why are there no fics of bishop from euphoria what are we doinggg
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why are there no fics of bishop from euphoria what are we doinggg
last time, bishop x f!reader
| bishop x f!reader | warnings: smut, rough sex, unprotected sex, daddy kink, messy sex, some praise, degrading, dirty talk, bishop not that nonchalant, reader needy, creampie, very light choking, aftercare, etc… | mdni18+ | wc: 1k |
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“that feel good, huh?”
You could only whimper in response with how good Bishop felt inside of you. It was late at night and you were once again in Bishop’s room, no matter how many times you promised yourself to not go over his place, you would still go.
So there you were, your clothes on the floor, your phone placed on do not disturb and being on top of him with a western movie playing in the back, riding him at a slow pace with your hands laying across his bare chest.
.˚ ✦ . . ˚ . . ✦ ˚ . ⋆.
120.
Bishop wasn't exactly someone who was attached to certain people; all he did was his job, carry out Alamo's orders, and not screw things up. Simple.
But in recent weeks, he'd found himself entangled in some “situations,” something he couldn't get out of his mind, pushing the situation to the breaking point.
You'd gotten the job at the club through a friend; she'd promised you quick and easy money, something you were desperate for.
The nights were slow and stifling, filled with men and those lights that left you as blind as the smoke from the joints Alamo lit. As for him, he'd been a kind of "decent" boss, guiding you on your path to the club, and of course, you'd had sex with him to get where you were now.
The day you met Bishop was the day you arrived at the Alamo mansion. He wasn't going to forget how beautiful you looked in that mermaid-style blouse and the miniskirt that barely covered your ass. And of course, that lipstick that kept him mesmerized, admiring the way your lips trembled with nerves that night. And when your gaze met his, he felt his breath quicken and his throat feel strangely dry, a sensation that made him feel uneasy all over.
EUPHORIA (2019-2026)
Bishop + Maddy
bonnie&clyde
Bishop x Reader Jealousy Headcanons
Author's Note: I absolutely cannot wait for episodes 7 & 8 😭😭 genuinely scared for maddie tho 😣
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Before dating:
Bishop is the type of man whose silence speaks volumes.
He doesn't shout, he doesn't cause a scene, he just simply... stands still.
It's the very thing that makes him unsettling—terrifying even—to the eyes of everyone else, his cold and ruthless gaze is enough to bring any men in cold sweat.
He know's he doesn't have the right to jealousy, he doesn't even know what to call the tension between you two,
But seeing you happily chat with a man at the bar in silver slipper, is enough to make his face twitch, which rarely ever happens.
He doesn't go near, and he doesn't bother threatening the man, because one simple look is enough to get the man beside you running with his tail between his legs.
When you're actually dating:
Bishop was barely holding himself back from jealousy,
So imagine how it is once you two finally start dating.
His hand finding its way around your waist, pulling you closer—it's his way of claiming you as his.
He stares with a terrifying look, enough to kill a man on its own. He's dismembered a person and fed it to pigs, there's no question on how far he will go for you.
Thankfully, it never really has to go that far;
Because he's already marked you as his.
“You're mine, no one else, but mine”
“And every motherfucker should know that.”
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Author's Note: A bit shorter this time, sorry!!! I've been stuck at a constant loop of stressing out for finals, and doing nothing about it but brainrot 😭
Maddy Perez x Fem!Reader
Savior
Summary: Having been employed by Alamo and working alongside your brother, Bishop, you've learned to be detached in order to survive in your line of work. All of that changed when Alamo assigns you to protect his new business partner, Maddy Perez. Wordcount: 2.3k Content: 18+ MDNI, *Season 3 stuff*, mentions of weapons, slight yearning. A/N: Basically made my own version of what happened toward the end of season 3. More parts to come!
It was another night clocking in as your boss's extra pair of eyes and ears at the Silver Slipper. You've been working for Alamo alongside your brother, Bishop, for nearly four years now. The job hadn't exactly been planned. You had stumbled into it the day Alamo paid a visit to your family's house. Unfortunately for him, someone had been tracking his movements.
While eavesdropping from the next room, you'd noticed an old Oldsmobile creep to a stop outside. Two men climbed out, their faces hidden beneath masks and their hands gripping weapons that definitely weren't water guns. You had tagged along with Bishop to the shooting range enough times to know what came next. Without hesitation, you slipped into his room, swiped his gold-plated handgun, and positioned yourself by the window. Through the narrow gap in the curtains, you watched the men approach. One of them spotted Alamo through the living room window and raised his weapon.
The shot rang out and you heard Alamo laugh. A sign that the shot missed. That was all the invitation you needed. You squeezed the trigger, the first man dropped before he could react. The second whipped around, attempting to line up another shot but you were faster. A second gunshot cracked through the air and he collapsed beside his partner. Minutes later, Bishop found you still standing at the window, weapon in hand, pulse steady despite the bodies cooling outside.
Alamo stormed into the room behind him. When his gaze landed on you, he looked genuinely stunned. "Damn, little lady." He muttered. "Talk about divine timing." He asked for your name and you told him. He immediately shook his head. "No…" He said firmly. "From now on, you're Savior."
And Savior was who you'd been ever since.
Making your rounds through the Silver Slipper, you surveyed the club with practiced eyes. Colored lights bathed the room in crimson and gold hues while music pulsed through the floor beneath your boots. Patrons sat entranced by dancers spinning around chrome poles, their movements fluid and hypnotic. Others disappeared into private booths while lap dancers worked their magic, coaxing every last dollar from eager hands.
A few dancers flashed flirty winks your way as you passed. Not that you didn't find some of them attractive, you simply preferred keeping business separate from pleasure. Shifting your attention elsewhere, your gaze landed on one of the VIP booths. Alamo sat comfortably against the leather seat beside a woman you'd never seen before. On the other side of her sat Bishop, looking as interested as a brick wall.
Your eyes lingered on the stranger. Long dark hair, elegant posture, expensive taste. She was definitely not one of the dancers. Before you could study her further, someone barreled into your shoulder.
Instinctively, your hand flew to your holster. The tension immediately eased when you recognized the culprit. The new girl you had slowly became platonically fond of.
"Yo, my bad." Rue laughed nervously. Something about her seemed off. She usually carried herself with a chilled confidence, a bit aloof at times but tonight she looked abnormally jumpy. Her eyes darted around the room as though she expected someone to be watching.
"You good?" You asked, narrowing your eyes slightly.
"Y-yeah. Totally." She shoved her hands into her pockets and forced a smile. "Just heading out. See you around." Before you could question her further, she hurried toward the entrance. You watched her disappear through the doors. Shaking your head, you pushed suspicion aside and turned toward the bar.
"Savior." Alamo's deep voice stopped you in your tracks. Turning on your heel, you headed toward the booth. "Take a seat." He motioned toward the empty space between Bishop and the woman. "I want you to meet my new business partner."
You slid into the cold leather seat, settling back comfortably before lifting your gaze toward her. Up close, she was even prettier. The kind of pretty that made people stare longer than they intended. You made sure to keep your expression neutral as she met your eyes.
"I'm Maddy." Her voice drifted through the air like silk.
You offered your hand and she placed hers in yours. Maddy’s touch was soft and warm, it was obvious her hand had never touched hard labor a day in her life.
"Savior." Was all you felt like replying with. Like your brother, Bishop, you weren't really much of a talker. There were only a few people you chose to talk to, one of them being Rue. You preferred listening and watching, reading people before they realized they were being studied. It gave you a sense of control in a world that rarely offered any. The corner of Maddy's mouth curved upward, a faint dimple appeared in her cheek. Without meaning to, your eyes cataloged every detail. The shape of her smile, the flecks of color in her eyes, and the way she held herself.
"Maddy is managing some of our prime girls here." Alamo explained. Reluctantly, you released her hand. Already missing its softness. "A real opportunity to water our money tree." He waggled his eyebrows at you.
"That's nice." You commented evenly with a slow blink. Crossing one leg over the other, you waited. You knew Alamo well enough to recognize when he was building toward something.
"To make sure our new partner is taken care of, I'm assigning you to be her…companion." Your brow lifted slightly. "You know, drive her around. Take her shopping. Run errands if she needs anything." Alamo leaned back, looking entirely too pleased with himself. "Bishop's busy helping me with another project so I figured you'd be perfect for the job." His grin widened as he gestured toward Maddy. "I owe that little lady my life so you’re in good hands." He then pointed at you. "Ain't that right, Savior?"
You glanced at Bishop and he offered a small shrug. Looking back at Alamo, you realized there wasn't much reason to object. "Of course." You nodded once. Alamo smiled widely at your answer. It wasn’t like you had a choice anyway. Whatever he decided was the end all be all.
"Good." Alamo rose from the booth, adjusting his belt before settling his hat onto his head. "I've got some loose ends to handle." Bishop stood as well and waited near the exit. "Make sure Maddy gets home safe."
You nodded again then fixed your eyes forward, watching the next dancer spin around the pole. Alamo turned to Maddy, took her hand, and pressed a gentlemanly kiss against her knuckles. Then he tipped his hat toward you before he left. Silence settled over the booth for a few beats.
"We can leave whenever you're ready." You uttered quietly.
Maddy closed her laptop and reached for her jacket. Before she could put it on, you took it from her hands and stood. Her eyebrows lifted slightly as you opened the jacket for her then a small smile tugged at her lips. "Thank you." She slipped her arms into the sleeves while you helped settle it across her shoulders. Next, she grabbed her purse but paused. "Can we make a stop before you take me home?"
She began walking toward the club's exit, confidence flowing through every step. You fell into stride beside her. "Sure." Your eyes swept across the room out of habit before settling back on her. "Just tell me where."
The two of you ended up at a diner tucked along the outskirts of the city, far from the neon glow of the Silver Slipper. The place was surprisingly quiet for a Friday night. A flickering sign buzzed outside the window while an old jukebox hummed softly from the corner. The scent of fresh coffee and maple syrup lingered in the air, wrapping around the nearly empty restaurant. Only a handful of customers occupied scattered booths, each lost in conversations of their own.
You sat across from Maddy, watching her study the menu with surprising intensity. A small frown tugged at her lips as her finger traced down the list of breakfast options. "I don't know if I want waffles or french toast tonight." She murmured to herself. The menu lowered slightly as she glanced at you. Just as she opened her mouth to speak, a waitress appeared beside the table.
"Ready to order, ladies?"
Maddy looked back down at the menu. "Um... I'll do waffles and a coffee."
The older waitress scribbled onto her notepad before turning to you. "And for you, miss?"
Shifting your gaze to the older woman, you hadn't even opened your menu but you softly muttered. "French toast and chamomile tea, please."
The waitress nodded approvingly. "Perfect. I'll have that right out." As she walked away, you could feel Maddy staring. You lifted your eyes to meet hers, seeing the curiosity dance across her features. There was something else etched in her expression that you couldn’t quite read.
"Tea?" A teasing smirk tugged at her lips. "I didn't think you'd be a tea kind of woman." A faint laugh escaped you, the guard of being unbothered slipped then. Your attention drifted toward the condiment caddy in the center of the table.
Without thinking, you adjusted the sugar packets until every edge lined up perfectly. "I'm a woman of many surprises." When you looked up again, Maddy's grin had widened. Something about it squeezed unexpectedly at your chest so you shifted your orbs to gaze out the window for a moment.
The waitress returned with your drinks, setting the steaming mugs down between you. "Food'll be out in a few minutes." After she left, silence settled over the booth. It didn’t feel awkward or uncomfortable, just pleasingly calm. Not that you cared if it wasn't but it was something you noted.
Still, curiosity eventually got the better of you. "So... Maddy." The moment her name left your mouth her attention snapped fully toward you. It was subtle but you noticed the softness in her eyes when you glanced her way. "What is this 'business opportunity' Alamo was talking about earlier?"
Maddy immediately straightened in her seat while clasping her hands together. The shift was almost comical like someone had just pressed a button. "OnlyFans."
You blinked. "OnlyFans…like…?"
"Yes." She chuckled, you could tell she was used to that type of question. "That one." The confidence in her voice made you smile slightly. "I'm managing a girl right now and we've already made a quarter of a million dollars in four months." You nearly choked on your tea. Maddy seemed pleased by your reaction. "If I bring on more girls..." She lifted her hand and rubbed her fingers together.
"More money." You finished as you lowered your cup to the table.
"Exactly." Her smile widened just a smidge but her demeanor remained relaxed. It intrigued you how quietly confident she presented. For a few seconds, Maddy didn't say anything and slowly dragged her eyes over your face. You let her, as you sat comfortably, stretching your arms on the back of your seat while surveying her just the same.
For the next five minutes, Maddy talked passionately about her plans. Not just making money but about building something. Expanding her client roster, developing brands, and reaching new audiences. She wanted to create opportunities that turned into an empire. The more she spoke, the more she brightened. Her hands moved when she explained ideas, her eyes lit up when she discussed future goals. Every sentence carried ambition and before you could stop it, you had become completely absorbed in listening.
The food arrived but neither of you slowed down. While Maddy continued explaining her plans, you quietly cut pieces from your french toast and slid them onto her plate. You didn’t make it a big deal and neither did she.
Maddy simply ate them between sentences and kept talking. "...and eventually I want to branch out into different markets." She lifted a piece to her lips. "I think most managers are limiting their clients." Then took another bite. "They're thinking too small." You found yourself faintly grinning into your tea. "But what about you?"
The question caught you off guard. Glancing up at the woman who was slowly piquing your interest. "What about me?" You asked evenly, carefully guiding your now empty cup down.
Maddy rolled her eyes playfully and leaned back in her seat. "You seem pretty important to Alamo." Her gaze narrowed with curiosity. "Can I ask what you do, exactly?" She paused and crossed her arms. "I mean... you obviously don't strip unless that’s one of your surprises."
The joke snuck in and a genuine laugh escaped your lips. Maddy’s charm was picking away at you slowly but surely. She watched as her tongue darted across her lips hiding a pleased grin.
"I protect his assets." The answer came with a casual shrug, purposefully vague. Maddy's eyebrows drew together like she wanted more information. But to her credit, she didn't push. Instead, she nodded slowly, silently piecing together her own conclusions. The waitress eventually returned with the bill. You requested a single check and paid before Maddy could protest. "I'll take you home."
The drive across the city passed in comfortable quietness. Streetlights streaked across the windshield while soft bossa nova music drifted from the radio. Neither of you seemed particularly eager to break the quiet.
When you finally pulled into the parking lot of Maddy's apartment complex, she reached for the door handle. "Wait." You interjected. She paused and looked over. You hesitated. "Can I see your phone?" Maddy's eyebrows lifted slightly then she reached into her purse and handed it over without question. Carefully, you entered your number and saved your contact before handing the phone back. "If you need anything, call me." You cleared your throat. "Otherwise, Alamo will think I'm slacking off."
The corner of her mouth twitched upward. "Okay." Her smile softened. "I'll keep that in mind." She climbed out of the car and gave a small wave.
You waited until she disappeared through the apartment doors before finally pulling away. Halfway down the road, your phone buzzed. At a red light, you glanced at the screen.
Maddy: Thank you for tonight. Maybe you can show me more of your surprises next time...
Your eyes lingered on the text longer than necessary. Something fluttered low in your stomach but you ignored it. Or at least, you tried to because despite knowing Maddy for only a few hours, you couldn't shake the growing desire to learn more about her.