HEYYYYYY
tbh I feel like my last request was kind of badly worded bec of the fact I wrote it at 3am 💀💀
ANYWAY I got this badass idea for a p4 jotaro x reader where jolyne is also born, andddd I was thinking about how maybe they're fighting a stand user with josuke and the gang (okuyasu my beloved 🫶) and the enemy SOMEHOW gets wind of reader and jotaro having a kid and mentions something about jolyne and reader goes MAMA BEAR CRAZY like beating him up with her bare hands and finishing it off with her foot just SLAMMING into the guy's head and his brain matter going everywhere...
kind of went crazy with that lolol. but also reader was in SDC and jotaro has only seen this happen once so he's also kinda scared imo
HOPE YOU HAVE A GOOD DAYYYYY
~love, 🪩
Yes of course 🪩 Anon!!
The fight was supposed to be simple.
Some rando stand user messing with Morioh, causing problems, being ugly in the face, nothing the combined power of Jotaro, Josuke, and Okuyasu couldn’t handle.
You came along because you were in town with Jotaro for a brief visit and because he strongly preferred that you not be alone, considering your very punchable history with fate.
Jolyne was with Holly Everything was fine. Until it wasn’t....
Josuke ducked a swing of crackling Stand energy. “Hey, this guy’s pretty tough—!”
The enemy laughed like someone who had never known real fear. “Kujo Jotaro,” he sneered. “Star Platinum’s user. Marine biologist, ex-delinquent, and—”
He turned toward you with a cruel smile. “Father of an adorable six-month-old bab—” Jotaro’s eyes went wide. Josuke froze mid-punch. Okuyasu’s soul left his body. Jotaro inhaled—“Don’t—” But the stand user kept talking.
“—JOLYNE, right? Cute name. Shame if someone—"
He never finished the sentence. Because you saw red. Not metaphorically. Literally. Red.
“No,” Josuke whispered, voice trembling. “She’s going PARENTS’ DAY.”
“No,” Okuyasu corrected, “she’s going PRIMAL.”
Jotaro did not speak. He stepped back half a pace because he remembered this. Cairo, desert heat, an enemy who threatened the youngest crew member, the way your pupils had narrowed to pinpoints right before you broke three ribs with one strike—
He’d married you anyway. He’d never regretted it. But yeah. He was scared. You charged the enemy like a missile built out of pure maternal fury.
“DON’T. YOU. EVER. SAY. HER. NAME.”
You slammed into him faster than he expected, fist connecting with the side of his skull so hard the sound cracked like a gunshot. He staggered, dazed.
You grabbed him by the collar, lifted him with strength you should not legally possess, and slammed him into the pavement once, twice, again, Josuke winced. “Oh man. Ohhhh man, that’s permanent damage.”
Okuyasu: “DUDE SHE’S USING HIM LIKE A DOORMAT—”
Then you threw him. Then you were on him again. Then your boot came down on his head, heel digging into skull, pressure building “Y/N.” Jotaro tried.
You did not hear him. You pressed harder. The enemy shrieked, then went silent.
CRACK. Wet. Final.
His brain matter splattered the ground like someone dropped a watermelon from an eighth-story balcony.
Silence.
Josuke opened and closed his mouth like a confused fish. Okuyasu whispered, reverent “I fear her. I respect her. I wanna ask her for training but also I don’t wanna die.”
You stood there panting, hands and boot soaked in blood, shoulders heaving like you hadn’t killed a man but performed a cardio routine. Jotaro approached carefully.
Like approaching a wild animal he knows intimately and loves deeply, but also knows could kick his ass. “…Honey,” he said softly.
Your head snapped toward him, still half-feral. Josuke physically took a step back. Okuyasu hid behind him.
Then you blinked. Your gaze softened. The red in your eyes faded. “Oh,” you said, suddenly normal again. “Sorry. I… blacked out a little.” Jotaro exhaled in visible relief.
“You went overboard,” he said gently. “He mentioned Jolyne.” Jotaro put a hand on your shoulder. “Yeah. I know.” You finally looked at your bloody foot. “…Oops.”
Jotaro sighed, but he was smiling. Because this? This was the exact moment he fell in love with you back in Cairo.
Josuke cleared his throat. “Uh… Mrs. Kujo? Remind me never to babysit.” Okuyasu nodded vigorously. “I would die in the crossfire.” You brushed the dust off your clothes, totally unfazed. “Anyway, lunch?”
Josuke stared. “Lunch after WHAT YOU JUST DID!?” You shrugged. “Protecting your child works up an appetite.” Jotaro wrapped an arm around you, pulling you close. There was fondness in his eyes. And fear. Just a tiny bit.
“Let’s go home,” he murmured. “Before you murder anyone else.” You smiled sweetly. “As long as no one mentions my baby.”
Okuyasu whispered to Josuke: “Dude she said that smiling. I’m terrified.”
Josuke: “She could kill us all.”
Jotaro, proud husband mode: “Yeah. She totally could.”
















