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We don’t talk about him enough 🔥🔥😮💨
Comandante Veracruz | Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe 2011

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Yeah yup uh huh.
PEDRO PASCAL in Tony Gilroy's 'Behemoth!'
⋆˚Just the tip, daddy⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢
Pairing: daddy!joel x female!sub!reader
Summary: Little you was awake. The night was quiet, but your thoughts unfortunately weren't. They were drifting far, soft, and hazy, carrying you somewhere your small mind couldn't quite hold all alone. And in that fragile place, you reached for the one person you weren't supposed to need anymore. A man who shouldn't be your shelter…yet somehow always is...
Warnings: 18+, smut, mdni, huge age gap (20s and 60s), daddy!joel, ddlg dynamics, unprotected sex, JUST THE TIP, pinv, size kink, needy!reader, subby!reader, subspace, crying, forbidden relationship (don't know why, you can just think about something), daddy kink, finger sucking, clit rubbing, grinding (once), slight stern!joel, but really really soft daddy!joel, no outbreak
A/N: the more the people complain about the daddy kink, the more i'll write it😘 also if you look at it sideways, this could almost be a hazy little echo of "Daddy, I'm sorry." I didn't really choose a concrete reason for their forbidden dynamic—I just wanted the feeling of it. Let your mind fill in whatever fits.. Enjoy my dear pookies <33
It's night.
The sheep are asleep. The cows are dreaming of endless fields. And the chickens are waiting, patient and already plotting, for the moment they can scream the morning awake.
Only little you was still awake…lost in thoughts, hazy and far‑gone in that quiet world your mind always slips into when everything feels too heavy. A softer place perhaps, where things made more sense for your tired little brain, but even there, you still needed something—someone—to steady you.

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Pocket Pussy
Based on this request, writing this sent me spiraling omfg. Enjoy...
Joel takes you everywhere with him to be able to use you any time he wants.
Contains: smut, p in v, unprotected sex, creampie, lots of cumming, oral sex (m receiving), dirty talk, free use, dom/sub dynamics, petnames (babygirl, doll, sweetheart), Joel treating you like a pet, submissive/whiny reader, light spanking, teasing, orgasm denial, objectification, degradation, dumbification, breast play, little bit of crying, reader just wants to please Joel, mentions of the word daddy, controlling!Joel, established relationship
Wordcount: 7,208
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Mean, mean man ᥫ᭡.
Cw: 18+, smut, MEAN!joel, unspecified age gap, unhealthy relationship dynamics, dub-con, non-conish?, slightly toxic, possessive behaviour, controlling behaviour, NO safeword, psychical aggression: pinching, slapping, spanking, spitting into mouth, 'only the tip' as punishment, pinv, unprotected sex, orgasm denial, pet names (puppy, pet), praise, naive reader kinda, no outbreak
A/N: me sick and me bored and me horny af AND I've dreamt about mean!joel absolutely ruining my life so...i had to write something little. /Note: this one has abusive/unhealthy dynamic vibes. If that's not your thing, totally okay! just don't hit "continue reading" and then yell at me. ;) For the rest of you degenerates, I'm still working on requests AND sleazy!joel so enjoy, pookies <333
Joel Miller was one mean, mean man.
soooo good! need more of this
Strawberry Field 🍓
Pairing: Daddy!joel x female!reader
Summary: Daddy Joel knows how much your period hurts you. So he takes you to the strawberry field he found. He carries you when your legs give out, feeds you berries one by one, wipes the juice from your chin with his thumb. All he wants is to make you feel better, to remind you that you're his sweet, whiney girl.
Warnings: 18+, smut, fluff, FAUXCEST, huge age gap (60s and 20s), daddy!joel, ddlg undertones, pinv, unprotected sex, creampie, slight breeding, praise kink, spitting into mouth, slight food play, slight cum/period eating, clit rubbing, period sex, secret relationship, idk how much it makes sense that strawberries exist after the outbreak but
A/N: guess who had strawberries AND her period in this heat? 🥵 i was craving some dada joel and some ickiness sooo...ALSO im currently writing a lot of requests (bc they've been sitting in my inbox for ages🫣) and one of them is sleazy!joel hehe. As usual: if you don't like something you can just scroll and block me. I hope yall enjoy this one pookies <333
Joel had a surprise for you.
SEX POLLEN·˚༉‧₊˚.
Pairing: Joel Miller x Female!reader x Jack Abbott
Summary: It wasn’t supposed to happen. One wrong turn past the perimeter, one breath of unknown, drifting pollen, and suddenly Joel is pounding on Jack Abbott’s door with you burning up in his arms. Now it’s the middle of the night, the town's asleep, and the only medic who won’t report the two of you is the one staring at you down like he already knows this is going to get real bad.
Warnings: 18+, Smut, THREESOME, slight fluff, Age gap (Joel is 60, Jack is 50 and reader is in her 20s), sweet!joel, gentle!jack, fictional sex pollen, double penetration, inaccurate medical/scientific shit, needy!reader, pinv, unprotected sex, lots of fluid and cum lol, nipple play, finger sucking, medical kink, gloves kink?, pet names, clit rubbing, oral f!receiving, fingering, multiple orgasms, squirting, medical exam, sub!reader kinda
A/N: guess who watched The Pitt and fell for yet again another old man...also! I finally learned how to do this cool gradient text thingy and now i feel even more aesthetic✨ none of this below makes sense like AT ALL but just ignore it and enjoy the smut pookies <333
"Open the goddamn door, Abbott!"
Joels boots hit the wooden steps of Jack Abbott's clinic hard enough to rattle the whole damn porch. His first knock wasn't even a knock—it was a fist slamming into the wood, a desperate, violent slam that echoed through the otherwise quiet streets of Jackson.
The night air was thick with a cold that etched deep into bones, wind so strong it moved trees and houses. But Joel couldn't feel it. Not when you were burning up in his arms, your body almost a furnace pressed tight against his chest, your breaths coming in short, ragged gasps that tore at his heart one by one.

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PEDRO PASCAL Good Morning America | May 11th, 2026
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#misshim
— take her home
pairings: joel miller x fem! reader
synopsis: you had a crush on joel. it was obvious now. which was why when your fathers work began pushing you closer together, you were grateful for the opportunity to be closer to him. even if that meant going on a little road trip with him.
word count: 6.9k
warnings: age gap, daddy issues, familial issues, kissing, lots of touching, fluff
pae speaks ~ sorry for how late this is coming out i’ve been so busy lately but i’m back! i enjoyed writing this so much and thank you so much for the support on it <3 it means a lot to me xo (and i lied, there will be one more part after this lol)
The days passed and you couldn’t stop yourself from looking for Joel everywhere you went. You hoped to see him at the grocery store, the Tipsy Bison, and especially when you were working on the farm. You wanted an excuse to talk to him though you figured you had plenty.
He felt like the stable ground you kept searching for. Like maybe the dead end road you thought you were on actually was leading you to this.
To Joel.
One morning, you woke up to the sound of a truck door slamming shut. You blinked awake, your mouth dry and eyes half shut. You glanced around your room before grabbing the water bottle by your bed and taking a sip.
After a while arguing with yourself about getting out of bed, you finally managed to throw the covers off and start your day.
The floorboards creaked under your feet as you went into the bathroom. You smelled of vanilla and cigarettes. You leisurely brushed your teeth, taking your time since no one was waiting on you.
You finished up in the bathroom before going back to your room. The sun was shining brightly, creating a shadow of patterned lace against the floor. Everything about the air and the sun made it a lazy Saturday morning.
Until you heard voices coming from outside your window.
You padded over, socks scuffing against the ground. Who in the world could be here so early?
Your fingers wrapped around the lacy curtains, pulling them back and peering out at the property.
Your heart gave a sharp thud.
Your hands felt sweaty.
There, talking to your father by the barn, was Joel Miller. The man you’d been waiting to see for what felt like forever when in reality it’d only been a few days. But he was here and you were going to act on the feelings that had been accumulating.
You changed into a simple white sundress, slipping on a pair of brown boots and braiding your hair into two braids on either side of your head. Right as you were about to leave your room, the makeup on your vanity caught your eye.
You didn’t go anywhere without at least a little on your face. So you quickly brushed on some mascara and swiped some lipgloss on your lips before rushing downstairs.
The television in the living room was playing morning news, your mother sat in her chair with a blanket and a cigarette. Clearly she didn’t remember the conversation you tried having with her yesterday and you were both disappointed and relieved.
She glanced over at you as you went into the kitchen, grabbing a small bite to eat. “You’re up early.”
She was right, of course. Truth was, you would have gone back to sleep if you hadn’t seen Joel outside.
You gave a one shoulder shrug. “Felt like being productive.”
She hummed, taking a drag. The smoke flowed from her mouth as she spoke, “Miller’s over.”
“Is he now?”
“Yeah,” she confirmed what you certainly already knew. “He’s helping your daddy out with some work. Won’t you be a good girl and bring them lemonade or something?”
You tried to smother the smile that crept onto your face. She just gave you the most perfect excuse to go talk to him. “Yes, ma’am.”
As you worked on pouring two glasses of cold lemonade, you looked out the window above the counter through your lashes. Joel was standing by the tractor, nodding along to whatever Rhett was rambling about. He was wearing a navy blue shirt that was hugging his biceps, the veins along his hands prominent as they rested on his hips.
You were done for. There was no reason for him to look that good especially with that salt and pepper hair of his.
With a steadying breath, you headed outside with the two glasses, careful not to spill as you brought them over to the men.
Joel noticed you first and you watched as all the interest he had in what your father was saying quickly vanished. You didn’t know what to make of that so you just gave a sweet smile.
“Hello, boys,” you said, handing your father one glass and when you went to give Joel his, your heart skipped a beat when your fingers brushed against his.
“Mornin’, sweet pea,” Rhett said, giving one braid a small tug. “Joel here’s just helpin’ fix the tractor. But the cats could use some milk.”
You gave a little nod, gaze flickering back to Joel before going off to get the pitcher of milk. A hint of disappointment settled in. Joel didn’t say anything to you. You just assumed it was because your dad was present and he didn’t have time.
However, your goal to get Joel to notice you was still in place.
After grabbing the pitcher, you went over to the barn where the cats had a blanket spread out under a small awning. The kittens mewled, tiny little noises that made you smile.
“Hi, sweeties,” you said in a soft voice, crouching down to pour the milk into a saucer. You gently scratched behind the mom cat’s ear and she purred, leaning into your hand.
Your dress had rode up a little bit on your thighs and you glanced over to see if Joel was looking.
He was not.
Instead, he was bent over the tractor engine, arms working deep within the machinery with a focused expression on his face—wrinkles drawn on his forehead, lips pursed, eyes squinted.
If you were trying to be the distracting one, it clearly had backfired.
You stood back up, bringing a hand to your brow to keep the sun from shining in your eyes as you watched Rhett walk into the storage shed.
You sauntered back over to Joel, smoothing your dress down. “My daddy got you doing the dirty work now?”
Joel looked up, sweat glistening on his temple. He stepped back from the engine, taking a sip of the lemonade you brought him. “All I do is dirty work, darlin’.”
His words sent your thoughts into dangerous territory.
You crossed your arms over your chest, hoping to push up your cleavage. His eyes never strayed lower. Dang it. “He at least paying you?”
He shrugged, turning his back to the tractor and leaning against it, wiping the oil from his sturdy hands with an old rag. “I ain’t here to steal his money.”
You raised your brows. “Then why are you here?”
Joel studied your face for a moment and you couldn’t help but shift nervously on your feet.
“Found ‘em!” Rhett’s voice called out across the way and you felt a bout of anger surge within your chest. He always seemed to be ruining the good moments in your life even though it was just a lot of poor timing.
Joel only turned his attention back to him when he handed him a tool you couldn’t name. “Thanks,” he said bluntly, wiping away the sweat and getting back to work.
Rhett settled his hands on your shoulders, dirty from the farm and you suppressed the urge to shove him off. “I’m glad you came down.”
You glanced back at him. “Why?”
He grinned, showing off yellow teeth that were decaying from years of using chewing tobacco. It made you stifle a grimace. “I’m glad you asked.”
He pulled back, reaching into the pocket of his worn jeans and retrieving a folded piece of paper. “I haven’t been able to make a supply run with your mother having all her doctors appointments.”
You weren’t sure why but your heart eased a little at that. Sure, your parents weren’t nearly as in love as they once were but they still had their moments.
Rhett handed the list to you. “I’d been meanin’ to ask you. But since you’re here, I figured it wouldn’t be a hassle.”
Your eyes went from his to the crumpled paper. You really didn’t want to waste gas or money on supplies your father needed for his farm but you didn’t really have anything to do.
Except impress a certain someone.
You slowly took the paper, reading the list of items. Your brows furrowed. “Where am I supposed to get a carburetor from?”
“Lots of hardware stores carry them but I placed an order from one down in Jacksonville.”
Your eyes widened. “Jacksonville?”
He nodded. “I know it’s far but it’s too annoying to cancel my order.”
“Since when do you even place online orders?” He was always one for doing things the manual way. You were vaguely aware he even had a phone in the first place.
“Don’t talk back, girl,” he said, his voice gruffer even with Joel next to him.
“I wasn’t talking back—”
“Is getting the part a problem or not?”
You let out a sigh. “The drive there is three and a half hours and so is the drive back. That’s six hours all together, daddy.”
Rhett ran a hand over his scruffy beard. “Fine. I’ll pay for gas and food.”
“No need.”
Your eyes snapped to Joel who clearly had been listening in on the conversation. “I’m sorry?”
He folded his thick arms across his broad chest. “There’s no need. I’ll take you.”
Your jaw could’ve fallen to the ground. You clenched your teeth together to prevent that from happening, still having trouble containing your surprise by his candid statement.
Your father seemed just about as shocked as you were. “Why, Joel, I think she can manage herself…”
Joel shook his head. “I’m sure she could but that highways no joke. Besides, wouldn’t hurt to have a navigator.”
Rhett seemed to consider this before nodding again. “Well, then, long as you keep my little girl safe then I don’t see a problem with it.”
Joel looked at you when he said, “she’s in good hands.”
You folded the paper back up and gestured towards the house, all the argument dying out of you. “I’ll go get my things.”
Feeling a nervousness take flight in your stomach, you scurried back up to the house, opening the screen door with a little too much force.
Your mother was laughing over some sitcom but the sound was more of a wheezing hack. She glanced over at you as you made a beeline for the stairs, focused on grabbing your purse and leaving.
“Why are you in such a hurry?” She asked, lighting up yet another cigarette.
“Supply run,” you answered, “daddy’s makin’ me go all the way to Jacksonville.”
“Jacksonville?” She echoed just like you had.
“That’s what I said.”
She let out a scoff, inhaling the nicotine before itching her cheek. “Well, forecast said there’s a storm blowing in. You might wanna pack a bag just in case you get caught up in it.”
Great. A storm. How convenient.
You huffed, the heat and the situation starting to grate your nerves before you remembered Joel was going to be with you. Which meant maybe the storm would give you more time with him even if you were going to be on the road with him for six hours.
You grabbed a pink ballet duffel bag from forever ago, tossing in perfume and deodorant along with your keys and a jacket. You considered the possibility of being stranded by the storm and bit your lip as you contemplated on whether or not to be prepared for a late night stop.
Despite you probably being absolutely delusional, you added a light pink nightgown to the mix before zipping it up and heading back down.
Before you could make it out the door, your mother called, “don’t take the Cadillac!”
You stopped abruptly. “Why wouldn’t I?”
“‘S too pretty to take on the highway.”
You supposed she had a point. “Alright, momma. I’ll see you later,” you said, blowing a kiss.
You headed back outside and sure enough, you spotted a patch of gray clouds. They didn’t look too ominous yet but you knew they’d get heavier as the day went on.
Joel was already by his truck and you assumed that was the vehicle of choice by default. You walked over to him, noticing his clean hands he must’ve rinsed off.
Rhett gave your back a firm pat and looked at Joel. “Keep her safe, Miller. If those clouds get worse, let me know.”
“Will do,” Joel said bluntly before you slipped away from your father, eager to get away for a while.
Once you and Joel were seated in his truck, you tossed your bag into the backseat and sighed. “I’m sorry I roped you into this. I could’ve gone by myself.”
Joel put the truck in drive, heading down the dirt path leading to the main road. “I offered, darlin’.”
For some reason, you didn’t ask why. You didn’t want a repeat of what happened last time. You’re my friends kid. Those words still spun in your head like a broken record.
“What’s on the list anyway?” Joel questioned, leaning back in the drivers seat with a wrist draped over the wheel.
You unfolded the paper from your dress pocket and skimmed your father’s messy handwriting. “Tools, I’m guessing. And that stupid carburetor thing we’re driving three hours for.”
Joel glimpsed over at you. He felt guilty for the thoughts that had been on his mind since he saw you earlier today. You looked so soft and pretty sitting there in his passenger side, your cheeks flushed from the heat and hair a tad frizzy from the sudden humidity.
He also had to admit he found it quite adorable that you had no idea what you were talking about. The confident little Miss America who was confused over mechanic tools.
“Well let’s hope we don’t get rained on,” he said, leaning forward a little bit to look at the cloud filled sky. When he settled again, he gestured to the glovebox. “There’s some old cd’s in there if you want to look at any.”
You set the list aside and opened the glovebox. You were going to be here for three and a half hours and you did not want to spend it in awkward silence.
You wanted to make conversation but now that you were finally next to him, you had no idea what to say.
As you went through the old cd’s, you found the need to tell him what happened. “I’m not with that guy anymore.”
Joel remained silent. It made you swallow nervously.
It was almost as if he knew you just needed to get something off your chest and he was more than willing to listen.
“He was a douchebag, just like the rest of them. I should’ve known. Well… I did know. But I guess it doesn’t make a difference.” You let out a frustrated huff of air, pulling out an old Elvis album. “Point being, your brother and sister in law helped me.”
His eyes stayed locked on the road as he focused on merging onto the highway but inside, he had a million questions.
“Tommy?”
“No, Richard,” you said sarcastically, sliding the cd into the player. “Of course it was Tommy.”
“What’d he do?”
You slid off your boots and curled your feet up on the seat and it brought you back to the night. “Well Randy was just being rude and Tommy… punched him in the jaw.”
Joel rubbed a hand over his jaw. “My word, kid.”
Deep down, Joel was mad. Not at you. Never at you. But at any man who thought they had the right to shame you and especially in the humiliating manner it came in. The boy at the farmers market, your father, and now this Randy guy? He was sick of it even though he felt he had no right to be.
And underneath that brewing anger was a hint of jealousy. He loved his brother dearly but some protective part of him wanted to be the one defending you. The one who got to sock that disrespectful guy in the face.
You, on the other hand, thought he might see the issue as immature. “Maria helped me outside. You should be very grateful you have her as a part of your family now.”
You didn’t elaborate further. You felt embarrassment and shame as you sunk further into the seat, wishing you’d kept your mouth shut.
Joel sighed before saying, “I’m glad he did, sweetheart. But maybe it’s time you… stayed away from those douchebags.”
You didn’t know what you were expecting but it wasn’t that. “You’re probably right.”
Just like that, you remembered exactly why you had developed feelings for Joel. He didn’t shame you. Didn’t yell at you for being the way you were. Just provided a grounding presence for you to lean into.
The first three hours seemed to go by quickly. Well, only because you managed to fall asleep against the door at an odd and uncomfortable position. You ran a hand over your face as you woke up, staring at the passing scenery.
Eventually, Joel pulled up to the hardware store with the address Rhett had sent him.
“Here already?” You asked, mouth dry and skin feeling clammy from your nap.
“Mhm,” Joel hummed before unbuckling and getting out of the truck. You reached for your seatbelt and the list but before you could open the door, Joel beat you to it.
You felt those butterflies stir again as you slipped out, fixing your rumpled dress and thanking him.
The two of you headed inside, the smell of sawdust and wood filling your nose. You grabbed a basket before looking at the list. “Okay, first up… socket wrench.”
You had no idea what that was. Yes, you grew up on a farm but you now understand why your father kept Joel around to decipher what was to be used in fixing machinery and utilities.
Joel saw the cluelessness in your eyes, how you tried so hard to sound like you knew what you were talking about but falling short.
He walked forward and you scampered along behind him, knowing he knew his way around a store like this. Within minutes there a shiny new socket wrench in the basket. “What’s next?”
It became a short routine. You told him what was on the list, he’d find it, and in the basket it went.
Once it was filled with the needed items, Joel waited for an employee to assist him with figuring out where the carburetor was. You rocked back and forth on your heels, feeling lighter now that you were out of town for a little while. And with Joel.
When the man finally came over, he didn’t seem to notice you at first until you started to follow him and Joel to the back of the store. He was obviously trying to be discreet about checking you out but was failing miserably.
You didn’t mind so much now that you had Joel with you who acted as a human shield if need be.
The carburetor box was placed in Joel’s hands and as the man assisting him led you to the front to check out, that’s when the inevitable questions came out.
“She yours?” The man asked while scanning a tool.
Usually that sort of question would offend you. You didn’t belong to anyone and yet a part of you didn’t mind as long as it was Joel. But at the end of the day, you were just his friend’s daughter.
Joel, however, had a different strategy.
“She ain’t mine,” he answered, sorting through his wallet. “Not in the way you’re suggesting, anyway.”
You were confused as to what he meant and then it dawned on you—the man was insinuating that you were his daughter.
Your eyes darted to Joel but his impenetrable mask of indifference was too difficult to decipher.
The man’s face paled and he rung up the items without another peep.
When you two left the store, you still couldn’t believe what he said. You didn’t think he’d ever want anything romantic to do with you, especially after the way he’d been acting.
The rain had begun but it was only light sprinkles. You should’ve been able to make it back before the downpour started.
As Joel loaded the last of the bags into the backseat, he noticed the ballet duffle. You had prepared for this little excursion. Something about that made his insides twist.
You were young, he knew that. You were his friends daughter, not to be messed with anymore than you already had.
And yet, an aching part of him wanted to give you everything you needed and more.
The cab of the truck was quiet. You didn’t want it to be. There was a three and a half hour drive ahead of you and you weren’t going to spend it in awkward silence.
“Not in the way you might think?” You spoke up, a sly smile playing on your lips. You were good at harmless, playful flirting so why would Joel be any different?
He barely glanced at you as he pulled out of the parking lot. “He needed to back off.”
You raised your brows and your heart did that thing again. “Well it certainly worked. But what if that was my future husband?”
Joel wanted to pretend you didn’t say that. He couldn’t stand the thought of yet another pathetic little boy wasting your time. He knew he probably wasn’t the better option but he knew he’d never intentionally do anything to hurt you.
“Then the wedding will be postponed,” he grumbled, keeping his eyes on the road.
You couldn’t help but let out a small laugh. “How tragic that would be.”
Soft rain droplets began to splatter on the wind shield as you put in a Johnny Cash cd and turned it up. You began to sing along, only knowing the lyrics because your father used to sing them with your grandfather before he passed.
Joel found it helplessly endearing. He didn’t care if you were off key, he could’ve listened to your voice all day if only he was the one it was for. Not so long ago he had been at the funeral of your grandfather. Back then he wouldn’t have noticed you although he did recall you taking secret sips from a flask to drown your grief.
The highway was getting congested now, cars bumper to bumper as the storm grew heavier.
“Damn it,” Joel grunted under his breath, lightly smacking the steering wheel before leaning back and putting his fingers to his hairline.
You looked over at him, seeing the patience wear thin on his aged face. “Is it because of the storm?”
Joel gestured at the long stretch of cars. “Someone must’ve spun out. Roads are gettin’ slick and my bet is they were drivin’ too damn fast and lost control.”
His frustrated old man rant made you stifle a laugh. You turned your head, looking out the window at all the stopped cars.
Dark clouds completely covered the sky now and the wind was picking up. This wasn’t just rain, it seemed to be a whole thunderstorm rolling in.
You let out a sharp gasp as you watched a tree branch get blown onto the hood of someone’s car. “Joel—”
He let out a ragged expletive before his eyes began searching for the nearest exit. “Call your father. Tell him we gotta wait out the storm.”
You nodded, pulling out your phone and ringing your father. He didn’t answer so you just sent a quick text explaining the situation you and Joel found yourselves in.
Slowly but surely you two made it to the exit, driving until you reached a small gas station. The lights illuminating the lot buzzed and you could see bugs flying around in it.
Joel parked by the gas pump before unbuckling. “Stay here.”
He didn’t elaborate and you didn’t have time to ask as he hopped out, making a beeline for the gas station entrance.
You sighed, locking the doors and watching as the wind nearly bent the trees in half. Leaves blew onto the windshield and the wipers swatted them away rhythmically.
Secretly, you had been hoping the storm would get to this point. You wanted every excuse you could get to have more time with Joel.
As soon as he left, Joel was back, getting into the truck. His shirt now had rain darkening in small spots in the fabric but he didn’t seem to mind. He dropped a plastic bag on the seat between you.
Unable to hide your curiosity, you reached for it. Inside you found two bottles of water and some snacks.
You cast a look up at him. “What’s this for?”
He had already put the truck in drive again. “We gotta find some place to stay. Figured that’d be dinner.”
You blinked at him as it registered to you what he was suggesting. “You mean… we’re not going back to Austin?”
“Not tonight.”
Joel was probably being dramatic. Well, not dramatic. He was just taking advantage of the opportunity that had been presented to him by the weather. He had you right there in his passenger seat, blinking at him with curiosity.
He’d get right back on the highway if you told him you wanted to go back home.
But deep down, neither of you wanted that.
You sat back in your seat, trying to hide the giddiness bubbling into your chest. This was practically a dream come true.
He drove around until he came across a motel. It was one story, two buildings settled on either side of the main one. The flickering sign read vacancy and even if it wasn’t ideal, it was still somewhere to seek shelter from the storm.
The truck came to a stop in a parking spot before the two of you got out. You became very aware that you were wearing a white dress and bolted for the door.
Joel wasn’t too far behind you, the little bell above the door signaling your arrival.
Chills shot up your arms as you stepped into the lobby from the air conditioning, making everything feel humid. The floors were surprisingly made of wooden planks, a large plum colored rug spanning the width of the room. A sofa sat on one wall with a table in front of it, magazines spread out on the surface.
You ignored the staleness of the air and the slight smell of mildew as you stepped up to the front counter where a woman sat behind it.
Joel cleared his throat. “Two rooms, please.”
Her eyebrows slowly raised in boredom as she glanced from you to Joel. “Two?”
You fiddled with the hem of your dress, looking anywhere but at her. Again with people making it awkward for you two. Yeah, your crush on Joel was getting bad but you were good at not letting it show.
At least you thought you were.
“Yes, two,” Joel confirmed, pulling out his credit card.
The woman shrugged, checking the ledger.
Joel glanced down at you, watching as you again rocked back and forth on your heels. Gosh, you were so adorable he couldn’t take it.
“Well,” she said slowly. “Unfortunately you two aren’t the only ones escaping the storm and I only have one available room left.”
His attention was pulled back and he schooled his features quickly. “Only one? You don’t have any others that room service can clean up real quick?”
The woman gave him a unamused look. “It don’t work like that. Now, do you want the room or not?”
Joel knew he should’ve said no. Sleeping in the truck didn’t seem all that bad but the sharp pain in his lower back didn’t seem to agree. Sharing a room with you alone was dangerous for him.
He caught the way you kept looking at him. Maybe you looked at all men that way and he was too old to feel special about it. But some other part of him recognized that look—you felt safe with him.
And that’s what he promised your father.
“We’ll take the room.”
Your heart could’ve grown wings and flew out the window to be taken with the wind.
One night alone with Joel Miller in a beat up motel room. Your legs suddenly felt shaky just at the thought of it. This was everything you wanted. Everything you needed to finally remove the dead end of your life and figure out if this was the man that would take you further.
Joel was the man you wanted. The one you needed. The only one who’d ever treated you like a woman instead of an object to be toyed with.
You two stepped outside and Joel insisted you stay dry under the awning while he grabbed the bags from the truck.
You stood in front of the room’s door, the wind pulling strands of hair from your braids. Joel moved like the storm was nothing but a minor inconvenience, shutting the door once your duffel bag and the one from the store was in his hands.
“Here,” he said, handing you the keys to the room.
You unlocked it, stepping inside and leaving the storm behind you. Joel followed, placing the bags down on the small table in front of the window.
You took in the small space, examining the floral wallpaper and the matching comforter and sheet set. One queen sized bed sat in the middle of the room and your heart skipped a beat.
Joel ran a hand through his damp hair. “Go dry up then if you’re hungry you can have a bite to eat.”
You snapped out of whatever daydream you were in before nodding. With shaky fingers you unzipped your bag and pulled out the nightgown you had brought.
You wondered if Joel thought you were dumb for preparing for this without even knowing if it’d storm.
But clearly you hadn’t been as delusional as you thought you’d been.
You went into the dingy bathroom, the light flickering unsteadily. You took off your boots, leaving on your socks as you traded your dress for the pink nightgown.
You looked into the mirror, smoothing your manicured hands over the soft fabric. The lacy hem brushed against your thighs, the top curved around your breasts secured with a tiny bow in the middle.
You wore things like this to bed every night so what was the problem now?
Attempting to brush off your nerves, you stepped out, your folded dress in one hand and your boots in the other.
Joel felt like he wasn’t supposed to see this.
You looked so beautiful in that nightgown, your hair loose out of the braids, the frilly socks on your feet. He’d never seen you as a girl who looked fragile but right now he thought he’d break you with a single touch.
You set your boots down and put the dress in the duffel before he finally managed to look away.
“Here,” he said gruffly, handing you a sandwich. “Not much but it’s something.”
“Thank you, Joel,” you replied quietly, taking the sandwich from him before tentatively sitting on the edge of the bed.
The springs creaked beneath you as you unwrapped the sandwich and took a bite. Joel didn’t touch his, instead going into the bathroom and locking the door.
He had to get a grip on himself.
She’s your friend’s daughter he kept repeating to himself as if that would get his heart to stop responding to the way you made it thump.
It was no use. His mind kept pushing the image of you to the forefront of his eyes, curves looking so soft under that thin fabric.
Tonight was going to be long.
You had finished the sandwich by the time he re-emerged. You threw the trash away before sitting back in your spot. “I have a question.”
Joel leaned back against the television stand across from you, crossing his arms like he wasn’t struggling to keep his composure. “And what’s that, darling?”
“Why did you start helping my father out?”
Out of all questions, he was not expecting that.
He gave a shrug. “I know he ain’t the best man ever but I’ve known him for a long time. He’s gettin’ older, we all are, and he asked for my help. There was no reason to deny him.”
You had to admit you didn’t think of it that way before. You nodded, crossing your ankles.
When the silence came back, you knew this was the only time you’d get to voice what had been eating at you for weeks now.
“Joel?”
“Hmm?”
You took a steadying breath, forcing your eyes to meet his. But this time, you didn’t give him those eyes other boys were so used to.
“That night of the farmers market in your truck… that meant a lot to me.”
That meant more to Joel than he let on. He shifted slightly in place. “I’m glad I could help, sweetheart.”
You looked down at your lap, unsure of what to say next. This was your one chance to tell him what you’d been feeling. But you’d never been good with words. Everything you got you used your body to get it. That’s apparently anyone ever saw you as.
You leaned back a little, subtly, just enough to let your nightgown cling to the curves of your body.
Joel was hanging on by a thread. Only once or twice had he let his thoughts drift to what it’d be like to run his hands over your soft body, to feel you under his hands that didn’t deserve to hold anything so precious.
“You don’t gotta do that.” He spoke through gritted teeth, his voice nearly cracking with restraint.
Your heart sank. “Do what?”
He pinned you with a hard stare. “You know what.”
Then your patience snapped. You had gotten everything you wanted just by flaunting yourself about but you never realized how frustrating it was when you had to work for it.
And it irritated you just as much that you secretly loved that he wasn’t easily giving into you.
You let out a frustrated huff.
Then it all came spilling out.
“What is it, Joel?” You said rather harshly. “Am I too young? Am I too naive? It can’t be. Every other men would’ve jumped at me so what is it? Don’t make me embarrass myself anymore. Please. If I’m reading this wrong… just tell me.”
Joel’s heart ached. He didn’t want you to feel like that. But he didn’t want to mess this up even though he felt like that was already happening.
You blinked at him, almost feeling humiliated again. “Why’d you bring me here?”
Joel went ridged.
You cleared your throat, trying to gain some confidence back. “You would’ve gone home if I wasn’t in the truck so tell me now why did you bring me here?”
Just like that, he’d been caught red handed. You were right, of course, he would’ve gone back to Austin in the storm if you hadn’t been with him.
His silence was driving you mad. You hit your hand against the side of the mattress. “Damn it! Say something—!”
Joel pushed off the counter faster than you could blink and suddenly rough hands were cupping your face and lips were crashing against yours.
Your heart slammed hard in your chest. For a second, you were stunned.
Joel Miller was kissing you.
And you’d be dumb to not kiss him back.
Your hands flew to his broad shoulders, feeling the scorching heat of him radiating through his shirt. Joel wasn’t rushing, his lips moving slow against yours and when you opened your mouth to him, he licked into it in such a languid way that had heat blooming through your lower stomach.
This wasn’t those kisses you had with those other men who acted as if you’d pull away at any given moment.
Even with his musky scent clogging your nose and his tongue tasting yours and his heat warming your cold skin, he was making it known that this was your choice.
When Joel pulled back, his face stayed close to yours and you couldn’t suck enough air into your lungs.
One of his hands moved, gently brushing a piece of hair behind your ear. “I brought you here because I couldn’t stand seein’ you with those boys anymore,” he said, his voice deep and low only for you. “And right now, you don’t have to pretend anymore. Not with me.”
Just like before, your eyes softened and you felt like you could cry. So it wasn’t all in your head.
“Joel…” you whispered, fingers grazing his collar.
“Yeah, sweet girl?”
The nickname made your skin go hot.
Your gaze roamed over his weathered face and it made your longing for his touch feel consuming. “You know what everyone will say.”
Of course he’d thought about that. That’s the first thing that had crossed his mind when those feelings for you came about. He knew everyone knew the farmer’s daughter, knew that the whole town just about recognized your name. They’d look down on an older man being with a girl younger than him.
“I know.” Joel murmured, pulling back his hands.
You quickly grabbed them. “I don’t care,” you said firmly. “You know me, Joel. You know I’ve been with older men. I’m just worried about what they’ll say about you.”
Joel was taken aback. You were worried about what people would say about him? He wasn’t expecting that. But when it came down to it, he wanted this.
He wanted you.
That wasn’t going to change just because some people didn’t agree.
“I’m a grown man, baby.” He stroked a thumb over your cheekbone. “They can talk but I’m not letting you go. Just let me take care of my pretty girl.”
I’m not letting you go.
You slid your hands up his forearms, tears pricking your eyes. Joel didn’t need another word. He put his hands beneath your arms and gently lifted you further onto the bed. He followed, slipping off his boots and crawling over you.
Looking at him hovering over you made your stomach flip with butterflies. You’d been with many men but Joel was different. He made you feel special in a way no one else had before.
His rough hand caressed your cheek, those dark eyes tracing your features. For once, you didn’t feel the need to take off any clothes. You just wanted him here, with you, holding you like you weren’t just another body to be had.
Joel leaned down slowly, holding himself up on one hand beside your head while the other slowly trailed down to your waist. He traced slow circles as his mouth lowered to yours.
Your lips parted and his tongue gently dipped into your mouth if only for a second. Every movement was made with care.
His lips sealed against yours once more, his beard scratching against your face in the most delicious way possible. You sighed, feeling like an ice cream cone in the hot sun as you melted into the rough sheets of the motel bed.
The storm outside sounded like white noise as Joel kissed you, deep and loving in a way you never felt before. His fingertips grazed against your thigh, not in a sexual manner but more like he was learning you. Mapping every surface of smooth skin and soft curves he wanted to know every road to.
Here there was no Randy. Here your father was miles away. Here your mother didn’t parade around in your head.
It was just Joel.
Carefully, he moved down to press featherlight kisses to your jaw and then your neck. “This okay, baby?” He murmured softly.
For a moment you were too speechless to say anything. You slid your fingers into his graying curls. “Yes. More than okay.”
Joel wasn’t taking. He was giving. That was something unfamiliar to you.
He kissed further down, keeping everything over your nightgown. His kisses left your heart a fluttery mess, making you curl your toes inside those frilly socks.
Joel finally reached your thighs, one large hand settled on top of your knee, pulling it aside gently to reach the inside. You let out a shaky breath and then a small little laugh.
He grinned against your skin. “You ticklish, darlin’?”
Your smile widened. No one had ever picked up on that before. “Little bit.”
Joel returned your look of happiness, a smile so rare you didn’t even know he was capable of it.
He reached down, lightly tugging on the sock. “Cute,” he muttered before sliding his hand back up your leg and moving back over you.
This time, you couldn’t wipe the smile off your face as you cupped the back of his neck. “Do we ever have to go back?”
Joel brushed his nose against yours. “I don’t know. This motel room might not be so bad long as you never leave this bed.”
You laughed, real and unrestrained. “Well then,” you said, batting your lashes playfully. “Consider me incapable of walking ever again.”
He pinched your side just a little bit before kissing you as your foot accidentally nailed the back of his leg. It didn’t hurt. But he knew you’d still try to say sorry anyway.
For one moment, everything felt right. You were just a girl who finally found someone to care. He was just a man who was more than willing to give it to you.
For once, you wanted him to be the one to take you home.
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Cw: +18, mean!joel, really desperate/needy reader, sub!reader, deep throat, crying, oral m!receiving, degradation, unspecified age gap, cum swallowing, lot's of saliva, slapping, hair pulling/yanking
A/N: today is my birthday, so yall are getting fed!!! It's very short, but yummy and i just couldn't get these pics out of my head, like he looks so huge and dada...sooo enjoy pookies <33
The floorboards are cold under your knees, but you don't care about that right now.
Your eyes are too wide, too wet, too desperate, looking up at him with an unbearable ache between your legs and saliva watering inside your mouth.
Joel towers over you, hands planted on his hips, his jaw tight, eyebrows furrowed. He's looking down at you like you're something he scraped off of his boot. Unimpressed. Bordering on disgusted.
And you know it. You know how much he hates you.
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Half a Sandwich
| Sleazy Joel the beginning
ᯓ Series Masterlist: Ache Beneath the Sleaze ᥫ᭡.
Pairing: sleazy!joel miller x female!reader
Summary: If you’d known that half a sandwich behind a dumpster was gonna be the start of… whatever the hell this turned into, you’d’ve probably stayed home that day. He wasn’t lookin’ for trouble—hell, he talks to everybody, that’s just how Joel is. But every damn time he saw you sittin’ there, quiet as a ghost, lookin’ like you’d rather be anywhere else, he couldn’t help it. ’Cause life’s funny like that. It throws people at you when you least expect it—usually when you’re already havin’ a goddamn terrible week.
Warnings: +18, smut, fluff, angst, sleazy!joel, fuckbuddy!joel, unspecified age gap, protected sex, oral f!receiving, slight size kink, unhinged dirty talk, fingering, making out, talks about divorce, friends with benefits, talk about child loss, no outbreak
A/N: OMG FINALLY. I've rewritten this chapter like fifty times trying to make it something I don't hate, and I think I finally like this version. It's long, itms messy, it's smutty, and it goes way deeper into readers backstory than I had originally planned. Joels backstory is still lurking in the background, but trust me it's coming in the next chapters. Enjoy pookies!!! <333
Before Strawberry Creampie. Before Sit on it. There was...Half a Sandwich.
And you remembered it like it was yesterday...
You sat in the back of your office, clutching a halfly eaten salad like it was the last chore on a long, long fucking list of things you no longer had the energy to finish. The plastic fork felt flimsy in your hand, the lettuce wilted, the dressing too sour—everything just tasted like too much obligation.
Easy Fix
Pairing: Daddy's best friend + mean!joel miller x f!reader
Summary: It was just supposed to be an easy fix. On the stuffed animal, thighs gripping it and in your mind your daddy's best friend. Surely, you hadn't planned for him to catch you. Or to bend you over his knee. Or to be balls deep into you the next moment, right?
Warnings: 18+, Smut, Mean!joel (he is back!!), huge age gap (20s and 60s), grinding on stuffed bear, orgasm denial, spanking, size kink, pet names, praise kink, slight degradation, pinv, clit rubbing, unprotected sex, crying, slight dub-con, darcyphilia, slight fauxcest (Joel calls himself uncle), dbf!joel, stern but also sweet joel, slight hair pulling, no outbreak
A/N: ummm my ADHD has been doing parkour in my brain so Sleazy!joel is taking his sweet time 😭 BUT I did write this little filler based on the mean!joel idea I had a few days ago, so enjoy this filthy mess pookies <333
Being home again is…unusual, to say the least.
Memories, emotions, things you thought you’d outgrown. You kneel besides an open box, sorting through old notebooks and trinkets, but your mind keeps wandering.
When you straighten up, your eyes catch the stuffed animal sitting in the corner of your bed, its fur a little worn, its button eye slightly crooked.
It looks like its been already waiting for you.