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✮ rodeo dust (18+ mdni) - modern!arthur morgan x reader summary: arthur says he doesn’t care much for rodeos anymore. then he gets back on a bull, catches you staring, and decides the night doesn’t need to end at the arena. 3.5k words cw: explicit sexual content, dirty talk, semi-public truck sex, possessive language, rough sex, unprotected sex, creampie. a/n: i know absolutely sweet nothing about rodeos & whatever this is mainly based on tv shows lmao. apologies! it's been so long (like a week lmao) since i've been here! ao3 did see it first, but it made it's way to tumblr! i hope you all enjoy my first modern arthur! 🤎
arthur morgan had a habit of acting like romance was something that happened to other men. not because he was bad at it. that was the irritating part.
arthur could be romantic without seeming to know he was doing it. he remembered how you took your coffee. he kept an old blanket in the back of his truck because you got cold easily, even in summer. he checked the weather before you went anywhere, though he would rather die than admit it. if you mentioned liking something in passing it had a way of appearing again later, offered with a shrug like it meant nothing.
but if you called it sweet, he got embarrassed. if you called it romantic, he looked at you like you’d accused him of a crime. so when you asked him to take you to the rodeo, you expected grumbling and that's exactly what you got.
“a rodeo,” he repeated from the kitchen, one hand on the fridge door. “in this heat?”
you sat at the table, chin in your hand. “yes.”
“it’ll be loud.”
“probably.”
“full of folks.”
“that is usually how events work.”
arthur gave you a look and you smiled sweetly right back at him.
he sighed like he had suffered greatly. “parking’ll be a nightmare.”
“you have a truck.”
“so does every other fool in the county.”
“arthur.”
“what?”
“i want to go.”
that did it. you watched the argument leave him in real time, slow and reluctant, his jaw shifting like he was annoyed at how easily you had won.
“fine.”
you grinned. “fine?”
“don’t make me say it twice.”
“you want to take me to the rodeo.”
“i did not say that.”
“that’s arthur for ‘i’d love to.’”
he pointed at you. “watch yourself.”
you laughed, and despite himself, his mouth twitched.
by saturday, for someone who supposedly did not want to go, arthur had filled the truck, checked the tires, packed water, and thrown an old blanket in the back seat.
“you’re awfully prepared,” you said, watching him shut the tailgate.
“heatstroke ain’t cute.”
“you think i’m cute?”
he looked at you from beneath the brim of his hat. “that what you got from that?”
“mhm.”
he shook his head, but his eyes were warm. “get in the truck.”
he opened the passenger door for you, hand steady at your waist as you climbed in. you had changed twice before deciding on a white skirt, boots, and a soft top that had made him look at you for half a second too long when you came downstairs.
on the drive out, the windows were cracked, country music played low from the radio, and arthur’s hand rested warm on your thigh like it belonged there.
“you’ve been to rodeos before, haven’t you?” you asked.
his eyes stayed on the road. “few.”
“few as in watched, or few as in rode?”
he was quiet for half a second too long.
you sat up straighter. “arthur.”
“what?”
“you rode?”
“long time ago.”
“and you didn’t tell me?”
“never came up.”
“i’ve been talking about this rodeo all week.”
“you were excited. didn’t wanna interrupt.”
“with the fact that my boyfriend used to ride in rodeos?”
his mouth twitched.
you narrowed your eyes. “bull riding?”
his silence answered before he did.
“arthur morgan.”
“don’t start.”
“you rode bulls?”
“a few.”
“a few?”
“more than a few.”
you laughed, delighted, and his hand squeezed your thigh once before returning to the wheel.
“are you riding today?”
“hell no.”
“why not?”
“because i ain’t twenty-two and stupid anymore.”
“you’re still a little stupid.”
he glanced over. “sweetheart.”
by the time you reached the rodeo grounds, the sun had dropped low enough to turn everything gold. trucks lined the field, dust lifted beneath boots, and the air smelled like fried food, livestock, summer heat, and beer. music drifted from somewhere near the stalls, mixed with the announcer’s crackling voice and the low, restless sound of cattle behind the chutes.
arthur was right about the parking. naturally, he mentioned it.
“told you.”
“you did.”
“oughta listen to me more.”
“i listen to you plenty.”
“could stand to do it a little more.”
you rolled your eyes, but when he came around and opened your door, you still let him take your hand. inside, he kept close without making a show of it. his hand found your lower back when the crowd thickened. he bought you lemonade and complained about the price. he wiped dust from the bleacher before you sat down. every time someone passed too close, his body shifted subtly nearer to yours.
the rodeo started with roping, then barrel racing, then bronc riding. you cheered more than he did, but he watched everything with a quiet, assessing eye. now and then he leaned close to explain something over the noise, his voice low by your ear, his knee pressed against yours. you were having a good time. arthur noticed.
“you’re starin’,” you said, catching him looking at you instead of the arena.
“am not.”
“you are.”
“just makin’ sure you’re enjoyin’ yourself.”
“that’s staring.”
“that’s supervision.”
you laughed, and his expression softened before he could stop it.
then came the bull riding. the crowd changed for it, louder and sharper, hungry with anticipation. down by the chutes, a bull slammed hard into the rails, making the metal rattle. arthur’s posture changed beside you. his shoulders drew back. his gaze sharpened. his hand flexed once on his knee.
“you miss it?” you asked.
he did not look at you. “miss what?”
“that.”
he watched as the first rider settled onto the bull’s back.
“sometimes,” he said.
the answer surprised you. then the gate opened. the bull exploded out, twisting hard enough to throw the rider in a few seconds. the crowd shouted as men ran in to draw the animal away. arthur watched with a faint curve to his mouth.
“he leaned too far back,” he said.
you looked at him. “you’re judging?”
“observin’.”
“you are absolutely judging.”
“little bit.”
before you could answer, a man near the chutes spotted him and started grinning. arthur went still.
“do you know him?” you asked.
“unfortunately.”
the man made his way over, far too pleased with himself. “morgan?”
arthur sighed. “tom.”
“i knew that was you. damn, boy, you got old.”
“you got loud.”
tom laughed, then looked at you. “and who’s this?”
arthur’s arm shifted along the back of the bench behind you, casual but unmistakable.
“my girlfriend.”
your stomach fluttered at the simple certainty of it.
tom tipped his hat. “ma’am. you know this man used to ride?”
“i just found out.”
“shameful, keepin’ secrets like that.” tom looked back at arthur. “we’re short one rider for the exhibition round.”
arthur’s answer was immediate. “no.”
“i ain’t even asked.”
“i heard enough.”
you sat up a little and arthur noticed instantly.
“don’t,” he said.
you blinked innocently. “i didn’t say anything.”
“you got that look.”
“what look?”
“the one that gets me in trouble.”
tom laughed. “she wants to see it.”
“she does not.”
you tried to keep your face neutral. and you failed terribly arthur looked at you.
“no.”
“i didn’t ask.”
“you’re about to.”
“you don’t have to,” you said, which was true. then, less helpfully, “but i would like to see it.”
his jaw worked.
“course you would.”
“only if you want to.”
“that ain’t fair.”
“what?"
“sayin’ it sweet.”
in the end, arthur went. grumbling the whole way.
he stripped off his jacket near the chutes, accepted a vest and gloves from tom, and rolled his shoulders like his body remembered before his mind could complain. watching him down there changed something in the air. he looked different with his hat low and his jaw set, broad and calm among the noise, pulling on a glove with his teeth as if fear was something he had met before and never much liked.
your mouth went dry. oh. that was inconvenient.
arthur swung himself down into the chute, settling onto the bull’s back with a practiced ease that made the crowd around you murmur. the animal slammed against the gate beneath him. arthur adjusted his grip, head bowed, one hand tight around the rope.
then he looked up. his eyes found you. and smiled. not sweetly. not softly. a small, knowing curve of his mouth, like he knew exactly what this was doing to you.
the gate opened. the bull came out like a storm. everything happened at once. the roar of the crowd, the announcer shouting, dust kicking up beneath the arena lights. the bull twisted hard left, snapped right, dropped and surged with enough violence to make your stomach lurch.
arthur moved with it. one hand locked around the rope, the other lifted loose in the air, his thighs tight, his body snapping with the motion and finding its balance again. hat still on. jaw clenched. shoulders strong.
you forgot to cheer. you forgot to breathe.
the buzzer sounded.
arthur released and threw himself clear, hitting the dirt hard but rolling with it. the bull kicked past him, men running in to draw it away, and for one terrifying second you lost him in the dust. then he stood. the crowd went wild. arthur pushed his hat back, breathing hard, dirt streaked across his jeans and one sleeve. tom slapped him on the back. arthur shook his head like he was annoyed by the attention, but even from the stands you could see the grin he was failing to hide.
then he looked up at you. you were absolutely staring. he noticed. by the time he made his way back, you had not recovered. arthur climbed the bleacher steps slowly, dust on his boots, sleeves rolled to his forearms, shirt clinging slightly at the collar from sweat. there was dirt along his jaw and a faint flush high on his cheekbones.
“you alright?” he asked, his tone casual. his eyes were not.
“fine.”
“fine,” he repeated.
“yes.”
he rested one hand on the rail beside you and leaned closer. “you got real quiet.”
“i was watching.”
“yeah,” he said. “i noticed.”
heat rushed up your neck.
“you were good.”
arthur’s mouth twitched. “good?”
“very good.”
“that all?”
you looked back at him. that was a mistake. he was close enough now that the dust and sweat and adrenaline of the arena clung to him, sharpening every familiar thing about him into something almost unbearable.
“what do you want me to say?”
arthur’s eyes dropped briefly to your mouth.
“nothin’.”
that was a lie. you stood because sitting still had become impossible.
“you’re being smug.”
“am i?”
“yes.”
“maybe i just like knowin’ my girl enjoyed the show.”
my girl. your stomach dipped and arthur saw it happen. his expression shifted, not into a grin exactly, but something quieter and far more dangerous.
“you did, didn’t you?”
you swallowed. “maybe.”
“maybe,” he repeated, unimpressed.
his hand moved to your waist, thumb pressing once, slow, against the fabric of your top.
“you wanna walk?” it sounded innocent.
the two of you ended up wandering the edge of the grounds, where the crowd thinned and the lights glowed warm against the evening sky. you tried to look at stalls. belt buckles. leather bracelets. anything that was not arthur.
“you been awful quiet since the ride.”
“i’m tired.”
“liar.”
he stepped closer behind you, chest nearly brushing your shoulder. “you mad i rode?”
you almost laughed. “mad?”
“you look bothered.”
“i am bothered.”
his hand settled at your hip, guiding you out of the path of people passing behind you.
“bad bothered?”
you turned your head and found his face much closer than expected. the teasing slipped back just enough for something gentler to show through.
“no,” you said softly. “not bad.”
his gaze lowered to your mouth.
“good.”
eventually, you stole his hat. mostly because he bent to pick up the straw you’d dropped from your lemonade, and temptation presented itself. when he straightened and saw it sitting on your head, he went very still.
you smiled. “what?”
his eyes moved over you slowly. the hat. your face beneath it. your mouth trying not to smile. the rest of you in jeans and boots and soft evening light.
“give it back.”
“no.”
“that’s my hat.”
“i know.”
“you got your own.”
“i like yours.”
his jaw shifted. you had meant to tease him. you had not expected that look. arthur stepped closer, the crowd noise fading around you until there was only him.
“you like testin’ me tonight?”
your pulse jumped.
“maybe.”
there was that word again. his eyes darkened.
“careful.”
“or what?”
arthur looked at you for a long moment. then he took your hand and started walking.
“arthur,” you said, trying not to laugh. “where are we going?”
“truck.”
“why?”
he glanced back at you once, expression unreadable beneath the lights, his hand warm and firm around yours.
“because you’re wearin’ my hat and lookin’ at me like that.”
your mouth went dry.
“like what?”
he gave a low laugh.
“don’t play innocent now.”
the rodeo grew softer behind you as he led you through the rows of parked trucks. the sky had darkened fully, stars faint above the field, dust lifting beneath your boots. arthur’s truck sat near the back, half-shadowed beneath a tree. he opened the passenger door for you out of habit, but when you turned to climb in, he did not step back. instead, he stayed close.
one hand on the open door, the other on the truck beside your waist, not touching you yet but boxing you in just enough to make your breath catch. you looked up at him from beneath the brim of his hat. his eyes dropped to it again.
“you know what that does to me?”
your voice came out softer than intended. “the hat?”
“you in it.”
your stomach flipped. arthur lifted a hand and adjusted the brim, pushing it back just enough to see your face properly. his fingers lingered there, then traced lightly down to your cheek. there was still a streak of dirt near his jaw from the arena, and you reached up before thinking, brushing your thumb over it.
“you’re still dirty,” you murmured.
his mouth curved. “you complainin’?”
“no.”
“good.”
his hand slid to your waist then, warm and certain, drawing you closer.
“you were showing off,” you said.
“little bit.”
“for me?”
his gaze held yours.
“who else would i be showin’ off for?”
your hands found the front of his shirt, fingers curling lightly into the fabric.
“you looked good,” you admitted.
“yeah?”
“you know you did.”
he leaned in slightly, his nose brushing yours.
“wanted to hear you say it.”
you inhaled, but it caught somewhere in your chest. arthur kissed you before you could answer. it started slow, almost controlled. that was the dangerous thing about him. even when he wanted, he held himself back like restraint was built into his bones. his mouth moved against yours with a heat that built gradually, his hand tightening at your waist as you leaned into him. then your fingers slid up into his hair, knocking the hat slightly back. arthur made a quiet sound against your mouth.
after that, the restraint thinned. he pressed you back against the side of the truck, one hand braced near your head, the other firm at your waist. the metal was still warm from the day. he was warmer. you could taste lemonade on him, dust, summer, something unmistakably arthur. when he broke the kiss, he did not move far.
his forehead rested against yours. both of you were breathing harder than before.
“we should go,” he said.
you opened your eyes. “home?”
his thumb moved slowly at your waist.
“unless you wanna go back and watch more bull ridin’.”
you laughed breathlessly. arthur’s eyes warmed, but the heat in them did not leave. you touched the brim of his hat, still on your head.
“can i keep this on?”
his expression changed so quickly you almost felt powerful. arthur opened the passenger door wider.
“get in the truck.”
you grinned. “bossy.”
he leaned close, mouth brushing your ear.
“sweetheart,” he murmured, low enough to send a shiver through you, “you ain’t seen bossy.”
then he stepped back and helped you into the truck like a gentleman, as if he had not just kissed you senseless against the passenger door. because that was arthur.
half tenderness. half trouble. all yours.
the truck had barely cleared the rodeo parking lot before arthur’s hand tightened on the wheel. you noticed.
“arthur?”
he glanced over, eyes dropping once more to the hat still sitting low on your head. then he looked back at the road and exhaled through his nose, almost like he was trying to behave and losing the fight.
“you keep lookin’ at me like that,” he said, voice low, “we ain’t makin’ it home.”
your stomach dipped.
“like what?”
arthur gave a quiet, rough laugh and pulled the truck onto the shoulder, dust lifting in the headlights as he brought it to a stop.
“there you go again,” he murmured, killing the engine. “playin’ innocent.”
before you could breathe, his hand shot across the console, gripping your waist and hauling you over the center console. you gasped, your legs sprawling across the leather as you landed straddling his lap. the hat tipped forward, nearly covering your eyes, but you didn't move to fix it. you liked the way he looked at you from under that brim.
arthur’s large hands clamped onto your hips, bruisingly tight, pinning you against him. he could feel you soaking through your clothes, and a low, guttural sound escaped his throat.
“look at you,” he murmured against your throat. “been teasin’ me all damn night and actin’ like you don’t know it.”
"“that ride get you all worked up, sweetheart?” he asked, mouth brushing your ear. “or was it the hat?”
he reached down, fumbling with his belt and zipper with an urgency that bordered on desperation. when he freed his cock, it was thick and pulsing, straining against the air. he gripped the base of his shaft, guiding the head to your entrance, and then, with one powerful thrust, he buried himself deep inside you.
you screamed into the crook of his neck, your fingers digging into the dusty fabric of his shirt. the fit was tight, stretching you open, filling every inch of you.
"fuck," arthur groaned, his head falling back against the headrest. "you're so tight... like a vice."
you began to move, lifting your hips and sliding down onto him in a slow, grinding rhythm. every time you sank down, the brim of the hat wobbled, but it stayed firmly on your head, a constant reminder of who you belonged to in this moment.
arthur’s hands moved from your hips to your breasts, squeezing them hard through the fabric, his thumbs rubbing your nipples into hard peaks. he started talking dirty, his voice a low, gravelly rumble that vibrated against your chest.
"ride it, sweetheart. just like a pro," he teased, his hips bucking upward to meet your descent. "take it all. I want you to feel every inch of me stretching you out. you like being my little rodeo girl, don't you? taking this big cock while we're right here in the dirt?"
the pace quickened. the truck rocked on its suspension, the rhythmic thud-thud of the chassis matching the wet, slapping sound of your bodies colliding. you were breathless, your vision swimming, the scent of leather, dust, and raw sex filling the air.
"i'm gonna... i'm gonna fill you up," arthur gasped, his grip on your waist tightening until his knuckles were white. he began to thrust upward with violent intensity, driving himself into you with a force that threatened to break you. "i'm gonna cum so deep inside you that you'll feel it for a week. you're mine. every fucking bit of you."
the friction became unbearable, a white-hot tension building in your core. you felt your walls clench around him, milking him, and that was the breaking point. with one final, devastating surge, arthur let out a loud, guttural roar, his body stiffening as he blasted hot ropes deep into your womb.
you collapsed against him, sobbing for air, your chest heaving. arthur held you there for a long time, his heart hammering against your ribs, his breath ragged. he reached up, gently tipping the brim of the hat back so he could see your flushed, ruined face. he kissed you deeply, tasting the salt and the heat, before whispering against your lips.
before he started the truck again, arthur reached across and fixed your shirt with a gentleness that made your chest feel strange after the heat of him. then he adjusted the brim of his hat on your head, thumb brushing your cheek.
“you alright?” he asked, quieter now.
you nodded. his eyes searched yours for another second before he leaned in and kissed you once, slow and soft.
“good,” he murmured. “let’s get you home.”
you leaned back in the seat, still wearing his hat. he noticed every time
thank u all for reading! i hope you enjoy some tasty modern!arthur! i enjoyed writing this one and exploring this! all feedback is welcome🥺💕
Arthur isn’t the type to fall in love easily, but when he does, it hits him like a freight train. He fights it at first, thinking he doesn’t deserve you or that his life is too dangerous. But once he accepts it, his love is unwavering.
2. Acts of Quiet Care:
Arthur’s love language is rooted in action. He’ll sharpen your knives, mend your clothes, and leave little surprises in your belongings—a flower he picked on a ride, a small drawing tucked into your satchel. These gestures are his way of saying..
“I’m thinking of you.
3. Unbelievably Loyal:
Arthur would walk through hell and back for you, no questions asked. If anyone so much as looks at you wrong, they’ll be met with a cold, steely glare—and if the situation escalates, Arthur won’t hesitate to step in.
4. A Quiet Observer:
Arthur notices everything about you—how you like your coffee, the way your eyes light up when you laugh, the small things that bring you comfort. He stores this knowledge away, using it to make your life easier without drawing attention to himself.
5. Struggles with Vulnerability:
Arthur finds it hard to express his feelings verbally. When he tries, he stumbles over his words, his cheeks flushing red. Instead, he’ll write you letters or let his actions speak for him. The few times he does manage to say “I love you,” it’s raw, heartfelt, and unforgettable.
6. Tender Despite His Roughness:
Arthur is big, strong, and often a bit rough around the edges, but he’s incredibly gentle with you. His touch is always careful, his words soft, and he treats you like you’re something precious in a world full of chaos.
7. Admires Your Strength:
Arthur has a deep respect for you and your ability to hold your own, especially in the harsh world you both live in. He’ll often tell you, “You’re tougher than most folks I know. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.”
8. Loves the Quiet Moments:
Arthur cherishes the rare times when it’s just the two of you—sitting by a campfire, watching the stars, or riding side by side in peaceful silence. These moments are what keep him going when life feels too heavy.
9. Soft Jealousy:
Arthur doesn’t get jealous often, but when he does, it’s subtle—a tense jaw, a quiet grumble, or a pointed look. If someone flirts with you, he’ll casually sling an arm around your shoulders and mutter something like, “Don’t think they know you’re already spoken for.”
10. Artistic Devotion:
Arthur loves to sketch you. He’ll pretend he’s drawing landscapes or animals, but you’ll often find small doodles of you hidden in his journal. If you ever catch him in the act, he’ll act bashful, muttering, “Just drawin’ what I see..”
11. A Deep Need to Protect You:
Arthur’s protective nature runs deep. He knows the world is dangerous, and he’ll do anything to shield you from it. At the same time, he trusts your strength and doesn’t try to control you—he just wants to be there when you need him.
12. Honest to a Fault:
Arthur believes in being upfront with you, even when the truth is hard to hear. He doesn’t want to hide anything, especially from someone he loves. His honesty might be blunt, but it’s always rooted in care and respect.
13. Unconditional Love:
Arthur doesn’t expect perfection from you. He knows everyone has their flaws, and he loves you not despite them, but because they make you who you are. He’s always quick to remind you, “Ain’t nobody perfect, least of all me. But you? You’re just fine the way you are.”
14. A Dreamer at Heart:
Arthur dreams of a better life for the both of you—maybe a little farm, far away from all the chaos. He’s hesitant to share these thoughts at first, afraid they’ll sound foolish, but when he does, his voice is full of hope.
15. An Unshakable Anchor:
When life gets overwhelming, Arthur is your rock. His presence is steady, his voice reassuring, and his arms feel like the safest place in the world. No matter how bad things get, you know you can always count on him to stand by your side.
16. Playful Teasing to Hide His Affection:
Arthur loves to poke fun at you in the gentlest way. If you trip over something or make a small mistake, he’ll smirk and drawl, “Reckon I should start callin’ you Grace.” But if anyone else tries to tease you, he’ll immediately shut them down, saying, “That’s my job, not yours.”
17. Nicknames with a Soft Spot:
Arthur’s a nickname kind of guy. Whether it’s “darlin’,” “sunshine,” or even something a little more playful like “trouble,” every nickname he uses is laced with affection. If he’s in a particularly good mood, he might tease you by saying, “What’d I do to get stuck with someone like you?” only to follow it up with a soft smile and a quiet, “Wouldn’t have it any other way.”
18. Mocking, but Lovingly So:
Arthur’s got a sharp sense of humor, and he’s not afraid to use it. If you’re being stubborn or overly dramatic, he’ll cross his arms and grin. “Oh, so that’s how it is now? I’d better get outta your way before you start runnin’ the whole gang.” He knows exactly how to get under your skin in the most endearing way.
19. Competitive Streak:
Arthur loves a little friendly competition, whether it’s a shooting contest, fishing, or even racing horses. He’ll mock you playfully the entire time: “You sure you don’t want a head start, darlin’? Hate to see you lose so bad.” But if you beat him? He’ll act all grumpy before grinning and saying, “Alright, alright, you earned that one. Don’t get too used to it.”
20. Soft After Teasing:
After a round of playful banter, Arthur always makes sure you know he’s kidding. He’ll pull you close, brush his thumb over your cheek, and murmur, “Y’know I don’t mean half the nonsense I say, right? Just like seein’ you smile.”
21. A Surprising Romantic at Heart:
Arthur’s life hasn’t left much room for softness, but he finds ways to be romantic in his own understated way. He’ll carve your initials into a tree, braid wildflowers into your horse’s mane, or bring you little trinkets he finds on his travels. If you ever call him out on it, he’ll shrug and say, “Just seemed like somethin’ you’d like.”
22. Loves Catching You Off Guard:
Arthur has a habit of pulling you into sudden dances when there’s music around the camp. He’ll take your hand with a teasing grin and say, “C’mon, we ain’t got all day. Let’s see if you can keep up.” Even if you’re terrible at it, he’ll just laugh and say, “Guess we both got somethin’ to work on.”
23. Protective in a Casual Way:
Arthur’s protectiveness often shows up in his actions rather than words. If you’re out riding together, he’ll always place his horse slightly ahead, shielding you from any potential danger. If you call him out on it, he’ll grumble, “Ain’t nothin’. Just keepin’ an eye on things, is all.”
24. Soft Reassurance:
When you’re feeling unsure of yourself, Arthur’s softer side shines through. He’ll tilt his head, his voice low and earnest: “Ain’t no one like you, and don’t you dare forget it. World’s better ‘cause you’re in it.”
25. Loves Watching You Laugh:
Arthur can’t help but stare when you laugh. Whether it’s a soft chuckle or uncontrollable laughter, it always tugs at his heart. He’ll grin and tease, “Reckon I should make you laugh more often. Suits you better than that serious look you like to wear.”
26. Playful Flirting:
Arthur’s flirting is subtle but effective. He’ll lean in close, his voice dropping just enough to make your heart skip a beat: “You keep lookin’ at me like that, and I might start thinkin’ you’re sweet on me.”
27. Sharing Quiet Nights:
After a long day, Arthur treasures the quiet moments with you. Sitting by the fire, he’ll wrap an arm around your shoulders, occasionally breaking the silence to tease you softly: “Think you could stand another day of me? Don’t answer too fast, might hurt my pride.”
28. A Strong Shoulder to Lean On:
Arthur isn’t just your partner; he’s your anchor. Whenever you need comfort, he’s there without hesitation. He’ll hold you close and murmur, “Ain’t nothin’ we can’t handle. Long as we got each other, we’ll be alright.”
29. Teasing While Showing You Off:
Arthur doesn’t brag much, but he can’t help himself when it comes to you. If someone comments on how lucky he is, he’ll smirk and say, “Damn right I am. And she’s lucky I’m lettin’ her stick around.”
30. A Promise in His Voice:
When things are tough, Arthur’s voice carries a weight of quiet determination: “Whatever happens, I ain’t goin’ anywhere. You’re stuck with me, like it or not.”
Oh, I am absolutely swooning! You nailed his character down to a dang T !! 💕
I’m gonna forever think about that line in 26. “You keep lookin’ at me like that and I might start thinkin’ you’re sweet on me.”
😮💨 Yep, that’s goin’ in the brain bank to fuel my writing. Thank you for the scrumptious little nibbles of our delectable Arthur here, @geneviveleocardius (we all say in unison) 🤭
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Arthur if he was older or something, tho I feel like he doesn't look as old as I meant to make him, and them expression lines and whatnot kinda disappeared after I put the posterise effect so MEHHHHHH
I've been kinda "obsessed" drawing older guys. I feel like my brain skipped all of the 20s and all of the 30s and 40s all the way to the 50s and now I just want the slowest of lives and the simplest of things.
I already got the bloody chronic pain, I might as I well just embrace the old man that lives inside me and get myself an old TV set to watch me stupid football games while I pet my lazy dogs. Which is what I do partially when I'm not freaking out about everything else I have to do.
Anyway we're back at it, I'm obsessed with art againnnnnnnn lessssgoooooo
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