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Someone knocked on my bedroom door hard enough to drag me out of sleep.
âJust five more minutes, Dad,â I mumbled into the pillow, burrowing deeper into the tangled sheets.Â
âWhat did you just call me?â a voice drawled from the doorway.
The door swung open. Gator stood there.
He filled the doorway, his uniform crisp, his slicked-back hair gleaming.
My eyes snapped open. âWhat are you doing here?â I pushed myself up, the sheets pooling around my waist.
I suddenly became aware of everything at once.
My hair.
The oversized shirt I'd stolen from dad years ago.
The fact I'd probably been drooling on my pillow five seconds earlier.
Great.
He stepped fully into the room. âCame to pick you up. Your dadâs already on the way.â His gaze swept over the posters on my walls, the faded The Police concert poster, a tattered Bruce Springsteen tour print, the Kings of Leon album art. He took in every detail, his presence suddenly overwhelming the small space. He paused, a faint smirk touching his lips. âShit taste.â
I ignored him, already rummaging through my dresser for my black jeans. The fabric felt cool against my skin as I pulled them on.
He moved to my vanity, his reflection momentarily obscuring the framed photo perched on the mirrorâs edge. It was the same photo I'd looked at a thousand times.
Me at five. My mom's arm around me.
Gator in the background, blurry and halfway out of frame because he was already running away from his mom.
âDo you remember her?â he asked, his voice softer than Iâd ever heard it, almost hesitant.
I froze, the jeans halfway up my legs. I straightened, turning to face him. âYeah. Do you?â
For a second I regretted asking.
His eyes dropped back to the photograph. He shrugged. âNot much. But I do remember she was always wearing the kind of dresses you like to wear.âÂ
A small, genuine smile touched my lips.Â
I pulled a plain black t-shirt over my head and walked to the bathroom, brushing my teeth with furious strokes. I shoved water through my hair with both hands.
It didn't help.
As I turned to leave, he moved, catching my hand and pulling me back. His mouth found mine. My lips parted, a gasp swallowed by his kiss, the taste of mint and that artificial strawberry sweetness.
âWeâre going to be late,â I murmured against his mouth, my hands finding his shoulders, pushing, but not truly resisting.
âThey can start without us.â
âNo, come on.â I pushed harder, finally breaking free, my breath catching in my throat.Â
My eyes landed on the wooden box on my nightstand, Royâs gift. A reminder of his choice.
Gator followed my gaze but didnât say anything.
We stepped outside. The morning air smelled like wet dirt and pine. He opened the passenger door of his patrol car. I slid in, the leather seats still cold.Â
As we drove, his right hand found my left thigh. His thumb moved in a lazy stroke against the denim. Occasionally, his fingers would creep higher. Each time, I'd rest my hand over his. He'd pause there for a second, smiling to himself, before letting his hand drift back down.Â
âWe have to finish something,â he said, his eyes fixed on the road ahead. âDonât forget.â
I didnât answer, just stared out the window, watching the fences stretch for miles, the badlands terrain blurring into the distance.
We found them at the edge of the Tillman property, where a scattering of cottonwood trees provided a natural backdrop for a makeshift shooting range. Roy and my dad stood side by side, their figures silhouetted against the rising sun, the sharp crack of gunfire echoing across the open land.Â
Dummies, stuffed with straw and wrapped in burlap, swayed from ropes tied to the lowest branches, their heads battered, their chests riddled with holes.
âWe thought you got lost,â Dad called out, a hint of a smile playing on his lips, his rifle still smoking faintly.
Roy, without a word, gestured toward the firing line. His eyes met mine, then flickered to Gator.
I took the stance, the weight of the colt .45 settling in my hands. The target, a dummyâs head, seemed impossibly small in the distance. I squeezed the trigger. The shot cracked, sharp and clean, a bullseye.Â
The gun kicked against my palm.
Not hard. Still, I adjusted my grip automatically, the way Roy had taught me years ago.
The morning air now smelled like burnt powder. Smoke drifted lazily from the barrel.Â
Roy didn't smile.
He almost never smiled.
But he nodded once.
I felt ten years old again. Standing in a pasture with a rifle too big for me, waiting to see if I'd done it right.
I hated that feeling.
No. That wasn't true.
I hated how much I liked it.
The dummy swayed slightly in the breeze, the hole in its forehead clean and centered. Dad shifted beside Roy, lowering his rifle.
The silence stretched.
Not uncomfortable. Expectant.
Like everyone already assumed I'd hit the next one too.
Gator stepped up next, his movements less fluid, more forced. He aimed, fired. The shot went wide, kicking up dust near the dummyâs knee.
âGod, Gator,â Royâs voice boomed. âTry a little, son.â
A small, ugly part of me had enjoyed watching him miss. Enjoyed seeing him fail under Royâs stare.Â
Not even because it was funny.
Because it felt fair.
But when Roy started applauding for me after every headshot, the satisfaction curdled into something sour.Â
I knew that look on Gatorâs face. Knew what it felt like to stand there and come up short in front of him.Â
Still, I kept shooting. Each round found its mark. Â
The applause kept coming.
A slow clap after one shot. A nod after another. A correction about my stance. A comment about my grip.Â
Every little thing felt like being handed another piece of something I'd been trying to earn for years.
Beside me, Gator missed again.
A shoulder instead of a head. A chest instead of a shoulder.
Shots most people would've been happy with.
Roy wasn't most people.
I could feel the mood shifting without anyone saying it. The way Dad suddenly stopped talking. The way Gator started taking longer between shots. The way Roy's attention stayed fixed on me.
Five minutes ago I'd been enjoying it.
Honestly.
I had.
Then it became impossible to ignore what Roy was doing.
And suddenly the whole thing felt different.
I looked over as Gator reloaded. His movements had gotten tighter. Like he could feel all of us watching. I knew that feeling, everybody on this ranch knew that feeling.
The next shot cracked through the air. Another hit from me.
Roy clapped once again. My grip tightened around the Colt, the metal felt warm now.
I didn't want him to stop.
That was the worst part.
I wanted the approval.
I just didn't want it like this.
After a few more shots, I lowered the gun, its barrel still warm. I extended it to Gator. âWanna try it?â
âNo, no,â Roy interrupted. âHe didnât earn it.â
My hand, holding the gun, remained extended. Gator hesitated for a breath, his eyes darting from the gun to his father, then back to me. A flicker of defiance sparked in his eyes. He reached out, his fingers brushing mine as he took the weapon.
He aimed, his stance awkward, but his eyes narrowed with a sudden intensity. The first shot rang out, a sharp crack. The dummyâs neck snapped back. Another shot. The shoulder. Then the hand, the burlap tearing, stuffing spilling out. Finally, the cheek, a ragged hole appearing where a face should have been.Â
âThat one was good,â I said. I genuinely smiled, which surprised me.Â
Not that long ago, I would've rather swallowed nails than compliment Gator Tillman.
My eyes met his. He smiled. The moment stretched, suspended, until the sound of our fathers clearing their throats behind us shattered the illusion. I dropped my gaze, the ground suddenly fascinating.Â
âYou couldâve done better,â I mumbled.Â
He rolled his eyes.
But the smile stayed.
We spent another couple of hours there, the sound of gunfire and the smell of gunpowder filling the air. We tested different distances, different firearms.
There was still competition between us. There probably always would be.
He still annoyed me.
I still wanted to beat him.
Every single time.
Some things weren't changing.
When we returned, the Tillman house was already abuzz with the preparations for lunch. The massive dining table was laden with plates of cold cuts, fresh bread, and a hearty stew.Â
Gator, after a quick meal, announced he had rounds to make, his deputy duties calling him away from the ranch.
My dad and I returned to our house. Dad spent the afternoon making his own rounds, checking fences, mending broken gates, the endless tasks of a ranch hand.Â
Roy, however, had found a new âresponsibilityâ for me. He wanted me to go over the winter supply inventory, a tedious task of checking ledgers and counting hay bales.Â
It was a subtle, quiet promotion in the Tillman hierarchy, another thread added to the web that bound me to them.
Evening settled over the ranch as the wind picked up, rattling the windowpanes.
Dad and I were halfway through dinner. The only sound was forks against plates.
âGatorâs outside,â Dad said. He was looking out the window. âGo check if he needs something.â
My stomach tightened before I even stood up.
I stepped out into the dark. The wind whipped my hair across my face, stinging my cheeks, pulling at the t-shirt Iâd changed into.Â
The black patrol car sat in the dark.Â
The headlights were off.
The engine hummed quietly.
I walked up to the passenger side, the cold metal of the door chilling my knuckles as I tapped against the glass.
Inside, the glow of the dashboard lights illuminated Gatorâs face. He looked exhausted, his slicked-back hair slightly mussed, a few damp strands falling across his forehead.Â
He didnât roll down the window. Instead, he leaned over, reaching across and opening the passenger door. The movement pulled his uniform tight across his shoulders.
âGet in,â he said.
âWhat do you want?â I asked, my voice barely audible over the wind.
âGet in,â he repeated, exhaling a cloud of strawberry-scented smoke that briefly hung in the air before dissipating into the night.
I climbed into the cabin. The leather was cold enough to make me shift. He didnât look at me as I buckled my seatbelt. He just threw the car into reverse, the gravel crunching under the tires as he backed out.
We drove in silence, leaving the flickering lights of the houses behind. He headed deep into the open land, the headlights cutting through the tall grass.
He drove until there wasn't much left but darkness and empty fields. A few cottonwoods stood off in the distance, bent crooked by the wind. He finally stopped in the middle of a field. He cut the engine. The sudden silence was deafening.Â
âYouâre not talking now?â Gator asked. He turned his head slowly, his eyes flicking to my mouth before settling on me again. âNervous?â
I gripped the edge of my seat, my knuckles white against the dark leather. âNervous about the wolves out there, maybe. Youâre not exactly intimidating, Gator.â
He let out a short, dry laugh. âIs that right? Always got a sting in your tail, donât you? Just like your old man.â
âBetter that than whatever your problem is,â I snapped back.
Gatorâs jaw tightened, a muscle clenching along his jawline. He reached out, his hand hovering near my face, his fingers twitching, before he pulled back, shoving his door open. âOut. Get out.â
I followed him, the night air a shock against my skin. We met at the front of the car, the hood still ticking as it cooled in the vast quiet.Â
The moonlight turned his skin to marble, his eyes to pools of ink. He didnât give me time to breathe. He reached out, his hand shooting forward, catching my wrist, pulling me toward him with a jerk that stole my breath.
âYou think youâre so smart,â he hissed, his face inches from mine, his breath hot against my lips. âYou think you know everything.â
His grip on my wrist tightened. The moon caught one side of his face. The other disappeared into shadow.
My gaze dropped to his lips, slightly parted, the lingering scent of mint still clinging to them. The memory of his kiss in my bedroom flared in my mind.
My brain went blank.
Then I saw the look on his face.
The way he always looked at me when he thought he had the upper hand.
And I knew exactly what button to push.
âAll I know is that I see a boy playing deputy because his daddy told him to,â I whispered.Â
The words landed. Something in his face broke. His expression tightened. For a second he looked almost caught off guard.
His grip on my wrist became a vise, pulling me forward until my body collided with his.
His mouth found mine, not a kiss, but a collision. It was wet and desperate, there was no gentleness.Â
My hands flew to his neck, my fingers diving into his slicked-back hair. It was stiff with gel. I didn't care. I grabbed a fistful anyway and pulled.
He groaned into my mouth. His arms wrapped around my waist, lifting me effortlessly. My legs locked around his hips, drawing me closer, molding our bodies together.
He slammed me back against the warm metal of the patrol carâs hood. The heat of the engine seeped through the denim of my jeans.
His lips tore from mine, leaving them swollen and tingling, and he buried his face in the hollow of my neck. His breath, hot and ragged, fanned across my skin, sending shivers trailing down my spine. His teeth grazed my skin before sinking in lightly, the sharp sting stealing my breath.
âGod,â he muttered against my neck. âIâve wanted to shut you up like this for months.â
Something in my stomach tightened. Not butterflies. Worse. Lower.
My head fell back, my eyes squeezing shut for a second.
I was tired of the games, the tension, the constant push and pull.Â
âThen do it,â I whispered. âStop talking and do it.â
He pulled back, just far enough that his eyes locked with mine. He reached down, his movements deliberate. The buckle of his deputy vest clicked open. The sound felt weirdly loud out there. He shrugged it off and let it hit the dirt beside us.
For a second he looked younger without it. Less sheriffâs son. Just him.
A soft, jagged laugh escaped my lips.
âWhatâs funny?â he asked.
I lifted a hand again, finding his hair still half in place, the front already falling loose. I pushed through it, finishing the job, dragging it fully out of that careful slick until it dropped into his eyes.Â
âYour hair,â I said.
âQuit that,â he said, but he was smiling already. His hand moved to the hem of my t-shirt, his fingers trembling slightly as they brushed against my bare skin. âThis comes off. Now.â
I helped him, my hands moving with a frantic urgency, pulling the soft cotton over my head. The air was cold enough to make me shiver.Â
He followed suit, his t-shirt joining the discarded vest in the dirt. Moonlight caught on the light dusting of hair across his chest, tracing the lines of muscle beneath.
Then he leaned down, his mouth finding my collarbone.
He moved with a frantic energy. His hands, usually so confident, fumbled with the laces of my boots, then the buttons of my jeans. He tossed my shoes aside, their soft thud swallowed by the grass, before peeling my jeans down, the denim scraping against my skin.Â
I sat on the hood, exposed to the elements, to him, in nothing but my bra and underwear. The cold air made me shiver. He stood between my legs, his gaze fixed on me.Â
He was staring at me so hard it almost made me want to cover myself up again.
Almost.
âYouâre⊠fuckâ youâre unreal,â he whispered.
He reached for my bra, his fingers, surprisingly gentle now, finding the clasp. It unhooked with a soft click, and the lace fell away, joining the growing pile of clothes on the ground.Â
My breasts, bared to the night, tightened, my nipples hardening instantly in the cold.Â
I almost crossed my arms over myself automatically. Iâd had this body my whole life and somehow being looked at still made embarrassment hit me like a reflex.
Especially by him.
He didnât wait. He cupped them, his thumbs rolling over the peaks with a rough, insistent pressure that made my back arch.
âGator,â I moaned, my hands clutching his shoulders, my nails digging into the warm skin beneath his shirt.
âYeah?â He looked up.
âTouch me.â
He dropped to his knees between my thighs. He didnât go for the bare skin yet. He pressed his face against the delicate lace of my underwear and started kissing me through the thin fabric, his tongue licking at the center of my heat.Â
The wet lace dragged against me every time he moved his mouth, it made my legs tense so hard my knees almost slipped against the hood.
His fingers pressed through the fabric, rubbing slow circles against me, just enough pressure to make my hips jerk forward before I could stop myself.
âSay please.âÂ
That stupid smirk pulled at his mouth again. The same one that had made me want to slap him about a hundred times before.
âGod, Gator, donât do this,â I gasped, even while my hips pushed forward anyway.
âSay it.â
âSay what?â
âSay you want it.â
I let out a frustrated sound and tipped my head back toward the sky.
âYou know I do.â
His hand tightened slightly against my hip.
âSay it.â
I hate this man.Â
âPlease, Gator. Just touch me.â
He didnât wait. He hooked his fingers into the waistband of my underwear, tugging them to the side. He slid two fingers inside me. A jagged scream tore from my throat, echoing across the empty field. His fingers curved and suddenly my whole body jerked. I sucked in a sharp breath so fast it hurt.
He kept a steady rhythm, his fingers dancing within me, teasing, tormenting, driving me closer to the edge. His other hand came up, finding my breast, squeezing it hard, a rough, demanding touch that somehow amplified the pleasure.Â
I was a mess of sensations.Â
The world had narrowed to this, to him. He pulled his fingers out and brought his hand to my face, his fingers glistening.
âTaste yourself,â he said, his voice husky.
I opened my mouth, my tongue darting out. I took his fingers in, licking them clean, the taste of myself, of him, exploding on my tongue. I held his gaze. His eyes widened.
He stood up, his movements fluid, uncoiling, and unbuckled his pants. The zipper, a harsh rasp in the silence, split the air. His erection sprang free, thick and red, tipped with a bead of precum.Â
âCan I touch it?â I asked, my voice barely a whisper.
He nodded, his breath hitching.
I reached out, my index finger catching a small slick bead at the tip of his cock. I brought it to my tongue.
âGod,â Gator groaned, his head snapping back, an involuntary sound torn from his throat.
He grabbed my waist, his fingers digging into my skin. He pushed me back until I was lying flat on the hood, the metal now cooling beneath me. He hiked my legs up, resting my feet on the smooth, cold surface of the car, splaying me open to him.Â
My face flushed, even in the biting cold.Â
"This is your fault, you know that?" He said.
He positioned himself, the head of his cock, hot and engorged, rubbing against my opening, dragging through the heat Iâd made for him.Â
I was shaking. From the cold. From him. At that point I wasn't sure there was a difference.
âGator... come on, please.â
âThere she is.â The corner of his mouth twitched upward slowly. He looked smug as hell about it too.
I wanted to hit him.Â
He dragged the tip of his cock against me again.
âBeen running that mouth for years.â
Another slow drag. Somehow it felt slower this time.
âNow you're asking nice?â
âFuck you.â
He laughed once, low and satisfied. Like he was enjoying this way too much.
âMaybe in a minute.â
He pushed forward, a fraction of an inch, the tip pressing against my slick entrance. âTell me again. Tell me what you want.â He pulled back again, the movement agonizing.Â
My body screamed in protest, my hips bucked before I could stop them. My breath caught in my throat.
âJust fucking do it,â I choked out. âJustâ fuck me already, Gator.â
His smile widened. âThatâs better.â
Then, in an instant, the teasing vanished. He lunged forward, burying himself in me in one deep, violent thrust.Â
My whole body tensed around him automatically and for one horrible second I thought I might actually start crying from how overwhelming it felt.
He didnât start slow. He grabbed my hips, his fingers digging into my flesh, and began to hammer into me, his movements a desperate rhythm that drove me to the brink.Â
âYouâre so tight,â he gasped. âSo fucking tight, baby.â
"Don't⊠stop,â I sobbed, the words torn from me. My head thrashed against the metal of the hood, my hair, now wild and tangled.
He pulled back, just enough to gaze into my eyes. âLook at me.â
And I did, my eyes locking into his.Â
Iâd never seen him look like that before. I could see how much he wanted this.Â
Not cocky. Not annoyed. Not trying to prove something to Roy or to me or to himself.
Just gone.
He pushed back into me hard enough to make my breath catch again. âTell me you like it.â
"I do."
"Yeah?"
"Don't stop, donâtâ,â I whispered.Â
He reached down, his thumb finding my clit and rubbing it with a frantic intensity as he continued to drive into me. Everything hit at once and I couldn't keep up with any of it. The pressure kept building low in my stomach, pulling me closer until I could barely keep my legs still.
âGator! Iâm gonnaââ
âYeah. Thatâs it. Fuckââ
And I broke. My body convulsed, a series of violent, involuntary spasms. My internal muscles clamped down on him, pulsing around him as the pleasure tore through me. A sound ripped out of me before I could stop it.Â
My vision blurred. I felt the wetness of my release flooding between us, coating my thighs.
He didnât stop. He kept thrusting, his breath coming in ragged gasps. He lasted another minute, his movements becoming more desperate, more jagged.
âWhere do you want it?âÂ
I didnât answer with words. My body, still trembling from the aftershocks of my climax, had a will of its own.Â
I pushed against his chest and slid out from under him, dropping off the car. My legs felt like jelly but I managed to drop to my knees on the cool, damp grass. I looked up at him. He was holding his cock, his hand moving fast.Â
I opened my mouth, my eyes never leaving his.
He stepped forward, his breath rattling in his lungs. He guided himself, his erection still thick and throbbing, into my mouth. I took him deep, my tongue swirling around the head. I only managed five or six hard, throbbing pulses before I felt him erupt. The heat hit the back of my throat, thick enough to make me choke for half a second before I swallowed every drop.
He let out a low, shuddering moan, his knees buckling slightly. He stayed there for a moment, his hand resting on the top of my head, his fingers tangled in my hair, before he gently backed away, pulling himself free.
He let out this weird breathy laugh, like he couldnât believe what had just happened. He reached down, still breathing hard, and held his hand out toward me. I took it, my fingers lacing with his, and allowed him to pull me to my feet.Â
I smiled and leaned in to kiss him, the taste of him still on my lips.Â
But he stepped back, a shaky laugh escaping him, a sound of surprise and disbelief.
âDonât you dare,â he said, wiping his mouth with the back of his hand. âThatâs⊠thatâs too much right now.â
âWhy? Come on, Gator,â I teased, a bright smile spreading across my face, a lightness I hadnât felt in years bubbling up inside me. I took a step toward him.Â
âGet away,â he muttered, but he was smiling, a real, genuine smile that reached his eyes, crinkling the corners.Â
It was a smile that didn't have a hint of his father in it, a smile that was entirely his own.
We dressed in silence, the air suddenly feeling much colder than before. He leaned back against the hood of the car, pulling out his vape. The blue light of the device flickered as he took a long drag, the strawberry-scented smoke swirling around his head like a ghost, dissipating into the night.
I pulled out a cigarette and lit it with a trembling hand, the flame a tiny beacon in the darkness. It tasted harsher after breathing in his stupid fake strawberry smoke all night.
âI donât like it,â he said, his voice quiet, almost thoughtful.
I blew out a stream of smoke. It drifted into the night.
âWhat?â I asked.
âThe smoking,â he clarified, his eyes fixed on the glowing tip of my cigarette.
âWhy would I care what you like?â I said, taking another drag even while he watched me do it.
I climbed onto the hood of the patrol car, sitting cross-legged beside him.Â
We stayed there for hours, watching the bloated silver moon arc across the sky.Â
We didnât talk about Roy, or the ranch, or the fact that my father was probably wondering where the hell I was.Â
For a little while, none of it seemed to matter.
We talked about stupid things. The way the stars looked out here, a movie heâd seen three times, a ridiculous action flick he tried to describe with exaggerated gestures, the time Iâd accidentally shot the neighborâs weather vane when I was ten, a story that made him laugh, a deep, genuine sound that resonated in the quiet.
It hit me then that we'd never done this before.
Not really.
Usually there was a fight. Or somebody watching. Or Roy lurking somewhere in the background.
This was just us.
Gator laughing about something stupid. Me pretending I wasn't paying attention.
I looked out across the field and felt something settle in my stomach.
Whatever this was, there wasn't any undoing it.
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Leather & Lace: Chapter nine The Sink
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Three weeks.
It had been three weeks since that ride home. Three weeks since the argument. Three weeks since you hit a nerve inside of him. Three weeks since you last saw him. Since you last heard his voice.
The texts would come in, usually once a day - maybe every other day. He had started sharing his location with you (he always had yours but he hadnât given it back). It wasnât much, but it was almost like a promise that he was still allowing you access. Youâd watch that location religiously.
It was the most viewed app on your phone. Youâd stare at it.
Leather & Lace: Chapter eight Gator Tillman can't commit.
18+ mdni warnings: guns, mention of killing, sexual references, idk what else wc: 3.5k not proof read, sorry - I'm getting this out asap
âWow, she looks so pretty!â
âShe looks like a horse for a princess! Too bad sheâs daddyâs horse.â
âCan you braid my hair next?!â
âCan you braid mine too? I want a pretty braid!â
You had just finished showing the twins how to braid the horses mane when Gator stepped into the barn.Â
Leather & Lace: Chapter six Looney Tunes
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warnings: nothing - hella fluffy, this is like the cutest chapter
Your Mamaw and Papaw loved Saturdays. He would get up and start on French toast for the three of you while Mamaw would spend time playing her hammered dulcimer, each filled the house with their forms of love. Papaw and his breakfast, Mamaw with her music. You would wake up and instantly feel engulfed in the love and peace of the home. Youâd catapult yourself downstairs, saying your good mornings, and fling yourself to the couch. Looney tunes would be waiting for you - your favorites were always Tom & Jerry or Sylvester & Tweety. Basically a mean cat and a little sly antagonist - you never knew who to cheer for (always Tweety).
You wanted your home to feel like that. Chaos, filled to the brim with love and joy.
Leather & Lace: Chapter five A man of many talents
18+ MDNI NSFW
warnings: nipple play, oral sex (male receiving), fingering
Gator Tillman was a man of many talents.
He grew up tinkering with tractors on the ranch, which has developed him into quite the auto mechanic in his adulthood. When you introduced him to Facebook Marketplace, he began buying small Ford pickups and fixing them up for ranch trucks. He is very good with his hands. He could repair almost anything in the house, though he hates plumbing and electrical - he gets frustrated with all the plumbing pieces and he has been shocked one too many times by exposed wire. You always joked with him saying that he probably has enough electricity running through his veins to power the whole town⊠youâve never agreed with yourself more than you do now.Â
Leather & Lace: Chapter 4
Basophobia
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Warnings: Bad bad Tillmans, alcohol, blood, Roy Tillman, talks of violence/death/killings - let me know if i missed anything!
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You see familiar blue lights dancing across the concrete blocked bar wall, someone called the cops. The crowd had thinned, most people didnât want to stick around out of fear that they might be picked up for charges that they deserve one way or another. Gator never let you out of his sight, and that alone could make you sick to your stomach.
Leather & Lace Chapter 3: Woof.
18+ MINORS DO NOT INTERACT
Warnings: Mentions of father being terminally ill, mentions of death, abandonment, heavy drinking, mentions of female masturbation, hint of mentioning male masturbation, sexual assault on reader, reader called slut, blood, injury, probably more - dark chapter.
wc: 4.8k
When your dad first received his diagnosis, his doctors suggested getting a medical dog. One that was trained to sense a threat and alert to their assigned owner, keeping them from danger. But it doesnât matter how trained and skilled the dog is⊠if the owner doesnât heed the warnings and listen to the instincts of the dog - the threat and danger can proceed, which ultimately will hurt the owner and leave the dog feeling useless.Â
If only you would listen to your dog.
@gatorgirlie has me in a chokehold with her fic and I regret nothing
me stalking the x reader tag of my favourite characters because I refuse to use c.ai
Leather & Lace: Chapter Two
Thank God for the c*ck!
TWO YEARS LATER
Your one year rental contract turned into two, and you already talked to the landlord - she was willing to let you rent to own. She never thought anyone would ever want to stay that long, so she hadnât even considered that being an option when you first started renting. Honestly, no one in town expected you to last the first year. Good thing you had help.
You wake up to the sound of the damn rooster that Gator brought over one day. You were perfectly content having a few hens around, but he insisted that - and he quotes, âThese little ladies need a cock to straighten them outâ.
Leather & Lace: Chapter 1
Cherry Coke
warnings: mentions of sexual acts, but i think thatâs all (let me know if i missed anything - very new to this đ)
wc: 3.6k
There are three things Gator Tillman knows like the back of his hand.
Money. Guns. And you.
One of those being far more dangerous than the rest, but he didnât know that yet.
In the stretched out plains of Stark County, North Dakota, sits Lehigh. A small town where no one purposefully means to stay longer than they have to, but sometimes people just stick. You were one of those people.Â
Roy Tillman, Sheriff of Stark County, knew everything that happened within his county lines. If someone had a flat tire, he knew about it. If someone adopted a new dog, he knew about it. If someone was having an affair, he knew about it (and usually blackmailed them because of it). And more than anything else, if someone new was in town, he definitely knew about it. He knew about you the second your vanilla cashmere perfume floated into southeastern North Dakota.Â
You came up from North Carolina, figuring you might as well try the other state with âNorthâ in front of it. Coming from the south, you thought you knew country - but there was nothing that could prepare you for what Stark County had to offer. As soon as your tires crossed the county line, you were greeted with a scowl from a man on a billboard and probably the most redneck image youâve seen since you left the Carolinas.
RE-ELECT SHERIFF ROY TILLMAN âA HARD MAN FOR HARD TIMESâ
An image of the American flag stilled in the background. A ginormous badge. A man on a horse. And a man staring off into the distance, attempting to look like the hero in an old western your Papaw used to watch. You were willing to bet all your hard earned money (You had less than a grand to your name) that the knock off John Wayne was Sheriff Roy Tillman. You couldnât help but giggle a little. Men always made you giggle - especially when they had this macho man attitude, they had no clue they looked dumb as rocks.Â
It was the middle of June, windows down and music up. You were blasting âA Place In This Worldâ by Taylor Swift - you felt like the lyrics matched the moment as you were closing in on town you would soon be calling home. Your curls whipping in the midwestern wind as they tangled up into your sunglasses. Your cherry coke was sweating just as bad as you were, but it tasted better than the gas station coffee that you had gotten a couple hours ago that you left unfinished. You hadnât seen any speed limit signs, so you made up your own speed - 70mph sounded great. Well, it did.Â
Until you heard the sirens.
Well thats one way to start off with a bang.
You see the blue and white lights flashing behind you in the bright of the day, siren blaring and ruining the vibes that your playlist (named âPRETTY PINK PILATES PRINCESS PLAYLISTâ that Spotify made for you) had set. You didnât run, you knew better - you didnât plan on causing problems for the law at least not on your first day.
You pull over and look at what your working with. Your hair looks perfect - you say a silent thank you to God that he gave you peak Julia Roberts 90s curls. Where is your damn lip gloss? Oh, God - you hear the door of the cruiser close. Fenty Beauty. Thank the good Lord that you found it in time. You donât even need a mirror to apply the gloss, this is like muscle memory to you.Â
Boots.
Heavy boots. Its a man⊠Bingo.
You quickly do a little tussle in your white spaghetti strap tank and let your bubblegum pink lace bralette peak out the top, showing off a generous amount - a girls gotta do what a girls gotta do and boy⊠do these girlies work overtime for you. You become overly aware that your denim cut offs are making your thighs look a little too plump, now youâre just showing off. You almost feel bad for the man, but its too late now.
Heâs here.
âAfternoon Miss⊠Im Deputy Tillman with the Stark County Sheriffs Department. Do you know why I pulled ya over today?â
Girl.
This man. Is so fine. Youâre mentally taking a picture of him so that you can describe him in explicit detail to your friends on FaceTime later. The only downside about this moment was the thick smell of cigarettes off of him. God, you hated cigarettes.
âNo Deputy, Im sorry - I donât have a clue!â You reply with the most sticky sweet southern drawl. You know what to do, what to say, how to say it. Youâve never gotten a ticket, and one of your lifeâs missions is to never get one.Â
âGotcha going 72 in a 50 zone⊠where ya going in such a hurry?â, he asked, already knowing that he was gonna let you go - gotta keep himself on the good side of a pretty girl like you. You handed him over your drivers license, registration, and proof of insurance. He smiled ever so slightly when he read your name. He was also confused as why someone from North Carolina was all the way up here when it wasnât hunting season - not that you looked like the hunting type.Â
The wind sending him a love letter with its only content being the smell of your perfume - definitely vanilla, but something else⊠cherries? He was thanking God that he has his sunglasses on, he could unashamedly look wherever he so pleased without you knowing a damn thing - but he aint the first man to look at you, and he sure as shit aint the last⊠you knew exactly where the deputy was looking.
âIm going to be honest with you officer-â
âDeputyâ
â-Deputy⊠right. My apologies. Im new in town, just rollin in⊠bags are in the car and everything - see?â You motion to your absolutely filled to the brim Toyota 4Runner. He had never seen so much pink in all of his life. Pink suitcases. Pink pillows. He can count at least 3 pairs of pink slippers in the passenger floorboard. A frog stuffed animal that you had sitting in your passenger seat⊠wearing the damn seatbelt. If it wasnât pink, it was something glittery. You get the angle just right with the sun, he was willing to bet you could blind someone with the amount of glitter you had in here.Â
You see him grin, crooked and slow - measuring.
âAnd youâre comin here⊠to LehighâŠto live?â He was expecting Ashton Kutcher to jump out from the trunk or something, because you look like you just moved out of a barbie dream house and aint nothing in this whole damn county would make you blend in. This has to be a joke.
âNothin worked for me back home, figured id try something new.â You said as confident as possible, ignoring the churning in your belly and the slamming of your heart. You had no clue what you were doing all the way out here. You hadnât told your mama - not that she wouldâve cared enough to convince you to think twice. You had no job lined up. Did this small town even have a salon, let alone enough people to fill your books? The only thing you had was a ridiculously inexpensive (compared to North Carolina) year long rental contract for a little yellow house with blue shutters - that and all your pink glittery belongings.
The way he smiled back at you⊠gosh - it was like the movies.
He couldnât help but smile at that. He didnât know why, but he was a mix of amused, jealous, and giddy all at the same time. Amused, because who the hell would want to try out living in Lehigh as a choice? Jealous, because wow - did he want a choice, a taste of liberty. Giddy? Yeah, he just met the prettiest girl he had ever seen and now she is gonna live in his puny, boring as shit, isolated town⊠hell yeah he was giddy.Â
There was no way in heaven or hell that he was giving you a ticket, but you didnât know that. He began pulling something out of his bulletproof vest and you assumed the worst. You straightened your back as if you were getting scolded and fought back pouting out your bottom lip. Then he handed it over to you.
His card. His name. His number. His email. Him.Â
Deputy Sheriff Gator Tillman.
âIm gonna let ya off with a warning⊠cant ruin yer optimism about these parts that fast. Speed limits 50, go 50. Call me if ya need anything.â He lowered his sunglasses and you finally got to see his fucking gorgeous hazel eyes, âAnd I do mean anything.â He winked as he walked away, boots heavy on the ground.
You sit there for a moment in a spiral, noticing that his lights have now turned off. This was not exactly how you imagined the first few minutes in your new town to go, but you werenât exactly mad at it either. You see him pop an illegal u-turn right in front of you. This fucking guy⊠but I guess he can get away with it right?
Tillman. Tillman. It hits you. He is related to the Sheriff. You think about the wannabe John Wayne on the billboard, and then your mind flicks to the Deputy you just met - they have to be father and son. You shake him out of your mind for now, you have like a million other things to think about that are way more important than a hot nepo baby.
Finally settling down, you pull back onto the road and continue making your drive to your new home. GPS starts spinning out on you, but thankfully you know its right down the road. Just look for the little yellow cottage with the white trim and blue shutters. Home. Your home. Feels weird to say, or to think about. Living in the suffocation of your mother, you dreamed of something for yourself - who knew North Dakota would gift that to you?
It hits you in a wave of excitement when you finally see it from a distance. Its small and its yours. You pull into the long driveway - grass overtaken in the middle, just leaving dirt underneath where the tires pass over. Theres a tree that canopies out, limbs shading the house to a degree. You park your 4runner underneath it and sit in absolute silence for a beat. By the time you reach the front door, the sun has started making its descent over the grassy yard. You witness the glory of a North Dakota sunset for the first time, realizing that this has been gatekept - and you intended to keep that secret now as well. Pulling out the key from the lockbox, you slid it into the knob and turned.
The old walnut colored wood floors looked like gold as it was bathing in the sunset. The walls were an off white, cream-ish color, making the whole house illuminate. It smelled like musk and old wood, it smelled like your Mamaw - bringing a whole new feeling of comfort.Â
Rosie, your landlord, offered to leave a few pieces of furniture for you since she knew you were coming alone and only brought what you could fit in your SUV. She left a wooden table with a built in lamp and a green and white checkered love seat in the living room. In the kitchen, she left a small white metal table that had seen much better days. It was up against a large bay window that overlooked the backyard. Your backyard.Â
You made your way through the home. A small powder room, with walls decorated in pink floral wallpaper - easily was from the 70s. Next to it, a small room with French doors that spill into the living room. It was too small to be a bedroom, you thought it was logical to be an office. Slipping back through the living room, you ascend the wooden staircase. Every step made a noise, like the house was surprised it had a visitor. You are met with a small landing with a circular window that overlooks the driveway and onto the main road. On one side of the landing, there is a small guest bedroom, and sitting on the other side is the primary bedroom. On the far wall, a wood framed queen sized bed sits centered.Â
You make your way into the bedroom, flipping on the light switch in the process. The light is flickering ever so slightly, and you can tell its just a loose bulb that needs to be secured a bit more. The issue is, you are 5â1 and the bed isnât close enough to the light. You dont have a ladder and you consider just flinging yourself off the bed to pull a move. Deciding that jumping with force, not a ton of grace, and glass doesnât make the best scenario - you decide to just turn off the light. Youâll deal with the darkness when the sun finally sets. To the side of the room, you see a little ensuite bathroom. Before you have the chance to walk in, you see a set of headlights coming up your drive.
You creep downstairs, silently praying that you remembered to lock the front door. You have nothing in the house with you, everything is still packed. Even your leopard print purse is sitting in the passenger seat right beside Scroggy (your frog stuffed animal that youâve had since you were 5 that you named after your kindergarten teacher), which unfortunately is where your taser and pepper spray currently are. You hear a knock on the door and your throat feels like sandpaper. You peek out from the staircase and through the glass panes of the window beside the door, you see him. The Deputy? You quickly make your way to the bottom of the staircase and across the wooden floors to the door. You swing it open, probably a little too eagerly.Â
He stood there, filling the door frame. Tall, dark eyes, dark hair, dashing - fuck. He wasnât wearing his sunglasses. He had shed his vest, so unfortunately, you were eye level with the broadest chest and shoulders you think youâve ever seen. You notice how he fills out his shirt, shit - he probably sizes down on purpose, you thought. He notices you noticing. You speak before he can, cause Lord you do not want to have him call you out on staring.Â
âEvening Deputy, is something the matter?â
âGood Evening, miss⊠I was just finishing my patrol when I saw the light on andâŠ- this place has been empty for quite a while and I just wanted to come check in and make sure there wasnât any shenanigans happenin in here is allâŠâ he trailed off, clearly less confident than earlier. You can tell he just smoked, almost made your nose curl.Â
âOh, no⊠sorry for wasting your time Deputy. Im renting here from Rosie Connors. I can show you our contract if you-â
âNo need. I- I believe ya.â Oh yeah, this is an awkward silence. He shifts from his toes back onto his heels as he thinks of all the ways he just completely ruined his meet-cute with you earlier. He is trying to quickly think of a way to turn this around: help her, dumbass.
âSun is going down quick, you got in kinda late. Would you like some help unloading? Might make it a little faster for you?â He rambles.
You can tell he feels silly, and you like that. You grew up with the only men in your life being your daddy and your papaw. Neither were serious men. Seeing this Deputy, the Sheriffs son at that, fumbling his words? Yeah, thatâll do it for you - a man you can laugh at is a man youâd not entirely loath. It slips before you can catch yourself, a true giggle leaving your lips.
He swore his world stopped right there. Standing there in the cool June evening breeze on your front porch, he touched Heaven.
Before you could even reply, you were forcing him out of the door frame as he stumbled back onto the front porch. You skipped down the front steps and made your way to the car, he followed. As the trunk flew open, he realized he had entirely underestimated how many shades of pink there were. The amount of blankets you had was ridiculous. He pictured laying out all of the blankets across your yard, thinking it would probably cover the entire three acre lot. He carried load after load, bag after bag, until soon all that was left in the vehicle was loose glitter and somehow, a pink feather. The sun had long gone, dipped below the fields as the lights in the house were all you had left.Â
The Deputy rolled his shoulders, he realized that was probably the weirdest exercise heâs had in a while. He thought about how on probably his 8th load into the house, the box he was carrying felt a bit heavy. He looked in the box and the entire thing was filled to the brim with stuffed animals, yet it felt like it was 60lbs. He realized just how ridiculous he was because he was considering squatting stuffed animals. He could tell absolutely no one about this.
He caught you looking at him with an amused smile on your face.
âWell⊠your car is empty. My back is shot. Im pretty sure I have a piece of glitter in my fucking eye. Is there anything else you need, considering that Iâm completely spent?â He sassed at you, huffing. He loved every fucking second of this, he would stay here until the sun burnt out if you asked him to.
âActually, there is one thingâŠâ you smirked.
Something in your eyes caught his attention. Then the way you twirled around to the staircase and swayed your hips in those little cutoff shorts he had been thinking about since earlier caught the attention of something else inside of him, or a certain part of him. He followed, because of course he did. You made your way to the landing and told him to follow you. He did, eagerly. He had seen the whole downstairs, he didnât see bedrooms - he knew what was up here.
Shoulders back, chest out, cocky grin - he strolled into the bedroom, like he knew exactly where this was going. He imagined you thanking him in the way he deserved, on your knees with that infuriatingly sexy lip gloss wrapped around him. But when you turned around, you pointed up.
It was dark, he didnât know what he was meant to be looking at and you didnât speak. He flipped the switch that was beside him and saw the light flickering. He had never read a situation that wrong before. He jutted out his chin and held his tongue over his front teeth, pushing his lips out. Yeah, he definitely couldnât tell anyone about this.Â
âI cant reach it and I was thinking about supermaning off the bed, but now - youâre here! Can you just -â Before you could finish, he was twisting the bulb without him saying a word. It flickered one last time before evening out into a glow over the whole room. He looked flushed, probably from all of that unloading he did. Thats what you assumed.
âThats everything that I can think of needing help with so farâŠâ as you took in the newly lit room, and finally taking a look at the ensuite.Â
You move passed the Deputy and headed downstairs, meanwhile he stood there at the end of your bed questioning everything he thought he was. You had no idea the man upstairs was unraveling. But if you did, you wouldâve laughed.
He finally made his way down the steps, slowly and spent. He looked over at you and then silently made his way to the front door. Was he⊠sulking? You followed him out onto the front porch. He looked down at you, and hated himself for it.Â
There you were, sweaty from the work you did unpacking as he was unloading, eyes glittering in the moonlight, hair like what heâd imagine a mermaids hair to be like⊠and you had no clue the affect you had on him - despite him spending the whole evening with you with nothing in return.Â
You leaned in, grabbing his bicep (for balance purposes only, people), and gave him a soft kiss on the cheek. The moment was quiet. Warm. And soft. He never had soft. You were soft.
âThank you for everything, Deputy. From not giving me a ticket, to the lightbulb - you made my first day pretty remarkable.â You said in a hushed tone, as if you were trying not to let the crickets in the summer night hear you.Â
âGator-â, he clears his throat, âYou can just call me Gator.â He felt entirely exposed, like his name wasnât his name anymore - as if it was the key to his soul or something.
âGatorâŠâ You smiled. He let you call him Gator. âThank you, Gator.â
Still feeling like he just laid out his whole life for you, despite only telling you to call him by his first name, he turned and made his way down the front steps. When he reached the cruiser, he swung the door open and looked up at you.
âGoodnight, darlin.â He tipped his head and sank down into the cruiser, eyes never leaving yours.
That was the exact moment of Gator Tillman entering your orbit.
You wouldâve never guessed that heâd be the one to hang the moon and the stars for you.
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