I could have said many things then. I could have comforted him, assured him that he is no monster, that there is good in him, and that his past does not define him.
Maybe, in another world, I did. But in this one, I said nothing at all.
:) you already know 😅 could you do prompt 50 with Kaneki or Urie with fem reader? Thank you, love! Your writing is always magnificent and can’t wait to read this one!
# tags: scenario; current marriage relationship; hot romance; also fluff (kaneki deserve it!); kid!fic, family!au; smut; nsfw
warnings: mention of sex and sexual activities, on the sofa, kaneki wants another baby (breeding), unprotected sex, lactation, sloppy kisses, body worship, bites, pet names
includes: female reader ft. ken kaneki {tokyo ghoul}
author’s note: hii! i wrote about urie for you, so i chose kaneki this time :) i hope you find the plot and tags interesting and you enjoy it. i am also sorry you waited so long :(
50. “S-Stop. Someone is looking at us.”
You breathed a sigh of relief when in the tiny bedroom with two cute beds you could only hear faint snoring and calm breathing. Your (almost) two-year-old daughter had her eyes closed in a white cradle with a pacifier in her mouth, and your five-year-old son was sleeping peacefully in a small bed, cuddled up to his beloved mascot in the shape of a yellow tiger. At the same moment, the very pleasant smell of freshly brewed coffee reached your nostrils, so you just kissed your children on their smol foreheads and then left the room, closing the wooden door behind you. After a while, you returned to the kitchen where your husband was waiting for you.
In his hands there was a black mug with the image of a white cat, and next to his person, on the counter, there was a white mug with the image of the same animal. With a smile, you thanked him for the life-giving caffeine, and a moment later you felt a light kiss on your left cheek. Leaning against the counter, you started a conversation with Ken about light-hearted topics, and somewhere between the first sip of the hot drink and drinking it to the last drop, you moved to the living room, wanting to turn on a movie from the plan to watch list on Netflix app. It was a simple horror movie with a predictable plot and comedy elements. However, the horror faded into the background the moment you started talking again; about your husband’s friend’s birthday party, about household chores, about wanting to go to the mountains, about Ken’s job... There were quite a lot of topics, and the quiet evening and the presence of a few lights hanging on the curtain rod added a pleasant atmosphere between the two of you.
You haven’t had an evening to yourself for a long time; you were busy raising your children and taking care of the house and your husband working hard and earning money for the four of you. Plus, there were many other, unforeseen situations that were often full of emotions, stress, happiness, or great physical and mental effort.
That’s why you needed each other more than usual on this particular night.
The light kiss you received from your partner was full of tenderness and longing. His cool hands touched your waist at one point, and you smiled because of caress, almost melting between the blond man’s fingers.
“... Aren’t you tired, butterfly?” He asked with a slightly raised eyebrow, wanting to respect your possible tiredness and desire to watch the movie to the very end. But you shook your head, giving him a quick smootch on the cheek. Ken took that as an answer and then moved slightly closer to you, while settling your body on the spread out sofa, full of soft pillows and beige blankets. His kisses changed their position in a short moment and now, instead of your lips, his teeth were lightly biting the skin of your neck. A few long seconds later, with his right hand, he pushed aside the nightgown you were wearing and also kissed your breasts, which were still very swollen from feeding the younger child with your own milk. “You’re very beautiful, you know, love?”
Your both cheeks immediately turned red and your eyes sparkled a bit as you felt your panties being slowly pulled down. The long blue fabric stayed in it’s place, as did your husband’s pajama top. Out of the corner of your eye, you noticed a rather large bulge in Ken’s boxers, but you didn’t comment on it in any way. Too busy touching his body under the material of his clothes, you almost forgot about the condom you kept in several strategic places around the house. So you wanted to reach into the small, mahogany hiding place in the armrest, but your beloved grabbed your hand between his long fingers.
“Maybe you want to have sex without it?” He asked a little uncertainly and a little with hope in his voice; he also couldn’t hide the smile that involuntarily appeared on his lips.
“... Why?”
“Hmm. Wouldn’t you like another child?” He asked, pressing his cock harder against your damp pussy, and you bit your lip, feeling your body heat up even more. “You look very pretty when you’re pregnant, baby.” He added in a light whisper, nibbling on your left ear.
“Oh. Really?” You laughed, and then after a moment of thought, you nodded, retracting your hand and intertwining your fingers with your husband’s.
In a short moment of a few more kisses and sincere compliments about your future pregnancy, you could finally start enjoying your husband’s cock, perfectly fitted to your body, which was entering your wet as fuck pussy with the greatest gentleness. Young man touched specific parts of your body and face every now and then. He adored your breasts, your hips, your neck decorated with several red marks, as well as your deep eyes and lips swollen from pecks.
“Maybe this time we can have twins, huh?” He asked quietly, rolling up your shirt and pinching one of your nipples, and when some of the white fluid came out, he almost ejaculated right inside your hole, thinking about how good you would look with a big tummy and then with another two newborns. “What do you think, Y/N?”
“Mhm… Maybe.” You hummed, your eyes squeezed tightly shut. His fingers wandered through your partner’s soft hair and back, and he held your hips tightly as he bounced against your body. The tip of his cock touching the back of your uterus. You imagined your family growing even bigger and you almost groaned out loud.
However, instead of making any sound between your lips, you heard a slight creaking of the panels in the living room and you opened your eyes at once, looking towards the noise almost inaudible to the human ear.
“S-Stop. Someone is looking at us.” You whispered, your voice hoarse, and then you raised yourself slightly on your elbows, smiling at the five-year-old who was rubbing his eyes with his fists. “W-What happened, Kenji?” You asked your little boy, almost throwing off your husband, who quickly hid under the fabric of the blanket, and you invited the child closer to you.
“...I had a nightmare, mommy.”
“Oh, a bad nightmare? Well then, why don’t you stay here with us and we can talk about something pleasant?” You asked quietly as your son sat down next to you. The boy nodded tiredly and then snuggled closer to you.
You were embarrassed, but with full professionalism, you told a child’s story about dinosaurs and treasure hunting, every now and then sending a glance to your husband who didn’t even know how to react to the situation.
You two will definitely finish what you started, but first you had to take care of your duckling, who – in a short while – will fall asleep.
But it was also good to move on, thought Lan Wangji to himself, as he smoothed the vibrating strings of his qin.
He had promised himself that would be the last time he tried to find Wei Ying in the spirit realm, and the thousandth attempt seemed a good place to stop. Once a week for more than sixteen years. It began with his belief in Wei Ying's tenacity. That even in death, Wei Ying's spirit would be too strong to simply disappear. That a life force as flamboyant and vivacious as his would simply succumb to mortality. That he was merely too broken, too hurt to return.
But as time passed, it became Lan Wangji’s unwillingness to let Wei Ying go. It became his need to let Wei Ying know everything in his heart that was left unspoken, to let Wei Ying know that he wasn't alone against the world, that someone had always been on his side, by his side.
Yet, there had been silence, deafening silence in the empty chasm.
Had Lan Wangji hoped that his call alone would persuade Wei Ying to return to this heartless, cruel world?
Was the silence a sign of Wei Ying's hatred of the world that had abandoned him, or perhaps a resentment of Lang Wangji's own inaction?
No matter the reason, a thousand unanswered calls meant something. And it was time for him to move on.
He allowed himself a single tear, the last of many that came before, a final ode to their parting, and put away his qin with a wave of his arm.
He dabbed away the tear with the edge of his sleeve and stood up. The younger disciples had much to prepare before their trip to Mo Village.
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Prompt 50 - “I DIDN’T ASK FOR THIS! SO WHY ARE YOU TREATING ME LIKE I DID?!”
Word count 679
Today just couldn’t get any worse could it? You thought to yourself as you made your way through the kingdom leaving small droplets of water trailing behind you, “fucking dwarves, fucking orcs always something with them lot” you muttered to yourself as you looked up and saw you were approaching the throne room, passing the two guards you gave them a look letting them know you were in no mood for snippy comments on your appearance as you pushed the door open, stepped in and closed it behind you doing so you could feel the kings icy eyes on you as you stepped forward and stood at the bottom of the stairs, making a small puddle around yourself.
“What news do you bring me?” Thranduil asked looking down at you.
“My lord the dwarves escaped down the river, they were being trailed by a pack of orcs, we dealt with the orcs and Prince Legolas and Captain Tauriel are on the trail of the remaining orcs” you answered, not looking up at your king.
Hearing footsteps you knew the king had descended the stairs and soon enough you felt his presence behind you, as the hair on the back of your neck stood up and you glued your eyes to the floor, fighting the feeling to look up.
“Is there a reason why you are dripping water all over the floor?” Thranduil asked in an icy tone, telling you the king was not impressed.
“Yes and no my lord” you answered, seeing the king's shoes as he stood in front of you.
“Well what is it? How come you are standing in my throne room soaking wet?” Thranduil asked again.
“I fell in the river alright” You admitted.
“You fell into the river?” Thranduil repeated your words and you could sense the sarcasm in his voice.
Feeling your anger build you looked up at the king “I DIDN’T ASK FOR THIS! SO WHY ARE YOU TREATING ME LIKE I DID?!” You shouted and then regretted your actions, as you turned your eyes back to the floor.
Watching Thranduil’s hand you felt it under your chin as he lifted your head so your eyes could meet, you knew the other elves were jealous as he seemed to have a soft spot for you, and you could always get his favour in matters, you had always said it was down to the fact you did your job, connecting your eyes with his you saw the spark of mischief in his eyes.
“A skilled warrior like you, falling into the river, I would pay to see that” Thranduil said as his lips twisted into a smile.
“Don’t you dare laugh” you hissed at him.
Letting out a loud laugh Thranduil stepped back from you smirking pulling your hair from your back you collected some of the water in your hand and flicked it towards him as your own lips twisted into a smirk wetting them you cooling asked “would my king like a cuddle?” as you extended your arms out wide and saw him drop the smirk on his lips.
“You wouldn’t dare” Thranduil said as he watched you approaching.
“Oh I would, my lord” you said as you stepped closer and closer to him and soon enough you were chasing the king around the throne room, waiting for Thranduil to turn you turned your body around and managed to catch him off guard and sent the pair of you to the ground in a giggling mess, getting to his feet Thranduil extended his hand to help you up “lets go get you dried” he said as you took his hand and he pulled you to your feet.
“I have a better idea” you smirked making the king lift an eyebrow as you leaned in closer and whispered it into his ear making him step back and pick you up throwing you over his shoulder as you let out a giggle, you had been in a secret relationship with the king for almost a year now, and you always got your way.
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PROMPT #50: everlark discovering on their date that they’ve missed each other their whole lives (living in the same city, went to the same high school, going to the same halloween and nye parties, were set up before by different friends but stood each other up, shopping at the same store, etc.) [submitted by @sunflowerslyf]
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This date isn’t quite as blind as Katniss was expecting
Still a little bit blind, though. She’s seen the guy before, she’s sure of that. But where? The weird furrowed brow look he’s sending her every time she dips her gaze towards her plate to pick out another choice sliver of cheese-herb-sauced chicken breast tells her he’s got the same weird deja vu thing going on, too.
She sighs and asks, “It’s not just me, is it?”
The guy — Peeta, she tells herself again, somehow not as distinctive a name as it sounds like it should be — huffs a quiet laugh and sets his fork down.
“Maybe we’ve just got those kinds of faces?”
“You might be right. But I’m not convinced.”
He smiles, a beyond-charming quirk of his lips. “No, neither am I. I think I would remember you if I’d seen you before.”
She blushes, just a little, and takes a sip of water. “Well, it’s our first date,” she points out. “Might as well do the twenty questions thing now.”
“And, what, deprive us of a perfectly good second date activity?”
“This will drive me insane if we don’t work it out right now.”
He drums his fingers along the edge of their table. “Don’t think I didn’t notice you not immediately pass up a second date.”
She runs her hands — nowhere near as damp now as they were at the beginning of the date — along the smooth satin of her skirt. “I could be tempted, I suppose.”
“Hmm. Noted.” He smiles that charming little smile again and leans forward, close enough that she can make out the hints of gold flecked like tiny bursts of sunshine in his blue eyes. “Where do you want to start?”
“Well,” she takes another bite of chicken before she says anything weird about his eyes that she might regret, “you’re obviously not from District Twelve, so —”
Peeta coughs. “Actually, I am.”
There’s a beat of odd silence where they do nothing but blink at each other.
“District Twelve,” she repeats, slower, like there’s a chance he misheard her. “As in, tiny ass coal town about two hours south of here?”
He quirks his brow. “Is there another District Twelve I should know about?”
She narrows her eyes. “Merchant or Seam?”
“Merchant, but I went to D12 Senior High. That was in the middle of Seam, right?”
“Bullshit,” she exclaims, maybe a little too loudly if the dirty looks she’s getting from the snooty old people at their neighbouring tables is anything to go by. “I’d remember if you were there. When did you graduate?”
“Uh, 2008?”
“Bullshit,” she says again, because this can’t be real, can it? “Same year as me. You weren’t there.”
He grins again. “I’m glad we can establish that neither of us remember each other from high school, so strike one for that, but I wasn’t there for all of it. Just… I don’t know, maybe the last three months of the semester? Didn’t seem all that worth going to graduation after not really having contributed anything. Then I got accepted to Capitol University, and —”
“You’ve got to be kidding me,” she cuts in with a chuckle. “Capitol University. When did you start?”
“Pretty much right away.”
She leans forward, eyes narrowed. “Major?”
He mirrors her. “Double, actually, Business and Arts. You?”
“Environmental Biology. But I had a friend doing economics, so I was around the business school a lot.”
“What was their name?”
She takes the last bite of her chicken and pushes her plate away. “Madge.”
He chuckles. “Don’t tell me, Madge Kingswood, right?”
“Uh…”
“She dated my roommate for about a year.”
“You were Thom’s roommate?”
“Sure was. For a little while after we graduated, too. Last I heard, he moved to District Two. Something to do with gem mining.”
“Hang on, are you the Peter — or, Peeta, I guess — that she and Thom tried to set me up with for, what was it… a double bowling date?”
He laughs, a boundless, joyful sound that pools warm in her belly. “I’m guessing you’re Kat with the lethal aim, then?”
“The lethal aim has more to do with archery. Did you have fun that night?”
“I got stood up, if you’ll recall?” His eyes glitter in the gentle candlelight. “Did you really have food poisoning?”
She blushes again, but she’s not sure why she’s so embarrassed. “No. I just… completely hate bowling.”
“Guess a second date down at the alley is completely out of the question, then?”
“I’d probably dredge up the food poisoning excuse again if you tried it.”
“Also noted.”
They share a smile, one that almost frightens her with the length and breadth of how it speaks of their possible future.
She coughs into her closed fist and dabs at her lips with a napkin. “Well, next thing, I guess you’re gonna tell me you were at all the music nights at the campus tavern.”
“Every Friday, if I didn’t have something due that night. Why?”
“I was in a band that played there about once a month. Drummer.”
“You behind a kit would have been a sight. What was your band’s name?”
“Victors.”
He shakes his head. “Funny. My best friend married your keyboard player.”
Her jaw drops. “You’re best friends with Finnick?”
“We went to the same elementary school. Been friends for years now.”
“He’s kind of a dick.”
Peeta bursts out laughing again. “Yeah, he kind of is.”
“Spend much time around the campus gym, then?”
“I was there on a wrestling scholarship,” he tells her, and the subtle flex of his muscles beneath the deep midnight of his suit jacket catches her attention in a way it didn’t before. “I assume you did the rounds there, too, then?”
She sighs and finishes her water. “Track Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.”
“Hate to say it, but I don’t think our paths crossed there, either.”
“No, but I did go to a few wrestling meets. My roommate enjoyed them.”
He grins again. “Guys in tight spandex, huh?”
She snorts. “Don’t ask me. I barely looked up from my phone.”
“Glad my meets provided such riveting entertainment.”
“I was literally the only one not paying attention.”
“Probably a good thing I didn’t know you were there,” he muses as he takes another sip of wine. A drop clings to the edge of his lips, and the dart of his tongue to catch it is entrancing. “I might not have placed otherwise.”
She clears her throat. “We were way up in the nosebleeds, so there was probably no danger of me distracting you. This is all kind of uncanny, though. I could know you from anywhere.”
He smiles again, a rogue curl flopping forward over his eyes. “Sort of romantic, don’t you think?”
She snorts. “That we constantly missed each other over the years? Kind of sounds like the opposite of a fairy tale.”
“Oh, I don’t know. We’re here now. Maybe the universe thinks we’re inevitable or something? Soulmates destined to be brought together. Maybe that’s why we’re familiar to each other, we were together in a past life or something.”
Her answering laugh is more like a snort. “Or maybe fate took a break, and this is some sort of cosmic screw-up that slipped through the cracks and is bound to fail.”
“Katniss,” he says, the playful glint in his eyes simmering down to something more serious, and strangely earnest. He reaches across the table, just barely grazing his pinkie against hers. It’d be dumb to say a thrum of lightning coursed through her at the touch, so she’ll just keep that thought to herself.
“If I’d seen you or, more to the point, noticed you then, during any one of those times our paths could have crossed but didn’t, any one of those times we were in the same room but I looked left and you looked right… believe me, I would have let you know, and I wouldn’t have let you go.”
“Well,” she says after a long moment, just staring at his finger beside hers, “good thing we’re meeting up now, then, isn’t it?”
That same hundred-year smile passes between them, maybe not quite as scary as it was before. “Yeah, it is.”