But by the end of the season, maybe losing your spot ends up being the least of your concerns.
content. g!p manon, mean!reader, sports drama, enemies to lovers, smut, angst with happy ending, rough sex, fluff, unhealthy rivalry, explicit language, romance
— # chapters
1- the new star
2- don’t be mad
3- complicated
4-
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i saw that
SHHHHH
Mmm, which one do I choose?
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dani
manz
I was bored and thinking about a sports enemies to lovers... with lots of hate sex... yk... just saying…
Brazil is better than Argentina 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🏆🏆
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I'm not getting into this amiga ☺️
# UNWELCOME
mean!5ot x fem!reader
sumarry. After debuting, hype came to the conclusion that Katseye needed a seventh member. So, when you joined, the girls who were used to being six weren’t exactly thrilled about the idea. As a result, they each started doing things individually to try to make you want to leave the group. But their methods… are quite peculiar.
content. g!p megan, g!p manon, humiliation, dirty talk, overstimulation, multiple orgasms, threesomes, mommy kink, degradation, others…
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3- smile for the eyekons
You couldn't be happier.
It's not that Dani had suddenly become a warm and affectionate person. She was still the same one who crossed her arms when you entered a room, the same one who looked at you with that slightly furrowed brow. But something had changed. Something subtle, something anyone who wasn't paying attention wouldn't have noticed, but you did.
Last night, when everyone had gone to their rooms, you heard three sharp knocks on your door. When you opened it, Dani was leaning against the doorframe with her arms crossed and the same poker face she always used, the one that revealed nothing.
"I have things to do," she said, her voice as neutral as her face. "So you shower first. I'll do it later."
She didn't say "I'm giving you my spot." She didn't say "you go first so you get hot water." She said "I have things to do," as if it were a matter of logistics, of schedules, of simple convenience. But you knew. You knew it was a silly excuse, one of those white lies people tell when they don't know how to say what they really feel.
But you just nodded.
"Okay," you said, and you said it as if you believed her, as if you hadn't noticed what she was doing. Because you knew that if you thanked her, if you returned the gesture too clearly, she would close up again. She would put on that armor she used with everyone and that was starting to crack with you.
Dani nodded too, a short movement, and turned to leave. But before taking the first step, she stopped. One second. Nothing more. And you saw how her jaw tensed, how her fingers pressed against her own forearms, how she fought with herself for an instant before continuing down the hallway.
You didn't say anything. You closed the door slowly, but when you heard her bedroom door close, you smiled. Because she had come. Because she had cared. Because, in her clumsy and rough way, she was starting to take care of you.
The official announcement came out on a Tuesday at ten in the morning.
When the post appeared, the world stopped for a second. A photo of you and a simple text: "Welcome to the family. #KATSEYE #NewMember."
One thousand followers. Ten thousand. One hundred thousand. The screen refreshed every time you blinked, comments accumulating in a waterfall of names and profile pictures you couldn't keep up with. Your hand was shaking. Your phone kept vibrating nonstop with notifications piling on top of each other. One million. One million two hundred. One million five hundred.
You couldn't believe it. You had been in the studio all morning, oblivious to the world, and when you came out you found that your life had changed without you doing anything. The Eyekons had adopted you.
You went down to the kitchen with your phone still in your hand, notifications still coming in. Sophia was making coffee, Lara was reading something on the couch, Megan and Manon were sharing an earbud watching a video on Dani's phone. They all looked up when you walked in.
"What happened?" Sophia asked, her voice carrying that note of alert she used when something was out of place.
"Nothing," you said, and a smile escaped before you could contain it. "It's just that… they posted the announcement."
Megan was the first to grab her phone. Dani followed. Then Lara. Then Sophia. Manon was the last, and when she did, her expression didn't change. But you saw her. You saw her jaw tighten, saw her fingers tense around her phone, saw her gaze fix on the numbers that kept growing.
"One million seven hundred," Megan said, and her voice held something that wasn't resentment or indifference, it was something else, something more complicated. "In two hours."
"One million seven hundred," Dani repeated, and she looked at you in a way you couldn't read.
"The Eyekons are crazy," Lara said, and there was something in her voice that sounded like admiration, or surprise, or both.
Manon said nothing. She put her phone down on the table, face down, and got up to get herself some water. Her back was rigid, her shoulders tense, her fingers wrapped around the glass with more force than necessary.
No one said anything. But they all saw it. They all saw how Manon — the visual, the one who had always been the most seen, the one who graced magazine covers and fan comments — clenched her jaw and looked away.
Later, when the others had dispersed and you were alone in the kitchen with your phone still vibrating on the table, Manon came back in. She didn't say anything. She leaned against the counter next to you, so close her arm brushed yours, and looked at the screen where the numbers kept climbing.
"You're doing well," she said, her voice flat, measured.
"It's just the first day," you replied, not really knowing what to say.
"HYPE wants us to do content together," she said, and her voice had changed to the professional one, the one she used in interviews. "That dance Dani did with Yeonjun. Early tomorrow. Don't be late."
And she left. Without looking at you. Without waiting for an answer.
You stayed in the kitchen with your phone in your hand, notifications still coming, numbers still climbing, knowing perfectly well that tomorrow was your new opportunity.
The set was already set up when you arrived. A tripod with the phone in recording position. A ring light behind it ensuring the recording had the best possible quality. Manon was in the center, arms crossed, jaw tight. She was wearing a black matching set, her hair pulled up in a high ponytail that exposed the line of her neck, her ears where two small earrings glinted under the light.
"Let's start as soon as possible, I want to leave already," she said, her voice sharp, professional.
There was no "hello." Manon walked to the phone, pressed the record button, and the red light became fixed, unwavering. Then she stood in front of you, at a distance that was professional, measured, and waited.
The music started. The choreography was contact-based. The first movement already had them pressed together; you could feel Manon's presence behind you.
You started moving. Arms intertwined, hips came together, torsos twisted in opposite directions while legs stayed aligned. On the second turn, when your hip pressed against hers in the next movement, you felt it.
It wasn't just any bulge. It was big, hard, pressing against your ass through the thin fabric of her black pants. The shape was visible against the cloth, the tip pointing upward, and every time the choreography brought you together, every time your hip moved against hers, you felt it get harder. Your body responded before you could think: your hip moved against hers with a brush that wasn't in the choreography, a movement that was slower, more intentional, wetter.
In the next step, Manon stopped you. Her hands grabbed your hips with a force that wasn't part of the choreography, immobilizing you against her body. Her mouth was inches from your ear, her breath hot against your neck, and when she spoke, her voice was a rough thread, barely audible.
"Stop."
"I can't," you whispered, and your voice was also a thread, also broken. Your hip moved against hers again, a slow, deliberate movement that made her clench her teeth.
The red light on the phone was still on, fixed in the corner of the frame, recording every movement, every breath, every touch.
Then Manon spun you around to face her and kissed you. The kiss was punishing. Her teeth bit your lower lip with a force that made the taste of blood fill your mouth. Her tongue entered without asking permission, without softness, and you let her, let yourself be devoured, your body responding to hers with the same urgency.
Your hands moved from her shoulders to her waist, found the waistband of her pants, and before she could stop you, you pulled them down. Her erection sprang free, big, skin taut and glistening, the tip already dripping a clear thread that slid down the side.
"What are you doing?" Manon said, her voice a gasp, a warning, a question.
"What you want," you replied, and knelt down.
The studio floor was cold against your knees, the white panels reflecting the light from the phone that was still recording, but you didn't care. Your eyes were fixed on her, on the way her hands trembled at her sides, on how her chest rose and fell with breathing she could no longer control.
Manon looked at you for a second. Two. Then she grabbed the phone from the tripod, adjusted the angle, and pointed it directly at you.
"Look at that," she said, her voice rough, strained. "The internet star kneeling in front of me."
You looked up. The phone lens was watching you. You were on your knees in front of Manon, her pants down to your thighs, your shirt hiked up, your mouth open and waiting.
"Open," she ordered.
You opened your mouth. The tip of her cock brushed your lips, hot, heavy, and then it entered. It was sudden, without the slowness you had expected, and the tip hit the back of your throat before you could prepare. Tears sprung from your eyes, your breath caught, but Manon didn't give you time to recover.
"Suck," she said, and her hand tangled in your hair, squeezing, guiding. "Suck like the slut you are."
You obeyed. Your tongue slid along the underside, sucking, licking, feeling her pulse against your palate. Manon was moaning through her teeth, her head thrown back, her fingers tightening every time you reached the base. But then, suddenly, her free hand moved to your chin, grabbed your face, forced you to look at her.
"No," she said, her voice a growl. "Not at the camera. At me. Look at me."
Her eyes were dark, pupils dilated, breath ragged. She held your gaze while your mouth kept moving, while your tongue kept sucking, while her fingers gripped your hair with a force that made your scalp burn.
"Like that," she said, her voice a thread. "Just like that. You're good at this, huh."
Her hips thrust forward, the tip hit the back of your throat again, and you stayed there, not breathing, while she held your head against her pelvis. The phone was still recording, your eyes full of tears, your face wet, your mouth full of her.
"Mmm, what a bitch," Manon said, her voice a venomous whisper, a sharp caress that ran through your entire body. Her hand loosened the pressure on your hair, let you breathe, but didn't let you pull away. "You think the Eyekons would still love you if they saw this? If they saw you on your knees for me? How you open your mouth like a needy little bitch?"
Her hips thrust again, slower this time, letting you feel every inch, every pulse. Her hand held the phone with her arm extended, the camera pointing directly at your face, at the way your lips stretched around her, at the tears running down your cheeks.
"I bet HYPE would kick you out," she said, her voice trembling. "If they saw this. If they saw how the new member, the one the Eyekons adore, the one who got one million seven hundred followers in two hours, chokes on my cock like it's the only thing keeping her alive."
Her hand in your hair was guiding you now, setting the rhythm, moving your head up and down with a slowness that was torture. Every time you reached the tip, your tongue coiled around it, sucking, and Manon moaned, a low, rough sound that vibrated in your ear.
"What do you think they'd say?" she asked, her voice a thread. She pushed deeper, and you choked against her, lungs burning, hands clutching her thighs.
"If they knew," she said, her voice a whisper. "If they knew that that pretty face they hired you for is now completely ruined by my cock."
She let go of your hair. You pulled back to breathe, coughing, saliva mixed with her fluids running down your chin, your face stained with tears and smeared makeup. But you didn't move away. You stayed where you were, mouth open, eyes fixed on her, waiting.
Manon looked at you. But instead of pushing your head back down, instead of continuing to use your mouth like she had been doing, she lowered the phone. She set it against the wall, the red light pointing at the empty space, and knelt in front of you.
She grabbed you by the arms and turned you around, and before you could process what was happening, your back was arched and your chest was against the floor, your leggings lower than before, your body open for her.
"Look," she said, her voice rough, her hand grabbing your chin, turning your face toward the phone. "Look at the camera. Look at how I fuck you."
She pushed.
She entered all at once. All of her. A single movement that filled you completely, that made you push your ass closer to her and bite your arm to keep from screaming. Manon stayed there for a moment, inside you, not moving, feeling you clench around her.
"Like this," she said, her voice a growl. "This is how I wanted you. Quiet. Clenching around me."
She started moving. It wasn't slow, it wasn't gentle. Each thrust was deep, hard, pinning you down. Her hand on your hip held you, her fingers digging into your skin, and her other hand moved to your hair, pulling back, arching your back even more.
"You think you're special," she said, her voice a gasp between each thrust. "You think because the Eyekons look at you, you're going to take my spot?"
"I don't think I'm better," you managed to say, the word cutting off when she pushed deeper.
The hand that was on your hip moved to your clit, and her fingers started circling while she kept thrusting. The orgasm started building in your belly, slow at first, then faster, closer and closer.
"Come," Manon ordered. "Come now."
You couldn't hold it back. The orgasm ran through you completely, shaking you, making your knees tremble and your scream muffle against your arm. Manon didn't stop. She kept moving, prolonging each contraction, taking you higher until you didn't know where one spasm ended and the next began.
"Inside," you managed to say, voice broken, legs trembling. "Come inside."
You felt her tense behind you, felt her fingers dig into your skin, felt the heat fill your inside in waves while she moaned against your neck, a rough, low sound that mixed with your ragged breathing.
She stayed inside you for a moment. Her hands loosened their pressure, her fingers spread on your hips as if she didn't want to let go. Her forehead was resting on your back, her breath hot against the fabric of your hiked-up shirt.
"You better behave with me," she said, her voice shaky as she recovered from the high. "Because I have this on my phone."
She smiled. It was a small, dangerous smile, but you knew that no matter how mean she acted with you, she would never share something like that. She said it just to mess with you.
"And when I'm alone," she said as she slowly pulled away. She felt her liquid drip down your thighs, hot, thick, and she stared for a second. "I'm going to masturbate so badly watching this video."
Then she turned you around. She pulled your leggings up with a care that contrasted with everything that had happened before, pulling the fabric over your hips, adjusting the waistband at your waist. She pulled your shirt down, smoothing the fabric over your stomach, over your shoulders. Her hands were trembling, barely, but you felt it.
When she finished, her fingers brushed your cheek, moved aside a strand of hair that had stuck to the corner of your lips. She looked into your eyes, and for a second, just one, her expression wasn't the visual's, wasn't the one who had been angry since you walked in. It was something else. Something more fragile.
But before you could say anything, her hands dropped. Her expression closed off. She stood up, grabbed the phone from the floor, and when she spoke, her voice was the same as always, the professional one, the one that didn't let anyone in.
"Don't think this changes anything," she said. And she left without another word.
And she was right. The way she took care of you after fucking you so wildly, even if she acted like an asshole afterward, didn't change anything.
It changed everything.
One more.
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# UNWELCOME
mean!5ot x fem!reader
sumarry. After debuting, hype came to the conclusion that Katseye needed a seventh member. So, when you joined, the girls who were used to being six weren’t exactly thrilled about the idea. As a result, they each started doing things individually to try to make you want to leave the group. But their methods… are quite peculiar.
content. g!p megan, g!p manon, humiliation, dirty talk, overstimulation, multiple orgasms, threesomes, mommy kink, degradation, others…
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2- that's not dancing
The first week was an exercise in endurance.
Dishes would appear in the kitchen like magic. Not the ones they used to eat from, but others: pots you didn't remember seeing, pans with dried food residue that seemed to have been there since the day before, Tupperware with two-day-old sauce stuck to the bottom. Everything would appear on the days it was your turn to clean. The first day you thought it was a coincidence, but then it became an obvious routine. You didn't say anything, didn't complain, but Yoonchae noticed on her own and every day she stayed with you until late, helping you, drying the dishes or just talking to you to make it more bearable.
The shower was another battle.
They had left you last for shower time, taking 15 minutes longer than usual, so by the time you got in, the water came out ice cold. When you came out with the towel wrapped around your body and droplets of cold water dripping down the back of your neck, Megan was leaning against the hallway wall with a smile that wasn't warm.
"Was it cold?" she asked, her voice so innocent it hurt. Her arms were crossed over her chest, her long legs stretched out, her head tilted like she was waiting for an answer she already knew.
"A little," you replied, and kept walking. You didn't give her the satisfaction of seeing you shiver more than you already had.
That night, Yoonchae found out what happened and offered you her spot the next day. When you told her it wasn't necessary, she shook her head with a determination you didn't expect from someone so young, with that mix of stubbornness and tenderness she seemed to save just for you.
That was the week: the other five making a sport of making your life miserable, and Yoonchae, the youngest, the one with the least obligation to help you, undoing every trap with impeccable patience.
But unfortunately for you, Yoonchae had to leave for a few days to go to Korea. A family visit, she said, and while she was happy to see her parents, she couldn't help feeling anxious about leaving you alone.
The dance studio felt denser than usual. Either it was the new choreography, or it was the shirt you'd chosen that morning — one of those that rides up every time you raise your arms, exposing a strip of skin — or it was the way the girls were looking at you in the mirror. Because yes, you had noticed. From the first day, from the conference room, you had felt their eyes following you when they thought you weren't looking. And today in particular, you felt like they were undressing you with their eyes.
You weren't stupid. You knew how this worked. You knew that people could hate you and want you at the same time, and if you made that desire stronger than the hatred, you had a way in. And with each day you spent there, you realized it was going to be much easier than you thought.
"Again," said the choreographer, a man with quick movements and a short temper, after the third failed run. He wiped his sweaty forehead and nodded toward Dani with his chin. "Dani, stay a little longer with her. Make sure she gets the rhythm."
The others dispersed as if they'd been waiting for that order — totally sweaty, tired, with their breathing accelerated. Within five minutes they were all heading out the door.
And you were left alone in the studio with Dani. Knowing it was the perfect opportunity to start your plan.
The mirror covering the front wall reflected your image and hers behind you: you in the shorts you'd chosen so short that morning, the shirt that had ridden up during the last rehearsals and that you hadn't bothered to pull down.
"Ready?" she said, her voice distant, measured. She stood in front of the mirror, marked the starting position with surgical precision, and waited.
The first run was tense. In the transition from the third to the fourth movement, where the weight had to shift from one leg to the other with a hip turn that came as naturally to them as breathing, you would lean a couple of centimeters more, doing it differently.
"That's not how it goes," Dani said, her voice carrying an edge she hadn't shown before. Her arms crossed again, her fingers pressing into her own forearms.
The second run was worse. You tried to copy her exactly, to silence your instinct, to move the way she wanted. You clenched your teeth, held back the urge to lengthen your movements, forced yourself to cut your gestures where she cut hers. But in the fifth movement, where the right arm had to cut through the air diagonally and stop abruptly, you prolonged it, gave it an emphasis that wasn't in the original choreography.
Dani clenched her jaw. A muscle in her cheek twitched, a tic you hadn't seen before.
"You're doing the same thing," she said, and her voice had dropped an octave, become rougher.
"It's not on purpose."
"I don't care if it's on purpose. The choreography is like this. It's not for everyone to do whatever they want."
The third run was the one that broke something.
Where Dani stopped the movement abruptly, you let your hip complete the arc. Where she kept her torso firm, you let your shoulders follow through. It was minimal. Barely perceptible. But Dani felt it like an attack.
"What are you doing?" she said, and her voice was no longer professional. It was personal. She had turned toward you, her arms dropped to her sides, her hands open, her fingers slightly curved like she was about to grab something.
"Dancing," you replied, holding her gaze.
"That's not dancing. That's doing whatever you want, expecting the others to follow you."
"I don't expect anyone to follow me."
"Then why can't you just do it the way you're told?"
"Because maybe the one doing it wrong is you."
The silence that followed was the kind that changes the temperature of a room. She looked at you, and in her eyes there was something that wasn't just anger. It was contained fire. And you, who had been waiting for this since she stayed behind in the studio, did nothing.
You let her come closer. You let her close the distance in three long strides, her legs moving with that power she had when she danced, when she was the best at what she did. You let her reach you. You let her push you against the wall.
Her body was pressed against yours, so close you could feel the heat radiating off her, the tension in her muscles, the way her chest rose and fell with breathing that was no longer controlled. Her face was inches from yours, her lips parted, her eyes dark, her pupils dilated until they almost swallowed her irises.
"Who do you think you are?" she said, her voice a cutting whisper, a razor blade grazing skin. "You think you're special because they chose you because of that damn pretty face?"
"You're not superior," Dani said, and her hands moved from your shoulders to your arms, her fingers wrapping around them, squeezing, digging into your flesh. "You're not better than us."
"So don't you ever talk to me like that again," Dani said, her voice dropping lower, becoming more dangerous, more intimate. "Understand?"
You nodded. Once. Slowly, but without paying much attention, really.
And then you kissed her. Her hands released your arms and found your waist, her fingers hooking into the waistband of the shorts you'd chosen so short on purpose that morning. Her tongue entered your mouth without asking permission. Her body pressed you against the mirror, and the cold glass contrasted with the heat of her hands, with the fire of her mouth, with the wetness already starting to form between your legs.
"You think you're so smart," she said against your mouth, her teeth biting your lower lip with just enough force to make you feel she was the one in charge. Her hand squeezed your hip, her fingers pressing the bone, her palm flat against your skin. "You walk in here with that innocent face, with those shorts that barely cover you. You think I didn't notice?"
"I don't know what you're talking about," you said, and a smile escaped before you could control it. You knew you'd done it on purpose, because you wanted her to know.
"Of course you know."
Her hand moved down to the waistband of your shorts, letting the fabric slide down your thighs, past your knees, until it fell to the floor. Your underwear followed, a sharp tug leaving it tangled with your shorts on the ground. The studio air hit your bare skin and you shivered.
Her fingers found your center before you could prepare yourself. They brushed your entrance, felt the wetness, the warmth, and when she brought them to her mouth, sucking them slowly, her eyes never left yours.
"Liar," she said, the word a whisper that ran through your entire body. "You say you don't know what I'm talking about but your pussy is soaked."
You didn't answer. You bit your lip, leaned your head against the mirror, and let her do what she wanted. But Dani didn't want you to stay still. She wanted to see you break.
Her hand returned between your legs, her fingers parting your lips with an intimacy that made you hold your breath. Her middle finger grazed your clit, barely a touch, just long enough for your hips to move forward seeking more. And then she stopped.
"Look," she said, her voice rough, strained. Her finger was still there, still, barely pressing, making you feel every beat of your own pulse against her fingertip. "Look how I make you."
"Dani," you said, the word coming out more broken than you wanted, more needy.
"What?" she asked, her finger tracing a slow circle around your clit, a circle that took an eternity to complete, leaving you breathless, your fingers gripping the mirror. "What do you want?"
"Harder."
"Like this?" she said, and pushed two fingers in at once.
It wasn't slow. It wasn't gentle. It was a dry, deep entry that made you arch your back and cry out against her shoulder. Her fingers moved inside you with a relentless rhythm, each thrust accompanied by the brush of her palm against your clit, each withdrawal leaving you empty for just a second before filling you again. The sound was obscene, wet, mixing with your moans and her ragged breathing.
"So this is what you wanted," she said against your neck, her mouth biting the skin, sucking, marking. "To provoke me. To make me lose control. To get fucked against the mirror like the slut you are. Say it."
"I'm a slut," you said, the words coming out between moans, without shame, because shame had disappeared the moment her fingers entered you.
"A slut who danced badly on purpose so I'd stay."
"Yes," you admitted, and the confession freed you more than you expected. "Yes."
Her thumb found your clit and began moving in circles while her fingers kept pumping in and out. The combination was too much, exactly what you needed, more than you could handle.
Her rhythm accelerated again, her fingers moving inside you with an intensity that blurred your vision, her thumb pressing against your clit with the exact force to bring you to the edge without letting you fall.
"You're going to come," Dani said, and it wasn't a question. "You're going to come now. And then you're going to apologize for every time you did the choreography wrong."
"Oh god, Daniela please," you said, the word drowning in a moan.
"Three times," she said, and there was something almost amused in her voice. "You messed up three times. So you're going to come three times. One for each mistake. And I'm going to count."
Her free hand moved up to your throat, her fingers circling your neck without squeezing, just resting there, just so you could feel they were there. Her thumb pressed just below your jaw, feeling your accelerated pulse, feeling how your heart beat to the rhythm of her fingers inside you.
"Come on, come for me," she said.
Her thumb on your clit sped up, her fingers inside you curved, finding that spot, that place that made your legs tremble and your vision blur. The orgasm grabbed you before you could prepare, a wave that started in your belly and spread through your whole body, shaking you against the mirror, tearing a cry from you that bounced off the empty studio walls.
Dani didn't stop. Her fingers kept moving, her thumb kept rubbing, prolonging the orgasm until it started to hurt, until tears burned your eyes, until your body no longer knew if it wanted more or wanted it to stop.
"Look at the mess you're making," she said with a wide, wicked smile.
The second orgasm came before the first one finished, overlapping, more intense. Your back arched against the mirror, your head hit the glass, and a stream of hot liquid came out of you, soaking her fingers, her wrist, the floor. You screamed her name, or something like it, while she kept moving, kept pushing you higher, kept denying you rest.
Your body no longer belonged to you. Every muscle was tense, every nerve on fire, and when the third orgasm came, you felt it from the center of your pelvis to the tips of your fingers, a discharge that made your knees buckle, that made you lose your footing, that made you release another stream, and another, and another, soaking the studio floor.
Dani held you up. She grabbed you by the waist before you could fall, kept you standing against the mirror while your body convulsed, while the spasms kept shaking you, while the liquid kept dripping down your thighs and forming a puddle on the wooden floor. Her hand on your neck supported your head, her forehead was pressed against yours, and you were breathing the same hot air, the thick air of the empty studio.
When the spasms calmed, when your breathing stopped being a constant pant and became something closer to normal, Dani pulled her fingers out of you. Slowly. Making you feel every inch, every knuckle, every part of her withdrawing from inside you.
She stayed like that for a moment, looking at you. Your lips were swollen from biting them, your cheeks wet with tears, your shirt hiked up to just below your chest, your shorts on the floor next to your underwear, the mess between your thighs soaking everything. And she was there, her pants still on, her clothes almost untouched, her fingers glistening with your liquid.
"Now," she said, her voice rough but firm. "Apologize."
You swallowed. Your legs were trembling, your hands still gripping the edge of the mirror behind you, your whole body vibrating from the three orgasms she had pulled out of you.
"Sorry," you said, your voice a thread, barely a whisper.
"For what?"
"For the choreography."
Dani smiled. It was a small, dangerous smile that didn't reach her eyes but settled on her lips like a mark.
"I like it when you apologize. If you want to stay here, you'll have to learn to be here," she said, her voice full of anger, a small hint that if you didn't like it, you could leave, though she herself knew that after this, she didn't want you to go.
"Clean," she said, bringing her fingers to your mouth.
Your lips parted before her fingers reached you, and you took them, sucked them, tasted your own flavor mixed with the sweat from her hand, with the heat of her skin, with everything that had happened in the last few minutes. Your tongue slid between her fingers, cleaning them, and she watched you do it with narrowed eyes, her breathing still agitated, her chest rising and falling under her shirt.
"Good girl," she said, and the word "good" sounded almost like an insult, or like a prize, or like both at the same time.
She pulled her fingers from your mouth. Let you go. Took a step back, and you stayed leaning against the mirror, your legs trembling, your shirt hiked up, your shorts on the floor, the mess between your thighs soaking everything around you.
"Clean up that mess," she said, nodding toward the floor with her chin. "The studio is being used early tomorrow."
She turned around. Walked toward the door with firm, steady steps that revealed nothing.
And you, against the mirror, with your legs trembling, with your shorts in your hand, with your shirt hiked up, with your whole body still vibrating, smiled.
Because you knew perfectly well that you already had one.
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