HI JEN <3 for the ask game, can i ask about i know itâs delicate?
hi rory!! <3
i donât have anything solid yet for âi know itâs delicateâ yet bc iâm still in the outlining phase but itâs a college au, fuckboy au yâknow, tae knows about oc after his friend starts dating her friend and tae keeps chasing after oc bc she wouldnât sleep w him and heâs an insatiable fuckboi đ© so itâs ya typical âfuckboi falling in loveâ story :â)) but thereâs also this slightly darker topic/issue (which iâm keeping under wraps for now đ€«) that i would love to discuss in it too!
ask me about my wips ~ !
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hi, the way this blog is formatted and the menu is written is so creative and fitting! i had a great time looking through it
may i request some fem reader w rocky? maybe him playing the violin or reciting poems in a public space to himself and reader is the only one to react (positively) so he immediately is struck in awe. please and thank you :)
Good evening, Anon!! First off, thank you very much for the compliment. Two things you should know, however...
This ended up over three thousand words long somehow. (For the record, it was gonna be a scenario.)
It's the cheesiest meet-cute I've ever written, so I advise you all to brace yourselves, folks-
That being said, enjoy!! <3
When you heard it, everything else quieted.
The thunder of cars bolting down a busy road, metal armor bobbing upon four wheels as they broke past and left smaugful clamor clashing against the monstrum business blocks, softened to but a distant skitter of shiny black bugs ambling self-importantly about. The cacophony of pedestrians, indiscernible faces in square suits and tasteful pastels spewing bits of language into one converging mess, each voice independent yet competing for dominance until they clawed at your eardrums and suffocated your thoughts now felt no graver than the meek rustle of forest foliage when coddled by the summer breeze; a humming chorus to a beautiful solistâs serenade, and when a bycicle trilled inches past normally skittish, city-dweller you it didnât even occur to step aside as you were far too absorbed in the one delightful sound that made the greys of asphaltâs reign seem greyer and dulled even the most striking womenâs daywear to sun-worn cleaning rags in comparison.
It was a melody the color of blue, matching his eyes.
You hadnât a chance to admire them for long when you spotted him in the crowd. They drifted closed for long stretches of time as their ownerâs features suggested a deep, gentle focus on the music, his whole being smoothing into the instrument. There was something bewitching about the violin, you found; seemed even its players could seldom resist its particular pull, fingers dancing across the strings as if possessed by magic. The rosined bow dipped to and fro in a hypnotic sequence that pulsed like the rise and ebb of the tides; sometimes the pace changed, slowed to but a meandering, peaceful ponderance before it flew from the threads of catgut like nimble sparks of lightning, with the ease and comfort of at least a thousand hours of practice.
Mustâve been a classical piece, if not improv; but for that far too complex. Vivaldi? Mozart? You hadnât heard it before, so you couldnât confirm, however it proved the enchanting stranger to be both talented and educated. He looked up from his divine craft to initiate eye contact with passersby and, yes, he had the bluest eyes indeed, seated under emphatic brows, and he gave a hopeful smile of such integrity to those undeserving strangers who walked past in indifference as if heâd been an smaug-borne ghost, a trick of the light invisible to all but yourself and when he turned in resignation and his gaze caught upon you, playing still, your breath hitched in your throat.
How long had you been gawking there, frozen on the sidewalk like a dimwit? Oh, no. He must have thought you such a creeper; a notion which you had to rectify, and rectify it quick. Puff your chest out, march up, tell him you liked his playing and leave a dime; you took off at once with this very plan in mind.
In doing so, you forgot you had stood on opposing sides of the road.
Heels clicked across hot concrete in a headlong hurry. You realized that the cars were still coming midway through when his eyes widened in horror and a spontaneous screech of tires replaced that joyous melody. You stumbled back, blinded by car polish and a pair of glaring headlights you profusely apologized to before skittering away from a second car in the right lane when it came to an angry halt likewise. Loud honks scolded you along your path whilst you yelled back sheepish sorries.
Well, talk about making an entrance.
As you reached the paved edge, a hand manifested to help you up on it.
âAre you alright, miss?â
And blue eyes. You felt yourself sink further into the road with the transient wish those cars had hit you after all, nonetheless took the offer and tottered along with the strangerâs help. He held bow and violin in his other hand, by the neck, and you narrowly avoided stepping on their rickety case with a meager amount of coins and a crumpled up bill inside.
Ah, right. Heâd been busking, after all.
âYouâre not hurt, are you?â he reiterated, scanning you, and you realized youâd missed the previous question. âItâs hardly safe to cross this thoroughfare without looking both ways first, you know. You ought to try that next time.â
âI know, I knowâ Iâm sorry. Iâm fine.â
You werenât. Not when this handsome vagabond with the most radiant blue oculars youâd ever seen and enough of a musical gift to put you in a trance kept observing you from such proximity whilst implicitly chiding you for being a tunnel-visioned idiot.
âWell, great news, then!â he grinned. Oh. Thatâs a lot of teeth, you noted with slightly raising eyebrows. âI doubt Iâd have been able to sleep tonight had you met an undue fate under the stampede of these motorized beasts all for just trying to reach me.â
An odd penchant for metaphors, too. When you didnât respond right away, he withdrew his gesturing hand in contemplation.
âYou⊠were careening specifically my way, yes?â
âYes!â
You snapped out of your appreciation for his endearingly boyish timbre and thereby commenced a frantic battle with your purse as you attempted to pry something from it.
âRight, I was heading this wayâ just give me a momentââ
He watched in intrigue as you counted something he couldnât see under your breath, then produced the intended amount of what he identified to be cash and reached to hand it over to him, near breathless.
âI really loved your playing.â
You couldnât bear to look him in the eye yet hardly missed his astonishment when he conceived the sum.
âMiss, thatâs ten dollars.â
âYes,â you affirmed curtly. âWhat of it?â
âI canât accept that.â
Hearing which, you did finally face him with a frown.
âYouâre a very kind soul,â he asserted in a hurry, smile never faltering, âand Iâm thoroughly humbled by your contribution, but I cannot rob a lady of her hard earned pay in good conscience for that frivolous noiseââ
âIt was beautiful noise,â you interjected with knitted brows, âI really did enjoy it, and you deserve much better audience than the pedestrians of some drab street corner whoâll never bother to pay your music the attention it deserves.â
You pointed curtly toward the flow of people. Some in turn spared you a glance, but then you blended into their scenery again like another pair of shop mannequins.
âSo take it from a lady,â you enunciated, all but shoving the money in his chest, âand I sincerely hope you end up in a concert hall someday.â
You exhaled and waited. He stared at your extended hand, then you, then at your hand and back again and gorgeous as you found those gleaming sapphires you couldnât for the life of you tell what he was thinking. Your arm muscles trembled, and you contemplated whether sparing yourself from the awkwardness of further playing statue might be worth giving up anyway.
Finally, he seized your wrist with both hands. He didnât seem to notice your startlement as he was busy beaming at you bright enough to put celestial bodies to shame.
âWhatâs your name?â
âUhâŠâ
God forsake it, that smile alone was turning your heart into a fluffy, overripe dandelion inside your chest. If he kept up, you feared he might just blow it apart.
But you managed to tell.
âWell, missâŠâ he began, implementing your surname, and you wouldâve bolted on pure instinct had you not taken root at your spot, âyour generous praise is, by far and large, the most invaluable gift I couldâve received on this brilliant morning.â
You took a deep inhale, acutely aware of his touch tingling across your skin even though he meant nothing by it⊠you supposed.
âYou have certainly made a lowly troubadourâs day with your gracious approbation,â he patted your knuckles, at the same time gently shoving your offer away. âYou see, I could tell from the moment our gazes locked across the street that I would enjoy the pleasure of meeting someone positively extraordinary⊠right after she ambled through the active traffic. Call it a concise connection of kindred souls, if you will. You, miss, have proved yourself a true appreciator of the arts.â
When those blue eyes were holding yours hostage so intently, you almost did believe he could see into your very soul. You tried to brave it, however.
âThank yââ
âWhich is why this wonât be needed.â
You held the rejected money against your chest, where he had guided it.
âYouâll be better off forfeiting it to charity,â he suggested, âif aiding the honest predicaments of your fellow citizens in need is a cause dear to your heart. Like orphans! Those poor, unmothered things, always caught in the throes of some quintessential lack or other; surely they could put your benevolent funds to good use⊠that is, in case you are looking to make a charity. If youâre not interested in, erm, providing for the orphans, thatâs still quite fine. You just seem to me the sort to care for children. But that doesnât make it your obligation, of course, to feed the orphans⊠no one is about to force that duty upon you⊠in equally sound conscience I suppose you could just as well keep the moneyâŠâ
He proceeded along his mildly morally concerned tangent, but any of it beyond the lip movements you ceased to process. Some convoluted cliché about personal indulgence over supporting the waifs of the world, you reckoned. In terms of lifting your spirits it achieved a ludicrous heap of nothing, and amidst your silent marinating in this strange and unexpected failure of your strange and unexpected encounter, you continued to clutch the bills to yourself.
You didnât figure that may have looked like dismay on his end until he trailed off, fidgeting vaguely as he probed your expression. The warmth of his hands on yours still lingered.
âMy attempt at a point is,â he resumed at a slower pace, âyouâre awful generous, but to tell you the truth, Iâm quite comfortably off without the help. I am employed, after all.â
âYou are?â
Rude as it sounded to gape the question so, you hadnât considered that possibility. He was⊠well, not badly dressed, but his clothes appeared worn and a tad oversized on his comically skinny limbs, granting him a ragamuffin sort of appearance.
Though you still found it quite charming.
âSure am!â he grinned in earnest, and youâd soon come to accept that his face simply looked that way when he did. âThis is only some nifty supplemental income for a craft I spend day and night honing anyway. Really, I play out here to preserve my associatesâ peace of mind more than anything. The other day they got so peeved with all the melodic caterwauling my boss had to fetch a broomstick and chase me out into the great wide open after failing to quiet me down.â
A chuckle escaped you at the joke, and itâs like his eyes gleamed brighter.
âWhat can I say,â he admitted with a theatrical shrug, âa musicianâs ichor pulses to the ever-flowing rhythm of higher realms beckoning. That can hardly be helped. When my eager heart doesnât sing Apolloâs odes from the strings, it reaches for the lyre, however⊠but they donât deal in stanzas and limericks on the job market in contemporary times.â He glanced off into the distance wistfully, as if envisioning an ideal future where they did. âMiss M, our aforementioned lady-in-charge, says itâs only since our customers canât exactly do the Lindy Hop to recitativo verse form.â
âSo that means youâre a poet?â
âIndeed!â
You hummed in acknowledgement. He gave his vest a proud little adjustment as part of the performance, not that it served to make him look any more presentable.
âVivacious vicinal versificator,â he expatiated with a playful half-bow, âhumble herald of numinous inspiration, eulogizing the beauties of this peculiar earthly life to the cobblestone and the stars for a passtime. Old Muddy Miss herself has proven to be my most faithful audience⊠and for lack of substantial competition, in her listening skills she remains unexcelled.â
âNot for long, I should hope.â
That made him pause. Your nerves struck you alert as you rushed to explain.
âThat is, well, I would be curious to join said, um, audience⊠mayhaps⊠sometime. I meanâ you have a fascinating vocabulary, sir, so I can only imagineâŠâ
He listened on with perplexed blue eyes; you mentally smacked yourself for the honorific. No one so refreshingly unrefined as this overeager stray puppy of a man could even remotely qualify for a âsirâ, and you were happy about that, because had you made so many social blunders with any other stranger in succession you wouldâve craved death.
He took his sweet time providing a readable reaction, but when he did he laughed. Not with a mocking edge, as you had feared; the sound tinkled as melodically as his trusty violin.
âOh, miss, youâre just a bundle of pleasant surprises.â
You came to chuckle along, too, a nervous smile stretching your lips. He took your hand again.
âIâd be delighted to deliver a private recital,â he dipped forward then paused, perhaps contemplating whether a kiss on the back of it would be appropriate, peering up at you in a bluest display of rapt attention that made your heart leap, âif thatâs truly the case.â
You averted your eyes. The vague unease as if youâd given your name to a fae in a stroke of recklessness minutes prior melted into the bustle of sluggish, smoke-ridden traffic.
âSo where is it that you work?â you switched the topic.
Attuned, he let go of your hand as if it had burned him, adjusting his hat like an excuse.
âLittle Daisy CafĂ©,â he responded quickly, perpetual cheer intact. âItâs just an ambitious spit from here, actually, a few blocks down that way.â He pointed in the opposite direction from where youâd been headed. âAwful cute little gem of an establishment. Perhaps youâve been to?â
âNo, not that I recall.â
âWell, I can only recommend that you drop by. The pancakes are to die for.â
âAnd thereâs live music?â
You both glanced at the violin, then back at each other. He gave you another grin that you couldnât help but detect as somewhat complicit.
âMakes your early beverage taste all the sweeter.â
You let your eyes linger on one of the boutique windows in the background; a closed one under construction. The ample light struck it at an angle which obscured the debris-filled darkness and activity inside, flawless glass surface glimmering at front in gorgeous deceit. Its reflective sheen conjured an alluring vision; deep azure sky dotted with fringed, fluffy lamb-clouds.
Suppose you offered it.
âWell, if you wonât let yourself be tipped,â you sighed, putting your money away, âmay I treat you to breakfast, at least? A plate of those fabled pancakes, even?â
Childlike delight flashed across his face before the metaphorical reins were pulled back with a frantic grip.
âWhy, miss, youâre spoiling me,â he lamented, âbut I really shouldnâtââ
âI was heading for the bakery myself,â you continued with a pacifying gesture, âbut now with your recommendation in mind, I might as well try a treat from that âlittle gemâ of a cafĂ©, no? You could show me the way there, and⊠I suppose I could listen to those stanzas of yours, if youâd be willing to shareâŠâ
The words intended to compose the rest of your reasoning kept tumbling from your grasp before you could string them together, and someone in the crowd of pedestrians laughed. A snooty, feminine laugh. He kept watching you and you only, however, engulfing you in that mysterious blue once again.
ââŠgranted that is okay with you, of course.â
He began to smile like the sun itself and dove with startling momentum for the violin case.
âWhy, itâd be most uncouth to refuse the benevolent offer of such lovely ladyship,â he concluded while packing away his instrument then slapped the lid over the case once finished, money withstanding, âand I donât reckon Iâll make two more pennies to rub together this morning, so Iâd be more than happy to escort you along.â
He grabbed the handle and sprung up, beaming at you with the energy of a couple additional suns before he got an idea and moved to offer his free arm toward you like the smoothest of gallants. Clearing his throat, to boot.
âMademoiselle?â
You put a hand to your chest, accentuating the action with a playful once-over.
âChivalrous,â you chuckled before locking his arm with your own. The two of you would set off this way not unlike lovers, which he stiffened at the realization of.
âToo much?â he questioned.
âNo, itâs quite alright.â
The cracks in the sidewalk became very interesting all of a sudden, however. You could feel his skinniness and lack of musculature thus far only guessed through the rolled-sleeved shirt; not that you minded.
Must have not gotten treated to meals often.
âAbout that poetry,â he piped up a bit quieter than before, âgranted you wonât tire of my voice ahead of timeâŠâ
âDonât be silly.â
You gave him a look, then caught yourself.
âWell, alright,â he resigned with an evaluating pout when you turned away, âbut, uh⊠unfortunately, most of my limbs are occupied. And the fervent gesticulation makes up half the performence.â
By that point, you found yourself believing him. You all but burst into laughter at the mental image.
âMaybe you can gesticulate it to me after the fact,â you quipped.
ââŠFair enough.â
You reached a street corner together and turned it. From the corner of your eye, a young couple were teasing each other by a flower shop on the opposite side of the road with a posy gift of piquant red tulips, blushing and giggling. You matched the bouncing steps of the stranger you were intertwined with in newfound giddiness.
âLetâs see,â he pondered, scanning the rows of buildings in an absent-minded manner before his eyes lit up. âRight! As fortune would have it, there does happen to be one Iâve been itching to inflict on a willing pair of ears for the past weekâŠâ
He made a big show of clearing his throat before he began; you were eager to let the mesmerized flow that had brought you to him in the first place take you along, absorbing the dramatic inflection and animated spirit oozing from his entire complexion as he made the widest gestures he was capable of in his inhibited position nonetheless.
A stranger indeedâŠ
âWait!â
Before he could proceed with any experimental odes to clay and calicos, you cut him off. He turned to you right away, magic put on hold.
âI never caught your name.â
He glanced around in recollection before those notorious brows sprung up.
âI never passed it,â he exclaimed, bewildered, and wriggled from your hold haphazardly as he scrambled for his hat. âOh, foolish I! Forgive me this horrendous discourtesy, milady, if you might find it in your heart.â
You simply observed him in amusement.
A zephyr swept along the length of the street, bringing where you stood a nectarine fragrance which, though delicate, transcended the heavy smoke and for a delightful moment let you smell nothing but itself. With his hat now off and held politely to his chest, the breeze ruffled his tousled hair as it did yours. His blue eyes shone in the urban grey like diamonds.
âThe name is Rocky Rickaby.â
And when he said it, you already knew you wouldnât tire of that voice anytime soon.
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i dont feel like putting this on main but do u know that thing people did where they would assign the brothers names they thought they would name their kid or wtv.... i would like to dump here that i think levi would name his daughter either lorelai or hannah HERE ME OUT PLEASE THIS TOOK A LOT OF MENTAL GYMNASTICS,,,,
hannah - derived from ruris last name, hana.
ruri = rori = rory = lorelai
bam. thanks for coming to my ted talk.
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Heyy!!Um if you donât mind can you write for mbav?(benny weir x fem reader) Something along the lines of evil benny creating readerâs evil copy and she starts flirting hard with the real Benny and when Sarah and the real reader destroys the evil copies Benny gets sad and misses the evil copy :>
Two is better than one.
Benny weir x fem!reader
âWhat were you thinking?â
Warnings: cursing, seductive behaviour, degradation.
â Summary; what anon said đ«¶đ»
â A/N; I LIKE IT PICASSO this came to me when cleaning and I literally stopped everything to write it. I got so many evil copy requests Iâm down them ALL.
Benny and you didnât particularly have a clear relationship at times.
There were certain things he said or done that always had you second guessing,
maybe it was the way he looked into your eyes a second longer than usual when he smiled that signature grin of his or maybe it was the way he teased you until he was sure he made the tips of your ears red but one thing was clear,
It was the things he would do a second later that would make you uncertain It was obvious Benny weir flirts with any girl that walks his way and honestly you were thankfully that the girl were daft enough to pay more attention at the fuck boys than Benny otherwise you were sure heâd be snatch up by now.
âEthan youâre delusional if you think Benny weir has any sort of romantical feelings for me at all.â You explained your frustrating case of what always clouded your mind.
âWhy are you so sure of yourself? Why is it so hard to accept what Iâm saying is true y/nn? Youâre telling me you donât see the way he looks at you?â Ethan protested but not as strongly as he had before, poor Ethan has this whole conversation rehearsed with not only you unfortunately.
Benny had to force a giggle out of himself to cover for the untrue words Ethan had mistakenly spoken âdude, no need to lie to me. I like the girl and all but I think by now I can tell when a girl doesnât like me as hard as that is to believe.â Benny replied sarcastically to a eye rolling Ethan, his favourite expression in both Y/N and Bennyâs opinion.
Christ you guys even argue the same.
âLet me entertain the possibility that you are right for a minute,â Ethan merely nodded mind elsewhere. âIf I get as far as asking him out and not get rejected by whatever godsend was on my side that day that Benny didnât run away scared of my âproposalâ â you qoutated for your special day of the weeks rant affect âwhoâs to say he still wouldnât make comments about every other woman he saw that day? We just wouldnât work as much as I wanted to.â
âDenial is a river in Egypt.â Ethan chimed matter of factly with a cheeky smile he knew pissed you off âyour just trying to convince yourself because you know none of that mumbo jumbo isnât going anywhere with me.â
âE, you wanna know how I can see that she doesnât like me?â Benny tugged on his backpack straps with a thin pressed lip ânot really.â Ethan muttered unbothered âgreat, well for one I flirted with a girl right in front of her today to get any reaction out of her anything! And she didnât care! Thatâs like movie 101 the chick totally storms off in jealousy yet she didnât budge.â He finished
How was it that Ethan was the only expert in spotting the hurt in the teens faces ? Or the broken laugh he oh so quoted All you guys needed was to stop being so stubborn and a little confidence couldnât hurt.
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It was after school and you were walking home with your headphones on, playing whatever song your iPod had to offer on shuffle then you spotted something, oh cool benny grandma Evelynn is having a yard sale.
âHey Benny whatâs up?â You waved as you saw his grandmother leave the stall seemingly leaving Benny to sell the remaining products,
âgrandma is selling all the junk in her house she no longer uses and she said if I help I get extra cash so currently being an entrepreneur.â He grinned leaning on the table with his collared striped sweater sleeves pulled up revealing his forearms, that mixed with his smile had you saying âshut up and take my money!â
âI donât think thatâs how that works but sure Iâm always up to support a business.â You furrowed your brows but nonetheless went along with his playful manner âIâll take that vintage camera.â Maybe itâll help with you and your friends picture day project.
âFine choice mâlady.â You giggled in response and took the camera âIâll see you later bennsâ â and with that you left.
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It was the next day at school and if you had known Benny and Ethan had their own school picture day idea maybe you wouldnât have volunteered to help your friend.
But having said that it didnât stop you from sticking your tongue out at Benny like a child cheekily as he slumped in defeat
âdefeated with my own tools.â He muttered as you laughed sympathetically in response patting his shoulder âsorry Benny rabbit, maybe next year?â You teased further more making sure to use the name you knew he hated cause you just loved to be the person to grind his gears.
Unfortunately you missed what he whispered to Ethan âItâs cute when she says it..â ethan looked puzzled at the boy.
You agreed after class to futhermore help your friend by testing out your retro cam, having successfully found a dark room you firstly tested it with a simple selfie really 2010 pose of you, Y/n.
And then you set it aside to develop, continuing with your classes.
Later on you went to check on it and would you look at that! Perfect 80s selfie, you just Missed the laboured breaths behind you as you were knocked unconscious.
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Benny tapped his pencil on his desk as he watched the clock on the wall, you should definitely be at this class he remembered on your timetable you had the same classes as him! So then where were you? 10 minutes went by and mid way through class Y/N finally showed up,And boy did she make an entrance.
Are you allowed to wear shorts that short? Or leather jackets that cool?
You slumped in your chair looking directly at the teacher, eye contact and all. âCare to explain what was more interesting than class that made you 20 minutes late Miss Y/N L/N?â The teacher rightfully asked through a stern voice.
âliterally anything..?â Y/N replied as if it was a joke and not they were real consequences.
The Teacher was taken aback âY/N this is nothing like you whatever has gotten into you Iâm not dealing with this today.â She explained furthermore to a doodling Y/H/C.
âI didnât want to deal with this math today and yet here we are.â Y/N shrugged âwho in the right mind puts fucking letters in marginal equations?â The teacher scoffed âdetention IMMEDIATELY.â
And with that Y/N stood up, smirking at Benny whoâs mouth was agape âlike what you see? Or is staring your new habit Dork?â She leaned on his desk table inching closer to him as she maintain intense eye contact âwhat did I just say?â The teacher raised her voice and with that Y/N practically strutted out.
Benny leaned into Ethan âI donât know what Y/N has done with herself but I like it.â He spoke unbeknownst to Ethanâs bewildered expression, this has supernatural written all over it and yet again he was the only one to spot it.
Obviously Y/N wasnât gonna listen to the teacher though, she had a better plan in mind. Why not finish what she started? So she dragged her friend to the room where she left the camera and made a copy of her, putting on her best sickly sweet voice imitating the other sweeter more rational Y/N she managed to fool her friend into becoming a copy just like her and whilst Y/N was having fun Terrorising other teens days her friend would make more evil duplicates.
Fun and innovative, woman in stem yk?
Mindlessly she walked through the halls she had about a few hours before school was over and then she could go to go carts she rented for the day.
Thatâs when she spotted him. Benny weir. she just needed to figure out why the other Y/N was so intrigued by him so she made her way over to him âwell if it isnât just the guy I was looking for, can I talk to you? â benny looked around puzzled and then nodded, Y/N turned to look at Ethan âalone. take a hint third wheel.â She did a fake smile for a millisecond benny raised a brow
Third wheel? In what?
âWhat is it that makes you so important?â She began in a low tone as she eyed him head to toe slowly âmy charm, i get Aâs in calculus I do a killer Tom cruise from top gun impressionâ no one in the world could not cringe at the words Benny utters.
Well unless you got a tolerance like the other Y/N does, which was what evil Y/N was so aggravated to figure out.
âNot the things you say Idiot, the things you do.â She took a step closer to him â Iâm not sure Iâm following now y/nn? This about my yearbook photo idea?â He guessed utterly lost, poor guy.
âThis is about how every thing you say or do drives other me crazy, youâve such nerdy arms and yet she fawns over your slender hands.â Evil Y/N sure knew how to cut and praise you in the same sentence that was for sure.
Benny didnât respond he just looked down to said hands in question and then back at Y/N he was finding it hard to maintain eye contact under this pressure âI bet you havenât even been with a girl, how pathetic.â She chuckled yet her eyes showed interest and she inches nearer again.
Benny gulped âY/n what are you talking aboutâŠ?â Benny managed to speak as he trailed off as if he spoke any louder than he did he was afraid you would stop.
âMaybe if I teach you a few things you might actually have the balls to get with me.â Why she was speaking about herself in the third person was beyond Benny but what wasnât beyond him is whatever degrading kink evil you just summoned in him.
He grinned âif this is you getting back at me for teasing you so much I admit im not sorry.â You pressed your hands flat against his chest âthatâs exactly what it is.â sexual frustration totally didnât play a part at all.
So you tangled your hands in his brunette locks and peckered his neck then his lips
âWhatthefuckishappeningohmygodsheskissingmethisissohotâ
And then she stopped with a tug of his hair releasing a low whine from Benny as he opened his Green eyes âIf you actually want to take me up on my offer find me in the dark room, Iâm only having fun. Think you can do that pretty boy? Hm?â Benny nodded cheerfully She smirked and spon around on her heels and walked away.
Did Y/N just walk straight out of his wet dream or something?! Like I know yesterday Y/N was pretty Damn sexy in her flarely skirt that Benny was so sure she put on intentional to screw with his head but this was definitely a dream he had only a week ago.
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Somwhere along the line you woke up, not evil you but actual you and you spotted your friend tied up,
âwhat happened?! Are you alright?â You asked frantically concerned as you untied her âthereâs a evil copy of me and you going around terriorising people! I donât know whatâs going on but I think she knocked you out too!â That would explain the raging headache that got worse by the minute.
âI have to go tell Sarah and Ericaâ you thought.
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Frantic to find Sarah you scanned the halls as you tucked a strand of Y/H/C behind your ears and was certainly not looking where you were going and it became more certain when you bumped into a unknown force.
Benny flushed being met with you, except you lost the shorts and the leather jacket, but hey you did sport his favourite skirt on you âI knew it was intentional!â He muttered under his breath thinking aloud
âbennsâ are you okay? You look a little red and your shirt is all scrunched up..â you expressed with much concern for the boy âIâm fine, y/n. And if Iâm not Iâm still taking you up on your offer later and you can make me fine.â He grabbed your hand to politely shoo it away from his striped shirt as he winked
âoffer? What offer? Benny I need your help finding Sarah.â Benny tilted his head in confusion That word be the third time today you drive him around the bend in mind whipping mood Change,
you are a force of nature woman.
He was gonna flirt but he saw your expression and put his feelings aside for a moment âwhatâs wrong bunny?â His brows furrowed âthereâs these evil copies of me and (I forgot her name Iâm so sorry) walking around and theyâre planning on making way more! We need to stop them or who knows what theyâll do.â You pleaded with urgency.
âThat chick Ethanâs into? Wait you have a copy?â You nodded, deciding against telling Benny that she had a boyfriend right now as it wasnât the top priority going on right now.
Benny slumped, of course it wasnât you.
âBenny? Hello? Come on!â You grabbed his hand and went to find Sarah and Ethan, unknowing to how extra sweaty his hands were today as you interlaced your fingers together.
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âWhat in the Jenniferâs body is this bullshit? Youâre meant to be evil Me?â You scoffed eyeing her âitâs not like I give a fuck what you think honestly cause youâll be dead in a minute.â
âHoney youâre just another bad selfie gone wrong.â
A few minutes of bickering and fighting go by and you finally manage to tear the developed photo apart.
Sarah stormed into the bathroom after dealing with the other copy âare you okay?!â You nodded offering a Sympathetic smile âtotally shouldâve took that jacket before she vanished.â Sarah rolled her eyes reminding you of how she does it just like Ethan does and you both smiled.
âLetâs get you up.â She helped you from your position on the floor as you regained your breath and stood up.
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Now with school done you rejoined your favourite best friends as Rory, Sarah, Erica and Ethan walked ahead. Benny still looked distant and you couldnât help but notice it.
âHey Benny youâve been quiet all day, are you alright? I hope evil me didnât say anything mean to you, If she hurt you that wasnât me Iâd never do any like that.â
Benny for the first time after today looked you in the eyes again with a hitched breath I donât think heâll ever forget your hands on him, or your pillowy soft lips for that matter.
âShe didnât itâs just she said some thingsâŠâ you looked at him as he looked down âwhat did she say?â Her words played in his mind but he couldnât bring himself to repeat them so he shook it off ânevermind it doesnât matter, itâs stupid Iâm all good.â He forced a smile but you saw through it âhey.. you know evil Y/N rented go carts?â You tried cheer him up and knowing Benny it worked and automatically he was back to his old self âonly room for 2!â And with that you two scurried to front in giggles
Maybe things could be different now?
Ahhh Iâm sorry that was so short but I hope you like itđđ Iâm gonna proof read it later if I made any mistakes <33
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@kiki-dohedo joined me on magma!! <3
itâs so colorful,,,,, puppet cain i love you so much đą
Closeups :0
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the hopeless romantic need to bring love letters back !
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Jaderoysophia with trans girl Roy/Rory headcanons?
Roryđ„șđ„șđ„șMy wife!!!
Femme4Femme4Butch(Roy is the butch)
Tism4Tism4Tism too!!!
Rory's gfs helped her transition
Definitely a very musical couple!!!
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my eye is twitching over the fact that i will never have jess mariano annotating books for me
omfg real. like my turn when
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AnYtHiNg??
Okay. So. How do you write such bangers every time?
Like itâs always so so good and poetic and Iâm just over here wondering if youâre gonna share any of that creative juice in the box??
Also I might have partook in the devilâs lettuce so excuse me if I donât make sense.
Okie, love you (platonically), byeeeee
First off what the FUCK YOU ARE SO SWEET! the fact that you think I write bangers has me wanting to tear up right now omg!
Second, I wish to partake of the devils lettuce too dude đ© Iâve only been doing edibles lately.
And I love you too!! (Platonically) thanks for the sweet words! đ„čđ€
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Thoughts about Jess really make me go into all sort of tangents lol. Cause like, while I was watching the first season I was talking with my mom about how small towns are portrayed in media.
It's something I've been paying extra attention to a lot lately, since I'm writing njabbic, and growing up in a small town (technically a village actually) is a big part of Aria's backstory and what shaped her into who she is. And in my story, the small town is portrayed very negatively, which I feel is very common. It's the whole "small town, small minds" thing, which is something that gets repeated in njabbic a lot. Just that the smaller the population is the less diversity there's gonna be, and then when someone is different it really stands out. Also if everyone knows everyone, there's really no place to escape. You can't be anonymous. Also since njabbic takes place in the 90s when they didn't have internet, there's really not much to do where Aria lives except gossip, which only makes the problems worse.
And there's also idea that small towns are limiting. Aria has always had big dreams and a longing for adventure, which none of her peers share and find her strange for having. Her dreams are literally bigger than her home, which is why she feels trapped.
And then there's the positive side of things, which is a lot of what Stars Hollow feels like in the beginning. Where the small size of the population and everyone knowing everyone results in a really tight knit community. Like a really big family with all that small town charm as well. Also the fact that like every resident is super weird and eccentric somehow (affectionate for everyone except Taylor).
And in the first season, this is mainly how Stars Hallow is portrayed (they even have an entire plot line where Paris tries to discover the town's "dark side" and it's meant to be funny because it doesn't have one), but when Jess enters in season 2 it shows aspects of the town that aligns with that first example (here's your story Paris). And I think it's interesting that the world is afforded this complexity, and what it says about how these portrayals differ because of who's telling the story. Cause if Jess had been the main character of the show it most definitely would've been portrayed as example number 1. I don't know, it's just about how people and places are complex and one's perfect blah blah.
Oh yes, definitely! Gilmore Girls always does that thing where they simultaneously confirm a stereotype and demolish it, which I've mentioned before. It's all about the perspective and it's lovely to see that same manner of writing applied to the characters. The problem (well, one of the problems) with a tight-knit community is that they don't do so well with change and what's so heartbreaking about their treatment of Jess is that it's more of a treatment of this caricature, a made up character with this boy's face, personification of unpleasant aspects of change. But naturally, everything they say and do inevitably affects him and messes with his self image which wasn't too positive to start with. And then you have Rory!!! Who deals with the opposite issue, but it's an issue that comes from the same source which makes Rory and Jess the perfect reflections of each other. Jess is only ever associated with failure, Rory is never allowed to fail which leads to her actual mistakes being regarded as the mistakes of this other, made up Rory because the real Rory can't possibly afford to be anything other than an angel, anything other than the nice, good kid. (I have to recommend @jonismitchell 's beautiful writing piece that deals with the struggles of being "the cool girl". One of the best writing pieces I've ever encountered and while it doesn't deal with Gilmore Girls specifically, I think it's still relevant to the subject.) Re: see how Rory's treated after the car accident. I think that situation perfectly reflects the different ways in which the town exaggerates a singular trait these young people possess (or have appeared to possess) and only see them through that lens. That's why, to find comfort and understanding, Jess and Rory always have to be away from the town somehow, sometimes even physically. (the bridge, New York, the empty diner) It functions as a metaphor for the world they created prompted by each other's presence where they can not only be who they are, but also REALISE for the first time that they aren't this one unchangeable point in time and space. (This is where I talk about how romanticism is Literati's historical movement.) That they aren't only capable of changing, but that there's more to them right now, in the moment of speaking. Jess questions Rory's lifelong dream, she questions his predictions about his future. Maybe he doesn't only have to work to survive, maybe he can work to survive and love the work that he does. Which means a lot, someone seeing that kind of potential in you, when your whole life so far has been about holding onto the edges of the world that doesn't love you and trying to preserve against whatever lies behind existence, all that on your own. (Rory doesn't get enough credit for her unwavering faith in people and the ability to focus on the good in them.)
But the town loves Rory, and she loves her town. She loves Stars Hollow. It's small and everybody knows everybody and she's loved. Well, the person she thinks she should be is loved. But still, it's love because love is not fixed in stone the way that Rory's future is. So she's always torn between satisfying everybody else and satisfying herself and the former always seems like a better option because a part of her doesn't want to be anything except the person that she should be, the fixed point, the ideal. That other choice would acquire change and a complete reexamination of her identity. (this is what makes Jess's progress soooo good) Who else is reluctant when it comes to change? Small towns. But Rory's dreams are big, she wants to travel and see the world the same way Little Women's Amy March does. ("I was impatient, I wanted to get out into the world.") How do you accomplish both the internal AND external peace when your own self feeds on contradiction?
So Amy sailed away to find the old world, which is always new and beautiful to young eyes, while her father and friend watched her from the shore, fervently hoping that none but gentle fortunes would befall the happy-hearted girl, who waved her hand to them till they could see nothing but the summer sunshine dazzling on the sea.
I really love it when places are shown to parallel people because there's a whole entire world in all of us, but the common mistake is pursuing this one place per person logic. Because often times, the world within you doesn't exactly match anything external perfectly. It's more like a mosaic of different places and it just keeps building itself, it's a city and a little town and a person. A speck of dust burdened by being larger than life. I think that's why it's often said that home is found in others because you're more likely to find similarities or understanding between two collages of experience, no matter how different the pieces they're made out of are, the concept their presence relies on is the same. Just... places changing the people and people changing the places. They always end up painted one over the other and you can rarely tell which one came first.
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Hello!
I would like to request a Rocky x reader (romantic) oneshot. A fluffy one with a bit of spice would be nice ;) I don't really have a specific plot in mind, but maybe something on the topic of affection? Whatever the story, i'm sure it will be amazing â€
Thank u, and have a nice day/night!
Hello, Anon!! Thank you for dropping by!! Your request just so happened to align with an idea I've had, and... I got a bit carried away, I suppose. This is well over three thousand words.
Hope you'll find as much entertainment in reading as I did in writing, anyhow!! (I missed crafting dialogue for this silly cat, even if it's equal parts shameless purple prose fun and an absolute pain in the neck.)
âAbsolutely not.â
The pose of cheerful enthusiasm he presented the idea with didnât falter, although his grin seemed to by a sliver.
âAww, why?â
âItâs not gonna work.â
âWe canât know that until we try!â
Youâd come down before opening hour, when many of the lights framing the red-curtained stage and finely carved pillars hadnât been ignited yet in order to lessen electricity bills, leaving the grandiose speakeasy hall to ruminate in a mellow, warm late afternoon dusk. Leaning against one of the pool tables webbed with gilded patterns on the sides, you glanced him up and down in half-lidded skepticism. It was brief, yet defeating.
âI say this with all the love in my heart,â you prefaced the ruthless confession with a teasing smile, âbut you donât look like you could lift a cornstalk.â
âAnd you have a point! But consider this,â he countered, gesturing passionately with his hands as if materializing a vision of success before the both of you, and thatâs when you recognized this conversation was about to shimmy beyond the bounds of reality. âWhat wonders can be achieved through the power of love? It can avail you to weather a sea of infernal blazes, crumble ancient mounts to their innermost cores, compel the course of celestial bodiesââ
âBut it canât give you muscles.â
The conjurations of poetic fancies promptly shattered, and he gave you a disheartened look.
âOh, come on, dearest,â he pleaded, all gleaming blue eyes and droopy ears. âHave you no faith in your one and only chevalier?â
âConcerning any other situation⊠a hard maybe. Depends if anything flammableâs involved.â
You put a finger to your chin in lighthearted contemplation.
âBut this⊠well, I trust you in pulling this off without either of us getting hurt about as far as I could throw you with one hand.â
âI donât weigh much,â he perked up assuringly. âYou could toss me a good few feet, I reckon.â
âSo then we should try this the other way around.â
A glint of curiosity hinted he may not have been entirely opposed. Nonetheless, you could tell he wouldnât let himself be so easily shot down in his steadfast ambitions, about which you happened to be right.
âYour suggestions are appreciated,â he placated upon your prompt sigh of disappointment, âbut in the name of chivalry I must persist with my vision. Because I am certain that there is a way, as there is a will, to achieve it.â
He pondered aloud whilst leant against the pool table opposite to yours, tail swishing figure eights in the air as if stirring up the brainworks.
âJust let me think about itâŠâ
A bit to the left, two of the local employment were spectating from their usual spots by the bar. Zib, who had draped himself half-across the counter while Viktor was cleaning it around him, regarded the scene from under his hat with a caustic glance. The smoke simmering from the cigarette he was languidly tasting occasionally wafted your way.
âLooks like chivalryâs not dead yet after all,â he grumbled, the corners of his lips teasing amusement, âbut heâs about to be.â
The burly slovak continued with his somewhat menial task in dutiful disinterest, intimidating all unsightly dirt spots off the wooden surface with an effortless glare.
âIdiot vill break own spine vid effort,â he stated matter-of-factly, then after a thoughtful pause, shrugged. âSaves me the trouble.â
âOh, such searing pessimism!â
Rocky turned to theatrically retort, rejoining your circles from the far reaches of whatever realms his mind had been venturing.
âWell I regret to inform you, gentlemen,â he gave an easygoing little smirk, âthat the only sort of spectacle youâll be getting today is the glorious display of romanceâs incandescent triumph.â
âYou should heed your sweetheartâs advice, kid,â Zib warned over his glassful of a somewhat suspicious golden beverage. âArtists like you and I just werenât built for these kinds of strenuous feats. Youâll get a hernia and then the boss lady will be down one questionable bootlegger.â
âPff⊠Nonsense talk!â
He waved off the notion as if swatting away a bug, and you pinched your brow in exasperation.
âWaste not such paltry concerns on me, my friend! You see, it might not leave that impression at first glanceâŠâ he flexed a bit to show off his bicep then stared at it with a blank expression once it failed to strengthen his argument, ânor perhaps second⊠but these spindly sinews are rife with untapped potential! Why, you think the Atlas of mythology had trained in advance to support the whole world on his shoulders? And yet, it still goes âround smoothly to this day. Which is to say that, hopefully helped by Fortunaâs favor, the release of a comparable innate strength shall aid me in this fated task of carrying mine.â
Despite his conspicuous lack of visible musculature he gave a grin of such radiant certainty it couldâve powered the rest of the lights. Zib blinked slowly, unimpressed in his fermentative, cigarette-stink skepticism. Viktor kept cleaning.
âAlbeit I suppose thereâs more point in a show rather than tell.â
Rocky stretched his arms in a somewhat comically overstated manner.
âSo the old-fashionated way it is!â He then took up a stance and spread them in anticipation. âCome hither, my darling love, letâs prove those naysayers wrong! Leap into the arms of your favorite bard!â
âI still donât condone this idea.â
You crossed your arms, resolution as hard as the wood digging into your lower back. Unstoppable force smiling baffledly at the inmovable object.
âYou donât?â
âNot really.â
He pouted. Oh, how you couldnât stand it when those gorgeous sapphires looked at you so coyly despondent. And of course, he was aware.
âYou mean you wonât even give it a chance?â he implored, tail gingerly lowering. âNot even if Iâll sooner have my organs be crushed into a fine sludge than let one hair on your head bend the wrong way?â
âEspecially not then.â
Patiently, you stood, the twitch of your ears and your own tailâs gentle whipping behind your legs and brushing up to the smooth block of wood being your only movement. You watched him deflate in a slowly progressing manner not unlike that of a balloon animal leaking from a small opening; you could even imagine the characteristic sound to go with.
You tried not to laugh.
âNot even if,â he attempted once more, âit could be a most passionful pageantry of courteousness?â
âMore like foolishness.â
Irritated by his snark for a change, you tilted your head in Zibâs direction. When he earned both of your attention by extension the resident nicotine eater, chin resting on the heel of his palm, flicked a huge ear and leisurely presented his back to you as though heâd never cared.
âJust picture it for a second!â Rocky suggested, snapping back to the conversation and taking your hand in his to help transmit the mental imagery through skin-to-skin contact. âA most consummate culmination of chivalrous custom!â
âCertainly,â you rolled your eyes yet didnât resist when he snuck up close to grab a hold of your waist with an almost imperceptible delicacy.
âIâd gather you in my arms,â he narrated, âa most beauteous royal rose, pooling in your eyes the glimmers of a star-speckled galaxy, a divine black ether brimming with a variegated, dazzling cavalcade of celestial hues⊠oh, what fair nobility of ephemeral grace, molded in the realms above from the finest marble and ambrosia by lilium-scented, angelic handsâŠâ
His face was close to yours, and your gazes intertwined; you could be quite sure he was just describing what he saw. You averted your eyes, slightly flustered.
âYou sure know your words,â you nipped without any real teeth to it.
âI try,â he acknowledged cheerfully, nonetheless keeping proximate. âAnd me, no more than a humbled troubadour, a mere mortal permitted by Providence to embrace salvation itself,â you made an inarticulate noise of incredulity, âgentle tethering of your mass serving to remind that this resplendent scene is no meager illusion, a cruel trick of the light, but bona fide realityâŠâ
You squirmed half-heartedly away in your chagrin, yet each bit of distance you created between the two of you he kept closing just as effortlessly, drinking in your expressions.
âIn rapt entrancement weâd behold each otherâs countenance,â you could feel his words on your whiskers, âhoney-glaze lusters dancing across our lips in nectareal beckoning, your arms entangling my nape with fervor as you pull me under to merge our souls by way of osculation in the heart of the Earthââ
âEnough rhapsodizing,â you entreated with a wide, mildly embarrassed smile you couldnât fight, âyou poetaster.â
âNow, donât tell me you wouldnât enjoy that.â
You exhaled in a burst, gripping the wooden brim you were leant on. Tail curling and uncurling in thought.
âIt sounds fine,â you emphatically minced, âbut I donât require it. You know you can just talk sweet to me like that or give me a kiss when Iâm still on my feet and youâll just as easily sweep me off them.â
âBut thereâs no harm in experimenting, right?â
âThatâs⊠a very dubious statement.â
âWell, if it does work, it shall surely be memorable.â
Across the way, over ornate red carpet and leather seats, Viktor had since taken to polishing glasses while Zib ever-industriously continued to metabolize the establishmentâs embalming fluid reserves in spite of the hour.
ââŠAnd if it doesnât,â Rocky proposed the possibility with great hesitation, âas far as I can recall, bone fractures actually heal a lot quicker than youâd expect.â
With the band backstage, thatâd be only two direct witnesses to your loss of dignity.
âYouâre not about to let this go until I oblige,â you observed with a heavy heart and patted his arm, âso go ahead. Iâll give you a chance to enter history records as the worldâs first cooked pasta-based organism to princess carry a whole person.â
You adjusted yourself in front of him at a roughly ninety-degree angle and put your arm around his shoulders. Enthusiasm flawlessly rekindled he took swift hold of your back in return, biting his lip in anticipation like a giddy kid.
âBut if you sprain a muscle, Iâm not bringing you the ice,â you stated firmly to his face.
âYou canât sprain whatâs scarcely there,â he beamed back like it was of any reassurance.
âWell, alright.â
That obnoxious smoke hit your nose again. Beneath the golden glow of red lampshades, Zib had unexpectedly honored your ambitions by sitting marginally more erect, pushing up the brim of his hat to ensure his sight wasnât failing him.
âWouldnât you look at that,â he grunted, pointy eyebrows raised. âTheyâre doing it for real.â
Viktor stopped in his surprisingly gentle handiwork and fixed a sharp, singular eye on the pair of you. When your clumsy preparations and nervous fidgeting painted a confirmatory enough picture, he set the glass and rag down with a thud, leisurely slapping two huge paws on the clean oak counter to lean on it.
âDis vill be amusing.â
You gulped at the audience, blooming in your chest a severe doubt. You squeezed Rockyâs shoulder and felt the pointed conjunction of bones digging into your palm without any real effort.
âWhenever youâre readyâŠâ
He smiled at you with those sweet blue eyes that drew your attention like a magnet, adamant on dissolving your worries within themselves. It almost convinced you that what you were about to do wasnât both ridiculously asinine and physically unsafe⊠albeit still rather mild by the standards of dating Rocky Rickaby.
You looked at one of the curling, wrought iron chandeliers and sucked in a resolute breath.
ââŠHere goes nothing.â
In clenched-fist concentration, you jumped and threw your legs in the air for him to catch. He grabbed after them in wide-eyed startlement and as the momentum flung you at him, you prayed.
There was a grunting noise. Something in-between the squeak of a strangled rubber chicken and the aghast chuff of a scuffed, abused bagpipe as every last square inch of air is violently crushed out of it; youâd heard naught of such a combination before yet were instantly able to identify it. Arms clasped tight around his neck you hung on for dear life whilst he gripped your side and thighs in a no less firm desperation, fingers unintendedly clawing into tense flesh. He stood taut as a bowstring, you could feel as much beneath the clothes, though unfortunately nowhere near as straight and with every slight tremble and corrective squirm you feared yourselves tipping over in his direction and giving the carpeted limestone a sore greeting.
Time collapsed to a halt under the weight of anticipation. Cautious in your breaths, wide-eyed and blatantly uncomforted by his palpable quaking, you watched as his rigid expression of concentration strained on a half-hearted grin for your sake to mask what very much still was mortal terror hatching from amongst the shards of hubris.
And then⊠nothing.
You blinked a few times. Other than your own heartbeat, and what amounted to the whimpers of a heavy wooden chair being dragged across the floor that you soon confirmed to be coming from him instead, all sounds of impending doom receded. You took a deep inhale of the stagnant cave air and held it in bewilderment, knees squished close to one another.
Well, youâd be damned.
Flush to his torso and clutching the cheap fabric of his shirt, you stared on, trying to comprehend the situation. As was he, evidently, with how amidst his tight-lipped yet valiant bearing of the ramifications his eyes darted around the room as if disaster was running unusually late. No gears turn at such a pace however, for when at last the ice in your tendons began to melt in contemplation of asking whether he could move enough to put you down safely or if you should just jump for it, he exerted a small huff of accomplishment and it changed something, because you began to dip rapidly forward. Some indiscernible profanity escaped your mouth.
At least he gallantly broke your fall⊠and a rib as well, by the sound of it.
The ground was about as soft as youâd imagined when it kissed your limbs and left you with your hands splayed on velvety carpet. You caught glimpse of your audience and, lo and behold, Viktor for a brief second appeared to possess something of a smile behind the bar. Of schadenfreude, naturally. Nonetheless the witnessing of such an evanescent miracle left you nothing short of humbled.
âWell, that surprised nobody,â Zib sneered, a whiff of smoke leaving his nostrils. âWeâll hold him a tasteful funeral.â
âHeâs not dead,â you indignantly countered, blowing tousled locks of hair out of your face, then turned to your knight in shoddy armor just to be sure. âYouâre not dead, right?â
With that, you recognized that the reason your posterior ached less than the rest of you was his organs still being smushed under it, so you hastily clambered off. Sweetly enough, he hadnât mentioned, though it may have just been that heâd yet to recover from getting the wind knocked out of him enough to form a sentence.
âNever felt more alive,â he wheezed in affirmation, clutching his torso. âIâve come to sense fibers of my physique I didnât know existed.â
âNo wonder. Did you dislocate something?â
Crouched over your boyfriend on all fours, you scrutinized him whilst your tail lashed back and forth in acute concern regarding his lack of attempts to get up despite having him practically caged under you. Considering his talent for looking pathetic while curled up on the floor, you couldnât be blamed.
âWell, all of my bones are still inside,â he tilted his head without raising it to look over himself. âThatâs their designated place, I believe.â
âYouâre such a twit.â
Bright blue eyes flicked up at you innocently, arms clasped together in a protective self-embrace. Your features softened with a sigh.
âI heard a crack,â you explained, gaze lingering over his ribcage. âI thought Iâd hurt you.â
âOh, that was just my pride,â he dismissed jovially. âNothing worth the bewailment. Poor thing wasnât about to survive the winter anyhow.â
That restless, puffy tail of yours came to a tentative pause upon his knees, drawn only halfway up to accomodate your presence as he squirmed lightly in his restricted position. Though the barely lit murk of underground, his grin still shined as disarming as any other.
âYou couldnât hurt me if you tried.â
Whether he meant that remark as a pacification or a challenge, you preferred not to dispute. You let go of the tension in your shoulders however, easing off to settle down next to him and allow him some space to do the same.
âWell, this was just stupid,â you concluded, listlessly examining your bruised appendages. âI have no idea what drove you to something so pointless.â
He carefully rolled up off the ground then simply sat there, blinking at you in a way that betrayed neither any particular discomfort nor the absence of it. You observed him in ponderance. Due to the lack of any concrete signals from upstairs you decided youâd just have to assume the best.
âUnless,â you teased with a squint of suspicion, minding your volume, âyou just wanted me on top of you that bad.â
Now that definitely reached the headquarters. When it did, he responded with one of those downright sinful grins that made the notion of punching him in the face sound vastly appealing.
âIt wasnât according to my plan, per se,â he gestured in a sly manner, âbut itâs certainly not a development youâll catch me complaining about.â
âYou cad.â
You regarded him with a scolding glare you didnât really mean but perhaps shouldâve. He stood or, well, sat his ground, and it didnât take a medium to guess anymore what newfound visions mightâve been stirring on behind that striped forehead of his; you only hoped he wouldnât start waxing poetics about it.
âCouldâve just asked me nicely,â you murmured with a smirk.
You noted the proximity all of a sudden; his nose couldnât have been two inches away from touching yours. He peered down at you in awareness, chuckling.
âAh, but the overture's half the merriment.â
âThis place has marvelous acoustics, by the way,â Zib spoke out of nowhere and made every bone in your body flinch, âso you might wanna consider taking this somewhere else before our sparse patronage arrivesââ
âOh, shut it, Zibowsky.â
You snapped at him, ears pinned, feeling rather deserving of some soap in your mouth. Rocky got over the interruption with a more careless ease and disregarded the air of awkwardness he helped create in favor of lighting up in triumph.
âBut our labour for love wasnât in vain, after all!â he exclaimed over your shoulder. âWe all saw it, right? My romantically inspired exhibition of unprecedented prowress? I mustâve held on for a good minute there!â
âHow long did it last, by the way?â you inquired, watching as Viktor continued cleaning glasses. âI was too busy panicking to count.â
âTwo seconds.â
Your face stretched in astonishment. Zib took out a lighter.
âYouâre pulling my leg.â
âNo, really,â he reiterated, igniting another cigarette with a series of clicks while the previous butt laid crumpled beside him on the counter, âtwo seconds. I was just about to congratulate you.â
You stared on at the sprawling carpet, befuddled, yet the intricate patterns held no explanation for this anomaly. Time does simply happen to slow to a crawl when youâre fearing for your life, as it turned out. Rocky slumped in dejection.
âAh well,â he lamented, bushy brows descending. âIt would appear that my hopes to beguile you with a debonair display could not come true after all.â
His tail gingerly curled around him, saddened to an equal degree. You pouted along in playful endearment.
âYouâre so silly,â you ascertained. âI donât mind that youâre a weakling.â
You took his hand balled up on the ground, enveloping it with your own. He watched in slight trepidation.
âAre you sure?â
âYeah.â
The two of you locked eyes amidst the magnificent cavern of bygone extravagance; the âheart of the Earthâ, as heâd put it. Decked in hues of crimson and gold and marinating in a mystiqueful twilight, a regrettably vacant wonder of architectural design honoring the arts dĂ©coratifs, all the dazzling sights of the establishment couldn't have hoped to draw you away from the one instrictic extension of it you delighted in looking at the most.
âAnd I wouldnât trade you in for the brawniest of gallants,â you pressed a tingling kiss on his cheek, âmy noodle-limbed prince.â
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normalize listening to debut in honour of dwayne đ
ur insane <3
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i request you write the wookiee bunks or zombie Benny fanfiction please
Bunks.
Zombie!Benny weir x fem!reader
â A/N; Iâm so sorry I neglected this request for so long when itâs SO plotful!! My main reasoning was I tried to find the website where you can watch bunks in English but I didnât find it however that will not stop me from writing my oneshot, itâs just who ever has understood the dialogue will know itâs not 100% accurate.
â summary: something horrible happened at your summer camp that somehow turned into something good.
From as far as you got to know about Benny weir before what had yet to happen you could tell he was a confident kind yet charming soul who volunteered on the summer camp job for an extra few bucks and hey no hate in game, you were actually quite happy seeing a friendly face around.
You didnât have much friends other than Rory, but you did have your occasional encounters with Benny but still not enough that you two would consider each other friends. Just polite greetings.
So, from what you thought was gonna be an awkward and boring summer was ultimately brightened up a bit knowing he came, it surprised you he even got the job in the first place where you were so sure the substitute teacher was so detriment to apply for help there and suddenly he for a sick day.
His loss your gain.
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âHey! Benny isnât it? I didnât think Iâd see you here I thought your grandmother said you couldnât come on the trip?â
Benny nodded having smiled back at you his rather charming smile once he was met with your familiar face. âThat was before she knew there was money involved. Said I was applying for a job to help with my future college plans and bam! Benny boy is off the hook.â
âIt isnât entirely a lie tho, nice job.â You replied, âI hope to see you around more often. things are actually starting to look up now that I know your here.â You tilted your head to side as you confessed your true feelings about the matter.
âThey are?â You nodded âmmhm, I was kinda bummed when you told me you couldnât make it, glad things turned around tho.â You smiled pulling at your yet to be packed in backpack âwell in that case Iâm glad they did Y/N,â Benny chimed âafter your finished with your stuff how about I show you around later?â
âIâd like that.â You replied happy you were making a new friend already first day of summer camp. with that his was back to finishing his job and you were back to smiling in thought,
You had always found Benny rather attractive though some may argue different, but you never really did anything about your silly little crush always saying there were more important things like your grades to keep on track than swooning over some Brunette Green eyed boy.
I guess what you didnât know was he was gonna be a distraction for a long while from many of those things.
That was a 3 weeks ago.
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Your favourite blonde haired best friend had offered you to sit around the vampire with the rest of the gang that night but you had politely declined his offer, apparently they were all going around telling scary stories but you were particularly feeling perky enough to socialise some more after your social battery just about drained and you opted to just hitting the pillow instead, you heard the chatter and the music from a ukulele outside tho, I bet they were having fun..â eh Iâll figure it out from Rory in the morningâ you figured.
It was around 6 oâclock in the morning when you woke again, obviously not voluntarily it was the abrutive banging on your cabin door that had did it for you, so groggily you shrugged on your shoes and whilst mentally cursing Rory for intrusively interrupting your dilfism dream you opened the door but not to be faced by Rory.
Oddly enough it was a sickly pale Benny weir. But what was he doing at your cabin door step this early?!
âBenny? Are you alright?â Was all you spoke out in concern through your groggy morning voice as you watched the boy struggle to form any coherent word at all never mind a sentence.
His hair was disheveled and his clothes were immensely dirty showing signs of struggle as you eyed his deathly pale complexion.
âM-mm I- I-â
you eyed Benny wearily as you saw him frustrated as he tried to fumble through his words at your door step, you had thought you were dreaming at this Rate and maybe this was all too early.
But that wasnât the case as he desperately tried to figure out how to communicate what was wrong with him looking a little more frightened by the minute because what if his state is permanent, and you had no idea what happened at the camp fire last night
âWhat happened to you? Come inside please sit down you donât look too well.â
Benny shook his head frantically as he fought back his impulsive urge to barge in and do something he would most definitely regret his mind is not in the right place. This was a mistake, it was wrong he shouldnât have came to your door. He stumbled back and started to walk away
âBenny ? Where are you going!â You ran out from your cabins door as you eyed Benny running to the middle of the woods, is he out of his mind?! No way after that encounter were you gonna let him leave without a explanation.
Something had seriously gone wrong last night.
Unfortunately you didnât find him immediately much to your dismay. âY/N? what are you doing up so early? Itâs not safe out here.â Said one of the workers to you confused which snapped you out of your worried trance âwhat are you talking about?â It was your turn to be confused as you looked her way âlast night? You werenât here were you? One of our volunteers were murdered there was this creepy asylum escapee who ran through here and Benny Weir had the bad luck of stumbling into him.â
âWhat are you saying? Do you know where he is now?â You asked âheâs uh,â a beat. âY/N, we found him last night in the woods. We found him dead.â They had finally answered cautiously. But thatâs not possible he was at your doorstep this morning. Did Rory do this to him?! But from as far as you knew about your best friend he wouldnât hurt another person so it couldnât have been. It couldnât have been Roryâs friends Erica or Sarah either.
âMiss Y/N Iâm gonna need you to go back to your cabin until further notice alright?â All you did was nod before heading back.
You couldnât wrap your head around things were you hallucinating this morning? Or that whole conversation all together?
Opening the door to your cabin that was already unlocked, it was a stupid decision really even if they werenât some kind of killer or (your own hunch) creature running about but desperate time came for desperate measure and when following a announced dead boy into the woods you donât think of things like that.
You also wouldnât think youâd find him inside your cabin fumbling through your stuff.
âBenny? Oh my god Benny!â You came over to him after finally closing your door, he turned to you frightened as if he didnât know who you were as if he wasnât banging down your door just an hour ago at 4 oâclock. So you walked gingerly slow near him as if he was a deer in head lights he stared at you with a look you couldnât quite decipher.
Here you were trying not to scare off a dead guy in your cabin. Nice start to a Tuesday.
Then suddenly he went back to what he was doing and groaned angry with himself as he knocked over something and ultimately broke it. Itâs like he didnât know who you were or how to speak he just knew.. here. This place, Your cabin.
âI know you know somethings wrong Benny and I also know this is hard for anyone to hear but Benny⊠you died. I have no idea how you came back but you youâre back somehow! There was this murder who escaped and did horrible.. horrible things to you.â
As you went on to explain his current situation with tears brimming at your eyes he went into a frenzy like he definitely shouldnât be here right now and he didnât know how to act or why he was doing things at all but all he knew was he was aggressive, and your cabin had to show for it as he rushed to the bathroom before you could stop him.
âBenny what are you doing?â You asked Concerned and thatâs when you rushed in right behind him, hearing him banging his head at the toilet seat frantically as he groaned. âBENNY! BENNY STOP!â You urged grabbing his head in your eyes and he did that confusing look again and he looked into your eyes like an innocent soul with those mesmerising Green eyes of his.
You grabbed a hand towel and was quick to dampen it at the new wound Benny had created and wiped away the blood as Benny winced at the touch and cold whilst eyeing the towel in both a confused and curious matter. You took the curtesy of wiping the wound that got him here in the first place as you lifted his bloodied up shirt revealing a nasty bite mark and slash, how vulgar.
He sat there absentmindedly as he looked daze yet kept his focus on you but not really paying attention. You wiped the bite where the chunk of skin and where the blade was slashed and lathered it with the only ointment your over cautious mother thankfully had made you bring.
Youâd have to thank her later for that.
Once you were sure all blood was gone you put the stuff away. âBenny Iâm just going to get you a clean shirt alright? â you told the zombie boy in a clear tone so heâd understand, if he couldnât speak you werenât so sure heâd understand so you motioned to his shirt as he looked puzzled and then you walked away to get a shirt for him, Rory wasnât in his cabin much but his stuff sure was! And by the looks of Benny heâd manage to squeeze into one of Roryâs T-Shirts.
Shortly enough you returned with a graphic tee nothing too special out of Roryâs pile so you know he wonât miss it gone but itâll do Benny.
Thankfully Benny didnât move from the position he was in when you returned. âBenny Iâm gonna take off your bloodied shirt and change for a clean one okay?â
He grunts struggling with words, itâs like he has a hazy memory of what things are but he just needs help remembering things and you could tell, thatâs where youâd come in to help of course.â
Raise your arms for me, love.â You showed with actions and a beat past he copied your motions, raising his own arms you gingerly removed his shirt and replaced it with the clean one.
Benny looked down at the new shirt he was now sporting and tugged at the fabric looking at you with a curved lip of what seemed like a ghost of a smile.
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âOkay Benny I need to you to learn what you want to say when you need something alright?â It had been a few days since you took Benny in seeing he was at his most vunrable state, 2 other people fell the victims of whatever psycho killer turned Benny into whatever he was now but they didnât have the same affect as Benny did.
Your roommate Rory has assumed it was because maybe he was a witch or something but you laughed at the idea, having said that he was a vampire so anythingâs possible. Which was another problem you found a fix for,
Rory who was supposed your roommate in this cabin could definitely not find out about Benny yet when everyone was grieving the boy just days ago, and Rory was absolutely no good with secrets so you couldnât tell him just yet so made up excuses.
So here you were now teaching Benny words yet again, he was getting better at showing his emotion and affection! A few times now he had hugged you randomly when you returned to the cabin in the afternoon.
You held up an image on your phone that had the word food underneath âso when youâre hungry I want you to say food? Can you say food?â You worded out âfoodâ clear and slow so he could get it, being patient with him.
âFffff⊠oood.â He stuttered out but he said it nonethless, you grinned.
âGreat Job! Okay now when youâre tired say this,â you scrolled to another image which underneath said bed.
âCan you say Bed?â
âB⊠b..â his brows furrowed in frustration and he groaned after a while of trying and went nowhere. âsss-stu-â
âNo Benny youâre not stupid.â You placed a hand on his pale cheek as you gently positioned his head to meet your eyes instead of looking down in shame.
âYou have all the memories of things in here I know you do, you just need someone help you remember them which is what Iâm helping you with.â You smiled kindly to Benny who averting his gaze for a moment before looking back at you and holding up his hand,
This is something Benny had done to show affection lately you noticed. You laced your fingers with his as he watched your two interlaced hands âY-yyy-y/n.. nnno more.â
âItâs okay you did such a good job.â You assured âyou wanna know what I do when Iâm frustrated?â Benny tilted his head.
You got up from your position on the bed as Benny watched you in Curiousity wondering what you were doing, you rummaged through your draw to pull out headphones and giddily went back into the same position.
âThis is called music okay? You used to show me a bunch a songs before, but this one was your favourite.â You played said song on your iPod and watched Bennys face intently as the song played through the headphones.
Immediately Benny began looking around for the sound being played in his ears as he hummed, you stood up to clean to place as a smile tugged on your lips.
you bent down to retrieve your dirty clothes and place on your nightstand once folded so at least it wasnât in the way Benny came behind you humming the rhythm of the song playing through the device. When suddenly he hugged you from behind,
Your smiled grew as your turned so you were facing his, brushing some stray brown hairs away from his face as you eyed his beautiful features Benny smiled. You pecked his nose and his smile grew along with his blush as he nuzzled his face into your shoulder in a shy manner which you found so cute.
You pulled his face away from your shoulder after a moment and shared a sweet kiss with him and pulled away to hug him further.
âCc⊠c-cuddles, y/n.â
âYeah okay Benny.â
OH MY GOD YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HAPPY I AM WITH THIS I MIGHT MAKE WAY MORE !! Again sorry it took so long but im so thankful you encouraged me to make this your love is very much appreciated @iloverosesforever but man did this take long. I hope you like it as much as I do after all this wait time my lovely ! <33
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HEYY RORY I LOVE THE SOMEBODY ELSE SERIES ALREADY
if its not claimed already, can i pls be đ anon?? love ur writing mwa đ
AHHH HI NONNIE TYSM!!!
and ofc you can be! i'm getting emoji anons now this is the best day ever
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Rory for bingo? (If you're still accepting)
send me a character from stranger things / chuck / doctor who
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