Closeness in a Closet🔥 - Scott Reed x Reader
Summary: Whilst looking for evidence, you and Scott end up in a closet. It leaves the both of you time to mull over emotions as you wait to leave.
Someone had been leaving Clay polaroids. Disgusting ones, that did declare Bryce Walker a rapist, but that was what he was. They were evidence.
"You want me to what?" You asked Clay again, so that you could be sure you heard him right.
Ever since Hannah died, he was willing to go to extremes. No matter who got in the crossfire.
"Stay at school overnight, to see if anyone leaves a photo in my locker again." Why could he not do it?
You hated Liberty as it was, being locked in here when it was dark was not going to help. "You thought it was Reed, so why not just ask him?"
Scott Reed, the jock who hung out with Bryce Walker. He wasn't all bad, but he was a jock nonetheless.
Jocks carried a toxicity with them, wherever they went. Scott was no different. He couldn't be. He was a hormonal teenage boy like the rest of them, thinking with his dick rather than his brain.
"Of Bryce." You finished for him.
"I can't lose the chance of no more photos being left." Clay answered your question, his voice lowered so that this conversation was strictly between the two of you. People at liberty always stuck their noses in places they didn't belong, hence why Hannah was dead. "If it is him, he's scared."
It wasn't a surprise. The Walkers were a powerful family, using their wealth and reputation to bend the rules.
"Scared." You laughed. Sure Scott seemed different, but they were all the same. For all the two of you knew he was a rapist too.
It wasn't like Bryce just allowed goody two shoes' in the clubhouse. Even the mention of that place sent riddled shivers up your spine. "I'll do it, but only to prove you wrong."
If there was anything you loved more than watching the popular sports players getting their asses kicked, it was correcting Clay.
The boy always was so certain on things. But he wasn't right every time. It was impossible to be.
You walked with the boy to the cafeteria, finding Zach, whom you still held a little grudge on considering his previous group, Jessica whom was one of many of Bryce Walker's victims, and Alex, who was still recovering from his suicide attempt.
Everywhere you looked, you saw the effects of jocks. A few tables away, they were seated, laughing their asses off at something that was most likely crude and immature.
Monty clearly was the instigator of whatever joke that had just been made. The guy looked so proud and smug with himself. It was ridiculous.
But Scott wasn't joining in with the amusement. His mouth was upturned a little, but his gaze was wandering around the room, as if he was trying to avoid contact with any of them despite being seated at the same table.
And then his gaze met yours, whip made you whip your head away from facing that direction.
You couldn't have him being suspicious. You had to find out first if he really was the one lending a helping hand.
"Have you done the biology work?" Zach asked you. You weren't sure why he had began to be so interested in you. It was as if he wanted to help you.
"Of course." You smirked, stabbing your fork into the food.
Zach wasn't all bad. Maybe Scott wasn't either. But they still carried the bats on their backs, like scars in their skin. They would always be jocks, no matter how kind or sweet they were.
You hid in the girls locker room to avoid the janitors. When the coast was clear you exited, peeking at your phone to keep an eye on the time.
Clay hadn't messaged you. He must have been assuming that you were all good. But you weren't.
You were on edge. There was no one in sight, not that you'd have been able to see them anyway, it was dark. So dark.
As you walked in the hallway, you went into a janitors closet, which you had to pick with your hairpin.
It's not that you wore them, you merely carried them for the purpose of lockpicking alone. Seeing as you weren't all as lucky as Bryce, some of you had to bend the rules yourself to just get by.
And so you peeked through the window, that was fogged with dust, only to see a silhouette wandering in the vacant hall.
Who was it, and why were they coming towards where you were hidden? You could barely see their face, so it must've have been difficult for them to spot yours.
And then the door opened, revealing Scott.
"What the fuck are you doing?" You hissed at him, not sure whether you were asking about the intrusion or the pictures.
He made no attempt to answer just yet, instead he brushed past you, closing the door after he was fully in. "The same as you."
"Well, what do you think I'm doing?" He asked much more kindly than you did.
"I know (Y/N). I heard you and Clay, and I saw him drop one of the photos the other day. I want to know who's leaving a trail of them."
He couldn't be serious. He was the only suspect you had so far, and he was dismissing that it was him.
"Why? So you can secure them for your rapist friend, so that it doesn't go to court and drag the lot of you down?" Your finger prodded his chest, taunting the possible idea.
"I'm not a rapist." His statement seemed sincere. And it was you would've been able to tell if you could see the pain in his eyes.
"Okay." You weren't completely convinced.
"Okay?" He asked incredulously. "I want this all to end, the same as you do."
"Then why do you hang with Bryce and Monty? If they're around, this shit isn't going to have an end." You heaved, angry at the boy. You had been angry at him for so long, it was like you had forgotten who he was.
"Because I'm expected to. I know things and if I left, I'd have to pay a price. A painful one."
"Some friends." You remarked.
"I know that my contact with them is why you never called me back." He was no longer focused on the dirty window, instead his gaze was on you.
"It wasn't just you, so don't be so self centred." You had a life, one that you weren't proud of. But you were changing it all around. Maybe Scott was trying to do the same, but you couldn't be sure.
"I know." He gave you a small, almost guilty smile that was lit by no light. "And now you have to go to court. But you should know that the guys are keeping an eye on you. They're aware you know more about them than you're letting on."
"I saw things Scott. I heard things, and the clarity that they are what they are doesn't make any of it better." Your anger was no longer directed at him. It was instead targeted at yourself. "Monty persuaded me that you weren't interested, that you were just playing with me as if I was some discardable toy. And then he wanted to prove he could treat me better than you could."
Pursing your lips together, you couldn't help but feel ashamed. And to know Monty was still watching you made you want to vomit.
"No Scott." You dismissed his idea. "I consented. All that I had felt from the tapes, I needed to let go somehow."
"I'm gonna kill him either way." His teeth gritted together in irritance. He had never been a fan of Monty, but now he resented the guy.
"Don't, unless you want to go to court to." You shrugged your shoulders. Court. You had to go there, explain yourself and your behaviour towards a sweet girl who you had made give up. You should have helped, not the opposite.
"What Monty said, it wasn't real. I really liked you, and he just had to fuck with it."
"I really liked you too Reed." The past tense was in the air but something else made sparks shoot through the presence.
After you spoke, the two of you launched into each other, your lips mingling together, your hands in his hair, ruffling it and his own massaging your hips.
There wasn't anything else that needed to be said. It could all just be made clear with actions. With your bodies and the desire that had lingered in them.
His tongue pressed its way into your mouth, and yours danced with it. There was a sweetness to the passion, as though Monty had never got involved.
"I have to-" You tried to break away, although you didn't want to.
"You don't have to do anything you don't want to." He told you, going to pull away, but you pulled him back.
There was only a chance you would miss the anonymous suspect. So why not carry on?
Your thumb plucked at the zipped of his jeans, pulling down the metal ridges. He went to pull the denim down further, as you did the same with your own.
Both of your trousers were thrown to the floor, leaving you in your tops and undergarments. In an aroused haze, you removed your underwear and seated yourself onto the janitors trolley, that was pressed against the wall for stability.
Scott came between your legs, nudging his forehead against your own. "Tell me you want this."
He sought confirmation, and so you nodded but that wasn't enough for him. "I need to hear you say it."
"I wanted this since we first started seeing each other." The two of you had never gotten around to it due to the false rumours, but now was the moment.
His hands pushed down his boxers, and he allowed his tip to nudge at your entrance. He slid it into you, staying still for enough time to ensure you were comfortable.
You threw your head back at the sensation of the stretch. This wasn't how you had planned tonight, but you sure as hell weren't complaining.
And then he started moving, which had you stifling your noises. You had to be alert, in case the secret message came by. Even if you were to enthralled in pleasure currently.
Fuck indeed. For you hadn't noticed the tall inconspicuous boy walking to Clay's locker, slipping in the polaroid and stalking away.
Zach should have known that someone would eventually start keeping watch, but from the whimpers coming through the door, you were clearly preoccupied.
"You feel so good." Scott rocked his hips before he let go inside of you, which made you unravel.
He gave a few more light thrusts before softly pulling out. "So what now?"
Scott scratched the back of his neck, before he helped you redress, and then doing so himself.
"Can I come to your hearing?" It made you Jump. It wasn't what you had been expecting.
"Scott, you said yourself that Bryce is keeping an eye on me. That's not a good idea."
He looked away, but you brought his face back towards yours with a stroke of your hand. "We should play it safe."
"I want to be there for you, because I wasn't with all that happened." He had watched you blame yourself but never comforted you. Now was his chance.
Clay stood waiting for you. "Did you see who it was?"
Shit. Why did that have to be the first thing that he asked you?
"No." You dragged the word out. "But it's not Scott."
That was something you didn't want to get into details to explain.