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AND WE HAVE ANOTHER ONE
pairing: isaac night x fem!reader /third person pov
content warnings: +18 MDNI!!!, heavy making-out, hickeeeys (isaac loves to bruise his girl), no actual smut - a nice amount of dry humping, brief mention of reader giving head to isaac, pet names for reader(love, sweet/good girl, swertheart), english isn't my native language- sorry for any mistake
- Mhm... I-Isaac-
- Shhhh, quiet, love. Don't you want to be good for me?
The rasp of his voice making her shudder, hands gripping the sheets below her. Isaac's eyes glinted in the faint lightning, appreciating the shadows catching on the skin of her neck, so ethereal, on full display just for him. His thumbs drew little, light circles over her hipbones, then with one hand, he reached for hers. Gently guiding the back of her hand to ghost his lips over each of her knuckles, the action making her breath catch, heart filling with warmth.
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bro is so cute. what the helly
can't believe he's 1 pink fridge tall.. i mean his height is kinda monstruos in contrast to his puppy-eyed boyish face. also u just know he smell so nice and fresh like minty shaving cream/aftershave & men perfume and lastly i fear he's much more sassy, fancy & stylish in canon than we portray him even. (and sensitive!!) it's a realization i've come to have this week after the "thing's bday gifts" article... at some point the series's costume designers mentioned on yt how wednesday isn't "that girl" and so they don't do anything too cunty for her wadrobe but i do think isaac is "that girl"
note aside it seems he's quite sentimental & emotional too so that's my new headcanon ("wednesday has never been one to indulge in sentimentality, i suppose i expect those i love to read my mind")
source - (x)
I have a strange request, a spit kink fic. Like the reader is dating Isaac and she sees him drinking from a straw or sucking on a lollipop and sees some spit dribble from his mouth (accidentally). So later on in bed she ask him to spit in her mouth/on her tongue and Isaac is confused at first then it starts to turn him on. And then maybe afterwards he’s like “so that’s why you were staring at me earlier” or something cocky like that.
Tysm for the request <3 Inspiration struck, so I didn't go with a straw or a lollipop XD Hope you enjoy!
Seeds
Story Warnings: Smut! Minors DNI! Fingering, p in v, unprotected sex, spit kink
Dividers by @saradika-graphics, @lariesographic & @kodaswrld <3
Isaac Night Thoughts- Organising
Based on this post
I think Isaac is the type to fixate on his physical appearance as that's what people first see and judge him by so he's very clean and presentable.
But in his private space, I think he'd be messy and disorganised. He focuses too much on his projects to worry too much about organisation.
Would be funny if his side of the dorm is the most disorganised while Gomez is the more neat and organised one of them both.
Isaac night’s kids inheriting his features and mannerisms
When people first met your kids, they couldn’t help but do a double take. Those dark, curly locks framed their little faces exactly like Isaac’s, and their deep brown eyes seemed to hold that same quiet intensity—and that same mischievous sparkle—that had always been his hallmark. Even in the way they tilted their heads when curious, or furrowed their brows when concentrating, it was unmistakably Isaac.
Your two-year-old, who still clutched a stuffed animal wherever they went, had a habit of mimicking Isaac without realizing it. When Isaac gestured dramatically while telling a story, your toddler’s tiny arms flailed in the exact same way, prompting both of you to laugh. “Looks like someone’s been taking notes,” Isaac whispered, ruffling their curls.
Even the littlest quirks came through. One child had Isaac’s habit of leaning slightly to the side while listening, silently absorbing every word. Another had his tendency to furrow their brow when puzzled but then light up with that sly smile when figuring it out. You often caught Isaac watching them, a soft grin on his face, murmuring, “It’s like looking in a mirror… but better.”
Their voices carried shades of his too. Whether it was the quiet intensity when they were focused or the playful teasing when they were joking, it was unmistakably Isaac in miniature. And even their laughter—the warm, low chuckle that could fill a room—was the same infectious sound that had made your heart race years ago.
Isaac was full of pride and quiet wonder, sometimes pausing mid-sentence just to watch them interact. “They’ve got my looks, my eyes… and already my stubborn streak,” he’d tease with a soft chuckle. But then, brushing a curl off a tiny forehead, he’d whisper, “And hopefully some of my patience too… though maybe just a little.”
Watching him with the kids, it was clear—they weren’t just his children in blood—they were his little versions walking, laughing, and discovering the world, carrying pieces of him in every expression, every gesture, every glance.
Pregnant reader being enamored watching Isaac use his powers
Isaac stood in the middle of the room, one hand loosely raised as he focused on the small collection of metal tools on the workbench. Without touching them, he flexed his fingers slightly. The wrench lifted off the table. A screwdriver followed, rotating slowly in the air beside it. You were sitting a few feet away, curled up in a chair with one hand resting on your pregnant belly. And you were staring. Not subtly either. Your eyes were wide, completely focused on him as the tools drifted gently through the air like they weighed nothing. Isaac felt it before he even looked at you. Your gaze. He glanced over his shoulder.
“…You’re staring,” he said calmly. You immediately blinked, startled. “I—no I’m not.” The screwdriver in the air turned lazily as he raised an eyebrow.
“You are,” he replied. You shifted in your seat, cheeks turning pink. “I just… like watching you do that.”
Isaac let the tools float back down onto the table with soft clinks before turning fully toward you. His eyes moved slowly over you—your relaxed posture, the way your hand was rubbing your belly absentmindedly, the shy fascination on your face.
“You’ve seen me use telekinesis before,” he said.
“I know,” you murmured. “But it’s still… amazing.” You gestured slightly toward the tools. “You don’t even touch them.” Isaac stepped closer, folding his arms loosely.
“You look like you’re watching a magic show.” Your lips curved a little.
“Well… you kind of are magic.”He huffed quietly through his nose. But then his eyes softened.
“You’ve been staring for five minutes.” Your blush deepened.
“I didn’t realize it was that long.” Isaac moved until he was standing right in front of your chair. You tilted your head up to look at him.
“…Do you want to try something?” he asked. Your eyes widened immediately. “What?”
He picked up a small bolt from the table and held it out in his palm.
“Put your hand under mine.”
You hesitated, then slowly slid your hand beneath his. Isaac focused again. The bolt lifted from his palm. You gasped quietly as it floated down and settled into your open hand. Your fingers curled around it quickly like it might disappear.
“That’s so cool,” you whispered. Isaac watched your reaction, the small smile tugging at his mouth.
“You’re adorable when you’re fascinated.” You looked up at him shyly.
“I just… think you’re really impressive.” Isaac’s expression softened even more. His hand moved instinctively to your belly, resting there gently.
“You carrying our baby is far more impressive.” You smiled softly at that. But your eyes still flicked back toward the workbench. Isaac noticed.
“…You’re still thinking about the floating tools.” You nodded sheepishly. “…Maybe a little.”
He sighed with exaggerated patience. Then raised his hand again. This time three tools lifted into the air. You gasped again. Isaac smirked slightly.
“Alright,” he said. “You can stare.”
Isaac noticing shy pregnant reader staring at him
Isaac was sitting at the table, reading through a few papers and making notes in the margin. The room was quiet except for the faint scratch of his pen. Across the room, you were curled up on the couch. And staring at him. At first he ignored it. But after several minutes, he slowly looked up. You didn’t look away. Your chin was resting in your palm, your other hand absentmindedly rubbing the side of your pregnant belly as you watched him like you were studying him. Isaac set the pen down.
“…You’ve been staring at me for a while.” You blinked like you’d just been caught.Your cheeks turned pink immediately.
“I have not.” He leaned back in the chair slightly, folding his arms.
“You have.” You glanced away for half a second before looking back at him again.
“…Maybe a little.” Isaac tilted his head, studying you now.
“What are you looking at?” You hesitated. Your fingers traced small circles over your belly as you spoke softly.
“I was just thinking.”
“About?” Your eyes flicked over his face again—his eyes, the line of his nose, his jaw. Then you admitted quietly,
“I hope the baby looks like you.” Isaac went very still. You suddenly looked shy again, glancing down at your belly.
“You have really nice features,” you continued softly. “Your eyes… and your cheekbones… and your jawline. Isaac exhaled slowly through his nose, clearly caught off guard. You kept talking nervously.
“I mean—if the baby gets your eyes and your smile and—” He stood up and walked toward the couch. You stopped mid-sentence.
“…What?” Isaac stopped right in front of you.
“You want the baby to look like me?”You nodded a little, shy.
“I think they’d be really cute.” He crouched down in front of you, his hands resting gently on either side of your belly. For a moment he just looked at you. Then he said quietly,
“I was actually hoping they look like you.” Your eyes widened.
“Me?” He nodded.
“Your eyes. Your smile.” His hand slid gently over your belly.
“And hopefully your personality.” You laughed softly.
“I’m shy.”
“Exactly.” You blushed a little more. Isaac leaned closer, pressing a soft kiss to your temple. Then he murmured,
“Although if they inherit your habit of staring at me, I might be in trouble.”You hid your face in your hands again.
“I wasn’t staring!”
“You absolutely were.” His arm wrapped around your shoulders as he pulled you gently against him. And even then, when you peeked up at him again—Isaac caught you staring once more. He just smiled this time.