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Le maschere della commedia dell’arte
ARLECCHINA
La versione femminile di Arlecchino, di cui spesso ha il ruolo di moglie furba e maliziosa.
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The masks of the commedia dell’arte
ARLECCHINA
The female version of Arlecchino, of which she often plays the role of sly and mischievous wife.
Day 6: Sweater Paws
Female!Reader x Jimin
Fluff and smut | Rating: Lemon
Warnings: Semi public, vibrator, female receiving oral, d/s dynamics, food mentions, thigh riding, teasing, cuteness, plot twist
Warm sweater paws cover two hands holding each other tightly in a city lit up in silver and amber lights. That of a kind girl who had no idea she’d be in this situation just three months ago when she offered her ears and emergency tissue pack to a lost and sobbing idol. She would’ve helped him no matter his level of fame since she believed him to be one of the many homeless young adults in Seoul’s fall covered streets.
Connections grew quickly in the form of secret meetings and even more secret hickeys. Though, that wasn’t the focus of now. Today was Christmas and one of the most lucrative Couples’ Holidays in South Korea as mostly those who were in pairs travelled the streets today. Sunlight sparkled on the frosted sidewalks and snow covered grassy areas.
“Jagiya, make sure to wear your scarf properly.” Park Jimin said with kind eyes and a soft grin, stopping your travels to pull up a soft mint colored fleece scarf that had been wrapped around cheeks to keep the cold out.
Nimble fingers shook free of the cotton knit sweater covering his hands to tug at the top of the winter fabric and made sure it rested on the top of your nose.
“I don’t want you getting sick, so you have to stay as warm as possible. I will do the same.” He said, pulling up his own pink fleece and then returning his hands to the oversized sleeve.
Hot and happy cheeks moved with a nodding head, “Ok, oppa. I will.” You loved him more than anything in the world even with knowing each other for such a short time.
If Trev was a house, it would be that one. Crazy, when you think about the fact that he didn’t even build it. Someone else had several years before, knocking down a colonial house and replacing it with the out of place cement one. It was like they knew Trev was going to move there, built it for him, and then waited for him to come along and buy it from them.
I thought about the far-fetched but not completely impossible possibility of it as I drove through the opened gate and parked behind the one car that I recognized. There were only two there; not a huge surprise, but the fact that one of them was new to me was, and it was then that I realized Trev hadn’t specifically mentioned who would be there.
I wasn’t under the illusion that I knew all of Trev’s friends, but I did think that I at least knew most of them. We’d shared a lot about ourselves in the past three years and one thing that we had in common was that we found it hard to completely let our guard down with people.
It was one of the downsides to being known because of what you do. People wanted to get close and most of the time, couldn’t keep what they learned to themselves.
It’s why we didn’t have many close friends and usually stuck with the same crowd, our teammates and older friends, and it’s why I’d started to identify who was at things by recognizing cars; because the same ones would show up time and time again.
So seeing an unfamiliar black Porsche that night, told me that one of two things was about to happen. Either one of my friends was going to announce that they got a new car, or, I was about to meet someone. There was only one way to find out, and I walked up the stone path to the front door and rang the doorbell.
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Once Coach White was finished answering questions, I grabbed my bag and rushed out of the press room to head down the stairs. Normally, I would keep heading straight out the front doors to my car; an action that led to Trev and I running into each other. I still hadn't figured out how he was able to time it; the first two times it happened I chalked it up to chance, but by the third time, I knew that chance had nothing to do with it.
But what it meant exactly, I didn't know. We had some kind of a weird friendship going on, one where we only talked briefly at a few practices and in parking lots. I kept telling myself that I wasn't interested in a deeper friendship, I knew he was focused on his recovery and career, but I couldn't deny that I found myself looking forward to our "run ins" and the banter that seemed to happen whenever they did.
My feet touched down on the floor and I looked out the front glass doors before turning to the left to head down the hallway. I had talked to Paisley earlier in the day, and she mentioned coming into town the next night and wondered if Trev and I would be able to meet her for dinner.
I told her I would ask Trev after the game, thinking I'd see him in the parking lot. But Tiff was visiting and even though she said she was leaving after the game I didn't want to chance her seeing me in the parking lot and then running into Trev since I didn’t know if he'd talked to her since the closet incident at ASU.
I smiled as I kept walking and thought back to the day several months before when he hid in my closet. I’d never seen him so rattled, especially when it came to women. His reputation with women was akin to a legend and from what I witnessed in college, I wouldn't have doubted if the stories I heard since then were true.
But how he acted that summer was something that went against all that I had seen and heard and it had made me start to wonder. Who was Trev, really? Was he the womanizing, cocky guy I had known for nine years, or was he the funny, thoughtful, some would say humble guy that had appeared on the stairs at ASU months before? I knew which one I hoped he was, but I also didn't want to get my hopes up.
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"What the hell got into Trev?" I heard Victor ask another reporter. "He hasn't played like that in. . .years!"
How quickly opinions change. I thought to myself and smiled. Only a month before, the reporters gathered had voiced their skepticism about Trev’s abilities and his return to the field, but his appearance at the end of the fourth quarter and the touchdown that followed had everyone forgetting they ever doubted him.
While others talked about their shock over Trev throwing a touchdown to a player that he normally didn’t, I flashbacked to the morning at ASU that I spied on him reviewing plays; when he got mad at himself for not seeing that throwing to the player least expected would’ve worked better.
I started to chuckle as I wondered if he’d thought about that morning too when he called the touchdown play, but chastised myself for letting such a thought enter my head.
It was silly to think that his attention was anywhere but the game and I wondered at the thought even popping into my head since there was no reason to believe that he would even think of that or any other moment that we shared during his summer visit to ASU.
A Bucks’ rep stepping up to the podium quieted the room, and his announcement that Coach White, Ryan and Trev would answer questions was met with satisfied murmurs. Ryan came out first and no one could miss the disappointment that he felt in his performance. As I listened to him answer questions I couldn't help but feel that he took on too much responsibility for the team's loss.
Once he finished, he walked toward the exit and as he and Trev passed each other, Trev patted him on the back and whispered something to him. It was a gesture that didn't go unnoticed by the press gathered in the room and many mumbled about it as Trev sat down in front of the microphone and faced his first question.
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