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Animal Kingdom 2.08 "Grace"
edits to survive pittless thursdays but it's animal kingdom
Ranking the Cody Men
Summary: The boys are joking around about who’s hotter, and they ask you your opinion.
Warnings: language
part 2
standing around the kitchen, Deran and Craig were arguing about a girl from the bar the night before.
“i just don’t get it, man,” craig scoffed, “how could that absolute 10 go after you?” he looked incredulously at deran.
“hey, man, hate the game, not the player.” deran brushed his shoulder off.
“no, i mean it. did you say something? do something?” craig pressed.
“y/n, please explain it to him.” he turned to you.
“no offense, but if i had to choose, it’d be deran.” you stated.
“what?! come on!” craig slammed his hands on the island.
“deran’s hot. especially with the new haircut.” you shrugged.
“okay, but next would be me, right?”
“oh, you do not want me to rank you.” you laughed.
“i do actually.” craig replied.
“yeah, come on, y/n.” deran joined.
“guys, it’s just gonna hurt your feelings.” you opened the fridge and pretended to look for something.
“hurt our feelings??” deran questioned.
you closed the fridge. “i need rules. are we just talking looks? considering personality? what?”
“looks.” the both said simultaneously.
“are you sure?” you leaned against the counter. “last chance to spare your feelings.”
“we can handle it,” deran scoffed.
“okay, you asked for it. in 4th place, baz. conventionally hot, but has shitty vibes. 3rd, and i’m so sorry… craig.”
“what! 3rd?! this is bullshit!” craig smacked the counter again and stood up straight.
“shit, that means i’m first.” deran smiled.
“well…” you grimaced.
“no… you’re joking.”
“deran is 2nd and pope is winning this ranking.” you smiled.
“pope?!” they exclaimed.
“have you seen his arms? his chest? the shark eyes? scrumptious.” you grabbed your chest like you were having a heart attack.
“this is unbelievable.” deran shook his head.
“you asked. i warned you.”
what you didn’t know was pope was just around the corner eavesdropping. a soft smile planted on his face.
no rest for the wicked
Fandom: Animal Kingdom Pairing: Andrew “Pope” Cody x Black!Fem!Reader Summary: Pope is fresh out of prison and longing for his younger brother’s companion. Warnings: 18+ mdni, smut (oral f!receiving, uncut, unprotected sex, dormaphilia, somnophilia, voyeurism, dubcon, rough play kinda), s1!Pope, mental illness and meds mentioned, barely any reader descriptors, no use of y/n, both needy for the other, imagine there was a slow burn leading up to this, & proofread. WC: 2.5K+ A/N: we have really got to stop meeting like this, you guys—short drabble idea turned into this omg
see 'practice makes perfect' here | masterlist | ao3
He didn’t want to do it, but maybe it was the wrong concoction of drugs since he had been out of prison that was fucking with his head. You were this pretty little thing just out of his reach because of Craig—Craig couldn’t care less about you one way or the other, as long as you bounced on his dick.
Ever since Pope came home, all he ever did was pine for another job, pressing to be put back into the loop with everything. Then, there was you and your tight ass walking around in skimpy bikinis and bronze skin alight in the sun in a way that made Pope hard against the odds of medications still wearing off slowly, but surely.
Craig was outside entertaining women by the pool while you had resigned to showering and going to bed for the evening. Since then, he wanted only to see you. To watch you.
The embarrassing part was he did. Hours before.
From the crack of the sliding door of his bathroom now no longer his own. You made it easy for him, peeling off your soaking wet bikini, and when you revealed a thatch of hair, it made the manly parts of him feel animalistic. You were turning too quickly to get into the shower to notice he was watching at all. Craig was also too much of a dumbass to utilize the opportunity before him.
So, he waited.
Pope Cody smau!!
Pt 1 🤍
my man my man my man
warnings: lewd convos, baz, cursing, idk it’s tumblr what do you expect lol
reader is the younger cody bros best friend, she’s a little younger than deran, and works a job that doesn’t pay enough for alcohol, clothes, and cigarettes💔 the necessities duh
anyways enjoy!
Damned.
Andrew ‘Pope’ Cody x afab!reader
Warnings: idiots who love each other but just can’t tell each other, fluff, Smurf!, baz!!, drunk confessions, steamy makeout?, italics, flashbacks are the same size font but in bold, and italics if you get confused.
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You had known the Cody’s almost your whole life. You followed Craig around like a lost puppy since you were 6…you’re 27 now.
Growing up with Smurf’s boys roughed you up for sure, but you still managed to keep your sweet disposition and soft smile.
You weren’t anything like them, a beautiful rose standing out in a garden of thorns and weeds. Perhaps that’s what drew the oldest son towards you the most.
‘You know, you’re brothers pretty stupid..’
‘I know. I live with him. Why do you hang around him?’
‘Dunno, he’s funny and he protects me, more than my brothers have ever done.’
That had been the first time you ever spoke to him..the way you initiated the conversation, unlike anyone else who knew the Cody’s, who knew ‘Pope,’ would’ve instantly shied away from, eased something in his spirit that day.
You were different.
Andrew didn’t know anything about you, just that you were a small girl who somehow found sanctity in his stupid younger brother. Why? He wouldn’t know the answer to that if you asked him or gave him all the money in the world. He just knew he somehow wanted to be that for you, also.
“So basically this asshole comes up to me and starts like, puffing his chest, trying to be all Macho ‘n shit…” You had been listening to this story for what felt like hours. Craig constantly getting cut off by Daren calling him and idiot, arguing over the technicalities of the night you three had gone out.
Between his bump breaks and the interruptions, you had tuned him out. You loved your best friend, you did, truly, but you just couldn’t stand to listen to him tell stories most of the time.
Your eyes dragged across the living room you basically grew up in, scanning the room of the people left. You had a small ‘family’ get together, Smurf cooking more food than anyone can eat.
Baz had taken off, huffing about picking up Lena from her babysitters, an annoyed look on his face the whole way to the kitchen to discard his empty beer bottle, to the front door, and you’re pretty sure the whole way to Lena.
Smurf had said her good nights to everyone, off to drink herself to sleep. J was curled next to you, drunk and laughing his night away to Craig’s story, Daren fighting with his brother right next to J, and then you’re eyes landed on a certain someone, a quiet someone.
Your eyes landed on his stoic expression, his gaze unwavering from already being on you. His big hand clamped against the neck of the beer bottle he’d been babysitting for the last hour. It was too warm to enjoy by now.
Your cheeks grew hot, turning the faintest shade of pink. To him, it contrasted perfectly with the shade of your eyes and the soft yellow sundress you had been wearing today.
He couldn’t take his eyes off the way your necklace sat perfectly in the hollow of your neck, the shiny silver heart-shaped locket—the one he had given you as a gift many, many years back.
Andrew wasn’t much of giver. More like blind follower to whatever his mom and brothers needed of him. To be used to get the hard jobs out the way. To be the weapon of choice when they needed someone to risk everything.
He supposed you could call him a giver, the way he’d give his life for the people around him, like he did when he got locked up. But he didn’t complain. He’d give his life, his freedom, for them…for you.
That’s why he was determined to make your 15th birthday so special.
He had known you for 9 years. Enough time to fall enamored to everything that had to do with you, everything you touched, every interest you had. He had heard you mention a locket your grandmother had given you before she passed, before things got so bad with your family. You had lost it at the beach when you went surfing with them 3 months prior to your birthday.
You had moped around the Cody house for weeks, a frown on your face that was so sad, he swore it affected the weather. It didn’t, but you were the biggest ray of sunshine, his sunshine in his dark, gloomy world. He was determined to bring the sun back, the beaming smile that took up your whole face.
Which is why on a job Smurf had sent him on, he made sure to bring you something back. Hence the silver metal heart shaped necklace clutched in his hand as he walked back up the driveway.
He sped off to his room, urgently trying to put a small gift box together just for you. His folds on the pink bow crisp, the precision in which he wrote a small note for you.
He went above and beyond for this gift. He didn’t know why exactly he was putting in so much effort. You had been a close friend, family if you will. He didn’t even do this much for his brothers. But again, you were different.
He would never forget the small gasp that left your lips when you opened the small gift box, the way you took the time to read the note place on top the wrapping paper first. Like his words would mean something to you.
They did. You had always felt different about Andrew. Yes, he was the oldest, he probably saw you as a little sister, the little annoyance of a girl who just followed his annoyance of a little brother around. You didn’t think he saw you, noticed you, listened to you.
Thinking about every small conversation, the lingering glances, and the shared stories was just his way of trying to be normal. Trying to make you feel welcomed in his home. You thought they were just him trying to not scare off his little brother's friends. It happened more than he can count.
Not until you peeled the wrapping paper back, the reflective light coming from the shiny rounded heart placed neatly in the middle of the box.
You gasped softly, eyes prickling with tears because this was the most thoughtful gift you could’ve ever been given. He heard you mention this to Craig, he was listening.
You looked up, beaming before throwing your arms around his neck, whispering small ‘thank you’s’ and ‘it’s beautiful’ into his neck. He didn’t know what to do at first, shocked by the burst of affection, he only ever got a small wave in passing. He kept his distance to not scare you off.
But you wanted it. So he wrapped his arms around you, eventually giving you a small “you’re welcome.”
He knew he wanted to chase this feeling forever.
You looked away from him, towards the commotion of laughter. You giggled at the normalcy. The sense of security a night like this provided you. The boys haven't had this in months. Nothing to worry about, no jobs that had to be done. Nowhere to be. Just here.
You sighed, tapping J, signalling your moving to the kitchen. You walked to the fridge, grabbing another beer. You could sense another person following you here, already knowing it was your Pope. So you grabbed another.
You turned and smiled at the man, glad you had been right. "Here. Beats the warm one you haven't touched." You extended it to him, his fingers brushing yours softly when he took it.
"Thanks." His eyes scanned yours. The act already making you feel fuzzy in all the right places. "You look beautiful." His eyes dropped to the ground. Not being able to look you in the eyes long enough without wanting to confess every little feeling he's had about you since you two were kids.
"Thank you, Andrew. You don't look too shabby yourself." You giggled, poking his side softly. He flinched away from the touch, a smile creeping its way to the corners of his mouth. "You can stop being shy, y'know? We've only known each other for my whole life."
"Technically, since you were 6 and I was 15."
"Yeah, my life I consider worth remembering started when I met you." The words slipped. Almost making your heart palpitate at what you just confessed. You weren't lying. Yes, you met your best friend, and you never felt more alive when you started hanging around, having someone to belong to. But Andrew definitely had a role in that, too.
He blushed at your confession. Hoping in some way you really meant what you said, that he was the one who made your childhood memorable. It was selfish to think he had any part in it, knowing he saw you glued to Craig's side every waking moment of your middle school and high school years. He would just watch and observe, but after you graduated, you started to drift closer to everyone. Him especially.
"Yeah? Don't let Craig hear you say that; he might cry a little." He smiled softly at you. The warm lighting in the kitchen makes your hair glisten, your eyes sparkle, and you look more beautiful than he thinks he's ever seen you. Impossible, he thought.
"Don't let me hear what?" Craig walked in, you and Andrew too enamored in your little bubble you hadn't even heard him walk in.
"Oh, nothing. Andrew was just confessing his undying love for me." You rolled your eyes at your best friend, giggling at the fact Pope's eyes grew wide, his cheeks turning an ungodly shade of red, the red quickly spreading to the tips of his ears and the expanse of his neck.
You liked messing with him every now and then. Teasing him about liking you, hoping he'd mention anything, even give you the tiniest hint that he felt the same way about you. You fought every fiber in your body to not confess that you had been in love with him ever since you were 15. Going away to college seemed like a lifetime because you had been so far away.
That was when he went to prison. You had written him letters and made sure he knew you were thinking about him all the time and that you couldn't wait for him to come home. So you could have him back. You never sent them, the letters collecting dust in a small box on the top shelf of your closet. There was no way you'd be able to address and send the letter telling him you loved him and that you'd wait for him 'til he got home.
Granted, that would've been easier when you wouldn't have to look him in the eye while he rejected his little brother's best friend. "Oh, no shit. It's about time, Pope. Couldn't take the puppy dog look you get every time she's in a 100-mile radius of you, anymore." He said it so nonchalantly you almost believed him.
He grabbed another beer and smiled at the two of you before laughing. "Aw, come on, Pope. Don't get all shy now. You never were good at hiding it."
"Shut up, man. Don't you gotta find Renn and do some drugs together? Or whatever it is you two do." He tried his best to not strangle his brother for revealing a secret he never even shared. What made it even more unbelievable was that you started it.
Was he hallucinating that maybe you wanted this too? Maybe you had the same feelings for him that he harboured for you. No. It couldn't be. There was no shot you felt the same way.
Craig disappeared, leaving you and Andrew in complete silence. The tension and small indirect confession hanging in the air. "'It's about time,' huh? What does that mean?" You tilted your head to the side, stirring a feeling in Pope's chest.
"Nothing, he's an idiot." He shook his head, eyes down at the floor at your guys' feet. Anything was better to look at than your silent rejection of him. He could handle rejection, just not from you. He refused to see that.
You were feeling brave. You opened your beer, handing the bottle opener to Andrew. You took a big swig, the liquid leaving a cold trail down your throat. A good contrast to your body radiating heat whenever you're in a 100-mile radius of Pope. Being this close was making it feel like you're overheating. You don't know if it was because you were already 7 beers deep from the night, or if it's because you so desperately wanted to believe that what Craig was insinuating, was true. You hoped it would be.
"Aw, that's a shame. Maybe I just won't say anything back then." You shrugged, brushing your hand on his shoulder as you passed him. He heard the sliding door open, turning his head slightly to watch you walk outside, before he turned and followed you out.
You left the door open for him, hoping he'd follow, and he did. He sat right next to you on one of the lounge chairs by the pool. He took a drink from his beer, almost chugging it to calm whatever resolve he seemed to be losing as your dress hiked up higher on your thighs when you bent your knees, lying up looking at the sky.
"What did you mean?" He couldn't help but pry. His mind gets set on one thing, and he needs to see it through. See this through. His stomach dropped when you walked away from him, hoping whatever you had to say would be good. Would be just what he wanted to hear. That you needed him just like he needed you. That you felt the way he did about you. That you loved him.
"You remember when it was senior prom? Craig had taken Renn, leaving me hanging, and then Deran took the girl down the street because she wouldn't leave him alone for weeks, about wanting to go with him?" You smiled from your position on the chair fondly at the memory.
You had told Craig that you two would go together, but when Renn came along, you insisted that he take her instead of dragging you. You figured since he liked her so much, he should go with her. Especially because he was already flunking out, and you needed him to have this one thing. It was the least you could do, considering Renn is sneaking him in because he couldn't even attend the function. That left you alone, almost ready to abandon the whole dance altogether.
You were sitting on Smurf's bed, teary-eyed, wondering why no guy had asked to go with you. You figured that since you told people you and Craig would go together, they backed off.
"Is it because I'm not pretty enough?" You sniffled as Smurf was rummaging through her closet for whatever it was she seemed to be putting into a suitcase. She paused and turned to you slowly.
"You have always been the most confident young woman I've ever seen. What makes you say that?" She smiled at you, not a genuine smile, just something she assumed would appease the melodramatics you were putting her through. At least that was her word for it.
"It's just no one has asked me to go with them. I spent my savings on that stupid dress, and I can't even return it." You threw her a shirt she had taken off before you came in, and sighed and flopped on the bed.
"I can go with you." Your head shot up, finding Pope standing in the doorway of Smurf's room. He had come to visit and hadn't seen or heard anyone until he walked further into the house.
He didn't know why he offered. It was a high school dance he didn't even go to. Not because no one would've gone with him had he kept going to school, but he just hated the sad look on your face while you mentioned this to Smurf.
"Are you serious? You'd go for me?" You smiled at him, already getting up to get ready, sniffling the tears away.
"Yeah, I'd do whatever you wanted me to." The corner of his lips turned up, Smurf in disbelief and disdain that some other woman had the power to make Pope do whatever it was they wanted. She knew you'd be a problem, but that definitely was a problem for another day.
"Oh my god, Andrew. I love you." You squealed loudly as you hugged him and ran down the hall to the guest room you've been taking space in ever since you've been hanging around. As your footsteps departed, he couldn't shake the intense feeling he had when he heard those words leave your lips.
"I do remember that night." He looked at the sky and recalled how he offered to take you to the dance he seemed not to give one shit about...but he gave a shit for you.
"I don't think I ever heard the end of how I brought a hot older boyfriend to prom." You laughed, telling him how people talked about "your hot older boyfriend." You didn't change their minds and tell them it was just because you had no date; you let them call him your boyfriend because that was your sick way of manifesting him that way.
"They thought I was hot?" He laughed quietly, something he only seemed to do with you. He blushed at that thought. Belonging to you. He only ever wanted to feel this free and laugh like this with you, forever.
"That's what you're focused on? That they called my boyfriend hot?" You knew what you said and how you worded it, but you didn't care. You want him to believe this is real. It is real.
"Thanks for doing this, by the way. You didn't have to." You told him, arms wrapped around his neck, his hands on your waist. You two were dancing the last slow dance of the night. You dragged him to the dance floor, and he just followed.
"I already told you. I'd do whatever you wanted me to do. Didn't want you to miss out on a big night." He shrugged like it was normal. The insatiable need to give you everything you wanted and desired in this world. That was normal to him.
"Yeah, but you're 28 at a stupid high school dance, with your 18-year-old friend." You sighed, suddenly feeling very insecure for dragging Andrew with you. He deserved to have all the good things in the world for this. You'd make sure of it.
"Doesn't matter. Just wanted to see you happy." He looked at you, your smile beaming, hearing those words from him. You loved him dearly. Even more so for doing this for you.
"You're too good to me, Andrew. Thank you." You whispered as you got on your tiptoes and kissed his cheek softly. You pulled away slowly, your feet setting slowly back down, your faces inches apart.
This isn't how he wanted to do this, how he wanted it to happen. So, he just squeezed your waist softly in his hands, nodding a small 'you're welcome.'
He wouldn't forget the smile on your face that day. Or the way your lips felt on his cheek.
"Your boyfriend?" He was puzzled why you didn't correct yourself. If you even meant to.
"Well, at the time, you were." You tipped your beer bottle towards his direction, eyes raking over the side of his face. His freckles were well hidden in the night, but you spent so much of your life admiring this man, you memorized them and could tell anyone where they belonged right now.
"How about now?" He ripped his eyes away from the moon hanging above you, instead watching how its light cast itself on your face, adorning your features, and he's never once felt so jealous of something in his life. The way the light atomically touched you, and he is just subjected to watching.
"What are you saying?" Your breath was suddenly escaping your lungs as you tried very hard to contain yourself and the wild butterfly cage in your belly and chest. You knew what he meant; you just wanted to hear the words. You needed the confirmation.
"You think I could ever be your boyfriend now? Now that we're both...older?" He was stupidly shy all of a sudden under your intense stare. He was shy, but he couldn't take looking at you like he needed you, knowing he couldn't have you.
If you rejected him now, maybe he could get over this. This hold you appeared to have on him. At least this way, he could admire you for however much time he had left alone with you tonight.
He sat there waiting for the rejection to hit him. To be the final blow to this devastating fight he'd been in with himself.
"Andrew, are you asking to be my boyfriend?" Your voice low, unsteady.
Here it comes, he thought. "If you'd let me." He sighed deeply, the alcohol buzz not doing jack for the insane anxiety he was feeling.
"What took you so long?" That he didn't expect. Came as a surprising shock when you were looking at him the way you were. Eyes wide and sparkling, it was shocking when you giggled your way next to him, sliding your legs across his lap, when you stared at him like he hung the moon and stars above you while wrapping your arms around his neck.
"Is that a yes?" He whispered, respectfully placing his hand on the side of your thigh, the other swiping a stray strand of hair that had fallen perfectly in your face.
You leaned in carefully, not to startle him. He closed the distance, his lips brushing yours softly for a small peck. You pulled away before his hand moved from next to your face to the back of your neck, his fingers tangling themselves into the strands and pulling you in closer, quicker, and desperately.
You smiled into the kiss, grabbing at his bicep to the hand that seemed to be inching higher up the side of your thigh. You pulled him closer, your tongue sliding against his bottom lip, asking for entrance.
He whimpered a little into the kiss, opening his mouth to accept your soft tongue against his. His hand left the nape of your neck, dragging lower to encase your body into his. He pulled you into his lap, breaking the kiss for a second to catch his breath against you.
"You look so beautiful." He sighed, his hands having a mind of their own. Not knowing where to go but travel every part of you he can see. His eyes scanning your face, looking for any hint of disproval that you don't actually want this. That you might leave now that he's opened up.
"You already said that." You smiled widely, kissing his lips once more, any doubt he had been feeling or searching for, melting away. He's wanted this, you have wanted this, and now you both finally have it.
"I'll tell you as many times as I want to for as long as I want to." He gasped as he looked into your eyes, silently devoting himself to you and making that promise right here. His lips started on the side of your neck, but his fervent moves led him all the way back to your lips. He nipped at your bottom lip gently, eliciting an excited yelp, that seemed to attract attention.
You two break apart when you hear the 'whoops' and cheers from inside. Looking over, you two see Craig and Deran clapping and high-fiving while smiling at you two, and J sliding Deran a twenty for what appeared to be a bet.
Embarrassed, Pope hid his face in your chest, attempting to hide himself behind you, since you can clearly block his view of inside the house since you're on his lap.
"Looks like they were betting on us, baby." You giggle, grabbing his face, peppering kisses all over his face, anywhere you can reach.
"Assholes." He wanted to be amused by the bet, but all he seemed to care about was how you wanted to be his, and he got the privilege to be yours and walk the earth for you.
"Can't hate them though. I, myself, was about to start my own, for when you would finally be able to say something before I did." You pinched him playfully, knowing you wouldn't have held out much longer anyway.
You wanted to spend the rest of your life with one person who understood you, who would do anything for you like you would for them, and the only person you'd accept was sitting right in front of you. The one man you wouldn't dare walk away from.
The same man who haunted your dreams, who took up all the thoughts in your head, and stole your heart that night when you were 15. You'd be damned if you think anyone could take him from you now. Now he was safe, he was seen, and he was loved...here, with you.
He served his sentence in prison, did his three years away from you, the most excruciating three years of his life. If he were to be sentenced to a lifetime of serving you, being your man, being the person you called for anything else in the future, he'd be damned to a life sentence. And he'd serve that sentence in every lifetime.
A tiny piece of a galaxy
Summary: Pope gets trapped into J's best friend charm.
Warnings: Age gap (Reader is two years older than J), violence, description of blood and injuries, suggestive content, domestic violence, fluff?
Word count: 3k
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You were Josh childhood best friend, you've known each other since Julia moved to the neighbourhood. You were the kid who lived at the end of the floor, he was the kid with a problematic mom. You and J met each other at the minimarket down the block, He needed to pay something he couldn't afford and you, with some extra money, borrowed him some, (Tho he never paid you back, you don't care either).