Sir.......could you not?

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Sir.......could you not?
The Baby in the Locker Room
Pairing: Sidney Crosby x Reader
Word Count: 1001
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You’ve barely stepped into the Penguins’ locker room before the room erupts.
“BABYYYY!”
“Little Crosby!”
“Future captain coming through!”
“Move, move, clear the way!”
Sidney groans beside you, running a hand down his face. “Guys, stop,please don’t encourage,no, Rusty, don’t lift him like that,”
But it’s too late. Bryan Rust has already scooped your toddler up and is spinning him in a safe but dramatic circle.
Your son squeals in delight, chubby little hockey-themed beanie slipping sideways on his head.
“RUSTY!” Sid barks.
Rust pauses mid-spin. “It’s okay, Dad. I got him. Strong arms.”
From the corner, Geno calls, “No strong arms. Give baby to me. I better.”
Sid turns to you, exasperated. “Why do I bother?”
You pat his shoulder. “Because you’re responsible. They’re… them.”
“Exactly,” he mutters.
Geno strides over, arms outstretched like a man prepared to catch the Stanley Cup itself. “Come, tiny human. Uncle Geno teach secret handshake.”
“Oh dear,” you whisper.
Sid hears. “Oh no. Absolutely not,Geno, don’t teach him whatever nonsense,”
But your toddler, traitor that he is, reaches his little hands toward Geno with total trust.
Rust immediately hands him over like a sacred offering.
Geno lifts him high enough to kiss his cheek. “Mwah! Baby Crosby!” He grins at you. “He bigger. He strong. He could play top line.”
Sid splutters. “He’s two.”
“Exactly,” Geno says simply.
Your toddler babbles happily, patting Geno’s beard.
“Okay,” Geno announces solemnly. “Time for fist bump.”
Sid pinches the bridge of his nose. “He doesn’t know how to fist bump.”
“He learn,” Geno insists.
He demonstrates, holding up his hand in a loose fist. “You make tiny fist. Like this. Yes, yes, good. Now boom!”
Tiny fist meets giant fist in the gentlest tap imaginable.
Your toddler giggles.
Geno gasps dramatically. “He prodigy!”
The entire team cheers.
And Sidney?
Sidney melts.
He tries to hide it, but you see the soft eyes, the little smile tugging the corner of his mouth. The way he looks at your child like the whole world is sitting in Geno’s arms.
“You know,” you tease, nudging him lightly, “you’re allowed to smile openly. Nobody will judge you.”
He immediately corrects you. “No, they will judge me.”
Across the room, Letang shouts, “SID IS SOFT. LOOK AT HIS FACE.”
Sid flips him off.
Geno flips him off too, just for symmetry.
Your toddler sees the gesture, brightens, and tries to mimic it,tiny fingers struggling to coordinate.
“Oh no no no,” Sid says quickly. “Nope. We’re not learning that one yet.”
Letang cackles. “Already teaching him well!”
You walk over, and Geno proudly hands your child back to you.
“Say bye-bye, sweetheart,” you coo.
But your toddler grabs Sid’s hoodie strings, pulling him close. Sidney immediately melts into warm dad-mode, smoothing a hand over the child’s soft curls.
“We’re gonna work on your helmet hair, bud,” he murmurs, voice warm.
“Da-da,” your toddler mumbles, placing a small hand on Sid’s cheek.
And that’s it.
Sid’s heart dissolves on the spot.
He presses a kiss to your child’s forehead. “Yeah, buddy. Daddy’s here.”
From behind you, Jake Guentzel whispers loudly, “Bet Sid cries.”
“Shut up,” Sid mutters.
You grin. “You okay?”
He nods, though his eyes are definitely a little misty. “He just gets… excited in here.”
“He’s not the only one,” you tease.
He gives you a soft elbow nudge.
Geno returns, holding a tiny foam puck. “Okay, now baby learn pass.”
Sid’s eyes nearly bug out. “GENO,”
“It soft!” Geno insists. “Is safe! Look,”
Before Sid can intervene, your toddler throws the puck.
Well,throws is generous. It travels about a foot and then drops with a quiet poof.
The room explodes like he just scored a game-winner.
“LOOK AT THAT FORM!”
“HE’S GOT A ROCKET!”
“ELITE!”
Your toddler is all dimples and excitement.
Sid walks over, scoops him gently into his arms, and holds him tight.
“No more passing drills,” he scolds lightly. “He’s not joining the team.”
Geno crosses his arms. “He join as soon as he potty trained.”
“Absolutely not,” Sid says.
Your toddler reaches up to tug Sid’s hair.
Sid winces. “Ow,buddy,that’s attached.”
You stifle a laugh. “He likes feeling powerful.”
Letang smirks. “Wonder where he gets that from.”
The whole room oohs.
Sid glares. “I hate all of you.”
Your toddler pats his chest in sympathy. “Da-da?”
Sid sighs, defeated. “Yeah, buddy. Daddy’s fine.”
Geno approaches again, ready for more toddler training, but Sid shields the child like he’s protecting the Cup.
“No more lessons. He’s tired.”
“He no tired,” Geno insists.
Your toddler yawns in Sid’s chest, proving him wrong.
“See?” Sid whispers proudly. “We’re going home.”
You gather your things while Sid adjusts your toddler on his hip. The kid snuggles into him, cheek pressed against Sid’s shoulder.
A chorus of “Bye baby!” follows you out.
Your toddler waves sleepily at them.
Geno pumps a fist. “Next time, we teach slap shot!”
Sid groans. “Over my dead body.”
You slide your arm through his as you walk down the hallway.
“You know,” you say casually, “he really loves being here.”
Sid glances at the toddler snoozing against him. His whole face softens. “Yeah. I can tell.”
“You love it too.”
He blushes. “Maybe.”
You bump him gently. “Just admit it.”
He exhales a tiny laugh. “Fine. I love it. I love… this.” He looks down at your toddler, then at you. “You two. Everything.”
Your heart squeezes.
“We love you too,” you say quietly.
He leans over to kiss your forehead. “Let’s go home, babe.”
As you walk toward the car, your toddler stirs and mumbles one last thing:
“Boom.”
You and Sid look at each other.
Sid groans. “Geno’s banned.”
You laugh. “No he’s not.”
“Baby’s never seeing him again.”
“He will,” you say, amused.
Sid looks betrayed. “Why?”
You lift your toddler’s tiny fist and nudge it gently against Sid’s.
“Because someone,” you say sweetly,
“already learned the fist bump.”
Sid blinks.
Then he smiles.
A real, blinding, proud-dad smile.
“…Boom,” he whispers back.
Mirishira Romeo & Cinderella
IYKYK
(Non!MC x Caleb ft Lowkey Manipulative!MC)
What to be expected: Angst, of course. Confrontation. Swearing. Memes stolen from TikTok, but the court has decided to give you a pass. Self-loathing, but you quickly got over it via good old-fashioned introspection. Giving an existential crisis to Mephisto for attempted theft on multiple occasions. He'll get over it.
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What did they always say?
"It's never too late to learn something new."
You wish you knew who 'they' were so you could punch them in the face because learning shouldn't have to hurt this fucking much.
While we're on the topic, there are a lot of things you wish lately:
You wish you knew Mum's chicken curry recipe, for nights like this when you date bailed.
You wish you hadn’t left a week’s worth of laundry for Sunday and need help.
You wished you didn't go along MC's insistence to join lunch with her and Caleb back in middle school.
You wished you didn't fell in love with Caleb.
You quickly ignore that last bit, just as you ignore how wet your eyes are, resolving to finish up folding the leftover pile of clean blouses so you can be done with it all.
You won't let heartbreak stop you from wearing clean underwear.
She‘s WHOSE daughter??? || LN4
gif by @formulaonedirection
lando norris x webber!reader
summary: After releasing your new album you go to the Bahrain Grand Prix to finally see your two favorite Aussie’s. What you didn’t expect is to meet a certain Brit as well.
part 2 | part 3 | part 4 | part 5
masterlist | taglist
Part 1
yn.adams: Thank you for all the love on GUTS!!! Tour is coming I promissssse but now off to Bahrain🏁
An: I hope you guys melt as much as I did writing this. 🥹 I think this my favorite story I’ve written which is saying a lot cause my Jolly series called honey bee was my child and I loved it. Thank you guys for the funny comments. I love them all.
Also thank you so much @a-villain-vying-for-attention for rereading this every single time I rewrote and changed it. Also for making the banners. You da best. 😘
Tags: @platespaghetti @branika182 @icybansheesoul @concretedecisions @lowergroundfloor @swimming-selfishes @anything-morethan-human @chey-h @toertchen @scoring-the-end-of-the-jay
Truly Yours Master List
You stirred in bed, stretching until your joints popped. Morning had arrived far too soon, proof that staying up late was a terrible idea you’d definitely repeat. You blinked yourself awake, half convinced you’d dreamed the whole night.
Then came the snoring. You turned your head to find Noah sprawled on his back, dead to the world, still wearing his jeans and hoodie. A man who forgot to go to sleep in his own bed.
MAJOR SPOILERS FOR TOKYO DEBUNKER S2E5.
YOU READ THAT RIGHT. 5. THIS IS SPOILERS. AND IMPORTANT ONES, TOO. CAUTION.
𝐒𝐘𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐒𝐈𝐀 boothill x m!reader — 3.3k words, not proofread, minors do not interact
TO NOTE: mechanic!reader, sub!reader, reader gives boothill a dick, reader takes away his censorship, mean dom!boothill, maybe ooc!boothill, fingering, heavy heavy dirty talk, boothill calls reader a whore & slut, boothill steps on reader's dick, blowjobs (boothill receiving), degradation. lmk if i missed anything!!
KAI SAYS: boy am i down bad for this little space cowboy
don’t wait for the sky to clear
steddie | rating: t | wc: 1,7k | cw: none | tags: steve has a crush, eddie has no impulse control, flirting, pet names
for @steddie-spooktober day one, prompt “rain”
read here on ao3
Steve almost doesn’t hear the knock on the door— barely audible over the heavy rain that’s been falling over Hawkins for most of the evening.
Then he almost ignores it, ready to wave it off as the wind making some tree branches knock against the side of the house, mostly because he’s convinced no one would be stupid enough to set foot outside in this downpour.
But then he hears it again. Louder, more insistent, definitely not a branch knocking against the house.
Frowning, Steve turns off the TV, cutting off the commentators narrating the basketball game that has kept him mildly entertained since the rain started. As he pads over to the door, his eyes dart towards the nail bat resting against the wall and he wonders if he should reach for it, if it’s possible that what’s waiting on the other side of the door is actually monster, flushed out by the rain like sewer rats during a flood.
Steve shakes his head. “Chill out, Harrington,” he mutters to himself, “Monsters don’t knock.”
And so Steve swings the door open and is immediately hit by the sharp biting cold— and the sight of a soaked Eddie Munson, shivering on his porch.
“Eddie?” Steve asks, voice laced with shock.
Eddie shoves his hands into the pockets of his jacket. “There you are! Thought you were gonna leave me out here to drown.”
Steve hangs a hand from his neck. “Sorry, I didn’t actually expect anyone to be out here.”
“Well—” Eddie holds his hands out in a ta-da gesture, “—Surprise!”