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Mirror Mayhem
In which the Ticket Taker uses his mirrors for other purposes.
Ticket Taker x Fem!Reader
'Stuck in a hole' type sex, orgasm control, slight degradation, does this count as brat taming? I dunno
SMUT UNDER CUT
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đź  ͥ ÖŞ 𦴠ďšÂ "A Haven in the Shadowsâ ďźăăâďź
đâÂ Â Ë ďš Â Â Â Pierrot x reader fem  Â
Labels:Â Domestic fluff + Single Mother + Childcare + Babysitting + Vulnerability + Soft Pierrot + Emotional Healing + Mild Angst + Happy Ending + Comfortâ đ â ďš
Everything in your life was so complicated. Ever since the divorce, everything had changed. When you were with him, it was comfortable and relaxing, until the day he simply proposed the divorce on the condition that he could come by now and then to see your son. The little one was now 7 months old, an angel in your eyes. You hated the fact that he had to be born seeing you cry, because throughout your entire pregnancy, you had been alone; as soon as your husband found out about the pregnancy, everything changed, and he left you because he wasn't "ready for a family."
You hated him... How could you fall in love with a man like that? Though, in truth, because of all that, you had to support yourself and your baby alone. A sigh escaped your lips once you got out of bed; it was 4 in the morning when your angel started to cry. Upon checking the crib, you saw him: it was Pierrot, trembling with a teddy bear in hand, moving it back and forth anxiously, trying to get the baby to stop crying. You quickly rubbed your eyes as you noticed this, and a soft laugh escaped your lips, making Pierrot turn around quickly.
â M-my lady! It wasn't my intention to wake you... The baby saw me come in and cried... I don't know what's wrong with him âhe said.
The frustration and nerves were evident in his voice. You found it so adorable to see him in that state that you carefully approached the baby to lift him into your arms. You looked at Pierrot, your face flushing in that moment.
â Mmm... could you look elsewhere? Iâm going to breastfeed my angel; he cries at this hour because heâs hungry...
You said that nervously, which Pierrot quickly understood, turning his gaze away. The sound of the baby suckling could be heard while you winced at the pain, since he already had teeth. Suddenly, Pierrot couldn't stand it and turned to look at you, his lips bitten by his own teeth; he lowered his gaze to see the baby tugging at your breast, and his mask was damn near crimson in that instant.
â Canât he... eat something else? So he doesn't hurt you... âhe asked.
He scratched the back of his neck in embarrassment, simply staring at your face and trying to keep himself in check.
â I... I only have food for myself. Iâm trying to save as much money as I can to buy formula for him... I have a bottle, but I donât have the special milk he needs âyou said sadly.
You hated being this way in front of a man, but this was Pierrot. It wasn't wrong to show yourself as vulnerable in front of him, was it?
â Mmm... What kind of milk does he drink? I can try to buy it for you, my lady âhe smiled sweetly, making your heart pound against your chest.
â Ohm... I'll tell you later this afternoon; I'm still so sleepy.
Suddenly you noticed your baby had calmed down; he was sleeping against your chest, still suckling but no longer drinking anything, which made you laugh. You carefully pulled him away to lay him on the bed and adjusted your nightgown so as not to remain exposed any longer.
â Hey, by the way, why did you come by today? âyou turned to look at him curiously, and he quickly cast his eyes to the floor.
â Ehh... I just wanted to check if you were alright, my lady... nothing more than that...
Hearing Pierrotâs response, you approached him slowly, feeling exhaustion and tenderness mingle in your chest. You raised your arms, giving him a silent indication that you wanted him to pick you up; always attentive to your desires, he understood the request immediately. He leaned down carefully, allowing you to wrap your arms around his neck and bury your face in the crook of his shoulder, inhaling the scent that calmed you so much.
You felt his large, firm hands position themselves on your backside to hold you securely as he stood up, keeping you close to his heart. In the refuge of his arms, you couldn't help but let your insecurity speak for you.
ââ You are too sweet, Pierrot... but you should consider finding a girl who doesn't have a child. You deserve someone better, someone who doesn't come with so many complications âyou whispered against his skin, your voice breaking with the guilt of feeling like a burden.
As those words left your lips, you felt the clownâs grip suddenly tighten, becoming almost possessive as he pulled you closer against his body. His fingers sank slightly into your skin, revealing just how much your words had affected him.
â My lady... I desire you, and only you. Others do not matter to me the way you do âhe said with a deep, serious tone that made you vibrateâ. Whether you have a child or not changes nothing for me. I will love you for everything you are, my lady.
You were left breathless by his declaration. Pierrot seemed to have no doubts; his gaze, though hidden behind the mask, felt pinned to you with a devotion your ex-husband was never capable of showing. You clung to him a little tighter, feeling for the first time in a long while that you didn't have to carry the weight of the world alone.
The morning sun filtered through the curtains, but it did not bring the warmth of the previous night. Reality knocked at your door with the metallic sound of the doorbell. Upon opening it, you found yourself face-to-face with the last person you wanted to see: your ex-husband.
â Well, well... âhe uttered, leaning against the doorframe with that arrogant smile that once used to melt you and now only made you nauseousâ. I have to admit, the pregnancy didn't leave a single mark on you. You're even more beautiful than before we split up.
âHis gaze traveled over your body without a shred of respect, lingering on your curves in a lecherous way. You felt small, exposed, but your anger was stronger.
â If you came to see your son, do it already and get out âyou said, your voice firm even though you were trembling insideâ. Iâm not in the mood for your empty compliments.
â Come on, babe, donât be so hard on me âhe took a step forward, invading your personal spaceâ. Iâm just saying you could have waited for me a little longer... maybe if you had stayed this radiant, I wouldn't have felt so "suffocated" by the idea of a family.
â What the hell did you just say? I have no reason to wait for you... Ugh, just go see our son âyou said, crossing your arms in annoyance. At that moment, you missed Pierrot deeply; he had been so sweet to you the night before...â. Oh, by the way, heâs in the crib.
â Whatever... Do you need anything for the baby? âhe asked as he approached the crib. The boy was awake, observing the world with large, curious eyesâ. Heâs as handsome as his mother.
Hearing those words made your cheeks flush slightly despite yourself. You hated the situation; everything would have been different if this man, whom you once loved, had never left. Now, his attempt to get your attention only filled you with disgust.
â I donât need anything, especially not from you. The baby and I are doing fantastic âyou said coldly, cutting off any attempt at reconciliation.
You had no time for his games. You were running late for work, and since you couldn't afford a babysitter, you had to take the little one with you. With quick movements, you finished packing the diaper bag, settled the baby into his stroller, and left the apartment without waiting for him to give you permission.
âWait! Donât just leave me talking to myself! âhe shouted, following you down the hallway and out into the street.
You walked quickly, your heart racing at a thousand miles per hour. Your ex-husband, far from giving up, matched your pace. With an audacity that turned your stomach, he placed his hand on your waist, pulling you tightly against him as you walked.
âLet go of me! What do you think youâre doing? âyou snapped, trying to shove his hand away, but he was stronger and only laughed, maintaining a firm grip as he forced you to walk close to him.
âIâm just helping you cross, donât be so dramatic âhe said in that condescending voice you hated so muchâ. Besides, people see us and think weâre the perfect family. Look at the boy; heâs not even flinching.
You looked down. Your son was calm in his stroller, waving his teddy bear back and forth, oblivious to the struggle you were having with his father. You tried to pull away again, but the grip on your waist became more possessive, almost violent. Your ex-husband leaned into your ear, whispering things about "opportunities" and how "no one else would want you with a burden on your back."
You felt like you were going to collapse from rage and helplessness. However, in an instant, all the city noise seemed to vanish. Suddenly, you felt a gaze as sharp as a knifeâs edge. It wasn't the lecherous look of your ex, nor the curious gaze of passersby. It was something icy, dark, and charged with such lethal intent that the hair on your arms stood up immediately.
It came from a blind spot behind you, from the shadows of an alley you had just passed.
It was a psychological pressure so strong that your ex-husband went mute mid-sentence. His hand, which had been squeezing your waist, began to tremble visibly.
âWhat the hell...? âhe stammered, stopping dead in his tracks and looking back with a pale face, feeling that somethingâor someoneâwas hunting him with their eyes.
You stopped as well, searching desperately through the crowd, knowing in the depths of your soul that Pierrot was there, watching every second of this mistreatment from the darkness.
The air became so heavy that even the city traffic seemed to fade into a dull echo. Your ex-husband remained speechless, feeling that icy pressure crawling up his spine. His hand began to shake visibly, yet his pride was still larger than his survival instinct.
He swallowed hard, forcing an arrogant smile as he regained his composure, though his eyes searched frantically for the source of that lethal gaze he felt pinned to the back of his neck.
âWow, it got cold all of a sudden âhe blurted out, trying to sound casual, though his voice came out a bit higher than usualâ. Listen, babe, Iâd love to keep discussing this, but my phone just buzzed. I have an extremely important business meeting that can't wait. You know, someone has to bring home the bacon, right?
He reached into his pocket, pulled out a crumpled business card, and held it out to you with a pompous gesture.
âHereâs my personal number. Call me when you get tired of playing independent mother and want to go out for dinner like civilized people. Donât play hard to get; you know you miss me.
Before you could react or reject the paper, he leaned over the stroller. It was a quick, almost mechanical movement.
âBe good, champ âhe said, giving a quick kiss to the babyâs forehead. The little one wrinkled his nose as if he felt the same rejection you didâ. See you later, gorgeous.
He turned around and walked away at a brisk pace, putting on airs of importance and adjusting his coat, though he couldn't help but look over his shoulder a couple of times before rounding the corner and disappearing.
You stood there, next to the stroller, feeling your heart hammer against your ribs. Then, a familiar whisperâa voice like velvet brushing against an open woundâcame from right behind you.
âThat man is a liar, my lady...
You jumped and spun around. Pierrot was there, emerging from the shadows of an alley with an elegance that took your breath away. His eyesâthose eyes that looked at you with devotion last nightânow flashed with a dark fury that made you shudder.
âPierrot... you scared me âyou managed to say, clutching your ex's card in your hand before crumpling it into a ball.
âHe pretended not to be afraid, but his legs were shaking like a deer before the wolf âPierrot said, approaching you with slow steps. He stopped in front of the stroller and, with a silk handkerchief pulled from his sleeve, wipedâwith extreme delicacyâthe spot on your son's forehead where his father had kissed himâ. I will not let his trace soil what is his, nor what is yours.
He moved closer, invading your personal space in that way that made you feel protected.
âYou promised you would tell me which milk the little one needed... but you didn't tell me I would have to endure watching that trash lay his hands on you.
With a slow and elegant gesture, he lifted the shopping bag he had been carrying. From inside, he carefully extracted a container of the special milkâthat expensive brand that had been causing you so much worryâand placed it in the stroller's basket.
â I went to the supermarket myself to find it... I made sure it was exactly the one he needs, my dear âhe paused briefly, a somewhat sheepish but sweet smile appearing on his lipsâ. It was... a bit complicated. Maintaining my silence before the person at the checkout while they asked me questions was a challenge, but I managed to make myself understood to get the best for your son.
Despite the communication difficulties caused by his firm decision not to break character, it was clear he had made an enormous effort to move through that noisy, mundane world just for you. He stood there, observing you with absolute devotion, waiting to see what your next move would be.
â What will you do now? Where are you heading in such a hurry? âhe asked, maintaining that aura of mystery and tenderness that defined him.
Hearing his question, a soft and somewhat weary laugh escaped your lips. You glanced at your son, who was playing with his tiny hands in the stroller, and then looked up at the clown, feeling how his mere presence managed to dissipate the trace of bitterness your ex-husband had left behind.
â I'm going to work... âyou replied with a sigh, adjusting your bag strap over your shoulderâ. I have no one to leave him with today, so the little one will have to come with me. Itâs a long day, but I donât have another choice.
Pierrot fell silent for a moment, tilting his head with that melancholic elegance that made him look like something out of an ancient tale. His eyes softened as they rested on the baby and then returned to you with a new determination. Without breaking character, he made an elegant gesture with his hand, pointing to the child and then to himself.
â My lady... leave him with me âhe proposed in a voice that was almost a whisper, filled with protective seriousnessâ. I can watch over him. He will be safe, and you will be able to work without that weight upon your shoulders.
You froze for a second. The idea of leaving your "angel" with Pierrot felt strange; he was a man who lived among shadows and silence, someone whose world seemed light-years away from diapers and lullabies.
â Umm... do you know how to take care of babies? âyou asked, doubting your own words. You bit your lower lip, fearing the responsibility might be too much for him or that the little one would end up crying inconsolably under his care.
â My lady... I do not know how to care for babies, but I can learn for you âhe replied with a sincerity that completely disarmed you.
Seeing his seriousness, you leaned over the stroller and began to give him an accelerated, almost frantic explanation, while Pierrot listened with an intensity that bordered on anxiety.
âLook, this is very important... if he cries like this, with a shorter sound, heâs hungry. If itâs a constant cry and he kicks, itâs the diaper. But the hardest part is after he drinks the milk you bought âyou said, pointing to the containerâ. You have to put him over your shoulder and give him soft, rhythmic pats on the back until he burps. If he doesn't, he'll get gassy and his tummy will hurt. And if for some reason he spits up a little, don't panic, itâs normal, but you have to clean it immediately so he doesn't choke. Oh! And never, ever let him sleep on his stomach... always on his back.
As you unleashed the avalanche of instructions, Pierrotâs expression began to transform. His eyes, previously filled with lethal confidence, flew wide open. His eyebrows arched so high they nearly disappeared behind the edge of his mask, and his head tilted from side to side, trying to process concepts like "reflux," "rhythmic burping," and "types of crying."
He wore a look of absolute confusion, as if you were explaining quantum physics in a forgotten language. He stared fixedly at the baby, who was currently smiling at him, and then at his own gloved hands, as if wondering if they were truly capable of such delicate tasks.
âDid you get all that? âyou asked, seeing him standing there petrified.
He blinked a few times, snapping out of his stupor. He swallowed hard, and although he felt completely overwhelmed by the logistics of a seven-month-old being, he straightened his back and looked at you with renewed, albeit slightly nervous, determination.
âIt is... a lot of information for my mind, my lady... âhe whispered, scratching the back of his neck shylyâ. I will make sure this angel feels as if he is on a throne while you are gone.
With a solemn gesture, he took hold of the strollerâs handle. His large hands now moved with extreme lightness, as if the carriage were made of glass. He gave you one last lookâa mixture of panic over the task and adoration for youâand bid you farewell with a small bow before starting to walk with exaggerated slowness so as not to wake the child.
You headed to work with your heart split between laughter at his confused expression and the relief of knowing your son was with someone who would love him simply for being yours.
Upon reaching the apartment, Pierrot didn't use the door; he preferred the familiarity of the heights. He leaped onto the balcony with a gravity-defying agility, landing with the same caution a thief would use to enter a palace, though he felt more like an intruder in a sacred temple. He carried the baby pressed to his chest, holding him with a rigidity that was almost comical to keep from waking him.
He entered the room through the French window, holding his breath until he managed to deposit the little one into the crib with movements like silk. Once freed from the weight, he went back out to the balcony to hoist the stroller up, pulling it up with precise strength until it was safely inside the apartment. After closing the window, he let out a sigh of relief so deep it made his mask vibrate.
â If I am to care for you... âhe whispered to himself in the dim light, running a hand through his tousled hairâ, I will have to ask my lady to give me the door keys...
He approached the crib again. The little one was already awake, watching him with a curiosity that disarmed any of the clown's defenses.
â Very well, little gentleman... âPierrot whispered.
His hands, usually steady and lethal, began to tremble visibly as he stripped off his gloves. As he revealed them, his pale, elegant fingers ended in sharp clawsâtools designed for spectacle or defense, but which in that moment seemed like terrifying weapons to him. He kept his fingers rigidly extended outward, fearing that one false move, a simple nervous twitch, could graze the babyâs porcelain skin.
â We are alone. Your mother trusts me... âhe said, his voice betraying the panic of someone holding something far too valuableâ. So, I hope you are an ally and not an enemy, because my hands were not made for something as fragile as you.
He forced himself to flex his fingers with agonizing slowness, controlling every millimeter. A faint, metallic click echoed in the silence of the room as his nails accidentally brushed against each other, making him flinch. Praying internally not to make an irreparable mistake, he finally brought one of those lethal claws close enough for the child to see.
The baby, of course, responded with a babble and reached his hands toward Pierrotâs white mask. The clown leaned in, allowing the boy's chubby fingers to touch the cold surface of his face. For a moment, there was peace... until the clock struck eleven.
Suddenly, the little oneâs lower lip began to tremble. A short, sharp, and demanding sound filled the room.
â Hunger. Thatâs what she said... short sounds mean hunger âhe told himself, falling into instant panic.
He scrambled to the kitchen. With trembling hands, he grabbed the bottle and the milk he had bought himself. He remembered it had to be lukewarmâneither cold nor boiling. While he waited, the crying increased in volume. Pierrot broke into a cold sweat. He tried to hum an ancient melody to calm him, but his voice, usually deep and melodic, sounded cracked from nerves.
â Iâm coming, Iâm coming! Please donât cry... if you cry, I feel like Iâm failing her âhe murmured while testing the milkâs temperature on his wrist, just as he had seen you do before.
Finally, he sat on the sofa and took the baby in his arms. His movements were rigid, as if he were carrying a time bomb. When the little one accepted the bottle and began to suckle hungrily, Pierrot closed his eyes and rested his head against the back of the sofa, feeling as if he had just won an epic battle.
But the real test came afterward. He remembered your warning: "The burp." If he didn't do it, there would be gas. If there was gas, there would be pain. And he could not allow his lady's son to suffer.
With extreme delicacy, he placed the baby over his shoulder. The contrast was almost poetic: Pierrotâs dark, sophisticated suit against the childâs colorful little onesie. He began the rhythmic pats. Pat, pat, pat. Nothing.
â Come on, little gentleman... cooperate with me, I beg of you âhe whispered into his ear, his voice wavering between a plea and a panic attack.
Ten minutes passed that felt like centuries to Pierrot. His fingers, accustomed to an artist's precision, trembled slightly as he maintained the rhythm of the pats. He was beginning to despair, mentally reviewing every word of your instructions; he feared he had failed in the angle or the strength, and he even began to think his own dark aura was frightening the child.
Just as he was about to spiral into a crisis, a loud and liberating "little burp" echoed right beside his mask. But the victory came with a price: a small, warm milk stain landed with precision upon the impeccable fabric of his uniform, right on the shoulder.
Pierrot froze, feeling the moisture seep into the fabric. His eyes went wide as he processed what had happened. He looked at the white stain on his dark clothing and then at the baby, who, far from apologizing, let out a satisfied sigh and rested his heavy little head against the clown's neck, falling fast asleep in an instant.
A dry, almost inaudible laugh escaped Pierrot's lips.
â Well... so this is the price of your well-being âhe murmured with a mixture of resignation and tenderness, settling the child with a delicacy he never thought he possessedâ. For you, my little sir, I will accept any stain.
The darkness of the apartment was interrupted only by the soft light from the kitchen, casting long shadows against the walls. It was eleven at night when you finally turned the key. You entered with slumped shoulders, exhaustion weighing heavy on your eyelids, expecting to find a chaos of cries and diapers. But what you saw when you stepped inside took your breath away.
Pierrot was there, sitting on the old living room sofa. He looked like a statue of marble and shadow, a figure plucked from a melancholic dream. He was so incredibly still that, for a second, you thought he was an illusion created by your tired mind.
His appearance, always so neat and mystical, was undone in a way that squeezed your heart: his clown hat, that symbol of his identity, rested on the dining table like a warrior who has laid down his helmet after battle. His hair, usually styled with supernatural elegance, was slightly tousled, with strands falling over the mask that now seemed more human than ever.
Against his shoulder, your baby slept soundly, one tiny hand tangled in the collar of Pierrotâs uniform. And there it was, dry and pale: the milk stain the little one had left after his burp, marking the expensive dark fabric like a medal of honor for care and patience.
You approached on tiptoe, letting out a shaky sigh. â Pierrot? âyou whispered, barely a breath in the air.
He didn't startle. He couldn't have; any sudden movement would have woken the angel he was guarding. Slowly, his eyes opened behind the mask, finding yours. There was no trace of the lethal fury you had seen that morning in front of your ex-husband; there was only an exhausted devotion, a tenderness so deep it made your legs feel weak.
â Welcome home, my lady⌠âhis voice sounded like a brush of velvet, lower and raspier than usualâ. You arrived just in time for the changing of the guard.
â Iâm so sorry⌠it got so late. Youâre⌠your hair is a mess âyou said with a weak smile, reaching out to smooth one of his stray locks. He tilted his head into your touch, closing his eyes for a moment, savoring the warmth of your skin.
â Your son is a difficult negotiator, my lady âhe murmured, and for the first time, you sensed a note of genuine humor in his toneâ. We had an intense debate regarding the concept of "sleeping alone." In the end, we reached an agreement⌠I would be his pillow, and he would stop trying to rip off my mask.
You laughed softly, feeling tears of relief prick at your eyes. You leaned in and pressed a kiss to your babyâs forehead, and then, without thinking, you kissed the cold cheek of Pierrotâs mask, right beside where the child was resting.
You felt Pierrotâs body tense for a second before relaxing completely. His long, elegant fingers brushed against your waist with extreme delicacy, keeping you close to him and the baby. In that moment, in the dim light of your small apartment, you realized you were no longer alone.
â Do you wish for me to take him to the crib, or will you allow me to be his refuge a little longer? âhe asked, never taking his eyes off you.
You sat down beside him, resting your head on his other shoulder, closing your eyes as the scent of baby powder and Pierrotâs own aroma enveloped you.
â Stay like this a little longer âyou whisperedâ. Just a little longer.
The clock struck five in the morning when your eyes slowly fluttered open. The bluish light of dawn was beginning to seep through the small apartmentâs only window, giving the room a dreamlike atmosphere. The first thing you did was glance toward the crib, just steps away from the sofa where you had drifted off; there was your little angel, sleeping peacefully while clutching his teddy bear tightly.
A faint sound coming from the balcony made your heart leap. Turning around, you saw a familiar silhouette entering with feline agility. It was him.
You stood up carefully from the sofa, trying not to make a sound on the wooden floor, and approached Pierrot. He seemed to be trying to catch his breath after the climb, his uniform impeccable once more, but his gaze was heavy with a strange sense of urgency.
â Were you at the circus? âyou whispered, noticing that despite the hour, he looked perfectly put together.
Pierrot tensed, and a look of nervousness crossed his face behind the mask. He cast his gaze downward with a mixture of shame and shyness he rarely showed, scratching the back of his neck while avoiding your eyes.
â Today... today I had to perform my show, my lady âhe confessed in a whisper barely audible enough not to wake the babyâ. Jester scolded me quite a bit for the state of my clothes and hair... I suppose the milk stain didn't quite fit the mystery of my act. But... he was very kind; he helped me look presentable in a short time so I could finish and return quickly. Now none of that matters, my lady. The only thing that mattered was coming back here, to you.
He took a step forward, invading your space in that small living room. With a delicacy that made your skin tingle, he leaned in and pressed a light, warm kiss to your cheek.
â How are you? âhe asked with devotionâ. I notice your son is still sleeping soundly, so we have time to talk... just the two of us. Don't you think?
You blushed slightly, feeling the heat rise up your neck. In that cramped space, his presence filled everything. You didn't want him to leave, so, with a bit of boldness, you searched a small cabinet and pulled out a pair of pajamas that had been left forgotten there; they were made of soft, simple fabric.
â If youâre going to stay and talk, you canât stay in that rigid uniform âyou said with a small smileâ. Youâll only get more tired.
Pierrot looked at the garment with bewilderment, but seeing your insistent gaze, he accepted. He changed in the small corner of the bathroom, and when he stepped outâwearing common pajamas, without his hat, and with his hair tousledâseeing him like that made him look so vulnerable and human that your heart ached with tenderness.
You sat together on the sofa, sharing a blanket in the dim light. That early morning, the outside world and the problems with your ex-husband vanished. You spoke in whispers about insignificant things and deep dreams, while the sound of the babyâs breathing set the rhythm of your conversation. In the warmth of that small apartment, you understood that Pierrot was not just your guardian, but the home you had been searching for all along.Â
Note: This is a piece I wrote in Spanish and then translated into English. It took me some time due to the creative process and some brief research I did with people close to me regarding childcare. I was heavily influenced by my friends, who know more about the subject; plus, I felt very relaxed while writing it. Feeling Pierrot's affection, both toward the protagonist and the child, is something so beautiful that it made my heart melt with love. I hope you enjoyed it. Iâm sorry if itâs not a masterpiece; I just wanted to indulge myself by seeing Pierrot interacting with a baby. <3
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AMA 2 â Answers Part 9 1/2
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Part 2
Pierrot x Reader
summary: Pierrot observing y/n in her sleep ;)Ä
Word count: no clue
tags: fluff, kisses, slightly suggestive, stalking, gentle touch, possessive pierrot, french kissing
i apologise for grammatical errors in advance and over use of 'you' ^^;
i did use inspiration from the Game (The Freak Circus) itself, I did change a few words though! so some lines(Mostly Pierrots!) belong to nekoboydreams!!

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Hcs for Pierrot with a pregnant (gn?) reader <3 (and some hcs after your child was born)
â I read a post about pierrot wanting kids with the reader so desperately but since its not rly possible for a human and a monster he sobbed like a kid and even bought a baby blanket to cope AND I JUST CANNOT ACCEPT THAT (*T^T) so now we all are gonna visit lala land :3 (I sadly cant find that post anymore (âĽâ¸âĽ) but if anyone knows which one I mean send the link pls! -> Edit: @royallogana found the post that I was talking about! :D) â While yes this is about a pregnant reader I believe anyone no matter your gender can read this since I never used any gendered names like mother/father for the reader nor described their anatomy (yes mpreg is real in the TFC universe nekoboy himself told me so LMAO) (English isnt my first and not my second language so pls have mercy ËđˇË) â§âËâ§ Enjoy <3 â§Ëââ§ ŮŠ(^á^ )٠´-
My headcanons if MC was pregnant (by pirrot)
Now it WOULD BE VERRY RARE
Jester: Would be MORTIFIED he'd never show it, but a child? Would you even live long enough to raise it? He'd feel as if it's another responsibility on his head would even question you, "Would your fragile human body even be able to handle such thing as a monster halfling?"
But if pierrot insists, he'll accept defeat and make sure all your tasks are around the doctor's tent, He might think of it as a good thing a part of you will always be around pierrot even after your death.
Tickettaker: he'd start calculating all the child expenses RIGHT AWAY on the side he'd probably make the baby feeding schedule, but you can bet Harlequin's never getting his name on that schedule, he's really excited to make new schedules
Harlequin: He'd crack a joke or two about how freaky you two must've been to wind up with a semi-impossible kid, but deep down he'll feel a tad bit of jealousy also maybe happy...just a bit he'd poke SO MUCH FUN AT YOUR CRAVINGS
Doctor: he'd be so surprised, but you'll be his new subject he'll invent Prenatals so you don't have to consume flesh, expect to wake up with him hovering over your head " You have slept 6 hours and 45 minutes...its not good for you, you need 10:35 minutes"
Last but not least the father to be!
Pierrot : he'd be confused at first, but then he'd be so excited. It would be like those disney happy endings He watched on repeat, he'd be the one to confront jester all puppy eyed and adorable
EXPECT him to monitor you more then doctor He's an excellent observer he'll get emotional hearing the baby's heart beat, he's going to make your EVERY CRAVING ice-cream pickles with cherries? DONE , jester would probably not allow him to be present during your labour he'd get so emotional he'll flat out use his voice by accident Not to mention he'd interrupt mid labour to comfort you "My dearest You'll be fine it's okay ITS GOING TO BE FINE doctor FIX MY DEAREST"
AMA 2 â Answers Part 8 2/2
There are so many pictures and so many questions that Iâm splitting the posts into two parts every time, haha!
All the questions here are highlighted by Lore and worldbuilding! Great questions, Darth!
AMA 2 â Answers Part 8 1/2
Hello everyone! Neko here. I know I havenât been very active lately Iâve been focusing more on the script and a few other things for you all, and Iâll be talking about that soon! Iâve also put together a small roadmap with the next steps Iâm working on, and Iâll be pinning it to my profile as well.
Script writing (Iâm currently at the final stage here)
Script revision
Start fixing code issues and some smaller bugs that havenât been addressed yet
Begin programming the update
Beta testing phase
Half of the programming completed
Initial testing for connections with previous routes
Finalizing the code
Final testing and code review
Final translation and possible voice acting for more lines Next week Iâll be focusing exclusively on the script until itâs finished so I can start revising it! So I wonât be online much either, but I already have a few separate asks to answer or help the mods answer!
Thank you so much for the support and the kind messages!
PSA; Gender is NOT the same as sex. Gender is what you identify as, while sex is what i'll be having with Leviathan tonight. Stay safe and stay informed <3

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Fallen Angel Leviathan
Jester (and Pierrot) Smut
hello! this is another one of those things i dreamed about and couldnt stop thinking about. so, my dearest readers, i hope you enjoy!
WARNINGS: jester x reader, pierrot x reader, exhibition, sorta poly? not anything established tho, pierrot lowk gets cucked but he likes it, praise, degrading, AFAB reader, genderneutral reader, petplay, sub reader, dom jester, jester calls reader 'it' in a degrading way, boot worship, orgasm denial, overstimulation, spanking, squirting, pierrot has a knot (ofc<3), jester has a tentacle-like dick, size kink, jester is bad at feelings but he's not cruel, dubcon just in case but reader is into it trust, uhh i think thats it
WC: 8.3k
Will you release an artbook when the game is done? I love your art!!
Hello! Thatâs really kind of you, thank you! Iâd never thought about it before, but I have to admit that your question wasnât the first one Iâve seen on this topic. I wonder how many people would be interested in something like this? It sounds like fun to design and print something like this!
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Comic Pierrot's outfit
A bit of context: this comic takes place quite a long time ago. They were younger and still figuring out how to make things work in the circus. The first version of their outfits wasnât comfortable, since their bodies are different, which led to the redesign and custom-made clothes for all of them after this incident.
Besides the outfit changes, youâll also get a small spoiler about Pierrotâs rule! Also! Thank you @destinysquaredfor helping me correct some poses and adjust a few things in the comic!