angela, after a checkup that required mccree take his shirt off: alright, you’re good to go jesse! don’t forget your top, it’s in the corner.
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angela, after a checkup that required mccree take his shirt off: alright, you’re good to go jesse! don’t forget your top, it’s in the corner.
mccree: isn’t genji on a mission?
angela:
mccree:
angela:
mccree: oh right my shirt
Okay so this idea popped into my head and it sounded cute so; McCree pregnant (about 7 months) with their son and their daughter (who was so happy to be a big sister toward the beginning of the pregnancy) is starting to act needy all the time. When confronted, she admits she's scared the baby will replace her and that she won't be loved anymore because the baby is a boy. Of course Jesse explains that isn't true and she gets to feel her brother kicking and gets a bunch of love from her pa. Maybe?
“Is it me or is Himari being a little more…clingy than usual?” Hanzo asks one evening when he and Jesse are getting ready for bed. Jesse, who is glowing in the tranquility of his pregnancy, looks at his husband and shrugs.
“She seems ‘bout the same to me. Aint all four year olds clingy?“ Jesse starts brushing his teeth, looking into the bedroom from the on-suit where Hanzo is getting dressed. He leans against the door, head turning to admire Hanzo as he takes off his trousers, and goes slack jawed when he gets a generous view of Hanzo’s bare ass. He grunts, jerking his brows when Hanzo glares back at him playfully and goes back to brushing his teeth.
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Hanzo cradled Jesse to his chest, not trusting the man would be able to survive in the water. The ink spiraled in lazy swirls around his legs with a promise of malice. He rose as gently as he could from the water of the bath and shuddered as cold air hissed in around him.
The steam had faded some time ago and he hurried out of the bathroom and into his sleeping quarters. “Jesse?” he spoke softly, afraid of startling the man and yet he was left shifting from foot to foot.
The warding and binding symbols on the aquariums rim made his stomach clench with mistrust. Would the magic on the tank hurt or help jesse in his current state? He decided not to risk it.
“I’m going to put you down, just for a moment.” He ran a finger along Jesse’s back and shoulder. He felt cold and limp and the man hid his face behind his arm. “I will return with clean water as fast as I can.”
Hanzo settled Jesse on his own pillow and tried to pull his hand back. It hurt to see how Jesse clung to him with his good hand, eyes pleading and scared. Please don’t leave me, the words were not spoken in a known language but Hanzo would know the look of desperation anywhere.
“I will return swiftly.”
He managed to tear himself away. Darting out of the room, he quickly took the stairs down to the kitchen. He fumbled with the cabinet doors, hands slick with sweat and shaking, but managed to get it open. He snatched the biggest bowl he could find.
The pitcher lid rattled as he took the stairs back up. There was a tightness in his chest he had not felt outside of battle for years. If only he was fighting a marauding goyle or griffin, then he would know exactly how to proceed.
“Why did it have to be curses,” he smiled weakly at himself before pushing the door open and returning to his new partner.
Jesse shuddered against a draining chill that clung to him in the tiny particles of ink wedged against his scales. He gulped for air, the fine gills along his throat opening despite being out of water and he rolled on the satin pillow.
It was like water below him, smooth and slick and he slide down to the comforter with a whimper. The witch’s grip was tight on his throat and it was if her talons were sinking into his flesh again.
He gasped and ripped at his overgrown hair. He ached in every cell for something to ground himself, to be held and seen and truly known. If only he could take his words back and call out to Hanzo and find solace in his arms.
Tears welled up and dripped down his cheeks. They would blend in with the rest of him soon enough and he tucked his face against his arm. His left throbbed as a bitter reminder of what came to small things that could not defend themselves and to the greedy hearts of men.
He could still taste their blood in his mouth and he fought down a roll of sickness. Hunger prickled at the back of his throat and he gulped it down.
“I’m back,” Hanzo’s voice came through the door a second before the man.
Jesse dashed his tears away on the back of his hairy arm. He wanted to trust Hanzo desperately and he couldn’t afford not to put more into him. It made it easier, to go limp and soft in his hand. He was carefully lowered into the bowl of lukewarm water with a soothing coo that might have been encouragement but the sound was white noise.
He rolled into the clean water and rubbed at his tail. The bits of magic clung tightly to his scales and he kept spinning as he tried to wipe himself down. An angry curse burst from his mouth in a flurry of bubbles and he lashed out.
His fins spread and the sharp spines hidden along his tail flared open. He couldn’t take care of himself even know, couldn’t even clean himself how was he ever going to take down a the Witch of the Waters.
“Jesse, can I help?” Hanzo’s finger in the water drew his attention and he looked up. Hanzo was leaning over the edge but not forcing the contact.
It was a little thing.
But it broke Jesse’s heart and put it back together again.
“Thanks, Darlin’,” Jesse’s voice was hoarsh and he swallowed to try to smooth it. Despite Hanzo not able to hear the words, he couldn’t stop himself from talking as always. He nodded when Hanzo asked the question again and laid back in the water. He floated along the surface, limbs heavy.
He closed his eyes, breathing in the calming scents of Hanzo’s bedroom. There was lavender and sage from drying bundles of herbs. Low, warm notes of earth and the tingling burn of lightning filled his chest as Hanzo leaned over him.
He squirmed as a hand cupped under his rump and back to support his human half. He rested his head into the crook of Hanzo’s thumb, too weary to offer much help. Tender fingertips trailed over his chest, swirling thoughtfully over the cut of his ribcage.
It tickled when Hanzo dipped to his belly and hips and he jerked with a chattering laugh. He shoved the fingertip away from his ticklish areas and Hanzo chuckled above him.
“Ticklish?”
Jesse quickly nodded, not minding the odd view above him. Hanzo’s proportions stretched with perspective as he leaned down till his nose was almost within reach.
“I will try not to tickle you again,” Hanzo murmured, his breath warm and wet against Jesse’s tail. It soothed the edges of his nerves and he lazily undulated his tail. He wished Hanzo could hear him, could somehow see the need for more in his face.
Hanzo’s finger ran slowly down his hips where scales overtook his skin. Jesse sighed in relief as Hanzo rubbed small circles along the tired muscles. He raised the small fin there and Hanzo dutifully caressed over the spot with his fingertip. It was easy to relax and trust that Hanzo would care for him.
It was a slow process to clean him and Hanzo’s touch was hot against him. He squeezed his eyes shut at the reverent caress down his tail fin and along the spines. He shivered as the ink was washed away and dissolved into the water once it was free of him.
“Feels mighty nice,” Jesse sighed, boneless in the man’s hand.
“I hope that helped.”
Jesse nodded and managed a smile. He just wanted to curl up in a warm, soft bed and sleep in the protective arms of a loved one. He wearily dragged his tail up and around himself. He kept an eye on Hanzo, even as he was cupped in both hands and lifted gently from the water. He wriggled against the tight confines, finding the perfect spot.
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“I will help you break the curse,” Hanzo murmured to Jesse. The man was so small and fragile in the cup of his hands, he felt the weight of caring for him settle heavily on his shoulders. They were broad and strong and he set his jaw as he looked to the future.
“I will talk to the Witch of the Waste. She can help us break the curse.”
Jesse made a shrill squawk and his spines prickled against Hanzo’s fingers. He jumped, barely keeping his grip around the man.
Worry settled on his brow. “Did the Witch of the Waste curse you, Jesse?”
A sharp shake of the head put that fear aside.
“Do you know who did?”
A quick nod.
“Do you know the terms of your curse?”
Another shake but slower this time. Hanzo chewed on the inside of his lip as he sorted through the encyclopedia of knowledge in his head. There were many creatures and magical users that could place a powerful curse on an unlucky victim. Or a deserving one.
The tank’s powerful symbols of binding and warding flashed before his eyes. Had Jesse ended up inside because of the original curse giver or by people who had the misfortune to try to own him?
What fate had befallen his previous caretakers...
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lettuce, tomato slices, hamburger patty with cheese, mccree hamburger bun
THIS IS FUNNY BUT WHERE’S YOUR TOP BUN WE ARE NOT OUT HERE EATING AVANDE GARDE BURGERS
mccree? that boy is a bottom
fandom: overwatch pairing: mcree/hanzo rating: explicit status: complete words: 14. 4k desc: Seeing Jesse McCree again was the last thing Hanzo ever wanted to after a very explosive break up. But when Genji goes missing ten years later, Hanzo has no choice but to ask Jesse for help in finding his brother. All they know is that to get through this and help Genji, they need to be on level ground again, and they need to get along. But it isn’t that fucking easy, is it?
Mending their broken relationship is the last thing on their mind, but maybe this disaster was a blessing in disguise.
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After about 5 million years I’ve finished Chapter 8 of Welcome to the Candy Shop!! I made it extra long to make up for the wait AND it get’s a little E rated ;)
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