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ââ´âa/n: i literally wrote this in half an hour. im so tired, so if this is bad, pls cut me some slack. </3
ââ´âwarnings: dean teases you, you pretend like you dont like him but you hella do
itâs a friday night, and the entirety of briar is out crashing random parties and drinking until their livers start malfunctioning. youâre not, though, because here you are, working the graveyard shift at the campusâ library while everyone is out.
a couple of the mathematical engineering students have booked a private room until eleven, and only after they leave, you can start closing up. youâve picked up a new romance book to read to kill the time, thank god. youâve been swamped with course work, and this is the first time in a whole week where you can sit back and relax. you flip to the first page of your new novel, untilâ
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In the End (Pt.3)
Summary: Caleb realizes how badly he messed up and hurt you. He will do everything in his power to prove to you that he is sorry even though you have completely written him off.....or have you?
Warning(s): None really...just some built up tension and romance. Unless you count Caleb getting rejected multiple times as a warning.

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It Didn't Take Much (Pt.2)
Summary: After being in Casa for three days, you finally come face to face with Caleb at the recoupling. And letâs just say, youâre about to hold nothing back and stand on business. (second part of the series)
A/N: this will be based on the infamous argument between Serena and Kordell. I need some angst in my life with our cowboy (not sorry at all, cause a happy ending is coming.)
Warning(s): angst, insecure thoughts, emotional stress, possible heartbreak for you readers.
Masterlist:
Caleb McDaniel:
Came Here for Love
Summary: You came to Love Island in hopes of finding love with someone. Little did you know that a southern cowboy would capture your attention.
The Hideaway
Summary: You and Caleb get picked to go into the hideaway by America, and lets just say there was absolutely nothing to hide after that night.
Mini Series:
Part 1
Summary: itâs the morning after you and Caleb stayed in the hideaway. Why is it that when you wake up heâs not there next to you?
Part 2
Summary: After being in Casa for three days, you finally come face to face with Caleb at the recoupling. And letâs just say, youâre about to hold nothing back and stand on business.
Part 3
Summary: Caleb realizes how badly he messed up and hurt you. He will do everything in his power to prove to you that he is sorry even though you have completely written him off.....or have you?
Frozen Over- Dean Di Laurentis
WC: 2,179
Warnings: Fluff, stress/academic pressure, Minor fall on the ice, lots of soft romance. Basically just a tooth rotting fluff.
Summary: After a brutal week of final exams, Dean notices that you were running on empty. Without explaining himself, he bundles you into his car late at night and drives you somewhere unexpectedâhis favorite place in the world. What starts as an odd midnight trip to the hockey rink turns into a night neither of you will ever forget.
A/N: I have just realized how hard it is to write detailed words. This story was a struggle because I'm horrible at vocabulary so I had to search up a lot. At some point I just gave up and just wrote. So I actually have no idea if this is good. But anyways I hope you Angel's enjoy a very movie-like story.
The highlight of your week was remembering to eat lunch. That was how bad things had gotten.
Finals have consumed every spare second of your life. Notes were scattered across your apartment like confetti after a parade. Empty coffee cups decorated every surface. Your laptop sat open on the coffee table, a textbook balanced precariously on top of another textbook, which rested on top of a notebook filled with frantic handwriting.
And right in the middle of all of it sat a very exhausted and overwhelmed you. Staring blankly at a page you've read six times without absorbing a single word.
A groan escaped you as you dropped your forehead onto the textbook. You couldn't do this anymore. Your brain felt like mush as if it was about to explode.
Then your apartment door opened.You barely lifted your head.
"Hey, baby." Dean's familiar voice drifted through the apartment. Normally, hearing him instantly improves your mood. But tonight you just made a tired noise that sounded vaguely human.
His footsteps approached.
Then stopped.
Silence.
You knew that silence. The silence of Dean observing.
Evaluating.
Noticing things.
You slowly looked up.
Dean stood beside the couch wearing a black hoodie and gray sweatpants. His hockey bag hung from one shoulder. His eyebrows were raised.
"What?" You asked defensively.
His gaze swept across the room.
The textbooks.
The flashcards.
The dark circles under your eyes.
The half-eaten granola bar from several hours ago.
Then he looked back at you. "Get dressed."
You blinked at his sudden words. "What?"
"Get dressed."
You stared. "Dean."
"Yeah?"
You let out a small huff "What are you talking about? I have stuff to do.â
His expression remained completely serious. "Just get dressed."
You narrowed your eyes. "Why?"
"Because we're leaving."
"Leaving for where?"
Dean smiled. That annoying smile. The one that meant he knew something you didn't. "Baby, trust me."
"That's not an answer."
"Still leaving."
You threw a pen at him and he caught it effortlessly. "Dean."
"Sweetheart."
"Where are we going?"
He walked over and gently took your face in both hands. The exhaustion in your eyes made something soften in his expression. For a moment he simply looked at you. Really looked at you. Then he kissed your forehead.
"Dress warm."
"Deanâ"
"Dress warm."
You groaned dramatically and reluctantly got up off of your messy couch.
Five minutes later you emerged from your bedroom bundled in a sweater, leggings, boots, and a winter jacket.
Dean grinned. "Perfect."
"I still don't know where we're going."
"You don't need to."
"That's concerning."
He grabbed your hand. "Come on."
The drive felt endless. The roads were mostly empty. Streetlights passed by in glowing streaks outside the windows. The clock on the dashboard read nearly eleven-thirty.
You sat curled in the passenger seat with your arms crossed. Dean kept one hand on the steering wheel while the other rested on your thigh. Occasionally his thumb brushed back and forth.
Comforting.
Grounding.
You found yourself relaxing despite your confusion. Finally you looked over at him. "You know normal people tell their girlfriends where they're taking them."
Dean smirked. "Where's the fun in that?"
"You're impossible.
"Yet here you are."
"Unfortunately." You grumbled.
A few minutes later you noticed something familiar.
The campus buildings.
The parking lots.
The athletic center.
Your brows furrowed. "Dean."
"Hm?"
"Why are we at school?"
"You'll see."
"That sounds ominous."
He parked and turned off the engine. Then climbed out before you could continue questioning him.
Cold air immediately brushed against your cheeks. The campus was quiet. Most students were either asleep or locked away studying. The world felt strangely peaceful.
Dean reached for your hand. "Come on."
You walked toward the athletic building.
Then toward the arena.
Your confusion only grew.
When you reached the entrance you stopped. "...The rink?"
Dean's smile appeared immediately. "Just trust me."
You laughed. "Really? This is your big surprise?"
"Trust."
"That's all you've said for an hour."
"Because it's working."
"It is not." You crossed your arms.
"It is." He opened the door. You rolled your eyes and followed him inside.
The arena was dark.
Completely empty.
Silent.
The familiar scent of ice and cold air drifted through the building.
Dean walked ahead and flipped on the lights. Instantly the rink glowed to life. Bright white ice stretched across the arena. The surface shimmered beneath the overhead lights.
Your breath caught despite yourself. It was beautiful. Peaceful. Different when there weren't hundreds of screaming fans filling the seats.
Dean noticed your expression. "Told you."
You smiled reluctantly. "Okay. It's kind of pretty."
"Kind of?"
"Don't push it."
Then he disappeared briefly into a storage area. When he returned, he carried two pairs of skates. Your eyes widened. "Oh no."
"Oh yes."
"No."
"Yes."
You pointed at the skates. "I don't know how to skate."
"Good thing I do."
"Dean."
"Baby."
"I will die."
He snorted. "You won't die."
"I most absolutely will."
"You'll be fine."
You groaned as Dean sat down on a nearby bench. Then patted the spot beside him. "Come here."
Moments later he was kneeling in front of you, helping tighten the skates. His fingers moved expertly. Years of practice. Years of hockey.
You watched him. The concentration on his face. The way his hair fell slightly into his eyes. The gentleness in his hands.
God.
How had you gotten so lucky?
As if sensing your gaze, Dean glanced up. A small smile appeared. "What?"
"Nothing." You press your lips together with a shake of your head, trying to contain a smile.
"Liar."
You broke a smile. Maybe you felt a little lighter already.
Ten minutes later you discovered skating was significantly harder than it looked. "Dean!"
"I'm right here."
"I'm falling."
"You're not."
"I'm literally falling." You remarked as you gestured to your feet.
"You've been saying that for five minutes."
"Because it's true!" Dean laughed as he steadied you again. His hands settled on your waist.
Warm.
Strong.
Supportive.
"Look at me." He said, holding two fingers to his eyes. "Not your feet."
"I'm going to die if I don't watch my feet."
"You're going to fall if you keep watching them." Dean moved backward slowly, guiding you forward. "You trust me?"
"Mostly."
"Mostly?"
"I saw you eat pizza that fell on the floor once." You stated, glancing back at him.
"It was clean."
"It was not!â You exclaimed which made Dean burst out laughing. That sound made you smile. For the first time all week you weren't thinking about finals.
Or deadlines.
Or grades.
You were just⌠Here. With him.
Learning something new.
Laughing.
Living.
Eventually you managed several feet without wobbling. Your eyes widened. "Oh my gosh."
Dean grinned. "What?"
"I did it!â You raised your arms in the air, calming victory.
"You did."
"I actually did it."
"I know."
Excitement bubbled through you.
Again.
And again.
Each attempt became easier.
Each laugh felt lighter.
The stress you've been carrying slowly melted away. Just like Dean had hoped.
Later Dean moved toward one of the goals. A bucket of hockey pucks sat nearby.
You eyed them curiously as Dean grabbed a stick. Then handed it to you.
"What am I doing with this?"
"Therapy."
"What?"
"Trust me."
You laughed. "There it is again."
Dean grabbed another stick. Then positioned a puck on the ice. "When I get stressed," he said, nudging the puck forward, "I come here."
His gaze drifted across the rink.
The arena.
The ice.
His home.
"This place clears my head."
Something gentle entered his voice. "And when things get really bad?"
He shot the puck.
It slammed into the back of the net.
The sound echoed beautifully.
"I hit things."
You laughed. "That's actually very on-brand for you."
"Thank you."
"I don't think that was a compliment."
Dean grinned and then handed you a puck. "Your turn."
You positioned yourself awkwardly and raised the stick before swinging.
Missed completely.
Dean doubled over laughing.
"Not a word."
"I didn't say anything."
"You laughed."
"That's because it was adorable."
You hit him lightly with the stick and then tried again. This time you connected and the puck slid forward.
Slowly.
Very slowly.
But it moved.
Dean cheered dramatically.
You laughed and then tried again.
Harder.
The puck flew forward.
Straight into the goal.
Your jaw dropped. "No way!â
Dean pointed. "You did it."
Excitement exploded through you. You grabbed another puck.
And another.
And another.
Each hit felt better.
Each shot released a little more stress.
A little more frustration.
A little more pressure.
Soon you were laughing so hard you could barely breathe. "Oh my gosh," You gasped. "Now I understand why you like this so much."
Dean smiled, eyes never leaving yours. "I knew you would." Because there it was. The smile he'd been trying to bring back all week.
The real one.
Not the exhausted version.
Not the forced version.
Your smile.
Then disaster struck.
You swung too enthusiastically.
Your skate slipped.
The stick went one direction.
You went another. "Dean!"
His eyes widened and quickly lunged forward, trying to catch you. Unfortunately, he lost his balance too.
The next thing you knewâ you two crashed onto the ice together.
A surprised laugh burst from your mouth. Dean groaned dramatically beneath her. "Oof."
You looked down and realized you were sprawled directly on top of him. Then immediately started laughing harder. Dean joined you. Neither of you could stop. The situation was too ridiculous. Too perfectly you.
For a long moment you simply lay there, laughing in the middle of an empty rink. The bright lights reflected around you two. The cold ice beneath. The world somehow feeling very far away.
Eventually the laughter faded, leaving only smiles. And silence.
Your hair had fallen around your face. Dean gently brushed a strand behind your ear. His gaze softened. Then softened even more. Something changed. You saw it immediately. The look in his eyes. The way he was staring at you. Like you were the only person in the universe.
Your heartbeat slowed and then sped up. Because suddenly Dean wasn't laughing anymore. He was just looking at you.
Adoringly.
Completely.
Like he couldn't believe you were real.
His hand remained against your cheek. Warm despite the cold. And before he could overthink itâ Before fear could stop himâ
"I love you.â
The words settled between you two.
Quiet.
Honest.
Real.
Everything stopped.
Your eyes widened and Dean's expression immediately shifted. A flicker of panic. Like maybe he hadn't meant to say it out loud. Or maybe he'd meant to wait.
But it was too late now. The words were there. Hanging in the air. And the thing wasâ you weren't shocked because you didn't feel the same. You were shocked because you've been feeling it for weeks. For months but you've been too scared to say it first.
For a second you just stared and Dean's nervous smile appeared. "Okay, wow. That sounded smoother in my headâ"
A watery laugh came out your mouth. The kind that came when emotions became too big. Then you cupped his face and smiled. The biggest smile he'd ever seen.
"I love you too."
The relief on Dean's face was immediate. His eyes closed briefly as if he'd been holding his breath. When he opened them again, he looked happier than you've ever seen him. "Yeah?"
"Yeah."
A grin spread across his face. "Good."
You chuckled softly. "Good?"
"Very good."
"You're ridiculous." You shook your head with a giggle
"I know." Then he pulled you closer and kissed you.It was a slow gentle kiss. It was meaningful and not rushed. Not desperate. Just full of everything neither of you had managed to say before tonight.
The kiss lingered. Soft and warm against the cold air surrounding them.
When you finally pulled apart, foreheads rested together. Both of you are smiling. Both completely gone for each other.
"I really do love you," Dean murmured.Your heart melted. "I know."
He kissed your nose and started to kiss over your face, making you giggle. "You're being extra affectionate."
"I have a girlfriend who loves me."
"You had that yesterday."
"Yeah, but now I know."
You rolled your eyes affectionately and Dean simply smiled. Then kissed you one more time.
The arena remained silent around you two. The ice glowed beneath the lights. And for the first time all week, the weight on your shoulders was gone.
Not because your finals had disappeared.Not because your responsibilities were over.
But because someone loved you enough to notice you struggling. Someone loved you enough to drag you out into the middle of the night. To teach you something new. To make you laugh out and to help you breathe again.
And as Dean wrapped his arms around you and pulled you in close, you realized something important.
No matter how stressful life becameâ
As long as you had himâ
You'll never have to carry it alone. And judging by the smile on Dean's face, he was thinking the exact same thing.

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the closing shift | dean di laurentis
a/n: this is a little treat for you while i polish up the next part of the yes, chef au!! this is SO cozy and i acc wrote this based on my local coffee shop. đ.
pairing: dean di laurentis x studentbarista!reader
summary: in which dean trades the loudest party on campus for a evening (or multiple) with a very pretty barista
The coffee shop was quiet, as usual. Warm dim lights illuminated the space, the brownish tones of the furniture clashing with the machineâs silver coating. It was a Friday night, so every single student at Briar U was attending one of the frat parties on campus. You, on the other hand, had to stay at the coffee shop for the night shift until closing.Â
Not that you really minded, as the place was always empty at that time. It allowed you to pick one of the records the owners had bought and leave it on, softly humming over the whirring of the machines. It was as if the place was entirely yours, a bubble that sheltered you from the outside chaos.Â
Frat music could still faintly be heard from afar, but it was mostly shut out. That, you were grateful for, as this particular shift was almost always used as reading time by you.Â
Grabbing one of the leftover croissants from the shelf, you made your way to a corner of the shop decorated with lots of pillows. You sat there, tied your hair into a messy bun, cozied up, and started reading.
After immersing yourself in the book to a point of not being able to distinguish what was a product of your imagination and what was real, you heard the faint noise of the entry bell ringing.Â
At first, you brushed it off. It was late, and you hadnât properly slept since the end of midterms week, so you thought you were making it up. Then, the counter bell rang. At that point, you realized you probably werenât hallucinating, and you should probably go see the lunatic who wanted to order coffee at two thirty in the morning.Â
You expected to see anyone but him. Blond hair, muscular frame and gorgeous eyes all packed into one. Dean Di Laurentis. Your brows furrowed the moment you spotted him and recognised him, because why in the world wouldnât he be at the Sigma Tau Gamma party tonight? It was his frat, after all.Â
Dean noticed your reaction, and he sarcastically mirrored your gesture. Chuckling, you made your way to behind the counter and put on your work apron.Â
âWhat can I get you?â you asked, undoing your messy bun and adjusting your hair.Â
âJust a flat white, please,â Dean said, in a voice you knew all too well.
It was the same one that stuck to you when you were overwhelmed and just wanted to get away from all of the noise that surrounded you. You silently wondered if that was what brought him to the coffee shop. Instead of asking, you simply started to make his coffee.Â
âArenât you gonna ask me why Iâm here?â he inquired, setting his elbows down on the counter.
âI have a feeling you want me to ask you anything but that, Di Laurentis,â you replied, pulling the double shot of espresso into the glass and moving over to steam the milk.Â
âSo you do know who I amâÂ
âIn case you havenât noticed, you have quite the reputation around hereâÂ
You tapped the milk pitcher firmly against the counter in order to pop any large bubbles forming in the milk and started swirling it. He laughed at your comment, running a hand through his hair.Â
The clothes he wore told you he had at least been to the party. But his face didnât carry the same expression. From what youâd heard, Dean was loud, exciting and fierce. But he just looked withdrawn. You poured the milk into the glass, making a heart shape.
âYou love me this early on, wow, that must be a new record,â Dean said, staring at the shape in the glass.Â
âDonât flatter yourself, itâs the only one I know how to doâ
The party seemed farther and farther away every second, and Dean took his time drinking the coffee. Even with all of the information that circled around about him, he was still quite the mystery.Â
âYouâre staring, babydollâÂ
The nickname caught you totally off guard, and you hated the way your cheeks felt like they were burning up and turning red. You hoped that a blush hadnât spread through them or you would seriously want the earth to swallow you whole.Â
âBabydoll, seriously?â you arched a brow, crossing your arms over your chest.Â
âNatural instinct,â Dean replied, finishing his coffee and setting the glass down.Â
Despite yourself, you couldnât help but laugh as you rolled your eyes in feigned annoyance.
Dean paid for the coffee with his card and started walking towards the coffee shop door. For a second, you wanted him to stay and talk to you, the loneliness of the shift hitting you at once. As if he read your mind, he turned around before leaving and winked at you.Â
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That was the last time you ever expected to exchange words with Dean Di Laurentis in the rest of the time you had left in college, and you were a bit disappointed that you didnât make the effort to engage in conversation.Â
By the time the next Friday night shift came, you were already reminiscing about the meeting. You were nothing if not nostalgic for every little thing, after all. You swore his laughter could still be heard if you listened closely enough, and you found yourself attempting to teach yourself how to make more shapes made out of milk in case he came and ordered again.Â
Once again, you were curled up in the cushions, fully focused on the murder mystery book you were currently reading. Unlike the last time, though, your hair was messy from the tossing and turning youâd done while reading for the past hour and a half. Youâd decided to annotate the book and try to guess who the killer was, which was going fairly poorly. Suddenly, you were grateful for the fact that there werenât people around you, because you could swear you looked crazy.Â
Much to your surprise, the bell above the door rang. You quietly groaned, rubbing your eyes and standing up. When you saw who was at the counter, you wanted to hide and scream at the same time. Dean was back.Â
âWoah, babydoll. Has the shop suffered from an earthquake or something?â Dean asked, raising an eyebrow.Â
You huffed in response and noticed that this time, he wasnât dressed in party clothes. In fact, you could almost bet on the fact that he was wearing pajamas. The question was, what was he doing here again?Â
Without realizing it, you still carried the book in your hands. You quickly set in on the counter, hoping he hadnât noticed it, and fiddled with your hair in a poor attempt to fix it. Seeing you were in distress, Dean stepped closer to you and brushed a hand through it, mending its look. Your breath caught at the proximity, and you went very still.Â
âThere, all set,â he said, a soft smile resting on his face.Â
You opened your mouth to reply, but he was already smirking. That made you furrow your brows and brought a look of feigned irritation to your face.Â
âYou cannot just do that to random people, Di Laurentis!â you said, pointing your index finger at him.Â
Dean blatantly ignored your comment and shifted his gaze to your book instead. âAgatha Christie, huh? I never wouldâve pegged you for a mystery readerâÂ
âI never wouldâve pegged you for a reader at all,â you quickly retorted, and a genuine laugh escaped his lips.Â
âJust because Iâm in the hockey team doesnât mean Iâm illiterateâ
âLooks like youâre full of surprises, after all. What brings you to this humble establishment at,â you briefly looked at the clock that hung on the wall to check the time, âtwo fifty three in the morning?â
âCanât it just be the awesome flat whites you make?â he asked, raising a brow.
âYou can pretend it is. But just know that I will know youâre lying, because there are better coffee machines spread out all over campusâ
âBut are there better baristas? Because I donât think soâ
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After that night, his visits became recurrent. You didnât indulge in the comfort of your books anymore because you had something, someone, to keep you company. Dean usually arrived at the start of your shift and didnât leave until sunrise, which you found exceptionally odd.Â
No complaints left your mouth, though. Especially because that stretch was a long period of time where you and Dean could talk. And actually get to know each other, not just as the barista and the hockey jock.
You asked for his full name and laughed for a good fifteen minutes when he deadpanned âDean Sebastian Kendrick Heyward-Di Laurentisâ. He told you about his favourite songs, his family, both in the form of friends and blood relatives, and hockey. Because despite not having had any form of previous interest in the sport, you adored the way his eyes lit up every time he spoke about it. You knew Dean as if youâd been friends for your whole life, and he could read you like an open book.Â
As the weeks blurred into months, so did the lines between friendship and a relationship. It wasnât unusual for you two to cuddle until early hours in the morning, or for the space between you to reduce until there was none left at all.
Around three months after his first visit, you two sat together in the cozy corner. You lay your head atop his chest and his hands ran through your hair in slow, repeated motions. Some days you just sat together like this, in absolute silence, together. The action was borderline crossing one of the lines that defined friendship, but neither of you uttered a word about it.Â
Just as you didnât say anything about how your stomach made flips whenever you taught him how to make another type of coffee and his hands rested on your waist, or how your heart raced whenever he got too close to you or called you beautiful. The truth was, you didnât even know what youâd become. He came every Friday, stayed with you until sunrise, and then left.Â
While you were deep in thought, it started raining. The thrumming of rain juxtaposed with the silent interior of the coffee shop, and it shut off the outside world. The Billy Joel record playing had ended, and the record player started emitting that empty whoosh that also served as background noise.
Shifting and moving up a little, you landed in the spot closest to his heart. You let out a gasp that could scarcely be heard when you realized it was racing. Deanâs heart was racing. The thought made you giddy inside, but you quickly shut it down when you reminded yourself that it could be about anything.Â
Unable to hold it in any longer, you tilted your head to ask him the question that had been nagging at you for the past month, and you swore you heard his breath catch and saw him clench his jaw briefly, as if he was barely holding himself together.Â
âWhy do you spend all of your time here on Fridays, when you could be literally anywhere else. Somewhere where your actual friends are, where they drink and have fun and compliment your lifestyle. Why on earth do you act like you just happen to stumble by the shop by accident at midnight when thereâs a frat party around the corner?â you asked, more scared than words could even describe to hear the answer.
Because you may have just interpreted the signals wrong all along. You mightâve just made it up in your head without justification, and the fact that he was taking his time to answer made you panic inside and brace yourself for a rejection.Â
âI guess that is the question, isnât it? It must seem strange to see me out of all people show up here, but the truth is, this is my favorite place on campus,â he admitted, and you went still as soon as the words came out of his mouth, but you let him continue, assuming there was more to be said.Â
âIâve told you all about the other aspects of my life, babydoll, practices, games, parties and the list goes on. The thing they have in common is that theyâre loud. But what I havenât told you is that theyâre too loud sometimes. Overwhelming and suffocating, even. And when I come here, all of that disappearsâ
You sat up, and saw how he was looking at you. Really looking.Â
âYou make it disappear. Youâre my sanctuary,â he said, leaving you stunned.
You opened your mouth to speak, but words didnât come out. It was as if your brain had forgotten how to function altogether.Â
âBut of course if I misread the situation I am so-â Dean began saying, and you shook your head, letting out a huff.Â
âJust shut up and kiss me, Di Laurentisâ
Dean grinned, placing his hands on your jaw and kissing you. On the surface, it seemed like a fairly slow kiss, but it was secretly laced with desire and pent up feelings. His lips meddled with yours like theyâd been born knowing how to.Â
A shiver ran down your spine when he sighed into the kiss, and you moved over to straddle him, his hands shifting to your hips. You wished the kiss could go on forever, but unfortunately, you still needed to get some air.Â
âI shouldâve done that so much sooner,â he whispered, pressing his forehead against yours.
You giggled, pressing a quick peck to his lips. âMaybe now weâll see each other outside of the shiftâ
âYouâll see me so much youâll get sick of me, babydollâ
âMe? I could neverâÂ
i'm your dream girl, but you're not my type.
dean di laurentis x fem!reader
tags: enemies to lovers-ish, language, supreme dirty talk from Dean, degradation kink if you squint, slight praise kink, fem reader, dean is lowkey a yearner, references to drinking/being drunk, pet names (baby, princess), fingering, oral sex (f receiving), protected p in v sex, consent checks, hannah and garrett are lowkey matchmakers, aftercare discussion, vague top gun spoilers (sorry)
word count: 5.1k
summary: Dean Di Laurentis is perhaps the most insufferable person you've ever metâso how come you can't seem to stay away from him?
note: dipping my toes into off campus fic writing đ¤ dean is lowkey my king so I had to write for him first. hope y'all enjoy! title from fame is a gun by addison rae!
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