Hiii omgggg I love your TikTok acc and your tumblr acc soooo much . I was wondering if you were taking any requests? I would love to see tom welling x babysitter where his wife gets busy and has to hire the babysitter and well tension starts building between the two , or tom welling x young actor who falls for him while on set of a show and he is like her mentor in a way but than it becomes something more until yk the tension breaks? And it doesnโt have to be tom welling himself it can also just be any of his characters lol . <3
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The hum of the Vancouver soundstage was a chaotic symphony of buzzing fluorescent lights, crew members shouting over walkie talkies, and the constant rolling of heavy camera dollies. At twenty two, landing your first series regular role alongside television royalty felt like being thrown directly into deep water without a life vest.
And Tom Welling was the anchor keeping you from drowning.
From your very first table read, Tom had been a steady, grounding presence. He was larger than life in person broad shouldered, quick with a warm, low laugh, and possessing a quiet charisma that commanded the room without ever demanding it. When you flubbed a line during that first week and froze under the heavy studio lights, it was Tom who quietly stepped into your line of sight, flashed an encouraging grin, and told the director, "My bad, guys, letโs take that from my cue." He took the blame effortlessly, giving you the breathing room you desperately needed.
Over the next few months, that protective instinct turned into an informal mentorship. Between takes, youโd find yourself perched on a wooden apple box next to his director's chair, listening intently as he explained the subtle art of finding your mark without looking down, or how to save your voice during long sixteen hour night shoots.
"Acting for a camera isn't about projecting to the back row," Tom whispered to you one rainy Tuesday night while the crew reset the lighting grid. He leaned in, his dark eyes fixed on yours with earnest warmth, his thumb lightly grazing the edge of your script. "Itโs about letting the lens catch what youโre trying to hide. Just breathe, look at me, and let the scene happen."
You followed his advice religiously. But as the autumn leaves turned to winter frost, the nature of those quiet advice sessions began to subtly shift.
It started with small things. The way his hand lingered a second too long on your waist when he guided you into a frame. The soft, knowing smirk he gave you across a crowded catering tent. The unscripted intensity in his gaze during emotional scenes an intensity that seemed to spill over long after the director shouted
"Cut!"
You fell for him in slow motion, layer by layer. It wasn't just his easy charm or the striking blue green of his eyes; it was his quiet patience, the genuine way he cared for everyone on set, and the magnetic pull that seemed to draw you toward him whenever you were in the same room.
You tried to fight it. He was the star, your mentor, the steady older presence who was supposed to be off limits. But gravity, you realized, doesn't care about rules.
But on Friday everything changed tom pulled you into his trailer and he was a fortress in your arms, solid and real against the lingering chill of the night. That breathy laugh rumbled in his chest, a vibration you felt straight through your thin shirt and deep into your bones. He didn't move away. Instead, one of his hands, broad and calloused, slid from your jaw down the curve of your throat, coming to rest possessively over the frantic beat of your heart.
"Right where we're supposed to be," he echoed, the words a low, gravelly vibration against your lips. His other arm banded tighter around your waist, hauling you impossibly closer until there was no space left for doubt, for pretense, for anything but the heat building between you. The damp, chilled fabric of your clothes was an offense, a barrier.
Tomโs gaze held yours, searching, and what he found there made something deep and primal flare in his eyes. He was done with gentle. With a swift, decisive motion, he hooked a finger under the hem of your wet shirt and drew it upwards. Your arms lifted automatically, a silent, willing assent. The cold air hit your skin for a fleeting second before he was there, pressing you back against the small counter, the hard edge of it digging into your lower back. He tossed the sodden fabric to the floor without a second glance.
His gaze raked over you, heavy and appreciative, like he was seeing you for the first time. Or finally, seeing the truth that had always been there. You saw the exact moment the last thread of his control snapped.
He kissed you again, and it was nothing like the first. This was a claiming. His hands roamed, hot and urgent, mapping the newly exposed skin of your back, your sides, the sensitive curve of your waist. His thumbs brushed the underside of your breasts, and the touch was electric, drawing a sharp gasp from your lips that he swallowed down greedily. Your own hands weren't idle; they roamed the landscape of his back, feeling the solid muscle shift and bunch beneath his own wet shirt. You fumbled with the hem, needing to feel him, all of him, skin to skin.
He pulled back just long enough to wrench the shirt over his head, the motion economical and powerful. In the cramped space of the trailer, he seemed larger than life, all broad shoulders and sculpted chest, a sparse dusting of salt and pepper hair tapering down a hard abdomen. The soft light of the lamps caught the faint scars and lines, a map of a life lived on screen and off. He was real. He was Tom.
He was yours, for tonight.
He closed the distance again, and the sensation of his warm, bare chest against yours was so overwhelming, so right, it stole the air from your lungs. His hands found your jeans, the button giving way with a deft click of his fingers, the rasp of the zipper loud in the suddenly charged silence. He paused, his forehead resting against yours again, his breath coming in ragged pants. His eyes searched yours, one last check-in, one last question asked without words.
You answered by tilting your hips, a silent invitation.
A low groan rumbled in his chest. He guided the denim down your legs, sinking to his knees in front of you as he did. The sight was nearly your undoing Tom Welling, on his knees, looking up at you with an expression of raw, unfiltered worship. He pressed a hot, open mouthed kiss to your hip bone, then to the sensitive skin of your inner thigh, his stubble a delicious friction that made your legs tremble.
Your hands tangled in his hair, soft and thick between your fingers. "Tom," you whimpered, the sound ragged and desperate.
He stood, lifting you as if you weighed nothing and setting you on the edge of the counter. He finished undressing you, then himself, with an efficiency that spoke of a desperate, barely contained need. And then he was back between your thighs, fitting himself against you, the hard, hot length of him a promise of everything you'd been wanting for months.
He braced one hand beside your head on the cabinet, the other gripping your hip, his fingers digging into your flesh with bruising intensity. He looked down at you, his dark hair falling into his eyes, his chest heaving.
"Tell me if you want me to stop," he rasped, the words a pained concession to the power he'd given you, the mentor trying to offer one last out.
Instead of answering, you wrapped your legs around his waist, locking your ankles behind his back, and pulled him forward.
He entered you in one smooth, deep stroke, and the world shattered. It was a perfect, searing pleasure that stole your breath, a feeling of coming home you hadn't even known you were searching for. He paused for a heartbeat, giving you a moment to adjust, his jaw tight with the strain of holding back. You could feel the tremor in the muscles of his thighs.
Then you moved your hips, a subtle, questioning roll, and that was it. The last of his control dissolved.
He set a rhythm that was deep and punishing, a frantic, desperate dance that spoke of months of pent up desire. The counter creaked with every thrust, the small, enclosed space of the trailer filled with the slick sounds of your bodies, the harsh pants of your breaths, and the low, guttural sounds he made deep in his throat. He kissed you again, a messy, demanding clash of teeth and tongues, all finesse forgotten in the primal need to get closer, deeper.
Your nails raked down his back, and he hissed, his hips snapping forward in response. He shifted the angle, hitting a spot inside you that made you cry out, your head falling back against the cabinet with a soft thud.
"Look at me," he commanded, his voice a raw, dominant growl.
Your eyes fluttered open, locking with his. The intensity you saw there was staggering a storm of lust, affection, and a deep, aching tenderness that terrified you as much as it thrilled you. He held your gaze as he moved, watching your every reaction, learning your body, committing this moment to memory.
"You feel... perfect," he gritted out, his movements becoming more erratic, losing their rhythm as he chased his release. "So much better than I ever imagined."
The coil of pleasure in your stomach tightened to an almost painful degree. You were clinging to him now, your body bowing against his, your breath coming in short, sharp gasps. "Tom... I'm..."
"I know," he breathed against your lips. "Let go. I've got you."
His thumb found your clit, circling it with a perfect, firm pressure. That was all it took. Your orgasm crashed over you in a blinding wave, a silent scream tearing from your throat as your body convulsed around him. Your vision went white, your senses overwhelmed by the sheer, explosive force of it.
The feel of you pulsing around him sent him over the edge with a choked groan. He buried his face in the crook of your neck, his body stiffening as he poured himself into you, hot and endless.
For a long moment, the only sounds in the trailer were your ragged breaths mingling in the small space, the hum of the generator a distant thrum. He stayed inside you, his weight a welcome, grounding presence as you both came back down to earth.
Slowly, carefully, he lifted his head. He looked wrecked. His hair was a mess, his lips were swollen, and his eyes were dark and unfocused. He looked down at you, a slow, sleepy smile spreading across his face.
"Well," he said, his voice raspy and sated. "We're definitely in trouble now."
You laughed, a breathy, happy sound. You reached up, brushing a stray lock of hair from his forehead. "The best kind of trouble."
His expression softened, the raw, post-coital haze giving way to something gentler, more profound. He leaned in and kissed you, a slow, tender press of lips that was worlds away from the frantic passion of moments before. It was a kiss that spoke of promises, of beginnings.
When he pulled away, he didn't move far. He rested his forehead against yours, his eyes closed.
"What are we going to do?" you whispered, the question hanging in the air between you, heavy with implications of sets, and secrets, and a tomorrow that was suddenly terrifyingly uncertain.
Tom opened his eyes, and in their depths, you saw a flicker of the same fear. But there was something else, too. A steely resolve.
"We're going to figure it out,"











