Duff McKagan
⤷ Patience, 1989
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Duff McKagan
⤷ Patience, 1989
Day 15: Step-Siblings
Warnings: Smut, readers dad and Duff’s mom walk in on them, if you think I missed anything let me know otherwise enjoy!
Kinktober
You weren’t totally ready for your dad to get back into dating but you didn’t have much of a say in it. You wanted to see him happy after all the years he’d spent on you.
please just write literally anything about older/current Duff McKagan 🙏
that man is the definition of Daddy
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a/n: quick fluff :-) i totally agree with you there! i think i love older duff more than younger him haha <3
The rain had started sometime around midnight, soft at first. Just a light wash against the windows; but by morning, it was a full symphony. A lazy drizzle coated the glass in pale silver, and the city outside looked almost too quiet, like it was wrapped in cotton.
You blinked awake slowly, still warm beneath the layers of the heavy motel comforter.
Duff’s arm was slung across your waist like it belonged there, his hand open against your hip. You delicately traced his ‘LOADED’ tattoo across his forearm.
He was still asleep, mouth parted slightly, lashes dark against his cheekbones, strands of silver-blond hair falling across his forehead. The soft quiet of the morning suited him more than any stage you’d ever seen him on.
It still didn’t feel real sometimes. Not in a bad way. Just in that pinch me, ‘how in the fuck did this happen’ kind of way.
You’d known exactly who he was from the moment you met him, of course. Everybody did. Duff McKagan, bassist, legend, survivor, writer, husband once, father now, somehow still all lean muscle and cool charisma at 60.
You were twenty. Barely. And there was no part of you that thought this kind of thing happened in real life.
But Duff had a way of looking at you that dissolved all of that logic, like he saw you clearer than anyone your age ever had. Like your youth didn’t intimidate him, and his age didn’t scare you.
Like there was something quietly sacred in the space between.
The first time you met had been at a small bookshop reading in Seattle. He was doing a Q&A for a reissue of his memoir, and you’d gone alone, notebook in hand, partly because you wanted to see him and partly because you didn’t want anyone else to come along and make fun of how starry-eyed you were.
After the talk, you’d waited at the end of the signing line, too nervous to say more than your name when he looked up at you and smiled.
“That’s a cool name,” he’d said. “You from around here?”
You’d nodded, cheeks warm, watching the way his eyes softened when he asked.
And somehow, twenty minutes later, he was walking you to your car. Just walking, just talking. Nothing weird, nothing pushy. Just… kindness. Easy energy. The next time you saw him, he’d invited you to a quiet gig at a tiny dive bar outside Tacoma. You’d gone.
Then there was coffee. Then there was that diner booth where he’d sat across from you, fiddling with his rings and talking about punk rock like you were the only person in the room who got it.
And now, three months later, he was here. In your bed. In your life. Duff stirred beside you, breath catching in his throat as he rolled onto his back. His eyes opened slow, pale and thoughtful like the light through the clouds.
“Mornin’, baby,” he rasped.
“Hi,” you said, voice still thick with sleep.
He turned his head, studying you with that same soft, focused look that made your heart do impossible things. “You sleep alright?”
You nodded. “You kept grabbing for me in your sleep. Like, very tightly.”
He chuckled, low and rough. “Couldn’t help it. You were all warm and tucked away like a little secret.”
That made you blush. He always said things like that, poetic and a little odd, never corny, but it never sounded rehearsed. Just honest.
You turned onto your side, resting your head against his shoulder, fingertips tracing the veins in his arm. His skin was warm, a little rough in spots, the way it only got after years of guitars and weather and life.
You loved how he smelled, clean soap and coffee from last night, with something deeper underneath that felt like safety.
“Are you hungry?” you asked.
“Nah. Just wanna stay here with you for a minute.”
There was a beat of silence before he said it, quiet and real.
“You make it feel easy.”
You looked up. “What do you mean?”
Duff sighed, brushing a thumb over your knuckles. “I dunno. I’ve been through a lot of loud shit, y’know? Noise. Chaos. Beautiful stuff, too, but never quiet like this. You’re just… light. I don’t feel like I gotta prove anything.”
You pressed a kiss to his shoulder. “You don’t. You never did.”
And you meant it. You hadn’t fallen for his name or his history, though yeah, you were starstruck at first. But what kept you here was the way he listened when you spoke.
The way he cared in a quiet, undemanding way. The way he never treated you like you were too young or naive, but also never tried to be someone he wasn’t.
You stretched and sat up slowly, letting the covers fall from your shoulders.
Duff’s eyes followed you, the hint of a smirk tugging at his lips. “What?” you asked, grinning.
He shrugged. “You’re just real pretty in the morning.”
“Liar.”
“I’m serious. I’ve woke up to many chicks, usually they come out crunchier than when I laid down.” he chuckled. “Not you, never you.”
You ducked your head to hide your smile, laughing under your breath. “You’re so good at that.”
“Good at what?”
“Making me feel like the only girl in the world.”
He reached out and tugged you back down beside him, curling his body around yours. “Maybe that’s ‘cause you are.”
You let yourself sink into him, tracing the soft line of his lower stomach with your fingertip. He flinched and laughed.
“You ticklish?”
“Yeah,” he admitted, catching your hand. “That spot right there always gets me. You’ve found my weakness.”
“Can’t promise I won’t use that against you.” you whispered dramatically.
He laughed again, burying his face in your neck. “God, I’m so fuckin’ lucky.”
You stayed there like that for a long while, limbs tangled, the rain tapping on the windows. The motel was nothing special, cheap wallpaper, buzzing AC, but you couldn’t imagine being anywhere better.
At some point, you moved to the kitchenette to make coffee, wearing one of his oversized shirts and nothing else. He sat at the little table, watching you like you were the main event.
“You ever think about the future?” he asked suddenly.
You turned, mug in hand. “Like… how?”
“Just… what this is. What it could be.”
You sat across from him, the warm ceramic pressing into your palms. “I think about it all the time.”
His brows lifted, like he was surprised but grateful. “And?”
“I don’t need it all mapped out. But I know I feel safe with you. And happy. Like… not in a clingy, codependent way. Just content I guess.”
Duff nodded slowly. “That’s the kind of thing I never thought I’d get again.”
“You have it now,” you said gently. “If you want it.”
He reached across the table, brushing his fingers over your wrist. “I want it.”
And you believed him. The way he looked at you, the way he touched you, it wasn’t just lust or some fleeting thrill. It was a kind of reverence. Like he couldn’t believe you were real.
Later, you curled up on the old couch in the motel room, your legs over his lap, your head on his chest.
He played with your hair absentmindedly, talking about Seattle, about old punk records and broken tour buses and the first time he’d ever picked up a bass.
“You think your twenty year old self would’ve thought this version of you was cool?” you asked sleepily.
Duff smirked. “He’d think I was a fuckin’ sellout.”
You laughed.
“But then he’d see you and go, ‘Okay, never mind. That guy’s doing something right.’”
You buried your face in his shirt, giggling. “You’re such a sap.”
“I am,” he admitted. “And I’m not sorry about it.”
When you finally drifted off again, it was with his hand on your hip and the rain still playing its soft rhythm outside. And for the first time in a long time, Duff felt like maybe this was his encore not louder, not wilder, but better.
Peaceful. Real.
Yours.
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Stoppppp, Duff at Grace's graduation 😭😭😭
I fucking love him, he's literally the best.
Erm… Steven? What are you doing with your hands?
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