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Shidou’s First (and Last) Good Idea
Charles Chevalier x Shidousister!reader
A/N: ignore the time, idk how to change it (*´-`)
Also reader is lowkey a tsundere SOMETIMES
A/N: these will probably be longer in the future, but I’m lazy right now
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The shrill beep of your alarm clock pierced the quiet of your room, but in your groggy haze, you must have hit snooze one too many times. When your eyes finally snapped open to the harsh glow of sunlight filtering through the curtains, panic hit you like a freight train. The digital clock on your nightstand which read 8:45 AM. School started at 8:00, and calculus was your first period. With a strangled yelp, you tumbled out of bed, your bare feet hitting the cool hardwood floor.
Your uniform lay crumpled on the chair from the night before—a white blouse with the school emblem embroidered on the collar, a pleated navy skirt that fell just above your knees, knee-high socks, and a red tie that you always struggled to knot properly. There was no time for ironing or precision, you yanked on the blouse, fumbling with the buttons until two were slightly askew, giving the fabric a rumpled look.
The skirt zipped up crookedly, and your hair was a disaster. You raked a brush through it hastily, settling for a loose hairstyle that left stray strands framing your face like a halo of chaos. Grabbing your backpack, you dashed out the door, the screen slamming behind you as you sprinted down the tree-lined street.
The three-block run to school felt eternal, your lungs burning with every gasp of crisp morning air. Leaves skittered across the sidewalk in the autumn breeze, and you dodged a group of early birds chatting by the gates. By the time you reached the calculus classroom door, sweat trickled down your back, and your face was flushed a deep red. Your hand trembled as you gripped the knob, steeling yourself for the inevitable scolding. With a deep breath, you shoved the door open.
The bang reverberated through the room like a gunshot. Students jolted in their seats, pencils clattering to desks, and a chorus of whispers erupted. Mr. Hargrove, the stern calculus teacher with his wire-rimmed glasses and perpetual frown, froze mid-sentence, his marker hovering over the whiteboard where he'd been scribbling derivatives. The equation—a tangled mess of x's and integrals—stared back at you accusingly.
“I-I’m so sorry—for being late!” you stammered, bowing so deeply that your hair swung forward. Your voice cracked, already thick with the threat of tears.
Mr. Hargrove's face reddened, his mustache twitching with irritation. “Ms. Y/n! This is unacceptable. How many times must I remind you that punctuality is not optional in my class? You're disrupting everyone—again!” His voice rose, booming off the walls, and he slammed the marker down for emphasis. “No more excuses. Sit down and open your book to page 147. Try to keep up if you can.”
The class tittered—soft laughs from the back, where the popular kids sat, and sympathetic glances from a few kinder souls. But it was the stares that undid you. Twenty five pairs of eyes, judging, amused and pitying. Your chest tightened, a familiar lump forming in your throat. Tears pricked at your eyes, hot and insistent, blurring the edges of the room.
You were too sensitive, always had been—a bad grade, a sharp word, even a misplaced comment could send you spiraling. Mumbling a final “Sorry, sir,” you hurried to your seat, head down, trying to ignore the heat rising in your cheeks.
Your desk mate, of course, was Hugo. The transfer student from France, with his striking red hair that caught the fluorescent lights like fire and long lashes. He'd arrived mid-semester, his presence turning heads with that effortless charisma and the thick accent that rolled off his tongue like music—or mockery, depending on the day. For you, it was always the latter. He lounged in his chair, uniform impeccable, tie straight, shirt untucked, a faint smirk playing on his lips as you slid into the seat beside him.
You kept your eyes glued to your notebook, scribbling nonsense to avoid looking at him, but his gaze burned into you. The scent of his cologne—something spicy and masculine, like cedar and smoke—invaded your space, making your stomach twist.
“Ah, don’t cry now, ma chérie,” he drawled softly, his voice a low rumble with that French lilt that made every syllable dance. “It’s not your fault you’re such a dumb girl, running late like always, no?” The words dripped with tease, but to your ears, they were venomous, laced with condescension.
Dumb girl. It stung deeper than the teacher's yell. Why did he always target you? You'd never crossed him, never even initiated a conversation beyond polite nods. Tears welled up fully now, spilling over as you bit your lip to stifle a whimper. The classroom closed in—the whispers growing louder “She's crying already? Over being late?”, Mr. Hargrove's ongoing lecture a distant drone, Hugo's amused stare. It was unbearable. You surged to your feet, chair scraping shrilly against the tile, and fled the room, sobs bursting free as you ran down the echoing hallway.
Hugo watched you go, a soft scoff escaping his lips. He leaned back, crossing his arms, that smirk deepening into something almost fond. “Can’t handle a joke? Quelle fille stupide,” he muttered to himself, tapping his fingers on the desk in idle rhythm.
To him, your sensitivity was adorable—a rare spark of genuine emotion in the monotonous grind of high school. The way your eyes shimmered with tears? It stirred something primal, a thrill that quickened his pulse. But you saw only rudeness, another reason to weave through crowds to avoid the red-haired guy who seemed to haunt your days.
Months had passed in this pattern, his teasing barbs flying your way no matter how you dodged. In the cafeteria, he'd slide into the seat across from you uninvited. “Hey dummy, that sandwich looks as sad as your grades.”
During group projects in history, he'd lean over. “Let me explain it simply, okay? For the sensitive one.”
Even in the library, burying yourself in books, he'd appear. “Hiding again? Afraid of a little chat?”
Each time, his accent softened the blow just enough to confuse you—was it malice or playfulness? But the tears came anyway, and you'd retreat, leaving him chuckling in your wake.
The breaking point, or turning point, came on a Thursday afternoon after school. The final bell had chimed like freedom, and the hallways buzzed with students eager for the weekend. You lingered at your locker, methodically stacking textbooks, your mind replaying the day's minor disasters. A skipped lunch, a confusing pop quiz in biology. In your distraction, you turned too sharply, your water bottle slipping from your grasp. It tumbled, cap loose, and splashed across Rei's pristine khaki pants—the star midfielder of the soccer team, surrounded by his rowdy crew.
The dark stain spread like ink, and Rei’s face contorted in fury. “What the hell? Are you blind or just stupid?” he bellowed, his voice carrying over the chatter. His friends hooted, egging him on as he stepped closer, towering over you.
“I-I'm so sorry!” you gasped, dropping to your knees to blot at the mess with a napkin from your bag. Your hands shook, heart hammering. “It was an accident—I’ll pay for it, I swear!”
Rei wasn't having it. He snatched a handful of your hair, yanking your head back sharply enough to make you yelp. The pain shot through your scalp, tears instant and flooding. “Do you know how much these cost? Fucking idiot—apologize like you mean it!” He raised his free hand, as if to strike, his buddies laughter turning darker.
You froze, puffy eyes streaming, accepting the humiliation because fighting back felt impossible. “Please, I'm sorry,” you whimpered, voice breaking.
Then, a voice sliced through the chaos: “I think that’s enough. Are you really going to hit a girl over some water? Pathetic.” The accent was unmistakable and commanding.
You blinked through your tears to see Hugo materializing from the crowd, his hand clamped firmly on Rei’s wrist. His red hair was tousled from the day's wind, uniform jacket open to reveal the white shirt beneath, and his eyes narrowed in quiet threat.
Rei wrenched free, rubbing his arm with a scowl. “Mind your business, Frenchie. This doesn't concern you.” But his bravado faltered under Hugo's steady gaze—rumors of the transfer student's no-nonsense attitude had circulated, and Rei’s crew shifted uneasily.
“Fuck off,” Hugo said simply, his tone leaving no room for argument. Rei muttered a curse, shoving past his friends as they dispersed, the hallway emptying around you.
You stayed kneeling, sniffling, mortified that Hugo out of all people had intervened. Wiping your face, you avoided his eyes, the embarrassment burning hotter than the scalp tug.
“Hey, dumb girl,” he said, crouching down, his voice gentler than usual. He hooked a finger under your chin, tilting your face up. Tear tracks streaked your cheeks, and he studied them with an intensity that made your breath hitch. “Stop the crying. Everyone’s staring now. Makes you look even more... pathetic.” Before you could respond, he pulled you up and into his chest, arms encircling you in a hug that was surprisingly tender. His heartbeat thrummed steadily against your ear, a contrast to your ragged sobs.
The embrace broke something in you. You clung to his shirt, crying harder, the rough afternoon pouring out in hiccuping waves. Rei’s anger, the stares, the constant feeling of being too much, it all crashed down.
Hugo sighed, his hand stroking your back in slow, awkward circles. “Quelle honte... Viens, on rentre chez toi.” The words rumbled softly, meaningless but comforting.
You lifted your head, confusion mingling with the tears. “...What?”
He exhaled sharply, a hint of exasperation in his eyes, but his hold didn't loosen. “I said, let’s get you home, dumb girl. We can’t stay like this in the hall.”
Numbly, you nodded, letting him guide you out of the school. The twenty-minute walk to your house unfolded like a dream, the autumn sun dipping low, casting long shadows over the suburban streets. Hugo matched your pace, his presence a solid anchor beside you. At first, silence hung heavy, broken only by your occasional sniffles. Then he started talking, his teasing light but persistent.
“So, what happened there? You always finding trouble, huh? Dumb girl can’t even hold a bottle straight.” He nudged your elbow, a playful glint in his eye.
You shot him a watery glare, but it lacked heat. “It was an accident. And stop calling me that—I’m not dumb.” Your voice wobbled, but the walk's rhythm soothed you, the crisp air clearing your head.
He laughed, a rich sound that echoed off the houses. “Not dumb? Thats debatable. But... it’s cute, how you react. Like a little kitten, all claws and no bite.” His accent wrapped the words in warmth. Making you wonder if there was affection beneath the jokes.
The conversation meandered from there. He shared snippets of France. The crowded Paris metros the smell of fresh corner bakeries, how he'd left behind a big family that argued loudly but loved fiercely. “My mother would say you need toughening up. But you’re lucky I like you soft.” He glanced at you sideways, his expression unreadable.
Emboldened, you opened up too. About your parents high expectations, how a single harsh word from a teacher could leave you reeling for hours. “I know it's silly, crying over everything. I just... can't help it.” You kicked at a fallen leaf, watching it skitter away.
Hugo's teasing paused, his voice turning serious. “Not silly. Rare, thats what. After all you’re human.” He bumped your shoulder again, lingering this time. “And maybe a bit adorable, even if you’re a dumb girl.”
By the time you reached your porch, the awkwardness had eased into something companionable. The house was quiet due to your parents at work—and you fumbled with your keys, hyper-aware of him behind you.
“Thanks for walking me,” you murmured, turning to face him. “And for... earlier. With Rei.”
He shrugged, but his eyes darkened, roaming over your tear-streaked face with new intensity. “If you’re still feeling horrible... I could make it better. Take your mind off it all.” His voice lowered, voice thickening like honey.
Unsure but trusting the odd comfort he'd shown, you nodded. “Okay.”
Time blurred in a haze until you found yourself on the bed, positioned on all fours, skirt hiked up around your waist, blouse clinging to your skin. Hugo knelt behind you, his pants shoved down just enough, his thick cock pressing insistently at your entrance. With a firm grip on your hips, he thrust in without warning—filling you completely in one deep push.
You cried out, the sudden stretch overwhelming, tears springing to your eyes as your body adjusted to his size. He was too big, the burn intense, but slickness eased the way as he set a punishing rhythm, hips snapping forward relentlessly. His hand fisted in your hair, shoving your face into the pillow to stifle your loud sobs, the fabric muffling your whimpers into desperate, choked sounds.
“Thaaats it,” Hugo groaned, his voice husky with pleasure, accent slurring as ecstasy twisted his features. Your tears soaked the pillowcase, and even without seeing, he knew the knowledge alone made his cock twitch inside you, arousal spiking at your vulnerability. He pounded harder, the bed frame creaking in protest, his uniform tie swinging like a pendulum with each brutal thrust. “Such a sensitive little thing, taking my cock like you were made for it. So tight, so wet... you love being my dumb girl, don’t you?”
The roughness bordered on pain, his girth stretching you to the brink, but pleasure coiled deep in your core, building with every drag and slam. You clawed at the sheets, body rocking forward, tears streaming freely now as sobs wracked you. He didn't relent, one hand pinning your hip while the other kept your head down, silencing the cries that fueled his desire. Him imagining your puffy, tear-filled eyes only drove him wilder, his pace erratic, breaths coming in harsh pants.
Minutes stretched into an eternity of sensation, the slap of skin on skin, the wet sounds of him fucking into you, your muffled pleas blending with his teasing growls. “Look at you, whimpering into the pillow. Can’t even handle a real man, huh? But you take it so well—” He shifted angles slightly, hitting deeper, grinding against that spot that made stars burst behind your eyelids. Sweat beaded on his forehead, red hair sticking to his skin, uniform shirt untucked and damp as he rutted into you.
Your body trembled, overwhelmed, the mix of hurt and bliss pushing you toward the edge. But Hugo wasn't done. With a low curse in French, he pulled out abruptly, the loss making you whine into the pillow. His hands flipped you onto your back, skirt splaying out, blouse riding up to expose your stomach. He loomed over you, eyes locking onto your face—sobbing, red-rimmed, and utterly wrecked. The sight hit him like lightning; tears tracked down your cheeks, lips parted in gasps, and it shattered his control.
“You’re beautiful when you cry,” he rasped, sliding back in with a single, forceful thrust that buried him to the hilt. You arched, fresh tears spilling as he resumed his brutal pace, now face-to-face. He watched every sob, every flutter of your lashes, the vulnerability amplifying his pleasure. “Thats why I call you dumb girl—look at you, falling apart on my cock. Makes me want to ruin you more.”
His thrusts grew frantic, hips pistoning as he chased release, the bed shaking violently. You clung to his shoulders, nails digging into the fabric of his shirt, body coiling tighter under the onslaught. The friction built unbearably, his thickness dragging along your walls, hitting every sensitive point. “Please—Hugo—” you sobbed, the words garbled through tears.
Seeing your crying face up close undid him completely. With a guttural moan, he pulled out at the last second, fisting his cock to spill hot ropes of cum across your stomach, painting your exposed skin and the hem of your blouse in sticky white. His body shuddered, pleasure etching lines of bliss on his face as he milked every drop, eyes never leaving your tear-streaked one.
But he wasn't finished with you. Panting, he pushed back inside, the slick mix of your arousal and his cum easing the way. “Not yet, you still need to cum.” His fingers descended to your clit, rubbing firm, insistent circles as he fucked you steadily, drawing out your peak. The overstimulation was intense. His cock still throbbing, filling you again and again, combined with the targeted pressure, it hurled you over the edge.
You shattered, back bowing off the bed, a wail tearing from your throat as orgasm crashed through you. Waves of ecstasy pulsed around him, tears flooding anew as your body clenched and released in rhythmic spasms. Hugo groaned, riding it out, his movements slowing to gentle rocks until you went limp, spent and sobbing softly.
“See? Feel better now?” His voice was soft and teasing as it faded to tenderness. He wiped away the last of your tears, smiling.
Too Touchy for Just Friends
vivian hugo x reader
genre: smut , wc: 3k , slight ooc
contains: virginity loss, pervert vivian, no protection sex.
Hugo was your best friend. You two were inseparable, like peas in a pod. You’d been with him since the beginning of his career, long before the fame, before the cameras constantly followed him around, before women started throwing themselves at him every chance they got. Back then, he was just Hugo—your Hugo. The boy who’d walk you home after school, steal fries off your plate, and complain endlessly whenever training got too hard.
uuuh guys can yall help me… i have a boyfriend and all weve been together for almost 9 months but lately hes been feeling really distant idk i tried to talk to him abt my mental health because it went downhill since monday and he kind of brushed it off , i said i wasnt feeling good he said “possessed” (???) and i met a girl slightly younger than me, like two years younger but she’s reallu sweet and all and i don’t know if it’s the fact she cares about me and always texts me ect ect but i really feel seen with her and idk if i’m falling out of love with my bf or that i just like how she treats me and prioritise her bc of that but i feel like my relationship isnt good help lord cause she calls me sweet girl and everything and i love it because idk i like nicknames like that and all and we say goodnight to each other and talk wayyy more than me and my bf do soo… idk??
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+ Jojen saves you from marrying Ramsay
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: The boy you see in your dreams keeps you going as you survive your captivity at the hands of Ramsay Bolton, until dreams are no longer enough.
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: Jojen wakes only to find that you, Meera and Bran have gone against his visions and brought him back.
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+ Not talking to Jojen
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- Jojen Reed x Reader
- Summary: When you and Jojen get separated from the group, you need to take a moment to survive the night.
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+ Being forced to marry Joffrey but your ex-husband Jojen saves you
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: When the young king decided that he wanted you, your parents did all they could to have you matched with him after your first husband, Jojen seemed to have abandoned you. You do all you can to survive.
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+ Growing up at Greywater Watch
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: Knowing he will be leaving soon, Jojen tries to cut off all his feelings for you. But it’s difficult when you’re so in love.
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+ Being forced to marry Jojen
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: Despite your best efforts, you find yourself slowly falling for the man you’ve been betrothed too.
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+ Being forced to marry Jojen (Part Two)
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: Despite your best efforts, you find yourself slowly falling for the man you’ve been betrothed too.
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+ Being forced to marry Jojen (Part Three)
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- Jojen Reed xFem!Reader
- Summary: Despite your best efforts, you find yourself slowly falling for the man you’ve been betrothed too.
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+ Being forced to marry Jojen (Part Four)
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: Despite your best efforts, you find yourself slowly falling for the man you’ve been betrothed too.
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+ You catch Jojen leaving the camp
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- Jojen Reed x Fem!Reader
- Summary: Still unable to trust Jojen you follow him as he leaves the camp.
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- Summary: Jojen talks to Bran about you and your powers, despite Osha’s wishes that he would leave you alone.
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- Summary: Jojen claims that he has been looking for Bran, but to Osha’s distress, he’s really been looking for you.
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- Summary: Bran believes you and Jojen are star crossed lovers, but you and Jojen are to in love to notice.
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Oneshots: All my Oneshots for Jojen Reed
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- Summary: Jojen and Meera seek out a young woman who Jojen has been seeing in his dreams, hoping to track her down and save her. But the longer it takes Jojen the sicker she gets.
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+ I don’t think you’re supposed to pass out
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- Summary: It’s your turn to cook, which meant preparing the rabbits that Jojen had caught.
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+ We’re snowed in
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- Summary: While seperated from the group you’re trapped inside an old building and running low on firewood.
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here, there and everywhere ⋆˚✿˖° thomas brodie sangster
“there, running my hands through her hair…” *ੈ❀
warnings : fluff, age gap (reader is in her early 20s, thomas in his mid 30s), alcohol consumption
pairing : thomas brodie sangster x female reader
word count : 1.8k
summary : coming home after a night out with your boyfriend and his friends
authors note : i don’t think you guys understand how obsessively, completely and utterly in love i am with this man. can’t believe i’ve never published something about him before. currently praying this fandom is still alive.
Fuck. They caught on.
im gen running out of ideas and im bored to write smut
anyway i’ve been into game of thrones and the maze runner lately
also can we talk how fucking pretty thomas brodie sangster is?? like goddd
Imagine: Newt Confesses He Can't Sleep Without You
Tonight was the first time in the last couple days you have actually left the Medjack hut since getting injured. Being a runner definitely has its downsides that's for sure. You're side aches as you make your way over to the bonfire, not wanting to miss out on the monthly tradition of celebrating the new greenie. And you missed Newt.
i like to think that the glade's version of "ill kms" is "ill run in the maze"
Heyy, I'm obsessed with your writing, so I was wondering of you could write some more about Newt from the maze runner? Anything really, I love your style of writing and i'd love to hear more about a charcter I love! Thank you, <3
Hey there, thank you for liking my writing <3! And yes, I will write more newt because he is an absolute sweetheart. Hope you like it ◡̈ !
Fix me up.
Pairing: Newt x medjack!reader
Summary: Newt got hurt when the new greenie accidentally dropped a garden-hoe that scratched him and he only wanted you to patch him up.
Warnings: mentions of injuries, Newt being a bit dramatic, a few Glader language?, use of y/n, English is not my first language, mistakes should be present, apologies beforehand
Word count: 552
hiiii!!! sorry havent been here in a while, im really sick rn idk what i have but ive been coughing really badly, big ass headache and even for the last few weeks i was busy w exams and stuff, apologies!
I also wanted to say im going to london soon C; my mom told me to come with her because she wanted to give me a break
me and rin with Indochine, this was so fun, thanks to my mom 🥹 i loved tonight <3
Bunny Iglesias opening up to you!
Tw: child abuse, abandonment
(only a headcanon theory i saw on twitter)
Bunny was touching his scar before you got home. The small hand mirror in his hand, the soft plush digits touching the cross-like scar, almost as if he was ashamed of it. When you pushed the door open, he didn’t hear it.
After stepping into the luxurious apartment, you pulled your soaked coat off of your shoulders, hung it on the coat-hanger and then took your shoes off. “I’m home Bun.” You greeted as you looked up at him. The way he quickly hid the mirror in his pocket and the fact you saw him move his fingers away from his scar like it burned them, that didn’t go unnoticed by you. Usually he’d greet you with a soft smile, saying something along the lines of ; “welcome home darling.” But there wasn’t a single word that got out of his mouth, only the pained way he looked at you with his red eyes, looking at you like he wanted, no, needed to say something but he didn’t think he was allowed to.
You stepped up to him, pushing a strand of hair out of his face. “What’s the matter darling?” You asked when he looked at you like he was a monster. “Do you ever think my scar is disgusting?” He asked after a beat of silence. You remained frozen, why would he think of such thing? “No. I’ve never saw it as disgusting. At first I thought it was odd. I’m curious about it, not disgusted.” you reassured him softly, the words hitting too close to comfort. He laid down against your chest and played with the soft ends of your hair. “I think I need to talk to you about it. Promise me you won’t be scared or anything.” He asks, the words carefully picked out before he even said anything. “I promise.” You murmured against his hair.
It took him quite a while to figure out how to explain it. At first, he was sure just throwing some random words to explain would do, but he really wanted you to understand him, to understand what he went through. “I was abandoned when I was a child.” He started. “I got sort of adopted by the church, and since nobody knew my name, they called me bunny, because I jump high.” He said, looking up at you from your chest like a tiny child wanting comfort. You wrapped your arms around him with a chuckle, now understanding the name.
“And the last name ‘Iglesias’ means church. I’m a foundling.” He tried to find the words, wanting to explain everything to you. “Foundlings were usually treated harshly. And since they thought I looked odd, I was an easy target. Everyone was disciplined physically, never a good education. That’s why I was scared when you kept raising your voice or putting your hands up. I kept thinking I was gonna get disciplined.” He murmured into the soft fabric of your shirt. “That’s what happened before I was able to leave that living hell.”
Your breath hitched as you held him, you pressed him tighter against your chest and kissed his forehead. “I’ll never let you go back. I’ll never act like that. I’m here Bun.” You comforted, kissing his head all over like a lovesick puppy. And he smiled. really smiled.