Hopelessly Devoted
Summary: Wolffe is pretty sure that he’s sick. Why else would his heart race and his face heat whenever he sees the cute barista who lives in the apartment next to him. But, when he tells his brothers his theory they just laugh and tell him he’s definitely sick. Love sick.
Pairing: Commander Wolffe x F!Reader
Word Count: 1288
Warnings: Reader is kind of awkward towards the end and babbles at Wolffe
A/N: I had an idea, and I think it's adorable and kind of funny. I hope you all like it~
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“Morning Wolffe~” A familiar sing-song voice chirps from behind him as his neighbor across the hall steps out of her apartment, “You’re leaving for work early today.”
Wolffe glances at her over his shoulder, and hopes that his face isn’t as red as it feels like it is, “Yeah. Comet is having a crisis.” He rolls his eyes as he says it. Comet is always having a crisis. That’s what happens when you flirt as much as he does.
“Oh no!” Her pretty lips, painted a vibrant red this morning, turn up into a smile that she lifts her hand to hide. Her nails are the same shade of red. “More girl troubles?”
“He always has girl troubles.”
A muffled laugh slips from her, and she presses her hand fully against her mouth to try to muffle it even more.
“It’s alright, you can laugh. I certainly do.”
“No,” She drops her hand, “I think it’s sweet that he’s trying so hard.” Still, her lips are twitching with repressed laughter.
“It’s kind of pathetic.”
“Don’t say that! It’s...it’s adorable.”
Wolffe makes a face, pulling a laugh from her. “Please don’t call my brother adorable. He’s far, far too old for that.”
“Nonsense, no one is too old to be adorable.”
“That might be true for you ladies. But men are only adorable under the age of 4, and over the age of 80.”
“Is that right? So what are you between the ages of 4 and 79?”
“Assholes, usually.”
His comment surprises her so much that she drops her keys as she bursts into laughter, and Wolffe feels his lips curl up in pleasure.
He did that. He made her laugh like that.
Not bad for a guy who was once accused of having a stick shoved up his ass.
“You have the closing shift today?”
“Actually, I’m on vacation. Well, stay-cation.” She stoops and picks up her keys, before shoving them into the canvas bag she calls her purse, “It’s not like I can afford to travel, after all.”
“Still, must be nice being able to sleep in.”
“I’ll let you know if it every happens,” she jokes as she makes sure her door is locked and then turns to look at him properly, “I’m actually heading to my sister’s place. She’s 6 months pregnant and she’s having a crisis.”
“Yeah? A real one or a Comet one?”
Her eyes sparkle, like she’s just heard a great joke, “She ran out of pickles.”
A bark of laughter falls from Wolffe as his head tilts back, “You’re joking.”
“I wish I was.”
“Doesn’t she have a husband to run errands like that?”
“You’d think so, wouldn’t you?” She rolls her eyes, “Apparently he’s visiting family. On Naboo.”
“I’m fairly sure you said that your brother-in-law is from Ryloth.”
“He is.”
“Ah.” Wolffe pauses, “You know, we could always hook your sister up with my brother and they can have their crises together.”
“Ooh, don’t tempt me.” She leans against the wall, “I love my sister, but she’s being intentionally obtuse about this.”
“Well, she’s pregnant.”
“The fact that it’s a valid excuse only irritates me more.” She admits wryly.
“What do your folks say?” Wolffe asks as he leans against the wall opposite of her. Comet can wait. They have, like, a million brothers if he needs help immediately.
“Oh, they say,” She clears her throat and pinches her nose to give herself a nasally tone, “It’s your sister’s life, if she wants to ruin it with a cheater’s baby it’s her business.”
“Wow, they suck.”
“Eh, I lost the parent lottery, it happens.” She falls silent for a moment, her hand coming up to fiddle with the zipper of her coat, “Anyway, Wolffe, are you busy this evening?”
Wolffe feels his heart skip a beat, “I shouldn’t be. Why do you ask?”
“Well,” She drags the word out slowly, as if she’s trying to buy time to figure out what she’s going to say, “There’s a movie marathon this evening. All five parts of the Monster-In-Law series is going to be playing, and, as everyone knows, movie marathons are better appreciated with company—”
“I’ve never seen them,” Wolffe says lightly as she trails off, and he’s rewarded with her entire face brightening.
“Oh, they’re awful! The acting is atrocious, the effects are obviously fake, and the writing is very cliché, but I love them all the same.” She finally releases her zipper, waving her hands around her in her enthusiasm.
Wolffe can’t help but think that she’s perfect.
“A-anyway! I was planning on making a homemade lasagna, which is a lot of food for one person, and, if you’re interested, you can watch them with me and have dinner with me...I mean, if you want.”
A slow grin crosses Wolffe’s face, “Are you asking me out on a date, sweetheart?”
This particular comment is rewarded by a look of flustered embarrassment sliding across her face, “I—well...yeah, sort of. If you want. But it doesn’t have to be! You can just hang out as friends if you’re not into the whole, you know, dating thing.” She fiddles with her fingers and her gaze darts around the hallway, focused on anything but him, “And, like, you’re so nice to me, and you laugh at my bad jokes. Not to mention you’re handsome and I always feel safe around you—”
She’s rambling.
Wolffe’s grin grows as he listens to her babble, and he can almost feel his heart swell, “I’d love to.”
“—And you...wait, what?” Her gaze darts to his gaze, and she blinks at him, confused.
“I said, I’d love to go on a date with you. Even if it’s a bad movie marathon and homemade lasagna.” Wolffe repeats.
“I...oh.”
“That’s all you have to say?” He asks, his grin widening even more.
“Uh, well, to be honest I didn’t expect to get this far.”
“What? You though I was going to say no?”
“I mean, yeah. Kinda.”
“Well, I was going to ask you on a date if you hadn’t asked me.” He shrugs, and she pouts at him.
“You mean, if I had waited you would have asked me?”
“Sure. But you asked first, so—” He shrugs.
“I, wait! I can take it back so you can!” She blurts, and Wolffe laughs.
He pushes off the wall and walks over to her, pressing his hand against the wall next to her head, and he leans in so his lips are hovering over hers, “No take-backs allowed.”
He’s so close that he’s able to her her gaze flicker to his lips, before darting back up to his eyes. And it’s tempting to kiss her. So tempting.
But, tragically, he has a little self-control.
“Now, I need to go and help my brother out of the hole he dug himself in, and you need to go buy your sister pickles before she has a meltdown.”
“Uh, yeah. Right. That is a thing that I need to do!”
He has a lot of self-control, but he’s just a man all the same, so Wolffe leans in and kisses the corner of her lips. “I’ll see you this evening.” He murmurs against her skin, and then he pulls away and takes a step back.
She looks even more flustered.
Score one point for Wolffe.
“Also, sweetheart, I really like the red lipstick. I look forward to see if it’s smudge proof.”
There’s a flicker of confusion on her face, though as he backs down the hall, he sees that look fade into realization, and both of her hands come up to cover her face in embarrassment.
Another point to him.
Tonight is going to be perfect.
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