i feel like he would be into bound sex but like.. HIM wearing the cuffs.. am i crazy ?????

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i feel like he would be into bound sex but like.. HIM wearing the cuffs.. am i crazy ?????
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— hello, you. ( colin ritman x reader ) ‘YOU’ inspired
a/n : if it wasn’t obvious by the title this is YOU inspired, super good show & just a quick blurb in Colin’s pov.
summary : colin meets you for the first time at tuckersoft’s elevator, and it isn’t hard to fall for you at first sight.
July 7, 1984 at 10:07am.
colin’s pov :
I’m late to work. Again. The shitty elevator is about to close, and I’m running, half-tempted to let it go and just wait for the next one because what’s another minute at this point?
But something—instinct, luck, the universe—makes me shove my hand between the doors, and they slide open.
And that’s when I see you.
You’re standing there, papers clutched to your chest like they’re the only thing keeping you grounded. Wide eyes, nervous stance, like you don’t know if you’re supposed to be here. You’re new. Of course, you are. I’d know if you weren’t.
I step in, heart still pounding from the sprint, but it’s not because I’m late anymore. No, it’s because of you. You glance at me—barely, just a flick of your eyes—and it’s enough. You’re not like the rest of them. Not like the hollow-eyed desk drones in this place.
“New here?” I ask, trying to sound normal, like you didn’t just hijack my brain the second I saw you.
You nod, lips twitching into the smallest smile. “Yeah. First day.” Your voice—it’s softer than I expected, like you’re still figuring out if you belong. Don’t worry. I’ll make sure you do.
“I’m Colin,” I say, leaning back against the wall, trying to act casual, like my thoughts aren’t already spinning, calculating, rewriting everything.
You tell me your name, and it sinks into me like a hook I’ll never be able to pull out. Perfect. Of course, it is.
The elevator dings, and you step out. You’re gone, just like that. But it’s okay. I’ll see you again.
I don’t even have to try. You work here now. And you? You’re mine.
when people ask me where i see myself in 10 years i can only imagine being married to a 40 year old will poulter. so what if hes like twice my age.. 🙂↕️
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— for eternity. ( gally tmr x reader ) abuse !!
a/n : monthly post coz i never use tumblr lol, anyways i rewatched the first tmr movie n i realized hes lowkey insane
summary : after thomas found a way out, you’ve been clung to his every word. your boyfriend, isn’t happy.
There was nothing more Gally could ever ask for. You, him, and the rest of the Glade living in peace—a perfect harmony.
For months now, everything had been great. The two of you became a rare constant in a world filled with uncertainty.
He’d never felt more secure, more alive, than with you by his side. That was, until Thomas arrived.
In less than a week, the newcomer had somehow found a way out—an escape. You were overjoyed at the prospect of freedom.
Gally? Not so much.
-
“We don’t need to leave!” His voice cracked with urgency as he cupped your face, trembling thumbs pressing into your skin.
“Isn’t this enough? You have me—we can stay here. Forever.” His words came out rushed, his tone laced with desperation.
You shove at his hands, trying to make him pull away. “Are you insane? We’ve finally found a way out! After three years!”
His gaze hardened, his grip tightening. “Don’t you see?” He pleads, his voice frantic and pleading at the same time.
“Out there, it’s worse! You’ll see! This place, the glade—it’s safe. We’re safe here.”
You could see his demeanor changing, his eyes wild. It was love—yes, but it was twisted, fevered, consumed by desperation.
“You think it’s better out there?” He spat out, his voice a harsh whisper. “You think you’ll survive out there? you won’t.”
His grip tightened, to the point you felt like your bones were about to crack. Like it was more a warning than a plea.
“Let go!” You yelled out, shoving at his chest, but he didn’t budge.
He laughed, hard, cold, humorless. “You think they care about you, huh? Thomas? Teresa? They’ll leave you to die once it gets hard.” He says.
“But not me.” He says, his voice softening, almost sounding tender. “I’d never let that happen to you, I’ll protect you.”
“Protect me?” You snarled, “This isn’t protection, Gally, this is madness!”
His jaw clenched, clear displease in his eyes. “Madness? no, no. Madness is trusting them.” He says, with a deranged smile.
“Madness is thinking they’ll get us out of here alive.” He continues on. “You don’t get it, do you?” He asks.
“Thomas. Thomas is the problem—him and Teresa, they’re the reason we’re suffering! If it weren’t for them, we’d be happy.”
What the hell is he trying to say?
He speaks with innuendo, his words starting to sound past insane. “What are you saying?” You ask, stomach twisting.
His smile widened, almost dangerously. “I’m saying,” he said slowly, “we don’t need them. The Grievers, they’re hungry.“
Your blood ran cold. “They’ll take care of Thomas and Teresa. All we have to do is offer them over to the Grievers.” He says.
“You’re not serious,” You whispered, horrified. He was starting to lose it.
“Why?” He asks, stepping closer again. “They’re a threat, baby. To me. To you. To us. I won’t let them take you from me.”
“Gally,” You breathed, your voice trembling. “This isn’t you. You don’t mean this.”
He reached for you again, his hands almost gentle this time, but the madness in his eyes didn’t fade. “I mean every word,” he said.
“I’ll do whatever it takes to keep you safe. Even if it means sacrificing them. Even if it means..” He trails off, looking at you.
You used to love his smile, the way he rarely ever did made you feel special, like his smile was reserved for only you.
But then, he smiled again, sharp and terrifying. He’s gone. That isn’t him.
“Don’t do this, Gally, don’t make me hate you.” You say, stepping back away.
His expression softened, “You’ll thank me one day.” He says, simply.
The sound was sickening. His fist slamming into you. A sharp crack that echoed in your ears, while your body went limp.
-
You weren’t his partner anymore.
You were his prisoner.
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— not with code. ( colin ritman x reader ) no warn !!
a/n : he needs more love. i cant find any colin fics anymore i feel like ive read all of them, ao3, tumblr, wattpad ..
summary : colin doesn’t enjoy how the new guy, stefan, tries to waltz in and mess with the game you two worked on.
July 10, 1984 at 2:48pm
your pov :
He’s laid down on the couch of the office, flicking through pages of his magazine while I’m working on the code, does he ever get off his ass?
My thoughts are interrupted when his nasal voice breaks the silence. “You’re doing it wrong.” He says, not even looking up at me.
“Very helpful, Colin, gonna tell me how to fix it anytime soon?” I say, rolling my eyes at him.
Sighing, he gets up from his chair as he puts the magazine back down. I can feel him leaning over my shoulder to look over at the monitor.
“See this line of code here?” He asks, as he’s pointing at the screen.
“There’s nothing wrong with that one.” I say, looking over my shoulder, up at him.
He raises an eyebrow. "Are you sure about that? Look again." He leans even closer, his cheek almost against mine.
How’d I miss that? God, I’m stupid. I hold down on the backspace key, undoing that part of code to re-enter it.
“Have you met the new guy yet?” I ask, “Stefan, his name was.”
sitting back down, he rolls his eyes. “Oh, that guy. Yeah, I’ve met him.” He says. “Cocky little know-it-all, isn’t he?”
Colin scoffs. He’s so judgmental sometimes, Stefan’s nice.
“He’s nice, you know.” I retort, huffing as I continue working on the code, my fingertips pressing against the keyboard.
“Nice?” Colin narrows his eyes at that. “A pretentious little prick, he’s been here one day, and he’s already trying to one-up me.”
I seriously don’t understand why he has to be an asshole about everything sometimes.
“You know, he helped me with the code earlier, without any hassle.” I say, an emphasis on the last statement.
At least Stefan didn’t get frustrated anytime I asked for help.
I could tell his expression souring after that. “He helped you?” Colin mutters.
“You were on a smoke break.” I say, shrugging. “Plus, we could always use some help on nohzdyve.”
He grumbles, sounding irritated. "Nohzdyve is our game, if you need help, you get it from me.”
Seriously? “I think you’ll live if the kid helps me with what- two lines of code?” I say.
Colin crosses his arms, his irritation growing even further.
"It's not just about the code, it's about the principle. We don't need some newbie coming in here and taking credit for our work.” He retorts.
“He’s not taking any credit,” I pause, to turn and look at him. “It’s two lines of code!” I say, raising my hands in the air.
He clenches his jaw, clearly frustrated, and over what? some script?
"It’s not about how many lines it is, it's about him sticking his nose where it doesn't belong." He says.
Before I can even respond, he gets up and throws the magazine down on the floor.
He huffs in annoyance. "Fine, have your new friend help you with your code, but don't come crying to me when he messes it all up." He rolls his eyes at me.
He turns and walks away, I could hear him mumbling under his breath about how he knew the code better.
“Colin!” I call out his name, knowing we’re far from done for the day, he doesn’t even try looking back.
Could he get any more immature?
July 11, 1984 at 10:39am
your pov :
Colin being unusually late, and leaving me needing help with the program, I called in Stefan to help me with a few parts.
Of course, that’s the same time Colin walks in, and hour late.
“Colin,” I pause for a second. “You’re late.” I say, looking at him.
He huffs, walking to take a seat down next to me. “It’s not my fault, I was late because-“ He pauses, looking over at Stefan.
“-Nevermind, it’s none of your business.” He mumbles, a harsh tone in his voice.
His gaze flickers over to Stefan, give me just a split second and I could already tell he wasn’t happy with him here.
I look back over to Colin, and then to Stefan.
“Sorry, I just needed him to help me with some code.” I say, “You can go now, Stef.”
Stefan gives me a polite nod before getting up from his spot on the couch, gathering his things as he leaves.
The silence between Colin and I is almost palpable, when I turn over to look at him, we break the silence, speaking over each other.
“For fuck’s sake Colin, it’s just code.”
“You really asked him for help, again?”
Colin rolls his eyes, clearly annoyed. "It's not just about the code, it's the principle. We’ve been working on this project together for months now, and suddenly you're asking the new guy for help? What happened to trusting me?"
“I do trust you, but I’m also allowed to ask for help from others when you’re not around!” I say.
He huffs in frustration. "And what makes you think Stefan can help you any better than I can? We started this project together. Shouldn’t that warrant some loyalty?"
I stand up from my seat, though, it doesn’t make much difference. He’s got maybe 10 inches on me.
“You’re making such a big deal out of this, my god, Colin, it’s just code!”
He stands up, towering over me, his irritation clearer. “Are you stupid!?” He asks.
“It’s not about the code- It’s about-“ He trails off, looking at me.
Then just another second later, he closes the gap in between us, his hand on the back of my head as he brings our lips together.
What?
My fingers are wrapped around his arm, the one which hand is gripping the hair at the back of my head. I part from the kiss.
He looks at me, and we just stay like that for a while, in silence that speaks volumes.
He leans in even closer, his forehead against mine. "It's not just about the code," he mutters, his voice a low rumble.
"It's about us having something special and I don't want some new guy coming in and taking part in that." He says.
I hold his wrist, my thumb running over the back of his hand.
He shakes his head, “I don’t want anyone taking my place. Not with the code, not with you.” He says.
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— lifetime #38 ( colin ritman x reader ) major char death !!
a/n : bare with me this is my first time posting + made a version w colin’s pov but idk if i like it
summary : colin falls in love with you, but no matter how many times he tries, he loses you in every lifetime.
Timeline #38 - July 14, 1984 at 9:07am
your pov :
I walked into the office, the faint sound of pens tapping and keyboards clicking the only thing filling the silent atmosphere.
Holding a bag over my shoulder, I scan the room to look for the supervisor. Thakur, his name, was it? He approaches me.
He speaks cheerfully, “New hire, yeah? Y/N? Nice to meet you, I’m Mohan Thakur.”
“Welcome to tuckersoft, we’re all pretty uh, unorthodox here, you’ll fit right in.”
I smile politely, trying to be nice while having no idea what to expect from an office full of guys who’re all stuck in their minds.
He jerks his head over to the other side of the office as he speaks up. “Let’s get you settled in. You’ll be next to Colin Ritman. He’s one of our brilliant minds, a bit quirky, but you’ll get used to him.” He says.
I give him a silent nod as I make my way to approach the desk, the man is too delved in his monitor to even realize I’m approaching him.
After standing there for a while, in silence, I speak up. “Hi, sorry, I’m Y/N, the new hire.”
The man- Colin, doesn’t look away from his monitor as his finger taps on the desk.
“Doesn’t matter, none of it does.” He mutters under his breath, barely audible. I didn’t understand and I didn’t really want to.
Still, I take a step closer, “Sorry, what was that?” I ask, looking at him.
He looks up at me, smiling unusually, but for a second, there’s a split moment wherein I can see some sort of recognition in his gaze, which was odd. I’ve never seen him before, at least I didn’t think so.
He swivels his chair slightly to turn over to me, taking the cigar out of his lips as he extends his arm for me. “I’m Colin, yeah?”
I swallow, nodding, “Yeah, Y/N, game design.” I say, taking a peek at his computer monitor “Looks intense.”
He smiles cryptically, his gaze following mine at the computer. ‘BANDERSNATCH’
“It is, but it doesn’t really matter. Every choice leads to the same end, you’ll see soon enough.” He says, grinning.
I raise my eyebrow, intrigued by the concept, It was odd. “Well maybe I like a good challenge, let me see.”
He moved over slightly, giving me enough space to stand next to him as I looked down at his glowing monitor.
“It’s more than just a game, really. It gives you the illusion of free will, when in reality, all the choices lead you to the same ending. Ever feel like you’re repeating things? like you’ve done it before?”
I was left a bit unsure on how to respond, I was expecting normal first-day small talk.
“Isn’t that what making games is kinda like? trying out different outcomes and seeing what works.” I say.
“Maybe.” He says, taking a drag of his cigarette as he speaks back up. “Or maybe it’s something else we’re stuck in, some game we don’t realize we’re in.”
I smile, letting out a soft chuckle. This guy really was a quirky one.
“Lucky for you, I’m good at solving patterns. Maybe I could help you break the loop.” I say, smiling softly.
His eyes narrow, a soft smile tugging at the corners of his lips as he nods.
“I wouldn’t count on it.” He says after a long exhale, looking up at me.
After a brief pause, I speak up. “Well, I’ll leave you to it, then.” I say, giving him a polite nod as I make my way to my cubicle.
Timeline #38 - July 21, 1984 at 10:36pm
your pov :
It’s late, and most of the office is empty. only him and I are left, working on our respective projects. The office’s dimly lit and the only sound is the faint hum of the computer fans.
“I swear some of these games are puzzles designed to make you lose your mind.” I say, stretching back as I yawn.
Colin looks over at me, a small smile tugging at the corners of his lips.
“That’s the point. Life’s a puzzle too, the more you try to solve it, the deeper you fall into the hole.” He says.
I raise an eyebrow at him, intrigued but by this point, used to his behavior.
“Is that why you’re so — existential all the time? you think we’re in some unsolvable game?” I ask.
He pauses, looking at me as if he had something serious to say.
“What if I told you, you’ve said that before?” He questions.
I chuckle. “Déjà vu? Happens to the best of us.” I say, not taking him seriously.
His smile fades, and for a second, it doesn’t feel like a joke anymore. “No, not déjà vu. We’ve had this conversation before, 37 times. In different timelines.” He says.
I lean back in my chair, confused. “Okay, now you’re just messing with me.”
He leans back, pulling away as he returns to his project. “Forget it, you wouldn’t believe me anyways.” He sighs.
Timeline #38 - July 27, 1984 at 1:47am
your pov :
Walking down the empty streets of London at night, discussing our game mechanics and creative ideas.
“You know, I think you’re over complicating it. Not every choice has to lead to some dark spiral.” I say, nodding.
“In your game, maybe, but not in mine. No matter what I do, it’ll always end the same.” He says.
I smile at that, despite his serious demeanor.
Timeline #38 - Aug 2, 1984 at 11:27pm
your pov :
Tapping my pencil on the desk, I start to notice Colin’s behavior. He seemed nervous, waiting for something. Maybe he was just on something, eitherway I was concerned.
“You’ve been acting weird, is everything alright, Colin?” I ask, growing worried.
He stiffens, speaking in a serious tone. “No, no it’s not.” He shakes his head.
“There’s something I need to tell you, but I’m not sure you’ll believe me.” He says.
“Colin, what’s wrong?” I ask, scared.
He doesn’t look at me, but he speaks up. “We’re living in a simulation. And I’ve lived through this moment, through us, over and over again. Every time, I meet you. Every time, I lose you somehow.” He says.
What was he talking about? He can’t be serious. I was trying to process his words, trying to laugh it off, but his desperation made it seem as if it wasn’t a joke anymore.
“Colin, I-“ Before I can speak, something happens, a glitch of sorts.
There’s a flicker in the lighting, in the computers around us. His eyes widen.
“No, no, not yet. Not again.” He says, at this point, he was scaring me.
When the glitch grew worse, the numbers in the walls started growing more visible. He pulled me by my wrists, bringing me closer.
“Listen to me. When this resets, you won’t remember any of this. But I will. I’ll find you again. I always do.” He says, leaving me nothing but confused.
“Colin, wh- what’re you talking about?” I ask, frantically wanting to understand him.
The room begins to destabilize, pixels and light warping around us as the room starts to collapse. His grip tightens.
“I love you, I’m sorry, I wish you could remember, I wish I could save you.” He says, but when I try to respond, things start fading away.
I try to pull away, feeling nothing but fear and confusion as everything around us begins to fade into white noise.
Timeline #39 - July 14, 1984 at 9:07am
your pov :
I walked into the office, the faint sound of pens tapping and keyboards clicking the only thing filling the silent atmosphere.
Holding a bag over my shoulder, I scan the room to look for the supervisor. Thakur, his name, was it? He approaches me.
He speaks cheerfully, “New hire, yeah? Y/N? Nice to meet you, I’m Mohan Thakur.”
“Welcome to tuckersoft, we’re all pretty uh, unorthodox here, you’ll fit right in.”
I smile politely, trying to be nice while having no idea what to expect from an office full of guys who’re all stuck in their minds.
He jerks his head over to the other side of the office as he speaks up. “Let’s get you settled in. You’ll be next to Colin Ritman. He’s one of our brilliant minds, a bit quirky, but you’ll get used to him.” He says.
I give him a silent nod as I make my way to approach the desk, the man is too delved in his monitor to even realize I’m approaching him.
After standing there for a while, in silence, I speak up. “Hi, sorry, I’m Y/N, the new hire.”
He looks at me almost immediately, as if he was expecting me. He doesn’t seem happy.
“Yeah .. I know.” He says.
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