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Dirty little secret
S4!jonathan X surfer boy pizza worker!reader
Summery — your co-worker argyle introduces you to his friend jonathan and you two end up hooking up.
W/C — 3.1K
Warnings — 18+mdni, cheating(sorry), public s3x, drg mention, n!pple play, finger!ng, wonder twins mention^^
“Dude, he’s like—super artistic,” Argyle had said while you were both working one afternoon. “Takes these gnarly photos and stuff. You guys would totally vibe.”
You figured he was exaggerating. Argyle had a habit of hyping people up.
But one day Jonathan showed up to see Argyle after your shift, and Argyle immediately waved him over like it was the moment he’d been waiting for.
“Yo, Johnny! This is the person I was telling you about.”
Jonathan looked a little caught off guard by the sudden introduction. He pushed his hair back out of his face and gave you a small, polite smile.
“Hey,” he said quietly.
He wasn’t loud like Argyle. If anything, he seemed a little awkward at first—like he wasn’t totally used to meeting new people yet.
Still, you ended up talking.
Jonathan told you he used to take photos back in Hawkins. He talked about his camera like it was something important to him, something he’d spent a lot of time with before everything changed. He also mentioned that he’d moved to Lenora with his mom and his younger twin siblings a few months earlier.
He didn’t explain much beyond that.
After that day, you started seeing him around more.
Mostly because of Argyle. Whenever Argyle picked him up or the two of them came by Surfer Boy, Jonathan would end up hanging around while you finished your shift. Sometimes he’d sit at one of the booths with a soda while Argyle messed around in the kitchen.
Eventually the three of you started hanging out outside of work too.
Argyle would drive the Surfer Boy van around after closing, claiming it was the “official vehicle of good vibes.” You’d sit up front or in the back while he blasted music and talked nonstop, while Jonathan mostly listened and occasionally added something dry that made both of you laugh.
Jonathan started bringing his camera sometimes, taking random photos of things around Lenora. Streetlights, empty roads, the desert stretching out beyond the town.
You didn’t realize how comfortable you’d gotten around him until one night after your shift.
It was late, and Argyle had parked the van behind the shop like usual. The three of you had been sitting there talking when Argyle suddenly remembered he’d left something inside.
“I’ll be right back, dudes,” he said, hopping out and jogging toward the back door.
That left you and Jonathan sitting in the back of the van.
For a minute neither of you said anything.
Jonathan leaned back against the side of the van, looking tired but relaxed. After a moment, he pulled a joint out of his jacket pocket and held it up slightly.
“You mind?”
You shrugged. “Pretty sure Argyle would encourage it.”
That made him smile a little.
A few minutes later the van smelled faintly like smoke, the cool night air drifting in through the cracked door. The conversation wandered from work, to music, to random stories from Hawkins.
Jonathan seemed more relaxed than usual, laughing a little easier.
Eventually the talking slowed down. The quiet between you wasn’t awkward—it was just… there.
Jonathan glanced at you.
You weren’t totally sure who leaned in first.
One second you were just looking at each other, and the next his lips brushed yours.
The kiss was soft and hesitant, like neither of you had planned it. For a moment you kissed him back before your brain suddenly caught up with what was happening.
You pulled away quickly.
“Wait—Jonathan.”
He blinked, confused. “What?”
“You have a girlfriend,” you said, the realization hitting all at once. “Back in Hawkins.”
Nancy.
Jonathan froze for a second before leaning back, rubbing the back of his neck.
“Yeah,” he muttered quietly. “I… yeah.”
The air inside the van suddenly felt way more awkward than it had a minute earlier.
When Argyle came back a few minutes later, he didn’t notice anything was wrong. He just climbed into the driver’s seat and started talking again like always.
But the ride home was quiet for you and Jonathan.
The next few days were… weird.
Whenever Jonathan came by with Argyle, things felt awkward in a way they never had before. Conversations that used to feel easy suddenly felt careful. Sometimes you’d catch him glancing at you, like he wanted to say something, but neither of you ever brought it up.
Then a few days later, after your shift, Argyle once again ran inside to grab something he’d forgotten.
Leaving you and Jonathan alone in the van.
The silence between you felt heavier this time.
Jonathan finally sighed, leaning forward with his elbows on his knees.
“About the other night…” he started quietly.
“I… don’t say anything,” you muttered quickly, words stumbling over each other. “I shouldn’t have kissed you back.”
Your voice sounded more nervous than you meant it to. You kept your eyes on the floor of the van, suddenly very interested in the scuffed rubber mat under your shoes.
Jonathan frowned a little.
“You?” he said, letting out a quiet, awkward laugh. “I’m the one who kissed you.”
He rubbed the back of his neck, like he always did when he didn’t know what to do with himself.
“I kind of started that whole thing.”
You finally glanced up at him. He was leaning forward slightly, elbows on his knees, looking just as unsure as you felt.
“Still,” you said. “I knew about Nancy.”
Her name hung there for a second.
Jonathan sighed softly, running a hand through his hair.
“Yeah,” he admitted. “You’re right.”
For a moment neither of you said anything. The quiet wasn’t angry—it was just heavy, like both of you were trying to sort out what the other was thinking.
“I didn’t plan that,” Jonathan added after a second, his voice quieter now. “The kiss, I mean.”
“I know.”
“I just—” he paused, searching for the right words. “Things have been weird lately. Being here. Everything back in Hawkins… it’s a lot.”
You nodded slowly. You didn’t know the full story of what happened there, but you knew enough to understand it wasn’t simple.
Another silence stretched between you.
Jonathan glanced over at you again.
“I didn’t mean to make things awkward between us,” he said. “I like hanging out with you.”
You let out a small breath, the tension in your shoulders easing just a little.
“Yeah,” you said. “Me too.”
From inside the shop you suddenly heard Argyle shout something indistinct, followed by the sound of something falling.
Jonathan huffed a quiet laugh.
“Well,” he said, glancing toward the door, “that sounds like our ride.”
You couldn’t help smiling a little.
The next week passed slowly.
You and Jonathan still saw each other whenever Argyle dragged him along to Surfer Boy after your shifts, but things were… careful. Not cold, just quieter than before. Conversations stayed safe. Short. Like both of you were avoiding stepping anywhere near what had happened in the van.
Argyle, of course, noticed absolutely none of it.
He kept talking, laughing, rambling about music and deliveries and “good vibes only,” while you and Jonathan occasionally exchanged quick glances that never lasted long enough to mean anything.
Still, the memory of that night stayed in the back of your mind.
And apparently his too.
A week later you were closing up the shop when Argyle suddenly realized he had promised his cousin he’d help with something across town.
“Dudes, I gotta bounce, I’ll be back though” he said, already halfway to the door. “Johnny, you mind hanging for a bit?”
Jonathan shrugged. “Yeah, that’s fine.”
Argyle gave you both a quick wave before jumping into the van and driving off, leaving the quiet parking lot behind.
Just like that, it was only you and Jonathan.
The shop lights buzzed softly above you while you wiped down the last table. Jonathan leaned against the counter, watching you for a moment before speaking.
“So… Argyle just abandoned me,” he said.
You glanced over at him. “Looks like it.”
A small smile tugged at his mouth, but it faded pretty quickly.
For a minute neither of you said anything.
The quiet between you felt familiar now—but heavier than it used to.
Finally, Jonathan pushed himself off the counter.
“Listen,” he said, rubbing the back of his neck again. “About last week—”
You sighed softly. “Jonathan, you don’t have to—”
“I do,” he said quickly.
You stopped wiping the table and looked at him.
He stepped a little closer, his voice quieter now.
“I meant what I said. I didn’t want things to get weird between us.”
“They already are a little weird,” you admitted.
Jonathan huffed a quiet laugh at that.
“Yeah… fair.”
The two of you stood there for a moment, only a few feet apart now.
“Still,” he added, “I miss when it wasn’t.”
Your chest tightened a little.
“Me too.”
The words had barely left your mouth before Jonathan stepped closer again.
You didn’t move away.
For a second it felt exactly like the night in the van—the same hesitation, the same look in his eyes.
But this time neither of you pulled back.
Jonathan leaned in first, kissing you again.
It was different this time. Less surprised. Slower, but deeper too—like both of you already knew what it felt like.
Your hands instinctively grabbed the front of his jacket as he kissed you back, pulling him a little closer before either of you really thought about it.
The kiss turned hungrier, his tongue slipping past your lips to explore with a slow, teasing stroke that made your knees weaken. You responded in kind, tasting the faint salt of his skin, your free hand sliding up to tangle in his hair, tugging lightly to keep him there.
A low groan rumbled from his throat, vibrating against your mouth, and he backed you up against the table, his hips slotting between your legs.
His other hand found your waist, fingers splaying possessively over the curve of your hip, pulling you flush against him.
You could feel the hard line of his arousal pressing through his jeans, grinding subtly as the kiss broke for a gasping breath, only to dive back in deeper.
Your body arched into his touch, heat building low in your belly, the quiet shop suddenly alive with the sounds of your shared breaths and the soft rustle of fabric.
Jonathan broke away just enough to trail his lips along your jaw, nipping at the sensitive skin below your ear.
“We shouldn’t be doing this.. ” my he murmured, voice rough and breathless, his hand sliding under the hem of your shirt to trace warm circles on your bare skin.
“You want me don’t you?”
You shivered, nodding as your fingers worked at the buttons of his jacket, pushing it open to feel the heat of his chest beneath.
His fingers dug into your hip, holding you steady against the table's edge, while his other hand threaded through your hair, tilting your head back to deepen the angle.
You gasped into his mouth when his teeth grazed your lower lip, a spark of heat shooting straight down your spine.
He pulled back just enough to look at you, his breath coming in short bursts, eyes darkened with desire.
“Tell me to stop,” he whispered, voice husky, but his body didn't retreat—instead, it pressed closer, the bulge in his jeans rubbing against your thigh in a way that made your core clench.
“I don't want you to,” you replied, your hands sliding under his jacket to grip his shirt, bunching the fabric as you tugged him forward again. The admission hung between you, freeing something raw and urgent.
Jonathan's response was immediate. He captured your lips once more, this time with less restraint, his tongue delving deep as one hand slipped higher under your shirt, palm flat against your stomach before inching up to cup your breast through your bra.
His thumb circled your nipple slowly, teasing it to a hard peak, and you arched into his touch, a soft moan escaping despite your efforts to stay quiet in the empty shop.
The counter nearby held forgotten rags and a spray bottle, but neither of you cared as he lifted you slightly onto the table, your legs parting to let him stand between them.
His free hand worked at the button of your jeans, popping it open with practiced ease, fingers dipping just inside the waistband to brush the edge of your panties.
The contact sent a jolt through you, your hips bucking instinctively toward his hand.
“Fuck, you're so responsive,” he murmured against your neck, his lips trailing hot kisses down to your collarbone.
He nipped at the skin there, soothing it with his tongue, while his fingers ventured lower, slipping beneath the fabric to find your slick folds.
He groaned at the wetness he discovered, circling your clit with deliberate strokes that made your thighs tremble.
You clutched at his shoulders, nails digging in as pleasure built in waves, your body responding to every touch like it had been waiting for this exact moment. “Jonathan... more,” you breathed, guiding his hand deeper, urging him to slide a finger inside you.
He obliged, pushing one digit in slowly, then two, curling them to hit that spot that made stars burst behind your eyelids.
His mouth returned to yours, swallowing your whimpers as he pumped his fingers in a steady rhythm, his thumb still working your clit. The table creaked under the motion, the shop's quiet amplifying every wet sound, every shared gasp.
Outside, the parking lot remained deserted, the night air cool against the windows, but inside, heat coiled tight between you.
Jonathan's arousal strained against his zipper, and you reached down to palm him through the denim, feeling him twitch under your touch. He hissed in pleasure, hips grinding into your hand as he quickened his pace inside you.
“That's it,” he encouraged, voice rough with need. “Let go for me.” His words pushed you closer to the edge, your walls clenching around his fingers as the tension snapped, orgasm crashing over you in shuddering waves.
You cried out softly, muffled against his shoulder, as he held you through it, his own breathing ragged.
When the aftershocks faded, he withdrew his hand slowly, bringing his fingers to his lips to taste you with a wicked grin that made your pulse race again.
“Jesus…” you sigh out, your voice shaky as you lean back against the edge of the table.
For a moment neither of you move.
Jonathan’s forehead rests lightly against yours, both of you breathing hard in the quiet of the shop. The buzzing fluorescent lights overhead suddenly feel way too loud in the silence that follows.
He lets out a soft, disbelieving laugh under his breath.
“Yeah,” he mutters, running a hand through his messy hair. “That… wasn’t exactly part of the plan tonight.”
You huff a quiet laugh, still trying to catch your breath.
“No,” you agree.
The reality of where you are slowly settles in—the empty Surfer Boy shop, the dark parking lot outside, the fact that Argyle could come back literally any second.
Jonathan seems to realize the same thing at the same time you do.
He glances toward the front windows, then back at you.
“If Argyle walks in right now,” he says slowly, “I’m pretty sure he’s never letting either of us hear the end of it.”
You cover your face for a second, groaning. “Oh my god, don’t even say that.”
Jonathan smiles a little, but it fades quickly as the moment lingers between you.
He leans back against the counter beside the table, suddenly quieter.
“Hey,” he says after a second.
You look up.
His expression has softened, but there’s something thoughtful in it now.
“We probably… shouldn’t have done that,” he admits.
The words hang in the air.
Not angry. Just honest.
You nod a little, staring down at your hands. “Yeah.”
Another quiet pause fills the room.
Jonathan exhales slowly, rubbing the back of his neck like he always does when he’s nervous.
“But,” he adds, glancing at you again, “I don’t regret it.”
Your chest tightens slightly at that.
Before you can respond, headlights suddenly sweep across the front windows of the shop.
Both of you freeze.
A familiar van engine rumbles outside.
Jonathan’s eyes widen a little.
“Speak of the devil,” he mutters.
From outside, Argyle’s voice echoes through the parking lot.
“DUDES— I brought snacks!”
You and Jonathan look at each other for half a second before scrambling off the table.
“Fix your hair,” you whisper urgently.
“You fix your hair,” he shoots back quietly.
The back door handle rattles.
And neither of you look even slightly prepared.
A week later, things had settled into a new rhythm.
Jonathan still came by with Argyle after your shifts, but the awkward tension from that night in the van had faded into something quieter—something unspoken, yet understood. You didn’t talk about the kiss again, and he didn’t bring up Nancy. Instead, you laughed at Argyle’s ridiculous antics, swapped music recommendations, and shared small moments that felt safe and easy.
It wasn’t the same carefree vibe as before, not exactly—but it was comfortable. Real.
One evening, as you and Jonathan lingered in the empty shop after closing, Argyle had gone home early for once, leaving you alone together. The soft hum of the lights above and the faint smell of pizza lingered in the air.
You both sat on opposite sides of the counter, shoulders brushing, feet just barely touching under the tables. You didn’t need words to fill the space—just the quiet comfort of each other’s presence.
Jonathan looked over at you and gave the tiniest smile.
“You know,” he said softly, “I like this. Just… hanging out with you. No distractions, no chaos.”
You smiled back, feeling your chest warm at the simplicity of it.
“Me too,” you said. “Feels… normal.”
He nodded, and for a long moment, the two of you just sat there. No confessions, no pressures, no expectations. Just the shared understanding that something had shifted between you—and it didn’t need to be complicated.
Eventually, you both stood and stretched, brushing off the day. Jonathan grabbed his camera bag, and you gave him a small wave as he headed to the door.
“See you tomorrow?” he asked.
“Yeah,” you replied, smiling. “See you tomorrow.”
And as the shop door closed behind him, leaving the neon “Surfer Boy Pizza” sign flickering in the quiet night, you realized that some moments didn’t need to be fixed, explained, or labeled. Some moments—like this—were enough on their own.
A week after that night, you and Jonathan didn’t need to talk about what had happened. You didn’t need to define it. Because in the end, you had each other’s company, laughter, and that quiet understanding. And for now, that was more than enough.
BOYS IN THE BAND
Drummer!patrick x guitarist!reader
Summery — after high school you’ve turned into a broke college student. That’s until you see a sign for a band in need of a guitarist and you sign up. After your first practice you end up messing around with the drummer in the band, Patrick.
W/C — 2.5k
A/N — the queen is back!! 🥳 I know yall missed me so here’s some Patrick smut as an apology <3
Warnings — 18+mdni, praise k1nk, finger!ng, fluff, band au, n!pple play, creamp!e,
After high school, you were dead broke in college. The kind of broke where every day blurred into the same routine—classes, whatever cheap food you could scrounge up, sleep, repeat. You weren’t miserable exactly, just stuck. Like life had hit a pause button you didn’t know how to unstick.
That changed the day you noticed a crooked flyer taped to the community bulletin board outside the student center.
BAND IN NEED OF A GUITAR PLAYER.
$20 AN HOUR FOR PRACTICE.
You stared at it longer than you probably should’ve. Twenty dollars an hour felt unreal. Rent-saving. Grocery-upgrading. Life-slightly-less-stressful money. The problem was, you hadn’t touched a guitar seriously since you were seventeen, back when your dad used to sit with you on the couch and show you chords until your fingers hurt. You weren’t amazing—but you weren’t bad either.
Before you could overthink it, you ripped one of the tabs off the bottom and texted the number.
Two days later, you were standing outside a cramped garage on the edge of town, guitar case digging into your palm. You almost turned around twice.
Inside, the band was already there. The bassist nodded at you politely, the singer barely looked up from her phone, and the drummer—who you assumed was Patrick—was adjusting his kit with his back to you. He turned around when you stepped in, drumsticks still in his hands, and paused like he hadn’t expected you to actually show up.
“Oh,” he said. “You’re… the guitar player?”
You nodded, suddenly hyper-aware of how loud the room felt. No one really knew what to say after that. There was an uncomfortable shuffling, someone coughed, and Patrick tapped his sticks together absentmindedly like he was filling the silence on purpose.
“Uh,” the singer finally said, “we usually just… start.”
You plugged in, fingers stiff, heart racing. When you played, it wasn’t awful—but it wasn’t perfect either. You missed a cue. Patrick came in too early once. No one said anything, which somehow made it worse.
By the end of practice, your hands hurt and your confidence was hanging by a thread. Patrick avoided your eyes while packing up, then finally muttered, “It’ll be less weird next time. Probably.”
You weren’t sure if that was a promise or a warning—but you showed up again anyway.
The next day was better than before. Not perfect, but better in a way that mattered.
You walked into practice feeling less like you were intruding and more like you were allowed to be there. The chords came easier this time, your fingers remembering what to do without you having to think so hard. When you messed up, someone laughed—not in a mean way, just casual—and Patrick actually counted you back in instead of letting the silence stretch.
By the end of practice, the room felt warmer. Lived in. Like you were starting to fit into the empty space you’d been hired to fill.
As everyone packed up, the bassist slung his case over his shoulder and looked at you.
“Dairy Queen?” he asked, like it was obvious.
You hesitated. “Right now?”
“Yeah,” he said. “It’s a tradition.”
No one explained it further. They just started heading for the door, and you followed, trying not to overthink it.
The booth was cramped, knees knocking under the table, the smell of sugar and fryer oil thick in the air. Patrick sat across from you, still quiet, tapping his spoon against his cup while the others argued about which Blizzards were overrated. At some point, he glanced up and caught you watching him.
“You did better today,” he said, almost like it surprised him.
“Thanks,” you replied. “I didn’t feel like throwing up this time.”
That earned a laugh from Patrick and you smiled. Maybe you weren’t as bad at guitar as you thought.
Their first gig was a blur of heat and noise and nerves you couldn’t quite shake. The venue was small, lights too bright, the crowd pressed in closer than you expected. Your hands trembled when you first stepped onstage, but once the music started, muscle memory kicked in. You played. You felt it. Somewhere between the second song and the last chorus, you forgot to be scared.
When it was over, adrenaline buzzed through your veins like static. Everyone was talking at once—laughing, replaying mistakes, bragging about the one part that actually sounded good. Someone shoved a water bottle into your hand. The singer hugged you. The bassist kept saying, “That was solid. That was solid.”
Patrick was quieter than usual.
You noticed him slipping out the back door, drumsticks still clutched in his hand. Without really thinking about it, you followed.
Behind the venue, the air was cooler, the noise muffled. He leaned against the brick wall, head tipped back, breathing like he’d just finished running. When he saw you, he straightened a little.
“You killed it,” he said. “For your first gig, I mean.”
“Don’t add the ‘for your first gig,’” you said, smiling. “Just say I killed it.”
He smirked. “Okay. You killed it.”
There was a pause. The good kind. The kind that feels charged instead of awkward. You could still hear the echo of the drums in your chest.
“I was nervous,” he admitted, quieter now. “Didn’t wanna mess it up. Especially with you.”
That made your stomach flip. “Why with me?”
Patrick shrugged, eyes flicking down to your hands and back up again. “Because I wanted you to like it. Like… being here.”
You stepped closer before you realized you were moving. He didn’t step away. If anything, he leaned in.
The kiss wasn’t perfect. It was quick and surprised and a little clumsy, teeth bumping before you both laughed softly into it. Then he kissed you again—slower this time, more certain—one hand bracing against the wall behind you like he wasn’t sure what to do with it yet.
When you finally pulled apart, foreheads resting together, he let out a breath.
“So,” he said, voice low, “i should get back inside..”
You smiled. “Yeah…inside.”
A couple of weeks later, the kissing didn’t stop. If anything, it got worse—in the way where it kept sneaking up on you. Back alleys after gigs turned into long pauses in parked cars, which somehow turned into you inviting Patrick back to your campus under the excuse of just hanging out.
Your dorm room wasn’t anything special—string lights, an unmade bed, music playing quietly from your phone—but the second the door closed behind you, it didn’t matter. He kissed you like he’d been holding back all day, hands warm at your waist, like he was trying to say everything he never said out loud.
You ended up sitting on the edge of the bed, knees pressed together, his thumb brushing your jaw as if he was testing how far he could go. Every time someone laughed in the hallway or footsteps passed by, you pulled apart just enough to breathe, only to lean back in again.
“This is a bad idea,” he murmured at one point, forehead resting against yours.
“Then why are you still here?” you whispered.
He didn’t answer. He just kissed you again—slower, deeper, like the question didn’t even matter.
When you finally broke apart, both of you a little breathless, he laughed softly and shook his head.
“We’re gonna get caught one of these days.”
“Yeah,” you said, smiling despite yourself. “But not tonight.”
His mouth moved against yours with a hunger that made your knees weak, tongues sliding together as his fingers dug into your hips, pulling you flush against him. You could feel the hard line of his cock pressing through his jeans, insistent and hot, and it sent a rush of heat straight to your core.
Your hands roamed up his chest, bunching his shirt in your fists, and he broke the kiss just long enough to yank it over his head, tossing it aside without a second thought.
Patrick's eyes locked on yours, dark and intense, as he backed you toward the bed. '
“God, you're so beautiful,” he murmured, voice rough with need. His hands slid under your shirt, palms warm against your skin, thumbs brushing the undersides of your breasts.
You gasped, arching into his touch, and he grinned, that quiet confidence from the stage shining through. “Yeah, just like that. I love how you react to me.”
You tugged at his belt, fumbling with the buckle in your haste, and he helped, kicking off his jeans and boxers in one swift motion. His cock sprang free, thick and hard, the tip already glistening with pre-cum.
Your mouth watered at the sight, but before you could drop to your knees, he was on you again, lips claiming yours as he peeled your clothes away—shirt, bra, jeans, panties—until you were bare beneath him.
He eased you down onto the unmade bed, the sheets cool against your heated skin, and hovered over you, one hand trailing down your body. His fingers teased your nipples, pinching lightly until they pebbled under his touch, then lower, over your stomach, to the slick folds of your pussy. “Fuck, you're so wet for me already,” he groaned, circling your clit with his thumb. “That's perfect. You're perfect.”
You moaned, hips bucking up as he slipped a finger inside you, then two, curling them just right to hit that spot that made stars burst behind your eyelids.
He pumped them slowly, watching your face with rapt attention. “Look at you, taking my fingers so well. I can't wait to feel this tight pussy around me.” His praise washed over you like liquid fire, making you clench around him, and he chuckled low. “Yeah, just like that. You're doing so good for me.”
Patrick withdrew his fingers, bringing them to his mouth and sucking them clean, eyes never leaving yours. The sight made you throb with need. He positioned himself between your legs, the head of his cock nudging your entrance, and pushed in slowly, inch by inch, stretching you deliciously. You cried out, nails digging into his shoulders, and he paused, forehead pressed to yours. “Breathe, baby. You're so tight, so hot—fuck, you feel incredible.”
Once he was fully seated, buried deep inside you, he started to move—long, deliberate thrusts that had the bed creaking beneath you. His hands gripped your thighs, spreading you wider, and he leaned down to capture a nipple between his lips, sucking hard while he fucked into you. “God, your tits are amazing,” he panted against your skin. “Just like that baby..”
The pace quickened, his hips snapping against yours, skin slapping skin as sweat slicked your bodies. You wrapped your legs around his waist, pulling him deeper, and he groaned, one hand sliding up to tangle in your hair. “That's it, take all of me. You're so fucking responsive—I love how you squeeze my cock when you're close.” His words spurred you on, the coil in your belly tightening with every thrust, every lick of his tongue over your collarbone, every grind of his pelvis against your clit.
“Come for me,” he urged, voice strained as he pounded harder, his own release building. “Let me feel you come on my cock. You're so good, so perfect—fuck, yes!” His praise tipped you over the edge, your pussy clenching rhythmically around him as waves of pleasure crashed through you, your back arching off the bed.
Patrick followed seconds later, thrusting deep one last time and spilling inside you with a guttural moan, his body shuddering against yours.
He collapsed beside you, both of you breathing hard, his arm draped loosely over your waist. After a moment, he pressed a soft kiss to your shoulder.
“That was so…” he exhaled, searching for the word. “You’re incredible.”
For a second, neither of you said anything. The room felt different now—quieter, heavier somehow. The string lights hummed faintly above you, and outside your window you could hear someone laughing as they passed by, completely unaware that your world had just shifted.
Patrick shifted onto his side to look at you, propping his head up on his hand. His expression wasn’t smug or cocky like you expected. If anything, he looked thoughtful. A little dazed.
“You okay?” he asked, quieter now.
You nodded, pulling the blanket up around yourself. “Yeah. Just… processing.”
He smiled at that and brushed his thumb over your hip absentmindedly, like he didn’t even realize he was doing it. “Yeah. Same.”
Eventually, he sat up with a groan. “We should probably pretend to be normal humans again,” he said, glancing at the clock. “Before your roommate decides to come back early and ruin my life.”
You laughed, the sound easing something tight in your chest. He leaned down and kissed you again—slower this time, lingering, like he didn’t want to rush it.
At the door, he hesitated, hand still on the knob.
“This doesn’t have to be a one-time thing,” he said. Not a question. Just a quiet truth.
You met his eyes. “Good. I was hoping you’d say that.”
He grinned, softer than usual, and slipped out into the hallway. When the door closed, you lay back on your bed, staring at the ceiling, heart still racing—knowing things between you and Patrick Zweig had officially crossed into something that couldn’t be undone.
And weirdly enough? You didn’t want to undo it at all.
The next morning came gently.
Sunlight filtered through your dorm window, the room still and unfamiliar in that way it gets after something big has happened. Patrick was already awake, sitting against the headboard with his hands folded together, like he didn’t quite know what to do with them yet.
“Morning,” he said when you stirred.
You smiled. “Morning.”
There was no awkward scramble, no rushing to pretend it hadn’t meant anything. He stayed while you got dressed, leaning against your desk and watching you with an expression that felt careful, almost reverent. You talked about ordinary things—your first class of the day, how early it was, how sore your fingers still felt from practice—like that normalcy was anchoring you both.
When it was time for him to leave, he hesitated by the door. For a second, it looked like he might say something heavy. Instead, he leaned down and kissed you—slow, steady, intentional.
“I’ll see you later,” he said simply.
And he did.
That afternoon at practice, no one noticed anything different. Or maybe they did and just didn’t say it. Patrick kept his distance, professional, focused—but every now and then, when the others weren’t looking, he glanced over at you. Not like a secret. More like a promise.
You played better than ever that day. Confident. Sure of yourself. Like whatever had started between you wasn’t distracting you—it was grounding you.
When practice ended, Patrick caught up to you outside, walking beside you without touching, shoulders almost brushing.
“Same time next week?” he asked.
You nodded. “Yeah.”
As he headed off, you stood there for a moment, guitar case at your feet, realizing something important: you hadn’t just found a band. You’d found a rhythm. Something steady. Something real.
And for the first time in a long while, you weren’t just getting by.
You were exactly where you were supposed to be.
DESK CLUMP
Office worker!Patrick X office worker!reader
Summary — you think your new co worker Patrick is jealous of you until you find out that he was actually just pinning over you :)
W/C — 2.6k
A/N — sorry I’ve been gone for so long I haven’t had any motivation </3
Warnings — 18+ mdni, fluff, finger!ng, mild dirty talk, office s3x, one sided enemies to lovers (?)
You’d known from the beginning that Patrick was jealous of you. Ever since you started your new job, he’d been watching you a little too closely—lingering by your desk, paying attention to things no one else seemed to notice. It wasn’t curiosity; it felt deliberate, like he was waiting for you to slip up, searching for something—anything—he could point out. The attention made your shoulders tense, even as you pretended not to notice the way his eyes followed you across the office.
The weeks drag on, and if anything, your suspicion hardens.
Patrick doesn’t stop watching you—he just gets better at hiding it. His feedback comes clipped and impersonal, always delivered through email even when he’s sitting two desks away. When he does speak to you, it’s brief, professional, and cold enough to make your stomach twist.
You’re convinced he hates you.
He never does this with anyone else.
When coworkers stop by your desk, he suddenly finds reasons to interrupt. Not obvious ones—just enough to pull you away. A meeting that could’ve waited. A task that’s suddenly urgent. You start avoiding conversation altogether, because it feels like he’s tallying something every time you laugh.
During a team meeting, one of your colleagues questions your numbers.
Patrick doesn’t look at you when he says, “They’re accurate.”
No defense. No warmth. Just fact.
You don’t thank him. You assume he’s protecting the work, not you.
Late afternoons are the worst. The office quiets, and you feel hyper-aware of everything you do—how loud your typing is, how often you check your phone, how long you sit in one place. Sometimes he stands behind your chair, close enough that it feels intentional.
“You’ve been here all day,” he says once.
You don’t look up. “Is that a problem?”
A pause. Then, “Just an observation.”
That’s how it always is. Observations. Corrections. Distance.
You start double-checking everything, staying late to make sure there’s nothing he can criticize. You’re sure he’s threatened by you—by how quickly you’ve settled in, how people ask your opinion, how easily you seem to fit.
One evening, you forget your badge at your desk and have to come back for it. Most of the lights are off. Patrick’s office door is still open.
He looks up when you pass, surprised. “You’re still here?”
“Making sure my work’s perfect,” you say, sharper than you mean to.
Something unreadable flickers across his face. “It already is.”
The words hang there—too soft, too honest.
You don’t trust them.
You grab your badge and leave before he can say anything else, convinced that whatever his problem with you is, it isn’t going away.
After that night, you convince yourself the comment was a slip. A mistake. Patrick correcting himself out loud and immediately regretting it.
So you go back to assuming the worst.
You keep your head down. You stop staying late unless you absolutely have to. You keep things polite, distant, professional. If he hates you, fine—you can outwork him. You can outlast him.
Still, the tension doesn’t ease.
If anything, it tightens.
He gets sharper with everyone else, quieter with you. When you speak in meetings, he watches like he’s bracing for something. When you disagree with him—calmly, respectfully—his jaw sets, but he lets it go. You take that as proof he’s threatened.
You’re sure of it.
Then comes the deadline from hell.
Half the team clears out by seven. By eight, it’s just you, your screen glowing too bright in the darkened office. You don’t hear him at first—only realize he’s there when his reflection appears in your monitor.
“You’re still working on that?” he asks.
You don’t turn around. “I want it done right.”
Silence. Then, “You always do.”
It sounds… tired. Not sharp. Not cold.
You finally look at him. He’s loosened his tie, sleeves rolled up, posture less rigid than usual. He looks human like this. It throws you off.
“If there’s a problem,” you say carefully, “I’d rather you just tell me.”
His brow furrows. “A problem?”
“With me,” you add. “Because you clearly have one.”
That gets his attention.
He exhales, slow, like he’s been holding it in for weeks. “You think I hate you.”
You let out a short laugh. “I think you’ve made that pretty obvious.”
He steps closer, not invading your space—just enough that the air shifts. “I’ve been trying not to cross a line.”
You freeze. “What?”
His voice drops. “You’re good at your job. Too good to be distracted. Too good to be… complicated.”
Your heart starts racing, anger and confusion tangling together. “So you treat me like I’m a problem?”
“I treat you like something I don’t trust myself around,” he says.
The silence that follows is heavy, electric.
You stand before you mean to. “That’s….. not hatred,” you say quietly.
“No,” he agrees.
You don’t know who moves first. You only know that suddenly he’s close—too close—and the tension you’ve been misreading for months snaps into clarity.
When he kisses you, it’s controlled at first, like he’s giving you time to pull away. When you don’t, when your hand curls into his shirt instead, the restraint cracks. The kiss deepens, unhurried but intense, months of frustration and misunderstanding bleeding into it.
It’s nothing like you imagined.
It’s careful. Heated. Real.
When you finally pull back, breathless, the office feels different—charged, dangerous, alive.
Your heart hammers in your chest as you stare up at Patrick, his breath mingling with yours in the dim glow of the office. The kiss lingers on your lips—his mouth still close, his hands braced on either side of you against the desk where you've somehow ended up perched. The air crackles with the weight of what just happened, the line you've both crossed without a word.
He doesn't pull away. His eyes, dark and searching, lock onto yours, and you see the hunger there, raw and unfiltered. “Tell me to stop,” he murmurs, voice low and rough, but his body presses closer, one thigh slotting between your legs.
You don't. Instead, your fingers tighten in his shirt, pulling him in. That's all the permission he needs.
Patrick's mouth crashes back onto yours, harder this time, his tongue sliding against yours in a deep, demanding stroke. His hands move—one sliding up your thigh, bunching your skirt higher, the other cupping the back of your neck to hold you steady. You gasp into the kiss as his fingers trace the edge of your panties, teasing the damp fabric before pushing it aside.
“Fuck, you're soaked,” he growls against your lips, his breath hot on your skin. He doesn't wait, doesn't tease for long—his fingers part your folds, finding your clit with a firm circle that makes your hips buck. You moan, the sound muffled by his mouth, as he rubs you there, slow at first, building the pressure until your thighs tremble.
He breaks the kiss to watch your face, his gaze intense as he dips lower, one finger pressing against your entrance. “You want this?” he asks, but it's not really a question—his finger pushes inside you, thick and deliberate, curling just right to hit that spot that sends sparks up your spine.
“Yes please,” you breathe, arching into his touch. Your hands grip his shoulders, nails digging in as he adds a second finger, stretching you, thrusting in and out with a steady rhythm. The desk creaks under you, papers scattering forgotten to the floor, but neither of you cares. His thumb finds your clit again, rubbing in tight circles while his fingers fuck you deeper, faster, the wet sounds filling the quiet office.
Your pussy clenches around him, heat coiling tight in your core. He leans in, nipping at your jaw, your neck, whispering, “Come for me. Let me feel it.” And you do—your body shudders, waves of pleasure crashing over you as you cry out his name, soaking his hand.
He doesn't stop right away, drawing it out until you're boneless against the desk, panting. Only then does he withdraw his fingers, bringing them to his lips and sucking them clean with a smirk that promises more.
The next morning feels unreal.
You barely sleep, replaying everything over and over until your alarm goes off. The office building looks the same when you walk in—glass, steel, fluorescent lights—but you don’t. You’re hyper-aware of your own body, of the memory still sitting heavy under your skin.
Nothing about this feels like hatred anymore.
Patrick is already there when you arrive. Of course he is. Jacket on the back of his chair, coffee untouched, posture rigid like he’s been awake for hours.
He doesn’t look at you right away.
You take your seat, heart hammering, bracing yourself for coldness—for regret.
Instead, a message pops up on your screen.
Did you get home okay?
You stare at it longer than necessary before typing back.
Yeah.
A pause.
Good.
That’s it. No explanation. No acknowledgment of what happened. Somehow that makes it harder.
In the meeting later that morning, he’s all business. Calm. Precise. Professional to the point of cruelty. If someone were watching closely, they’d think nothing had changed.
But you notice everything.
The way his eyes flick to you before he speaks. The way his foot taps when someone else interrupts you. The way he subtly angles his body toward yours without meaning to.
At one point, you pass him in the hallway. He stops you with a quiet, “Hey.”
You turn, pulse jumping.
His voice drops. “We need to talk. Later.”
It isn’t a request.
Your entire body goes warm. “About work?”
A beat. Then, softer, “About us.”
The word hits you harder than anything that happened the night before.
When he walks away, you realize something that makes your stomach flip—
He never hated you.
He was losing control.
The rest of the morning is a blur. Every time you glance at Patrick, your chest tightens, and you swear he feels it too. But he doesn’t make a move, doesn’t say another word. He keeps his distance, professional, almost distant—but the tension between you is impossible to ignore.
By mid-afternoon, you’re working on a project together, sitting across the same table in the conference room. Silence stretches, thick and charged. Your pen hovers over your notes, and you catch him staring—just staring, and not like he’s scrutinizing your work. Not anymore.
You bite your lip, trying to focus. “Is there something wrong with this?” you ask, already knowing the answer.
He tilts his head, calm, neutral. “No. It’s good. Perfect, actually.”
The words should feel normal. They don’t. Your stomach flips. You want to laugh, nervously, to say something witty—but nothing comes out.
Patrick leans back slightly, arms crossed, but he doesn’t move away. The proximity is subtle, but deliberate. His eyes meet yours, and for the briefest second, he looks… vulnerable. Not cold. Not jealous. Just… unsure.
You clear your throat. “I… um… maybe I should get back to the other section of the project.”
He doesn’t stop you. Just watches as you gather your things, eyes lingering longer than necessary. Your own glance flicks to him—your pulse racing—and you notice something: he’s holding back, something you’ve never seen before.
Later, when the office is emptying for the day, he’s still there. You’re packing your things when he clears his throat.
“Still here?” he asks.
“Yes,” you say, simple.
“Walk you out?”
Your stomach drops. The offer is casual—but you know it isn’t. You nod.
The elevator ride is quiet. Your hands fidget with your bag strap. He doesn’t speak until the doors open.
“About last night…” he starts, and then pauses, like he’s weighing every word.
You swallow. “Yeah?”
He hesitates, gaze flicking to yours, sharp and unreadable. “I’m not… I mean, I didn’t mean to—”
You cut him off, softly. “I know.”
The pause between you stretches. Neither of you moves, yet the air feels like it could crack at any moment. You realize then that whatever happened last night changed everything, but you’re both terrified of admitting it.
The next few days pass in a strange, quiet rhythm. At work, Patrick is calm, professional, precise—just like always. But now, you notice things you never did before: the way his eyes linger on your work just a second too long, the subtle smirk when you get something right, the little pauses in conversation when you brush past him in the hallway.
You catch yourself thinking he’s… different. Not colder, not jealous. Just… more present. And suddenly, all those little moments you thought were annoyance or judgment feel layered with something else. Something you weren’t expecting.
Then, out of the blue, he asks, “Dinner tonight?”
Your chest jumps. “Dinner?”
“Yes. Not work dinner. Real dinner. Just us.”
You pause, words caught somewhere between disbelief and excitement. Then, without thinking too hard, you nod. “Okay.”
That evening, the city feels softer somehow. The restaurant he’s chosen is small and tucked away, with dim lights and enough space that it feels like the world has narrowed down to the two of you. Patrick is relaxed—no jacket stiffly buttoned, sleeves rolled up, casual but sharp. He smiles when he sees you, and for the first time, you notice how that smile belongs to him—not the office, not his persona.
Dinner is effortless. Conversation flows naturally—music, books, little anecdotes. He listens when you talk, laughs in the right places, and even teases gently, just enough to make you feel light and noticed. You realize that all the tension you’d felt at work wasn’t hostility at all—it was… anticipation.
At one point, your hands brush lightly on the table. You freeze. So does he. Then he rests his hand near yours, not forcing anything, just letting it linger. You glance at him and see that half-smile, the one you’ve caught in fleeting moments at the office, the one that’s equal parts amusement and warmth. And your heart flips.
By the end of the night, the space between you has changed. Patrick walks you to your car, the city quiet around you.
“I’m glad you came,” he says softly.
You look up at him, and for the first time, you can see the weight of weeks of restraint and unspoken feelings lifting from him. “Me too,” you reply.
There’s a pause, just long enough for both of you to feel the shift. Then, gently, he reaches for your hand. Not a grab, just a connection. “I… like being around you,” he admits, voice low, steady.
“I like being around you too,” you whisper, your chest tight with something you’ve never felt before.
And then he leans in slowly, giving you the choice. You don’t pull away. Your lips meet in a soft, deliberate kiss—sweet, grounding, full of months of misread glances, tension, and quiet curiosity finally finding release. It’s not rushed. It’s not wild. It’s perfect.
When you pull back, smiling softly, he shakes his head with a little laugh. “You have no idea how long I’ve been waiting to do that,” he murmurs.
You laugh quietly too, heart still racing. “I think I have a pretty good idea now.”
The office, the deadlines, the quiet tension you misread—all of it fades in the warmth of this moment. And for the first time, you realize: he never hated you. He just wanted you to notice him the way he noticed you.
Patrick squeezes your hand as you get in your car, and you squeeze back, smiling. You don’t need words. Nothing could make the slow burn you’ve shared these months feel more complete than this—finally being seen, finally being wanted.
And as the city lights fade behind you, you realize with a smile that for once, the waiting is over—and the best part is, it’s just the beginning.

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SECRETARY
Jonathan Byers x secretary!reader
Summary — your staying with your mom after college and you end up getting a job as a secretary:)
W/C — 4.3k
A/N — the ending is kind if dumb but I saw and edit of Jonathan and Nancy as Lee and Mr grey and I had to write this
Warnings — 18+ mdni, finger!ng, praise k!nk, unprotected p in v, spank!ng, mutual masturba!tion(?), j*b mentioned
You had just moved back in with your mom after college. She’d told you it was fine—that you could stay as long as you needed, no pressure, no deadlines. And for a while, you believed her. You settled back into your old room, surrounded by half-unpacked boxes and familiar posters, falling into a quiet routine that felt almost too comfortable.
But eventually, comfort turned into tension.
It came up over dinner, the way things like that always do—casually, almost accidentally. You were twirling spaghetti around your fork, staring down at your plate, when your mom cleared her throat.
“Honey… don’t you think you should maybe start looking for a job?” she asked, trying to sound gentle.
You glanced up, caught off guard. “A job?” you repeated. “Mom, I thought you didn’t mind me staying here for a while.”
“I don’t,” she said quickly, reaching for her glass. “Really, I don’t. I just think you should have something to keep you busy. Something other than sitting at home reading all day.”
You sighed, already knowing this conversation was inevitable. “Okay, Mom,” you said at last. “I’ll look for a job.”
Her face softened instantly, a relieved smile spreading across it. “Oh, I’m glad, honey. I just want what’s best for you.”
A few days later, you found yourself sitting outside on the front steps, a folded newspaper resting in your lap. You scanned the listings half-heartedly, groaning under your breath at words like experience required and fast-paced environment.
Then something caught your eye.
SECRETARY — printed in bold, all caps.
You paused, rereading the listing more carefully this time. Filing, answering phones, scheduling appointments. It didn’t sound too complicated. Manageable. Safe, even. You nodded to yourself. I could do that, you thought.
A few days after that, resume in hand, you stood in front of the building the address had led you to. Some kind of law firm, judging by the sign out front. You hesitated for a moment, then shrugged and pushed the door open.
Inside, the place was quiet—too quiet. You followed a narrow hallway until you reached a door labeled simply:
OFFICE
You snorted softly. Straight to the point, you thought, before knocking and stepping inside.
A man sat behind the desk, phone pressed to his ear. He glanced up at you briefly, then raised one finger, silently asking you to wait. You nodded and moved farther into the room, sitting down in the chair across from his desk.
As you waited, you let your eyes wander, taking in the stacks of folders, the framed certificates on the wall, the faint smell of coffee lingering in the air. Then your gaze dropped to the nameplate on the desk.
Jonathan Byers.
You tilted your head slightly. Hm, you thought. For some reason, the name stuck with you.
He finally hangs up the phone and turns his full attention to you, studying your face for a brief moment. “You’re the one who called last night, right?” he asks. “Um… y/n?”
You nod, shifting slightly in the chair. “Yeah, that’s me,” you say, a small, nervous smile tugging at your lips. “I hope I wasn’t too awkward on the phone.”
Jonathan lets out a quiet chuckle, shaking his head as he leans back in his chair. “No, you were fine,” he says. “Honestly, awkward phone calls are kind of a requirement around here.”
That eases something in your chest. You relax a little, your shoulders dropping as he reaches for the resume you’d set on the edge of his desk earlier. He scans it slowly, eyes moving line by line, nodding to himself now and then.
“So,” he says after a moment, looking back up at you, “you just finished college and moved back home?”
“Yeah,” you admit. “Still figuring out what comes next.”
He hums in understanding. “I get that.” He taps the paper lightly. “This job isn’t glamorous, but it’s steady. Answering phones, organizing files, keeping me from forgetting my own schedule.” A faint smile appears. “Which happens more often than I’d like to admit.”
You smile back despite yourself. “I’m good with organization,” you say. “And reminding people of things.”
“That already puts you ahead,” he replies.
There’s a brief pause, the kind that feels less awkward and more thoughtful. Jonathan glances toward the window, then back at you. “Truth is, I could really use the help. Things have been… busy lately.”
You nod, hopeful but trying not to show it too much. “I’m a quick learner,” you add. “And I’m reliable. If that counts for anything.”
He studies you for another second, then smiles more openly this time. “It does,” he says. “How soon could you start?”
Your heart skips. “Uh—whenever you need me to.”
“Good,” Jonathan says, standing and offering his hand across the desk. “Then welcome aboard.”
You shake his hand, smiling.
Jonathan clears his throat after you shake his hand, already looking a little embarrassed by how formal the moment suddenly feels. “Uh—yeah. I’ll, um… show you around,” he says, moving out from behind the desk a bit too quickly, nearly bumping into the corner.
You follow him down the hallway, noticing how quiet he is—like he’s constantly thinking before he speaks. He gestures to a small desk tucked just outside his office. “This would be yours,” he says. “Phones, emails, files… mostly keeping things from falling apart.”
You smile. “I can do that.”
He nods, relieved. “Good. Because I’m… not great at asking for help.” He hesitates, then adds, “Or delegating. Or—talking, sometimes.”
“That makes two of us,” you say lightly.
Something about that makes him relax. Just a little.
The first few days pass slowly. Jonathan keeps his distance, polite but reserved. He thanks you quietly when you hand him organized files, lingers awkwardly when you remind him about meetings, and avoids eye contact just enough that you can tell he’s painfully aware of you being there.
But you also notice the little things.
How he always brings you coffee without asking, setting it down like it’s no big deal.
How he softens when you laugh.
How he watches you when he thinks you’re not looking—curious, careful, like he’s trying to figure you out without crossing a line.
One afternoon, he comes out of his office rubbing the back of his neck. “Hey, um… y/n?”
You look up. “Yeah?”
“There’s… something I need help with.” He pauses, clearly uncomfortable. “It’s not really in the job description.”
You tilt your head. “Try me.”
He hesitates, then sighs. “I need you to tell me if I’m being… difficult.”
You blink. “Difficult?”
“With clients. Or coworkers. Or—” He trails off, frustration creeping into his voice. “I don’t always realize how I come across.”
You study him for a second, then smile softly. “You’re intense,” you say honestly. “But not in a bad way. Just… very serious.”
He exhales, like you’ve lifted something heavy off his chest. “Okay. I can work with that.”
A few days later, Jonathan calls you into his office. His voice comes through the open doorway, hesitant but deliberate, saying your name like he’s rehearsed it beforehand. He mentions something about a spelling mistake in an email you’d typed up for him, his tone careful, almost apologetic.
When you step inside, he’s standing behind his desk instead of sitting, one hand gripping the edge like he’s bracing himself. He turns the computer screen slightly toward you, pointing out the error—something small, barely noticeable.
“Um… I’m sorry,” you say softly, sheepish heat creeping into your face.
Jonathan doesn’t respond right away. He just keeps looking at you, like he’s trying to figure out what he’s feeling before he lets himself react. The silence stretches, making your nerves buzz. You finally break eye contact and sit down in the chair across from him, fidgeting with your fingers in your lap.
“Hey,” he says quietly.
You look up.
“Will you… come here?” His voice wavers, unsure, like he’s already second-guessing himself.
“Come here,” he repeats more gently, gesturing toward him—not demanding, just inviting.
Your heart pounds. “Um…” You hesitate, searching his face for reassurance. He looks just as nervous as you feel, eyes wide, posture stiff, like he’s afraid you’ll say no.
“…Okay,” you say at last.
You stand slowly and step closer, every movement feeling louder than it should. He shifts in his chair to give you space, hands hovering uncertainly until you sit, carefully, on the edge of his lap. He freezes for half a second, then relaxes just enough to rest his hands at your waist—light, tentative, like he’s asking permission without words.
You stammer out the words, your voice barely above a whisper as you shift uncomfortably on Jonathan Byers' lap, feeling the hard edge of his desk pressing against your thighs. The warmth of his body seeps through your skirt, and the scent of his cologne mixes with the faint musk of arousal hanging in the air of his dimly lit office. "Uh... I can fix the typo... I'm sorry," you manage, your cheeks growing a little hot with embarrassment over the mistake in the report he's been scrutinizing on his computer screen.
Jonathan inhales sharply, his breath hot against your neck as he leans in closer, his broad chest rising and falling against your back. His hands, which had been resting innocently on your waist while pointing out the error, slide downward with deliberate slowness. Strong fingers grip the curve of your ass, squeezing the soft flesh through your skirt, pulling you tighter against the growing bulge in his pants.
The power in his touch sends a shiver up your spine—he's your boss, after all, the one who holds your career in his hands, and now he's claiming more.
"Mr. Byers, I—" you gasp, the words catching in your throat as his grip tightens, kneading your ass cheeks possessively. Your heart races, a mix of nerves and unexpected heat pooling between your legs. He chuckles low in his throat, the sound vibrating through you, and one hand slips under the hem of your skirt, tracing the edge of your panties with a teasing stroke.
"Shh, no need to apologize," he murmurs, his lips brushing your ear, voice laced with authority. "But you'll make it up to me right here. Show me how sorry you really are." His other hand joins the first, both now boldly cupping and spreading your ass, fingers dipping toward the dampening fabric at your core.
You squirm against him, but he holds you firm, his erection pressing insistently against your thigh.
Your breath hitches as Jonathan's fingers hook under the edge of your panties, tugging them aside with a firm yank. The cool office air hits your exposed pussy, making you clench involuntarily, already slick from the forbidden thrill of his dominance.
He spreads your ass cheeks wider, one thick digit circling your tight entrance before pressing in just enough to tease, while his thumb grazes your swollen clit, sending jolts of pleasure through your core.
"That's it," he growls, his voice rough with lust, nipping at your earlobe. "Grind against me…." His free hand snakes up to unbutton your blouse, popping the top few open to reveal the lace of your bra. He shoves it down roughly, palming your breast and pinching the hardening nipple between his fingers, twisting just hard enough to make you whimper.
You rock your hips instinctively, your wet folds sliding against the rigid length straining in his trousers. The friction builds heat low in your belly, and you bite your lip to stifle a moan, aware of the thin walls separating you from the rest of the office. But Jonathan doesn't care—he thrives on the risk, on owning you right here at his desk.
He unzips his pants with a swift motion, freeing his thick cock. It springs out, hot and heavy against your thigh, the veined shaft throbbing with need. Precum beads at the tip, smearing onto your skin as he guides your hand back to wrap around it. "Stroke me," he commands, his breath ragged. "Show your boss how badly you want to keep this job."
Your fingers curl around his girth, pumping slowly at first, feeling him pulse in your grip. He groans, thrusting up into your hand while his fingers plunge deeper into your pussy now, two curling inside you to stroke that sensitive spot that makes your vision blur.
Juices coat his hand as he fucks you with them, the wet sounds obscene in the quiet room.
"Fuck, you're soaked," he mutters, withdrawing his fingers only to bring them to your lips. "Taste yourself. Know what you do to me." You obey, sucking the tangy essence from his digits, your tongue swirling as he watches with dark hunger. Then, without warning, he lifts you slightly, positioning his cock at your entrance. The broad head nudges your folds, parting them as he sinks in an inch, stretching you deliciously.
You cry out softly, but he clamps a hand over your mouth, his eyes locking onto yours in the computer screen's reflection. "Quiet, or I'll bend you over this desk and give you a reason to yell…" The threat only heightens your arousal, and you nod, pushing back to take more of him. He thrusts up hard, burying himself to the hilt in one brutal stroke, filling your pussy completely.
His hips snap rhythmically now, pounding into you from below while you ride him on his lap. Each drive hits deep, his balls slapping against your ass, the desk creaking under the force. Sweat beads on his forehead, his tie askew, but his grip on your hips is ironclad, controlling every bounce. "Cum for me," he demands, his thumb returning to rub furious circles on your clit.
The pressure builds unbearably, your walls fluttering around him as orgasm crashes over you. You shudder, biting down on his palm to muffle your screams, pussy clenching in waves that pull him deeper. Jonathan follows seconds later, grunting as he floods you with hot spurts of cum, marking you from the inside out.
The next day, you come into work and barely say a word to Jonathan.
You keep your head down, busying yourself with emails and paperwork, pretending everything is normal even though your stomach is in knots. Every time you hear his office door open, your shoulders tense. You can’t bring yourself to look at him.
You slept with your boss.
In his office.
And now it’s morning.
The realization hits you all over again, sharp and embarrassing. What was I thinking? What if he regrets it? What if he thinks you crossed a line? Worse—what if you crossed a line and he decides it’s easier to let you go than deal with the awkwardness?
You exhale slowly through your nose, fingers hovering over the keyboard before forcing yourself to keep typing. An email blurs on the screen as your thoughts spiral.
You risk a glance toward his office.
The door is open, but Jonathan is turned away, focused on a stack of papers. He looks just as tense as you feel—jaw tight, shoulders hunched, like he hasn’t quite figured out how to exist in the same space as you yet.
That somehow makes it worse.
You sigh quietly and turn back to your desk, forcing yourself to finish the email in front of you. Professional. Normal. That’s what you need to be. Even if your heart is still racing and last night lingers uncomfortably in the back of your mind.
A few weeks later, you get called into his office again. “More typos,” he says quietly, almost sheepishly. His eyes flick up at you, but there’s something about the way he says it—gentle, hesitant—that makes your stomach knot.
Ever since… the incident, you’ve been double-checking everything, rereading every email, every memo, every little detail. How could there still be a mistake? You feel your cheeks heat as you step inside, holding your hands together nervously.
You stop by the door, unsure if you should sit or stand, and Jonathan gestures toward you with a small, awkward motion. “Come closer,” he says softly.
You take a tentative step forward, stopping awkwardly near his desk. He stands, moving around so he’s now behind you. You notice how careful his movements are, how quiet the room suddenly feels.
“Put your hands on the desk,” he instructs, his voice low, steady, but with that familiar hesitancy that always makes your pulse quicken. “Palm down.”
You glance at him for a brief moment, then place your hands on the polished surface, fingers spread slightly. It’s not like I want to get in trouble, you tell yourself, heart thudding.
He lingers behind you, close enough that you can feel the warmth radiating from him, but not so close that it’s uncomfortable. His presence is heavy, cautious, and charged in a way that makes your stomach twist.
Then, without warning, his hand comes down—firm but not brutal—smacking against your ass with a sharp crack that echoes in the confined space. The sting blooms instantly through your skirt, a jolt of heat that makes you gasp, your body jerking forward instinctively. “Jonathan—” you start, the word half-protest, half-plea, as one hand twitches to move, to rub the smarting flesh or push away.
But he's quicker, his free hand clamping gently but insistently over yours, pinning it back to the desk. His touch is warm, fingers curling around your wrist with that same hesitant firmness.
“Keep your hands down, just like I said,” he murmurs, his voice low and steady now, the sheepishness fading into something more assured, though the underlying gentleness remains. His breath fans hot against the nape of your neck, and you feel the press of his body inching closer, the tension between you thickening like smoke.
You freeze under his touch, the warmth of his hand on your wrist sending sparks up your arm. The sting from the smack lingers on your ass, a throbbing heat that pulses with each heartbeat, making your thighs clench involuntarily. Jonathan's fingers tighten just a fraction, not enough to hurt, but enough to hold you in place, his thumb brushing lightly over the inside of your wrist as if to soothe the restraint.
“I’m sorry,” he whispers, the words so soft they almost dissolve in the air between you. But he doesn’t pull away. Instead, his other hand hovers near your hip, the heat from his palm radiating through your skirt. You can feel the slight tremor in his touch, that hesitancy that makes everything feel more real, more dangerous. Your breath catches, chest rising and falling quickly, and you wonder if he can hear how ragged it’s become.
He steps closer, his chest brushing against your back now, the fabric of his shirt whispering against your blouse. The contact is light, tentative, but it ignites something deep in your core—a slow burn that spreads from your ass up your spine and down between your legs.
His hand on your wrist slides up your arm, fingers tracing the curve of your elbow before settling on your shoulder. He presses gently, urging you to arch your back a little more, to push your ass out toward him. You comply without thinking, the desk cool under your palms, your nails digging into the wood as anticipation coils tighter in your belly. The room spins slightly, the scent of his cologne mixing with the faint musk of arousal hanging in the air—yours, his, impossible to tell.
Another smack lands, this one sharper, landing on the other cheek with a firm slap that makes your skin tingle and burn. You yelp softly, hips jerking forward, but his hand on your shoulder keeps you steady. “Stay still,” he says, voice firmer now, though that gentle edge lingers like a promise.
His free hand finally makes contact, cupping the curve of your ass through the skirt, squeezing the flesh he just struck. The pressure is soothing and possessive all at once, his fingers kneading slowly, working the sting into a deeper ache.
“Jonathan, please,” you breathe, not sure if you’re begging him to stop or to keep going. Your pussy throbs in response, a slick warmth gathering between your thighs, soaking into your panties. You shift your legs slightly, trying to ease the pressure, but it only makes you more aware of how wet you’re getting, how your body betrays the nervousness twisting in your gut.
He leans in closer, his hips pressing against your ass now, and you feel the hard outline of his cock through his pants—thick, insistent, straining against the fabric. It nestles right between your cheeks, the heat of it making you gasp again.
“You feel that?” he asks, his voice low and rough, laced with that sheepish undertone that makes your heart stutter. “That’s what you do to me. Every time you come in here, every time I see your name on an email... it’s this.”
His hand on your ass slides lower, fingers dipping under the hem of your skirt, brushing the bare skin of your thigh. The touch is electric, tentative at first, as if he’s waiting for you to pull away. But you don’t. You can’t.
Instead, you push back against him, grinding your ass against his cock, feeling it twitch in response. A low groan escapes him, vibrating against your neck, and his fingers venture higher, tracing the edge of your panties.
“Tell me to stop,” he says, almost pleading, his breath hot on your skin. But his fingers hook into the waistband, tugging them down slowly, exposing the damp fabric clinging to your pussy. Cool air hits your wet folds, making you shiver, and you bite your lip to stifle a moan. He pauses, hand stilling, giving you that out, that moment of hesitancy that defines him.
“Don’t,” you whisper, the word slipping out before you can catch it. Your cheeks burn hotter than the smack on your ass, but the relief of saying it floods through you. Jonathan exhales sharply, and then his fingers are there, sliding along your slick slit, parting your lips to find your clit. He circles it slowly, gently, the touch so careful it borders on torture, drawing out a whimper from your throat.
“Good girl,” he murmurs, the praise soft and hesitant, like he’s testing the words. His cock presses harder against you, rocking in a slow rhythm as his fingers work your pussy, dipping inside just enough to coat them in your wetness before returning to your clit. The dual sensation—his hand between your legs, his hips grinding against your ass—builds the pressure fast, your knees weakening, body leaning heavier on the desk.
He smacks your ass again, lighter this time, the sound wetter now with your arousal slicking everything. The sting pushes you closer to the edge, your hips bucking back against his hand, chasing the friction.
“You’re so wet,” he says, voice thick with need, fingers plunging deeper into your pussy now, two of them curling inside you, stroking that spot that makes stars burst behind your eyelids.
You cry out, hands slipping on the desk as pleasure coils tight, ready to snap. Jonathan’s other arm wraps around your waist, holding you up, his chest flush against your back. His lips brush your neck, not quite a kiss, but close enough to make you arch into him. “Come for me,” he whispers, the command gentle, hesitant, but undeniable.
His fingers thrust faster, thumb pressing your clit, and you shatter—pussy clenching around him, waves of heat crashing through you as you gasp his name, body trembling against the desk.
He doesn’t stop, drawing it out until you’re boneless, panting, your ass still pressed to his cock. Slowly, he withdraws his fingers, and kisses you on the cheek.
He moves away from you and slides back into his desk chair, the scrape of its legs against the floor making your stomach twist. You stand, legs trembling, hands smoothing the folds of your skirt as if trying to iron out the nervous energy coiling inside you.
You walk out, fidgeting with your fingers, and make your way back to your desk. Sitting down, you wince and press your palms against the cool surface, trying to shake off the lingering tension.
A few weeks later, you realize that you’ve been talking to Jonathan more than you even notice. The conversations start small—checking over reports, clarifying tasks—but gradually, they stretch into more personal exchanges, subtle jokes and easy smiles that make your day feel a little brighter. You catch yourself looking forward to his presence, the soft hum of the office around you fading into the background whenever he’s near. Even the simplest interactions—a shared laugh over a typo, a glance across the room—leave a warm flutter in your chest that you can’t ignore.
One afternoon, as you’re organizing files at your desk, Jonathan leans against the corner, his usual professional composure softened by something warmer in his eyes. There’s a nervous energy in the way he shifts his weight, the faintest smile tugging at his lips, and you feel your own hands tighten slightly on the papers in front of you.
“Hey…” he starts, shifting uncomfortably, his eyes flicking away for just a second before meeting yours again. “…Would you, uh… want to go out? Maybe for coffee, or… something?” His voice is hesitant, almost a whisper, and he runs a hand through his hair nervously. “I know it might seem like—after everything—I don’t really… care. But, uh… I do. I really like you,” he adds, his words tumbling out a little faster, sheepish but honest.
Your chest tightens, your heart skipping a beat. For a moment, the office seems to vanish, leaving just the two of you in a quiet bubble of anticipation. Then, with a small, shy smile, you finally say, “Sure…”
pls make a bot of Lily’s teacher x art!
Ofc!! :)
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favorite teacher — pt 2
Art Donaldson x teacher!reader
Summary — you and art start texting and eventually you guys start dating :)
W/C — 2.3k
Warnings — 18+mdni, finger!ng, praise k!nk, unprotected p in v, handj0b (?), creamp!e, fluff.
Part 1 —
Lily gasped from the backseat like he’d just confessed to a crime.
“You do?” she asked, eyes huge in the rearview mirror.
Art laughed, starting the car. “Yeah. I do.”
She grinned, kicking her feet. “I knew it.”
“You knew what?” he asked, pulling out of the parking lot.
“That you were gonna like her,” Lily said matter-of-factly. “She’s nice. And she smells good. And she listens.”
Art hummed, heart doing something stupid in his chest. “Those are… very solid reasons.”
Lily leaned forward as far as her car seat allowed. “You should marry her.”
He nearly missed the turn.
“Whoa—okay,” he said quickly, laughing. “Let’s slow down a little, yeah?”
“But then she’d be my mom,” Lily continued, completely unbothered. “And she already helps me with my hair.”
Art shook his head, smiling despite himself. Kids had a way of bulldozing straight through logic. “We’ll see, kiddo.”
That night, after Lily was asleep—curled around Mr. Bubbles, one sock mysteriously missing—Art sat on the edge of his couch with his phone in his hands.
Your contact stared back at him.
Y/N (Lily’s Teacher)
He exhaled slowly.
Don’t be weird, he told himself. Be normal. Responsible. A grown man.
He typed.
Deleted.
Typed again.
Deleted again.
Finally:
Art: “Hey—this is Art. Lily’s dad. I just wanted to say thanks again for today. She hasn’t stopped talking about you 😅”
He stared at the screen for a full thirty seconds before hitting send.
The reply came faster than he expected.
Y/N: “Hi Art! I figured it was you :) And of course—Lily’s an absolute joy.”
His shoulders relaxed a little.
Art: ”I’m really glad she has you. She feels safe with you… that means a lot to me.”
There was a pause this time. Long enough for him to overthink every word.
Then:
Y/N: “That really means a lot to me, too. Thank you for trusting me with her.”
He smiled at his phone like an idiot.
The messages stayed light after that. Small things at first—Lily losing another bow, Art apologizing for her new obsession with asking “why” every five seconds.
Somewhere between jokes and long pauses that felt comfortable instead of awkward, something shifted.
A week later, after Lily had fallen asleep mid-sentence about cats, Art found himself typing again—heart thudding louder this time.
Art: “Hey… this might be a little forward, so feel free to tell me no
But would you maybe want to grab coffee sometime? Just us. Not school-related.”
Three dots appeared.
Disappeared.
Reappeared.
He held his breath.
Y/N: “I don’t think it’s forward.
I’d really like that :)”
The date was simple. Too simple to be nerve-wracking—coffee, a quiet place downtown with mismatched chairs and warm lighting.
You arrived first, nervously stirring your drink. When Art walked in, he spotted you instantly, his face breaking into that same soft grin you remembered from the classroom.
“Hey,” he said.
“Hey,” you replied.
For a moment, neither of you moved. Then he laughed quietly. “Wow. You look… really nice.”
You felt your cheeks warm. “So do you.”
Conversation came easily—about Lily, about teaching, about how Art never planned on being a dad so young but couldn’t imagine his life any other way. You told him why you became a teacher, how kids like Lily reminded you why it mattered on hard days.
At some point, he looked at you over the rim of his cup, eyes warm and a little vulnerable.
“You know,” he said softly, “I was really nervous to text you.”
You smiled. “Me too. I was hoping you would.”
That smile of his—the one Lily wore too—spread slow and genuine.
Outside, when the night air cooled your skin, he hesitated before speaking.
“Can I… do this again?” he asked. “Maybe dinner next time?”
“I’d like that,” you said.
Dinner turned into dinners.
Not every night, not anything dramatic—but enough that Art started looking forward to the little buzz of his phone at the end of the day. Enough that you caught yourself smiling at it during your prep period and immediately setting it face-down like it had personally offended you.
The second date was tacos. The third was a late walk through a park after Lily was asleep, your hands brushing accidentally-on-purpose as you talked about nothing and everything. Art was careful—always. He never crossed lines, never rushed, always checked in with a quiet, “Is this okay?” that made your chest ache in a way you didn’t quite have a name for.
You learned him in pieces.
How he always brought Lily’s favorite snack and a backup because “she changes her mind halfway through eating.”
How he downplayed his own kindness, brushing it off with jokes.
How his voice softened whenever he talked about her mom—respectful, gentle, never bitter.
And Art learned you, too.
That you graded papers with a specific pen because it “felt right.”
That loud spaces drained you even when you smiled through them.
That you cared so deeply it sometimes scared you.
Weeks passed, and somehow, without either of you really naming it, you became something steady.
Lily noticed first.
She always did.
One afternoon, she lingered after class while the other kids filed out, backpack slung crooked over one shoulder.
“Mrs. Y/L/N?” she asked quietly.
“Yes, Lily?”
She rocked on her heels. “My dad smiles more now.”
Your heart stuttered. “Oh?”
She nodded seriously. “Like… a lot more. I think it’s because of you.”
You crouched down to her level, keeping your voice gentle. “Your dad smiles because you make him happy.”
She thought about that. Then smiled. “I think it’s both.”
That night, when Art picked her up, Lily buckled herself in and immediately asked, “Do you like Mrs. Y/L/N?”
Art blinked. “Uh—she’s your teacher, Lil.”
“I know,” she said innocently. “But you like her.”
He glanced in the mirror, caught her smirk, and sighed. “You’re very observant sweetheart.”
She giggled.
Later, once Lily was asleep, Art texted you.
Art: “Lilly told me today that I like you…
I don’t remember giving her that information”
You giggled softly to yourself before replying.
Y/N: “She’s very perceptive
I think she might be onto something”
There was a pause.
Art: “…Can I ask you something?”
Your fingers hovered for a moment.
Y/N: “Of course :)”
Art: “Would you want to come over for dinner this weekend?
Lily keeps asking when she gets to see you ‘outside school’”
Your heart thudded—not fear, not
nerves. Something warmer.
Y/N: I’d like that
If you’re sure..?”
Art: “I am Really sure”
Dinner was chaotic in the best way.
Lily insisted on helping, which meant more mess than progress, but Art just laughed through it, guiding her hands, stealing glances at you when he thought you weren’t looking.
After dinner, Lily pulled you into the living room to show you her drawings, sitting close enough that her shoulder pressed into your side. Art watched from the doorway, something soft and unfamiliar settling in his chest.
Later, when Lily was tucked in and the house had gone quiet, you stood near the kitchen counter, fingers laced together nervously.
“I hope that wasn’t weird,” you said softly. “Me coming over.”
Art shook his head immediately. “No. It felt… right.”
Silence stretched—not awkward. Just full.
He stepped closer. Not crowding. Just enough.
“I’ve been wanting to do this,” he admitted, voice low. “But I didn’t want to mess anything up.”
You looked up at him. “You won’t.”
His hand brushed yours, giving you time to pull away.
You didn’t.
When he kissed you, it was gentle—careful, like he was holding something fragile and precious. Like he understood exactly what this meant.
When you pulled back, your forehead rested against his.
You immediately kissed him again—less hesitant this time, like the decision had already been made somewhere deeper than thought. Your hand slid up his chest, fingers curling lightly into the fabric of his shirt as if to anchor yourself there.
Art let out a quiet breath, surprised but not pulling away. If anything, he leaned in, one hand settling carefully at your waist, warm and steady. The kiss deepened, still slow, still gentle, but fuller now—charged with all the things you hadn’t said yet.
You immediately kissed him again—less hesitant this time, like the decision had already been made somewhere deeper than thought, right there against the cool edge of the kitchen counter where you'd both lingered too long over late-night coffee and unspoken glances. Your hand slid up his chest, fingers curling lightly into the fabric of his shirt as if to anchor yourself there, feeling the warmth of Art's body radiate through the thin material, his heartbeat quickening under your palm.
Art let out a quiet breath, surprised but not pulling away, his subtle yielding evident in the way he melted just a fraction into the kiss, letting you set the rhythm. If anything, he leaned in closer, one hand settling carefully at your waist, warm and steady, his fingers splaying gently against your hip as if seeking permission to hold on.
The kiss deepened, still slow, still gentle, but fuller now—charged with all the things you hadn’t said yet, the electric pull of desire simmering beneath the surface. His other hand rose tentatively to your shoulder, thumb brushing the line of your collarbone in a soft, exploratory touch that hinted at his willingness to follow wherever you guided, the faint scent of dish soap and his clean skin mingling in the dim kitchen light, drawing you both deeper into the moment.
Your lips parted against his, tongues brushing in a tentative dance that sent warmth pooling low in your belly. Art's breath hitched, his body pressing closer to yours, the edge of the counter digging lightly into your back as he yielded to the pull between you. His hand at your waist tightened just enough to draw you flush against him, the hard line of his arousal evident through his jeans, nudging insistently against your thigh.
You broke the kiss only to whisper his name, 'Art,' your voice a soft plea that made his eyes darken with need. He nodded, almost imperceptibly, his thumb still tracing lazy patterns on your skin, as if afraid to rush this fragile moment. With gentle hands, you guided his fingers to the hem of your shirt, lifting it slowly over your head, exposing your bare skin to the cool kitchen air. Art's gaze roamed over you, reverent and hungry, before he leaned in to press open-mouthed kisses along your neck, his lips warm and unhurried.
Emboldened by his touch, you reached for his belt, unbuckling it with deliberate slowness, the metallic clink echoing softly in the quiet space. He helped you ease his jeans down just enough, his cock springing free—thick and already leaking at the tip, veins pulsing with restrained desire. You wrapped your hand around him, stroking lightly from base to head, feeling him throb in your grip. Art groaned low, his forehead resting against yours, eyes squeezed shut as he fought to keep his movements measured.
Lifting you onto the counter with careful strength, he positioned himself between your legs, his hands sliding up your thighs to push your skirt higher, bunching the fabric at your waist. Your panties were tugged aside, not removed, the fabric damp and clinging as his fingers explored your folds, parting them gently to circle your clit with feather-light pressure. You gasped, arching into his touch, your own hands roaming his chest, nails scraping lightly over his nipples through his shirt.
“Please,” you murmured, and that was all it took. Art aligned himself at your entrance, the blunt head of his cock nudging against your wetness before he pushed in slowly, inch by inch, stretching you with a delicious burn that made your toes curl. He paused when he was fully seated, buried deep inside you, his breath ragged against your shoulder as he adjusted to the tight heat enveloping him. “You feel... incredible,” he whispered, voice rough with emotion, his hands cradling your hips like you were something precious.
He began to move then, rocking into you with soft, shallow thrusts, each one deliberate and tender, building a rhythm that had you both trembling. The counter creaked faintly under you, but the house remained silent, the secrecy heightening every sensation—the slick slide of his cock dragging along your inner walls, the way your pussy clenched around him in response. Art's mouth found yours again, kissing you deeply as he fucked you slowly, his pace never quickening, drawing out the pleasure until it bordered on ache.
One hand slipped between your bodies, his thumb finding your clit once more, rubbing in slow circles that matched his thrusts. You moaned into his mouth, legs wrapping around his waist to pull him closer, deeper, your bodies moving in perfect, hushed sync. The tension coiled tighter, your breaths mingling, hearts pounding in unison as the intimacy wrapped around you both like a cocoon.
When your orgasm crested, it washed over you in gentle waves, your pussy fluttering around his cock, milking him softly. Art followed moments later, a quiet grunt escaping him as he spilled inside you, warm pulses filling you up while he held you close, his body shuddering against yours. He stayed there, still joined, peppering your face with soft kisses as you both came down, the afterglow lingering in the dim kitchen light.
The next day, you’re alone in your classroom after the final bell, the building quiet in that soft, echoing way it only gets once everyone’s gone. You sit at your desk, absently sorting through coloring pages—crayon suns, crooked houses, names written in uneven letters—grading them more for effort than accuracy.
A knock sounds, not on the door, but on the wall beside it.
You look up.
Art stands there, half in the doorway, half pretending he isn’t nervous, a small bouquet of flowers clutched in his hands. His eyes flick to you, then down to the papers spread across your desk. Then he smiles.
“I didn’t know you wore glasses,” he says.
You blink, then laugh softly, pushing them up your nose. “Only when I’m reading.”
He hums like that explains everything, stepping a little closer. For a moment, neither of you says anything—just the quiet classroom, the late afternoon light, and the feeling that whatever this is, it’s only just beginning.
@brightbriefs 
MAKING IT RIGHT
Steve x introvert!reader
Summary — Steve blows you off for a party with Nancy, that’s when you get mad and you two argue. He shows up at your door the next day with flowers and chocolate to apologize :)
W/C — 2.6k
Warnings —18+ mdni, slight finger!ng, unprotected p in v, n!pple play, couch s3x, fluff
You and Steve started dating late sophomore year. He was the one who asked you out—well, sort of. At first it was a joke, something tossed out between laughs in the hallway, Steve grinning like he always did, acting like he didn’t care either way. You’d rolled your eyes, told him to shut up, but later that day he found you by your locker, suddenly quieter, hands shoved into his jacket pockets. He told you he meant it. That he liked you. Really liked you. And the way he said it—nervous, earnest, nothing like the confident king-of-the-school persona—made you believe him.
You understood. You’d always understood Steve Harrington in ways other people didn’t seem to bother trying. So you said yes. And just like that, the joke turned into something real. You went on dates, shared fries at the diner, spent afternoons doing homework together even though Steve mostly complained and you mostly actually worked. He walked you to class, kissed your cheek in the hall, called you his girlfriend like it was something he was proud of. You’d been together ever since, settled into a rhythm that felt easy. Safe.
That was before Nancy Wheeler came around.
She was pretty in a way that felt effortless. Cool without trying. Popular without being loud about it. Teachers liked her, students respected her, and she fit into Steve’s world like she’d always belonged there. You noticed the way people looked at them when they stood near each other. The way they made sense at a glance.
You hated that you noticed.
Jealousy crept in quietly, like a stain spreading before you realized it was there. You started wondering if you were enough—if you were too quiet, too awkward, too different from the kind of girl Steve was supposed to be with. Still, you tried to act normal. You laughed when you were supposed to. You didn’t question him when he stayed late after school. You swallowed the tight feeling in your chest every time Nancy’s name came up.
But Steve talked about her constantly. About how smart she was, how funny, how everyone liked her. It started to feel like you were invisible, like you were just standing there nodding while he went on and on about another girl. Sometimes you wondered if he even realized what he was doing. Other times, you worried he did—and just didn’t care.
Then, a few weeks later, Steve asked if you wanted to go to the movies with him.
Your heart leapt immediately. Of course you said yes. Too quickly, probably. You spent way too long picking out what to wear, showed up early, bought the tickets, and stood there clutching popcorn that was slowly going cold in your hands. You kept checking the clock. Ten minutes late. Twenty. Thirty.
By forty minutes, it was clear.
Steve never showed up.
You stood there feeling stupid, heat burning behind your eyes as couples passed by, laughing, holding hands. Eventually, you couldn’t take it anymore. You walked away, tears spilling over as soon as you were out of sight, the embarrassment hurting almost worse than the heartbreak.
The next day at school, you heard about the party.
Steve had been there—with Nancy and a few other kids. Laughing. Drinking. Having a great time.
That was it. You ignored him completely. You weren’t going to chase after someone who couldn’t even bother to show up for you.
Outside in the school parking lot, you heard footsteps rushing up behind you.
“Hold up!”
You turned just as Steve stopped in front of you, slightly out of breath. His hair was messy, his face tense. “What, Steve?” you snapped.
“Look, y/n, I’m sorry I didn’t show up. Homework was just so exhausting today—”
You glared at him, cutting him off. “Bullshit, Steve. I heard about the party. Why wasn’t I invited? I’m your girlfriend!”
He hesitated, jaw tightening. “You wouldn’t have fit in. I know you—my friends aren’t your type of crowd.”
“How do you know, Steve?” your voice shook. “I wasn’t even invited!”
He snapped then, frustration flashing across his face. “Because you’re a freak!”
The word hit harder than anything else. You scoffed, more hurt than angry now, and walked past him without another word, leaving him standing there in the parking lot.
A few days later, you weren’t expecting him.
It was late afternoon, the house quiet except for the low hum of the TV you weren’t really watching. You were halfway through convincing yourself you were fine—really fine—when the doorbell rang. Once. Then again, softer, like whoever it was was already regretting it.
When you opened the door, Steve was standing there.
He looked… different. No stupid grin. No cocky tilt of his head. Just Steve, shifting his weight from one foot to the other, eyes nervous. In his hands were flowers—slightly wilted, like he’d bought them hours ago and been working up the courage to come over ever since. Tucked under his arm was a heart-shaped box of chocolates.
“Hey,” he said quietly.
You didn’t step aside. “What do you want, Steve?”
He winced, like he deserved that. “I wanted to apologize. In person.” He held the flowers out, arms a little shaky. “These are for you. And the chocolates. I know it’s cliché, but I figured I owed you at least that.”
You stared at them for a second before taking them, more out of instinct than forgiveness. “You really hurt me,” you said.
“I know.” His voice was immediate, firm. “And I hate that I did. I’ve been replaying it over and over in my head. The movie. The party. The stuff I said.” He dragged a hand through his hair. “Especially what I said.”
“You called me a freak,” you said flatly.
“I did,” he nodded, eyes dropping to the porch. “And it was cruel. And stupid. And I said it because I was embarrassed and insecure and trying to be someone I’m not.” He looked back up at you then, eyes glossy. “None of that makes it okay. I just need you to know I don’t believe it. Not for a second.”
Silence settled between you, thick and uncomfortable.
“I didn’t invite you because I was scared,” he continued. “Scared you’d see how fake I am around my friends. Scared they’d say something and I wouldn’t defend you like I should’ve.” His jaw tightened. “And instead of doing the right thing, I bailed. I chose the easy way out.”
You hugged the flowers to your chest, heart aching. “You made me feel like I didn’t matter.”
“I know,” he said softly. “And you do. You always have.” He took a careful step closer. “I don’t care about impressing anyone else anymore. I care about you. And I’m sorry it took losing you to realize that.”
You studied his face, looking for the confidence you’d fallen for—and finding only honesty instead.
“This doesn’t fix everything,” you said.
“I’m not asking it to,” Steve replied. “I just want the chance to make it right. To show up. To actually be your boyfriend.”
For a long moment, you said nothing, just standing there and looking at him, letting the silence stretch. Then, almost without thinking, you leaned up and kissed him—soft and brief, more honest than the words you didn’t say.
You step back into the house and into the warm glow of the living room, your lips meeting Steve's in a deep, tender kiss that lingers with unspoken promises. With a shared sigh of longing, you ease onto the plush couch, drawing him down gently until his warm weight rests softly atop you. The rest of the world fades away in that intimate moment, your bodies pressing close as heartbeats sync in a steady rhythm, breaths mingling warm and unhurried—neither of you wanting to end this connection that's built with quiet anticipation over what feels like forever.
Steve's hands glide slowly over your sides, fingers tracing the gentle curve of your hips before moving up to caress your breasts through your shirt, thumbs brushing lightly over your nipples with a feather-soft touch. You arch into him with a soft sigh, your own hands resting on his shoulders, fingers threading through his hair to hold him near. He pulls back just enough to murmur against your lips, his voice low and sincere, “I'm so sorry for being such an asshole to you... I never meant to hurt you like that.” His words carry the weight of regret, eyes searching yours with genuine remorse as he presses a gentle kiss to your forehead.
You smile softly, whispering back, “It's okay, Steve... I forgive you,” before guiding his mouth back to yours in a slow, exploratory kiss that deepens gradually. His lips trail down your jawline with feather-light nips, savoring the sensitive skin of your neck as his body shifts against yours, the subtle hardness of his arousal nestling warmly against your thigh through his jeans. Your legs part invitingly, wrapping loosely around his waist to draw him closer, feeling the gentle heat between you as he rocks ever so slightly, building a quiet tension.
With unhurried hands, you tug at the hem of his shirt, lifting it slowly over his head to reveal the smooth planes of his chest and abdomen. Your palms wander over his skin in lazy strokes, mapping every contour with affection, while he mirrors you by easing your top upward, his lips finding the swell of your breast. He kisses the soft peak of your nipple tenderly, tongue circling it with deliberate slowness until a quiet gasp escapes you, your core warming with a gentle ache.
Fingers work buttons and zippers with patient care—his jeans sliding down first, allowing his thickening cock to emerge, warm and ready, a bead of pre-cum glistening at the tip. You wrap your hand around him loosely, stroking from base to head in a soothing rhythm that draws a soft groan from his throat as he steps out of his pants. He returns the gesture by slipping your shorts down your legs with reverence, his eyes softening at the sight of your damp panties. Hooking his fingers gently into the waistband, he eases them away, exposing your slick folds to the air with a loving gaze.
Steve's mouth returns to yours in a lingering kiss, full of apology and desire, as he positions himself carefully, the rounded head of his cock brushing your entrance. You lift your hips to meet him, and he slides in with exquisite slowness, inch by inch, filling you completely in a way that makes you both sigh in unison. Your walls embrace him warmly as he begins to move—gentle rolls of his hips, deep and measured, each one drawing out the pleasure until the couch sighs softly beneath you. Skin warms where your bodies connect, his quiet breaths against your ear mingling with whispers of “I love you” and “Forgive me,” guiding you both toward a shared, blissful release.
As Steve's hips continue their gentle, unhurried rhythm, each thrust sinks deeper into you, his cock gliding smoothly along your inner walls with a warmth that builds like a slow-burning fire. You cling to him, nails grazing his back lightly, your breaths syncing in soft pants that fill the quiet room. His lips find your ear, whispering more apologies between tender kisses—“I was wrong to treat you that way... let me make it up to you”—his voice husky with emotion, making your heart swell even as your body responds to the intimate friction.
Your legs tighten around him just a fraction, pulling him in closer with each measured stroke, feeling the way his balls brush softly against your skin. The couch cushions dip under your combined weight, cradling you both as sweat begins to sheen your bodies, not from frenzy but from the prolonged, exquisite connection. You tilt your head back, exposing your throat, and he accepts the invitation by trailing open-mouthed kisses there, sucking gently on the pulse point until a shiver runs through you.
One hand slides down between your joined bodies, his fingers seeking your clit with careful precision. He circles it slowly, applying just enough pressure to heighten the sensations coiling in your core, drawing out a whimper from your lips. “Does this feel good?” he murmurs, eyes locked on yours, full of that sincere remorse mixed with desire. You nod, whispering “Yes, Steve... don't stop,” your voice breathy as the pleasure mounts steadily.
He varies his movements subtly—sometimes pausing deep inside to grind against you, letting you feel every inch of his thickness stretching you pleasurably, other times withdrawing almost fully before easing back in with languid ease. Your pussy clenches around him in response, slick and welcoming, the wet sounds of your pussy soft and intimate in the hushed space. His free hand cups your breast again, thumb rolling the nipple in tandem with his fingers below, layering the touches until your body hums with building ecstasy.
The tension crests gradually, like waves lapping at the shore, until you can't hold back anymore. Your orgasm washes over you in gentle pulses, walls fluttering around his cock as you gasp his name, body arching softly beneath him. Steve follows moments later, his thrusts faltering into deeper, slower pushes as he spills inside you, warm cum filling you with each throb. He buries his face in your neck, groaning quietly, holding you close through the aftershocks.
When the waves subside, he doesn't pull away immediately. Instead, he stays nestled within you, both of you catching your breath in the warm afterglow. His fingers trace lazy patterns on your hip, and he lifts his head to meet your gaze, eyes soft with affection. “I love you.” he says, pressing a lingering kiss to your lips. You smile, running your hands through his damp hair, the moment stretching out in peaceful contentment as the living room envelops you in its cozy embrace.
“You should go… my parents will be back soon,” you say breathlessly, sitting up and quickly fixing your hair, trying to tame the messy aftermath of the moment. Your cheeks are still flushed, and your heart is pounding, but a small, nervous smile slips onto your face as you glance at him, wishing just for a second that time could stop.
The next day at school, everything felt a little brighter, even though the memory of what had happened still made your stomach flutter. Walking through the hallways, you noticed how easily Steve caught your eye across the cafeteria, that familiar half-grin slowly spreading across his face. He didn’t rush toward you, didn’t shove the past aside, but there was a quiet understanding in the way he looked at you—like he’d learned something, like he knew exactly how much you mattered.
When he slid into the seat across from you at lunch, he gave you a small, almost shy smile. “Morning,” he said softly.
“Morning,” you replied, your own smile tugging at your lips before you could stop it. The nervous flutter in your chest made you realize just how much you’d missed this—missed him.
Throughout the day, little things kept reminding you of the bond you shared: his hand brushing against yours in the hallway, shared jokes in class, the way he kept stealing glances when he thought you weren’t looking. Nothing had to be dramatic or loud. It was enough that he was here, that you were both still here, and that what had almost fallen apart had held together.
By the time the final bell rang, you felt lighter, happier. Steve fell into step beside you as you walked out to the parking lot. There were no words needed this time—no apologies, no explanations. Just the two of you, side by side, letting everything else fade away. And for the first time in a long time, you felt certain of one thing: this—him, you, together—was where you were supposed to be.
Lover
Older!art x younger!reader
summary — just art fluff with some smut at the end :)
W/C — 1.4k
Warnings — 18+ mdni, fluff, age gap, or@l (fem receiving), finger!ng, praise k!nk, sub!art
Art met you at an art gallery on a quiet Saturday afternoon. You were standing in front of a gray painting, tilting your head slightly as if trying to decode its subtle moods. He leaned over, a teasing smile on his face. “Kind of bleak, huh?” he said, jokingly nudging you.
You glanced at him, eyes thoughtful, and shook your head. “No… I think it’s beautiful. Gray shouldn’t be ignored just because it’s not as bright. There’s a kind of quiet strength in it. I think every color has its own story.”
He froze for a second, genuinely impressed. “Wow… that was… actually really wise,” he admitted, his voice low and a little awed.
You laughed, the sound light and warm, like sunlight spilling across the gallery floor. “Thanks,” you said.
“I’m Art,” he said, holding out his hand with that half-smile that somehow made him look both confident and nervous.
“I’m Y/N,” you replied, and just like that, something sparked between you—small, unspoken, electric. That was the beginning of everything.
Nine months had passed since that day, and honestly, you couldn’t be happier. Art had a way of making the world feel more vibrant, more alive—and sometimes he let you paint him in his apartment, sitting quietly while you worked, studying his features with the intensity of someone trying to capture more than just a face. “Your paintings are fascinating,” he’d say. “I like seeing how you see the world.”
It wasn’t just flattery. You could see it in the way he watched you, the slight tilt of his head, the soft smiles he’d catch himself giving. And for some reason, being with Art—laughing, teasing, painting, talking about everything and nothing—made life feel like one of those perfect, framed moments that might belong in a gallery someday.
Art’s apartment had slowly become a second home to you. The moment you stepped inside, the familiar scent of freshly brewed coffee mixed with a subtle hint of cinnamon wrapped around you like a warm blanket. It made you feel… safe. Comfortable. Like you belonged there, even before he looked up from whatever he was doing.
You set your bag down by the door and glanced around, searching for him. He was in his bedroom, sitting cross-legged on the edge of his bed, fingers flying over the keyboard of his laptop. The soft hum of the computer filled the quiet apartment, interrupted only by the occasional clatter of keys. His hair was messy, like he’d run his hands through it a dozen times while thinking, and his shirt was slightly wrinkled, but somehow it made him look completely unbothered and effortlessly him.
“Hey,” you called softly, not wanting to startle him.
He looked up immediately, a small, tired smile tugging at the corner of his lips. “Hey,” he said, voice low, warm, like he’d been waiting for you without even realizing it.
You moved closer, perching on the edge of his bed beside him. The familiar closeness made your heart flutter slightly, just like it always did. “Working hard or hardly working?” you teased, nudging him lightly with your shoulder.
He smirked, leaning back just enough so your legs brushed. “Depends… are you here to distract me?”
“Maybe,” you admitted, pretending to consider it. “Depends on how distracting you let me be.”
He laughed softly, that rich, easy sound that always made you grin.
“You know,” you said, leaning back on the edge of his bed, “I don’t get why you spend so much time on that computer. You’re retired—you don’t need to be doing anything.”
He looked up at you, a small smirk forming. “And what exactly would you have me doing instead?”
“Laying around. Napping. Drinking coffee. Staring at the ceiling,” you said, shrugging. “Honestly, I’d be bored out of my mind, but you’d probably be fine with it.”
He chuckled softly, shaking his head. “I guess that’s true. I do like doing nothing.”
You smiled faintly, watching him for a moment. “It just seems… unnecessary, all that work. You could just relax for once.”
He leaned back on the bed, stretching slightly, and for a moment didn’t answer. Then he said quietly, “Maybe I just like being busy. Or maybe I like keeping busy enough that I don’t have to think too much about anything else.”
You didn’t respond immediately. The apartment felt quieter in that moment, the low hum of the city outside and the faint smell of coffee and cinnamon filling the room. Somehow, even in simple conversations like this, you felt closer to him—like you were the only one who really noticed these small, subtle things about him.
You swung your legs up and settled onto the bed beside him, letting the soft mattress swallow you. “Why don’t you relax for a little while, babe?” you murmured, your voice low and warm.
He glanced at you, eyes still on the screen for a second before finally shutting the laptop. The corners of his mouth turned up slightly, but there was a softness in his gaze that made your chest tighten.
You leaned in, brushing a strand of hair from his forehead, and kissed him gently. It wasn’t flashy or dramatic—just a simple, deliberate kiss that carried more weight than words ever could.
Art's lips trail down your chest, soft and insistent, each kiss igniting sparks across your skin. He murmurs “I love you” against your collarbone, the words vibrating through you like a promise.
Lower still, his mouth finds the swell of your breast, tongue flicking over your nipple before he sucks it gently between his teeth. You arch into him, a low moan escaping your lips, your fingers threading through his hair to pull him closer.
He doesn't stop, his hands roaming your sides, thumbs brushing the undersides of your breasts as he peppers kisses along your ribs, whispering those sweet affirmations with every press of his mouth. Your body responds eagerly, heat pooling between your thighs, and you let him take his time, surrendering to the rhythm of his worship.
Art's kisses descend further, his breath hot against your stomach as he traces the curve of your navel with his tongue. He nuzzles into the soft skin there, lips parting to suck lightly, leaving a faint mark that makes you gasp.
Your legs part instinctively, inviting him lower, and he obliges, hands sliding down to grip your hips and pull your shorts and panties off in one go. His fingers dig in just enough to hold you steady. He presses open-mouthed kisses along your hip bone, then the sensitive inner thigh, his stubble grazing your flesh in a delicious scrape. “I love you,” he breathes again, voice husky now, as his mouth hovers over your mound.
Without hesitation, he dips his head, tongue extending to lap at your folds, tasting the wetness gathering there. You buck against him, a sharper moan tearing from your throat, your hands clutching the sheets as he delves deeper, sucking your clit between his lips with firm, rhythmic pulls. “Fuck—art right there..” you moan gripping the sheets.
His fingers join in, one slipping inside your pussy, curling to stroke that spot that sends jolts of pleasure racing up your spine. He works you steadily, tongue circling and flicking, building the pressure until your thighs tremble around his shoulders, every nerve alight with the intensity of his devotion. You whimper, “fuck.. that’s a good boy…” you moan out.
He doesn't let up, his tongue pressing flat against your clit before he sucks harder, drawing out a cry from deep in your chest. Your hips grind against his face, chasing the building heat, and he groans into you, the vibration sending fresh sparks through your core.
He adds a second finger, stretching your pussy as he pumps them in and out, slick sounds filling the room with each thrust. “I’m your good boy right?..” he murmurs against your skin, pulling back just enough to watch his fingers disappear inside you, coated in your arousal.
You nod frantically, words lost in the haze, your body arching off the bed as the tension coils tighter in your core. Art senses it, his tongue lashing faster against your clit, circling the swollen nub before he sucks it deep into his mouth, teeth grazing just enough to spark fire through your veins. His fingers curl inside you, stroking that ridged spot relentlessly, and it shatters you—your pussy clamps down hard around them as orgasm rips through, juices flooding his hand while you cry out loud, back bowing, thighs quivering against his shoulders.
He rises then, wiping his mouth with the back of his hand, and climbs back up the bed to hold you. You shift against him, letting your body relax into his warmth. His arms wrap around you easily, familiar and protective, and he presses a gentle kiss to the back of your head.
“I love you,” he murmurs, voice low, soft—but steady.
You feel the weight of his words settle over you, warm and certain, and you tilt your head slightly to press your cheek against his chest. “I love you too,” you whisper back, your voice barely audible, but it carries everything you feel.
For a moment, there’s nothing else—no noise from the city outside, no distractions, no need for anything but the two of you. You can feel his heartbeat under your cheek, steady and strong, matching the rhythm of your own.

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diamond
Patrick x stripper!reader
Summary — you and Patrick get into and argument and as an apology he e@ts you out
W/C — 2.8k
Warnings — 18+ mdni, or@l (fem receiving), finger!ng, toxic relationship, hair pulling (?)
Patrick knew he shouldn’t have gone to that club that Friday night—five months ago now. He barely had thirty dollars to his name, and yet, somehow, he convinced himself it was a good idea to blow it all at a strip club. Not his brightest decision.
That night, he met you—Diamond, at least that’s what you said your name was. Even in a place like that, with the flashing lights and loud music, he couldn’t take his eyes off you. You were beautiful, radiant in a way that didn’t belong to the grimy neon glow around you. In his mind, you deserved the world, not some smoky club where people came and went without a second thought.
So, against every rational instinct, he asked for your number. You laughed—loud and incredulous—and for a second, he wanted to disappear under the weight of your amusement. What kind of guy thinks a stripper would actually like him? But then, you surprised him. You said yes. And just like that, something in him shifted.
But that was five months ago. Things change. Just like your relationship.
You groan, pacing back and forth across the cramped apartment, rifling through drawers and tossing random things onto the couch. “Patrick, where the fuck are my keys!?” you yell, frustration heating your voice.
From the kitchen, he calls out, “Babe, you know I don’t want you going to work. Just stay here.”
You pause mid-search, rolling your eyes. “Patrick… I don’t actually like those guys. It’s just work. Stop being such a jealous bitch, okay?”
He scoffs, crossing his arms. “I’m not being a jealous bitch! I just want you here with me.”
You tilt your head, mocking him, still scanning the counter. “Uh-huh, sure. Totally not controlling.”
His glare sharpens, and his voice drops low. “Fine. Whatever. If you wanna go out and be a slut for money, I don’t give a fuck y/n.”
You stop for a moment, then laugh dryly, grabbing your keys from the edge of the counter. “Whatever, Patrick,” you mutter, shrugging off his words. Without another glance, you step out the door, the cold air hitting your face like a slap of reality.
The city air doesn’t hit you, but the roar of the engine does as you slam the car door shut, throwing your bag onto the passenger seat. You turn the key, and the engine growls to life, a little bite of freedom under your fingers.
Red lights feel longer than usual, the minutes stretching as Patrick’s words echo in your head. If you wanna go out and be a slut for money… Jesus, what a nightmare. You grip the steering wheel tighter, taking a deep breath, trying to shove the anger down so it doesn’t spill into your driving.
The streets are slick from last night’s rain, headlights reflecting off puddles like a fractured mirror. You tap your fingers against the wheel, muttering to yourself, “Focus. Just go to work. Don’t think about him.”
Somehow, the familiar route to the office feels comforting. Turn here, right there, past the corner store where you always stop for gas. It’s predictable. Safe. Yours. Unlike Patrick, whose jealousy gnawed at your chest like some kind of venom.
You roll down the window for a second, letting the cold air whip against your face. It stings, sharp and refreshing. Good. Maybe that’s what you need—something real, something that reminds you you’re not trapped in his spiral of control.
A text buzzes on your phone. You glance at it. Patrick. You don’t open it. You won’t. Not today. You put the car in gear and press the accelerator a little harder, letting the engine roar drown out the little voice that still wants to call him back.
The engine hums beneath you as you merge onto the main road, the city lights smeared by the windshield like neon streaks in a rainy painting. Patrick’s words echo again, sharp and infuriating: If you wanna go out and be a slut for money…
Fuck him.
You tighten your grip on the wheel, trying to shove down the mix of anger, guilt, and that small spark of defiance that keeps you moving. Tonight, you’re going to work. And nobody—especially him—is going to ruin it.
The strip club comes into view, neon pink and purple buzzing like a heartbeat in the night. You park in the lot, engine still running for a few seconds as you let the moment sink in. You’re here. Alone. In control. At least, for the next few hours, the music, the lights, the tips—you call the shots.
You grab your bag, check your reflection in the rearview mirror. Hair messy, makeup minimal—perfect. Patrick’s glare doesn’t matter here. No one here gives a damn. This is your world for now, your paycheck, your rules.
Inside, the club smells of perfume, sweat, and cheap alcohol. The bass shakes the floor, a vibrating pulse that seems to sync with your own heartbeat. Coworkers pass by, flashing smiles and nods, a chaotic, comforting energy. You find your locker, change into your outfit, fishnets and all, and feel that familiar mix of nerves and adrenaline.
A text buzzes on your phone. You don’t even look. Not tonight. Not here.
Patrick doesn’t get this world. He’ll never understand the rhythm of it, the confidence it gives you, the way it lets you reclaim a piece of yourself he tried to control. You slip onto the stage, lights hitting your skin, and for a few intoxicating minutes, the anger melts into power. You own this space, this moment.
After work, your legs ache, but the adrenaline from the night still pulses through you. The streets are quiet, neon signs reflecting off wet pavement as you pull into the apartment parking lot. You grab your bag and keys, bracing yourself before opening the door.
As soon as you step inside, the familiar smell of takeout and his cologne hits you. Patrick is on the couch, phone in hand, eyes glued to the screen. He looks up as you walk in, a mix of relief and something sharper flickering across his face.
“Back so soon?” he asks, voice casual, but you can hear the edge.
You shrug off your jacket, tossing it on the chair. “Yeah. Work’s done.” Your voice is flat, careful. You don’t want to start another fight—not yet.
He sets his phone down and leans forward. “You know… I don’t like it when you go out there.” His words are quiet, almost venomous, and they hit your chest like a punch.
You roll your eyes, trying to stay calm. “Patrick… it’s my job. It’s just work. Stop acting like I’m doing this to spite you.”
He scoffs, standing up. “I’m not trying to control you! I just… I don’t want you around guys all night, making money off… off—” He stops, frustrated, waving his hands. “I don’t know, whatever, you get the point.”
You grit your teeth. “Patrick, I work hard. You think I like dealing with drunk assholes all night? I do this for me, not for you. Stop acting like I’m… I don’t know… some kind of thing you can own.”
He glares at you, chest tight, jaw set. “Fine. Be that way. Go do your thing. I don’t care.” But the flicker of hurt in his eyes betrays him, and you don’t soften, even though part of you wants to.
You drop your bag on the couch, running a hand through your hair. “Good. Because I need to get some sleep. I’ve got a long day tomorrow.”
He doesn’t say anything, just sinks back onto the couch, scrolling on his phone, leaving the tension thick in the air. You pace past him, muttering under your breath, trying to shake off the fight, and head to your room, shutting the door behind you.
Finally, alone, you lean against the door and take a deep breath. Being home shouldn’t feel like a battlefield—but with Patrick, it always does.
Later that night, you hear the bedroom door creak open slowly. Your heart skips a beat, and you tense, half expecting it to be someone else—though, of course, it’s Patrick. He steps inside, his shadow stretching across the dimly lit room, the soft click of the door sounding louder than it should.
“Hey,” he says quietly, though the edge in his voice gives him away. He doesn’t move closer at first, just leans against the doorframe, arms crossed, watching you.
You sit up, brushing a strand of hair from your face, trying to keep your voice steady. “What do you want?”
He shrugs, almost casually, but the tension in his shoulders betrays him. “I… just wanted to check on you.”
You snort, leaning back against the headboard, eyes narrowing. “After everything tonight? You think I need you checking on me?”
He steps further in, pacing a little, like he’s trying to find the right words—or maybe trying not to say the wrong ones. “Look, I know I overreacted… today. I just…” He trails off, rubbing the back of his neck, eyes flicking away from yours.
You watch him, arms crossed, feeling a mix of irritation and… something else. You don’t know if it’s relief or frustration, but you push it down. “Patrick, I’m tired. I don’t want to fight…”
He chews on his bottom lip, eyes flicking up to meet yours. “Me neither… I’m sorry, baby,” he murmurs, his voice low, almost vulnerable.
Before you can respond, he climbs into the bed beside you, the sheets shifting under his weight. He leans in, brushing a hand over your cheek, his lips hovering close to yours. “Patrick—”
“Shh… just let me apologize,” he whispers, cutting you off gently but insistently, his forehead resting against yours.
You freeze for a moment, the air between you thick with tension, anger, and something dangerously close to longing. You want to pull back, to remind him of the walls you’ve built around yourself, but part of you can’t help leaning into the familiar warmth of him.
He softens, his fingers tracing the line of your jaw. “I hate when we fight,” he admits quietly, almost like he’s confessing a secret. “I hate feeling like I might lose you over… over stupid shit.”
You bite your lip, letting out a shaky sigh. “Patrick… you can’t just say sorry and expect everything to be fine. You hurt my feelings.”
His thumb brushes over yours, seeking contact. “I know. I know I do. And I hate it. I hate myself for it. But… I don’t want to fight anymore tonight. Can we just… be close? Just for a little while?”
You hesitate, heart pounding, eyes locked on his. And then, slowly, cautiously, you nod. He leans in again, this time softer, and presses his lips to yours, and for just a few moments, the argument, the jealousy, the anger—all of it—fades into the quiet hum of the room.
Patrick's lips brush against your skin, soft and tentative at first, as he trails kisses down your torso, each one a whispered plea for forgiveness. His breath is warm against your ribs, then your navel, his hands gently parting your thighs as he murmurs, “I'm sorry,” over and over, the words vibrating against your flesh like a mantra of remorse. The fight's sharp edges still linger in the air between you, but his touch begins to melt them away, his mouth lingering on the curve of your hip, nipping lightly at the sensitive skin there.
“Patrick...” you mutter, your voice a mix of lingering frustration and budding desire, your fingers threading through his hair as he presses lower pulling down your panties and shorts. He doesn't stop, his apologies turning into actions—his tongue flicking out to taste the salt of your skin just above your mound, his hands gripping your hips to hold you steady. Slowly, deliberately, he parts your folds with his thumbs, exposing your slick pussy to the cool air, and then his mouth descends, hot and eager.
He laps at you with long, slow strokes, his tongue delving into your wetness, circling your clit with a gentleness that belies the hunger in his eyes when he glances up at you.
“I'm so fucking sorry,” he groans against your core, the vibration sending shivers up your spine, his lips sucking softly on your swollen nub before he thrusts his tongue inside you, fucking you with it in shallow, apologetic rhythms.
Your body arches toward him, the tension from the argument unraveling with every swirl and suck, his stubble grazing your inner thighs as he devours you like he's trying to erase every harsh word with the heat of his mouth.
Your hips buck involuntarily as Patrick's tongue plunges deeper, his mouth sealing over your pussy with a fervent suction that pulls a gasp from your lips. He doesn't relent, his apologies now muffled hums against your slick folds, each vibration coaxing fresh waves of pleasure through your core. His fingers dig into the soft flesh of your thighs, spreading you wider, holding you open for his relentless assault. The stubble on his jaw scrapes deliciously against your sensitive skin, a rough contrast to the wet heat of his tongue as it flicks rapidly over your clit, teasing it into throbbing need.
“Patrick... oh god,” you whimper, your voice breaking as the remnants of anger dissolve into raw, aching want. Your hands clutch at his hair, pulling him closer, urging him on even as your body trembles under the onslaught. He responds with a growl, low and possessive, his tongue thrusting inside you again, mimicking the rhythm of what you both crave more desperately now. He laps up your arousal like it's the sweetest nectar, his lips swollen and glistening when he pauses just long enough to murmur, “Let me make it right, baby. I hate that I hurt you.”
The words send a fresh rush of heat pooling between your legs, and he dives back in, sucking your clit between his lips with just the right pressure—firm enough to make your toes curl, gentle enough to draw out the building ecstasy. One hand slides up your thigh, his thumb joining the dance, circling your entrance before slipping a finger inside, curling it to stroke that spot that makes stars burst behind your eyelids. He adds a second finger, pumping them slowly at first, then faster, matching the pace of his tongue as it swirls and presses, unrelenting.
Your breath comes in ragged pants, the room filled with the obscene sounds of his mouth working you over—the wet smacks of lips on skin, your moans growing louder, more desperate. The fight feels like a distant memory now, overshadowed by the fire he's stoking in your veins. Your walls clench around his fingers, the pressure coiling tighter in your belly, and he senses it, redoubling his efforts. “Come for me,” he urges, his voice husky against your dripping pussy. “Forgive me..”
It's too much, the combination of his fingers fucking you deep, his tongue lashing your clit, and the raw vulnerability in his eyes as he watches you unravel. The orgasm crashes over you like a tidal wave, your back arching off the bed, thighs quivering as you cry out his name. He doesn't stop, riding it out with you, his mouth drinking in every pulse, every gush of your release until you're spent, boneless beneath him.
Finally, he pulls back, his chin slick with your juices, lips curved in a satisfied, remorseful smile. He crawls up your body, peppering kisses along your stomach, your breasts, your neck, until his mouth finds yours. The taste of yourself on his tongue is intimate, grounding, a seal on the apology. “I love you,” he whispers against your lips, wrapping his arms around you .
The next morning, you find yourself in the kitchen, flipping pancakes and frying eggs like some kind of domestic goddess. You can’t help but smirk to yourself—he apologized so good last night that he absolutely deserves this. Maybe even extra.
Patrick shuffles in from the bedroom, hair sticking up in every direction, eyes still half-lidded and sultry, and lets out a low groan. “Morning…” he mutters, voice rough, and you raise an eyebrow, biting back a laugh.
“Morning,” you reply, sliding a plate across the counter. “Breakfast is ready… and, well, you kinda earned it.”
He leans against the counter, watching you with that lazy, half-smile that makes your stomach twist, and mutters, “I definitely did…”
“Yeah, you really did,” you tease, brushing a stray strand of hair behind your ear, smirk tugging at your lips. “I might even give you bonus points if you behave.”
Patrick grins, slow and knowing, leaning down to kiss your temple before grabbing a bite of your pancake. “I’ll behave… for now,” he murmurs, eyes sparkling with mischief.
You shake your head, laughing softly. “Yeah, sure. ‘For now.’ That’s reassuring.”
As he digs into breakfast and you watch him, all the tension from the past months melts just a little. It’s messy. It’s complicated. But right now… right here, it’s exactly how it’s supposed to be. And somehow, that’s enough.
Study buddy
Fratboy!art x nerdy!reader
Summary — art convinces you to go to a party where he ends up fuck!ng you in the bathroom.
W/C — 3.4k
Warnings — 18+ mdni, finger!ng, n!pple play, unprotected p in v, bathroom sex, Dacryph!lia (?), creamp!e, hair pulling, praise k!nk, afab!reader
You always knew you and Art were a strange couple. I mean, he was a frat boy—loud, confident, and way too charming—and you were just a shy, dorky girl from a small town, always a little awkward around people you didn’t know. You met him at a party your friend had practically dragged you to. He had strolled up with that easy grin, like he owned the room, and said he thought you looked cute. You had flushed a bright red, stammered something incoherent, and somehow ended up giving him your number. Honestly, you still weren’t sure why you did it—but somehow, it had worked.
Right now, you’re sitting on the edge of Art’s dorm bed, your notebook open on your lap and notes scattered everywhere. You’re trying to explain Professor Jackson’s lecture, but he’s leaning back against the wall, staring at the ceiling, clearly not listening.
“Art? Art, are you even paying attention?” you ask, your voice tighter than you intend.
He snaps his head toward you, blinking like he’s just realized you exist. “Oh…yeah, of course, babe,” he says, his grin a little sheepish. “But uh… I was just thinking about—there’s this sick party tonight, and—”
You groan, burying your face in your hands. “No parties, Art! You know I dislike them.”
He leans forward, elbows on his knees, eyes sparkling with mischief. “Come on, it’ll be fun. Just one party. You’ll see everyone from the frat…everyone’s going. And I’ll be there, I swear.”
You peek at him from behind your fingers, biting your lip. “I don’t know… I have work to do, and… parties aren’t really my thing.”
“Exactly!” he says, suddenly leaning closer, lowering his voice to a conspiratorial whisper. “That’s why you need me there—to make sure nothing bad happens. I’m your party bodyguard.”
You can’t help but laugh, though it comes out more like a nervous squeak. “You’re ridiculous,” you mutter, shaking your head, but a small smile tugs at your lips.
“Ridiculous?” he asks, mock-offended. “I prefer ‘charming and heroic.’ Look, just come. One hour. If you hate it, we leave. Deal?”
You hesitate, chewing on your lip. Part of you wants to say no, really wants to stay here and hide in your quiet little world—but another part of you, the part that had given him your number months ago without thinking, wonders if maybe just this once… you could trust him to make it fun.
“Fine,” you whisper finally, looking down at your notebook to hide your nervous grin. “One hour. But that’s it.”
Art’s grin widens. “One hour. That’s all I need. You won’t regret it, I promise.”
You roll your eyes but can’t stop the tiny laugh that escapes.
A few hours later, you’re at the party with Art when, of course, he completely abandons you. One second you’re laughing together, and the next he’s swallowed by a crowd of frat bros, leaving you awkwardly clutching your drink like some kind of lost island castaway. You flop onto the nearest couch, surrounded by strangers laughing and shouting over the bass-heavy music, and sigh. Seriously, does he even know how annoying he is?
Just as you’re trying to tune out the chaos, your eyes catch him weaving through the crowd—Art, striding with that infuriating mix of confidence and charm, his frat bros trailing behind like loyal shadows. Your heart jumps. You can feel your blood pressure rising—half anger, half excitement. Without thinking, you push yourself off the couch, weaving through sweaty dancers and half-empty red cups, until you’re right on his arm.
“Art? Where have you been?” You grab his bicep, shaking him slightly, trying to mask the relief and irritation in your voice.
He looks down at you, that grin creeping across his face like he knows exactly what effect he has on you. “Well, hello there, gorgeous…” His voice is low, teasing, and somehow makes your chest clench despite the frustration.
Your cheeks heat up, but you square your shoulders and power through. “Are you high?”
He chuckles softly, leaning closer until his warm breath brushes your ear. “Just a little tipsy, baby… and you know, you look so hot in that outfit.”
You swallow hard, your fingers tightening on his arm. “Art…”
Before you can say more, he presses a trail of kisses up your neck, teasing and deliberate. You shove him lightly, trying to maintain some sense of public decency. “Not in public, Art.”
His grin only widens, mischievous and impossible to resist. “You’re right… let’s go upstairs.”
Before you can argue, he’s taking your hand, tugging you through the throngs of people with that frustrating confidence he always seems to have. Music, shouting, laughter—all of it blurs into background noise as he leads you to the quiet of the upstairs hall. Your heart is pounding so hard it feels like it might explode, your stomach twisting in anticipation and annoyance at the same time.
Finally, he spins you into the bathroom, shutting the door with a soft click. The dim light from the small overhead fixture casts shadows across his sharp features, making him look impossibly good, impossibly dangerous. You step back, hands on your hips, trying to put some distance between you—but your body betrays you, inching closer without permission.
“Art…” you start, trying for stern, but your voice wavers.
He just smirks, his hands brushing lightly against your waist as he closes the space between you. “You look even better when you’re annoyed, you know that?”
Your stomach flips, and your hands twitch, wanting to push him away, but also… not. “I—”
He presses closer, lips grazing your neck again, teasing, soft, making your pulse spike. “God, I’ve wanted this all night,” he mutters, eyes darkening with something between mischief and need.
You shove him gently—enough to protest but not enough to actually stop him. “Stop. Seriously. We’re—people could hear us!”
He laughs softly, that low, throaty chuckle that makes your knees weak. “They don’t matter. Right now, it’s just you and me.”
The bass from the music downstairs thumps faintly through the floorboards, a distant reminder of the chaotic frat party raging below. Up here in the dimly lit upstairs bathroom, the air feels thicker, charged with the scent of cheap cologne and your own nervous sweat. Art's strong hands grip your hips, spinning you around to face the fogged-up mirror above the sink. Your reflection stares back—cheeks flushed, eyes wide with a mix of fear and forbidden excitement—as he presses close behind you.
His palms slide down to squeeze your ass firmly, fingers digging into the soft flesh through your tight skirt. A sharp gasp escapes your lips, and your hands fly to the cool porcelain counter, clutching it for support as your knees weaken. The shyness surges through you, making your heart pound wildly; you've never been this bold, sneaking away with him like this, but the heat of his body against yours drowns out the rational part of your mind screaming to stop.
“Art—” you start, your voice a breathless whisper, barely audible over the muffled laughter echoing from the hallway.
He shushes you gently but firmly, his breath hot against your ear. “Shh, you know you want it,” he murmurs, his tone low and teasing, laced with confidence that only makes your stomach twist with shy anticipation.
One hand trails up your thigh, pushing your skirt higher, while the other slips between your legs. His fingers graze the damp fabric of your panties, tracing the outline of your folds with deliberate slowness. You whimper softly, biting your lip to stifle the sound, your body betraying you as it arches instinctively toward his touch. The mirror captures it all—your parted lips, the way your fingers tighten against the counter.
His fingers press harder against the soaked cotton of your panties, rubbing slow circles over your clit through the barrier. The friction sends jolts of pleasure up your spine, and you bite down on your lower lip, stifling another whimper as your hips buck involuntarily. The mirror reflects your wide-eyed stare, your face burning with embarrassment—anyone could walk in, see you guys.
but Art's presence pins you in place, his free hand still kneading your ass cheek possessively.
"That's it," he growls softly into your neck, his lips brushing the sensitive skin there. He hooks a finger under the edge of your panties, tugging them aside with a rough yank that exposes your slick pussy to the cool air. You gasp sharply, your grip on the counter tightening until your knuckles ache, the shyness flooding you anew as vulnerability hits.
You've always been the quiet one, hiding in corners at parties, but now you're spread open for him, heart racing with a mix of terror and thrill.
Art wastes no time; two fingers slide along your wet slit, parting your folds before pushing inside you with a firm thrust. The stretch makes you cry out—a soft, muffled sound that you try to swallow—but he curls them just right, hitting that spot that makes stars burst behind your eyelids.
"Fuck, you're so tight," he mutters, his voice husky as he pumps his fingers in and out, the lewd squelch echoing faintly in the small bathroom. Your thighs tremble, pressing together around his hand, but he forces them apart with his knee, keeping you splayed for his invasion.
Tears of overwhelming sensation prick at your eyes, not from pain but from the intensity, the way your body clenches greedily around him despite your mind's shy protests.
Downstairs, the music pulses louder for a moment, a cheer rising from the crowd, and you wonder if they can sense the heat building up here.
Art's other hand leaves your ass to cup your breast through your top, pinching your nipple hard enough to draw a fresh whine from your throat. He leans in closer, his hard cock grinding against your backside through his jeans, promising more as he finger-fucks you relentlessly, building you toward the edge with every deliberate stroke.
Your body betrays you completely now, hips rolling back against Art's hand as his fingers plunge deeper, scissoring inside your clenching walls to stretch you wider. The pressure on your clit intensifies when his thumb joins in, circling the swollen nub with firm, insistent strokes that make your vision blur. A low moan escapes despite your efforts, vibrating through your chest, and you clamp a hand over your mouth, eyes darting to the door—locked, thank god, but the distant thump of bass reminds you how thin these walls are.
Art chuckles darkly, his breath hot against your ear as he nips at the lobe. “Let it out, baby. I want to hear how much you need this.” He withdraws his fingers abruptly, leaving you empty and aching, a whine of protest slipping free before you can stop it. The shy part of you cringes at the sound, cheeks flaming hotter in the mirror's unforgiving glow, but he doesn't give you time to dwell. His hands grip your waist, spinning you to face him fully, your back now pressed to the cool sink edge.
His eyes rake over you, dark with hunger, as he drops to his knees in one fluid motion. The tile floor must be hard, but he doesn't care—his focus is on you, thumbs hooking into your panties and dragging them down your thighs in a slow, deliberate pull. They pool at your ankles, and you step out of them shakily, exposed completely from the waist down. Your skirt stays hiked up, framing your bare pussy, slick and glistening under the dim light. Art's gaze locks there, and you squirm, thighs pressing together again in a futile bid for modesty.
“Nuh-uh,” he murmurs, prying your legs apart with strong hands on your inner thighs, spreading you open. His face inches closer, nose brushing your trimmed mound before his tongue flicks out, lapping at your folds in one long, flat stroke from entrance to clit. The direct contact rips a gasp from you, your head falling back against the mirror with a soft thud. He groans into you, the vibration humming through your core, and then he's devouring you—lips sucking your clit into his mouth, tongue swirling around it while his fingers dig into your ass to hold you steady.
You thread your fingers into his hair without thinking, tugging lightly as waves of pleasure crash over you. The shyness wars with the building ecstasy; you've never done this before, not like this, not with someone who takes control so effortlessly. Art's free hand slides up, two fingers slipping back inside you easily now, thrusting in time with his tongue's relentless assault. He curls them again, rubbing that sensitive ridge inside, and your knees buckle, forcing you to lean harder on the sink.
“Oh god, Art—“ you breathe, voice breaking on his name. The party noise swells briefly, laughter echoing up the stairs, and the risk heightens everything, your pulse thundering in your ears. He hums approval against your pussy, the sound sending fresh sparks through you, and increases the pace—fingers pumping faster, tongue flicking harder. Your walls flutter around him, tightening as the coil in your belly winds impossibly tight.
It snaps without warning. Your orgasm hits like a freight train, body convulsing as you cry out, muffled by your bitten fist. Juices flood his mouth, and he drinks you down greedily, not stopping until you're shuddering, oversensitive and spent. He pulls back slowly, lips shiny with your release, a smug grin curving them as he rises to his feet. His cock strains against his jeans, thick and obvious, and he palms it once, eyes never leaving yours.
“Good girl,” he says, voice rough. He captures your mouth in a searing kiss, letting you taste yourself on his tongue, and you melt into it, the shy barriers crumbling further. His hands roam your body, one cupping your soaked heat possessively while the other yanks your top up, exposing your bra. With a flick, he shoves it aside, mouth descending on your nipple to suck hard, teeth grazing the peak.
You arch into him, hands fumbling with his belt now, driven by the lingering haze of your climax. The buckle clinks open, and you tug his zipper down, freeing his cock—it springs out, heavy and veined, pre-cum beading at the tip. Your eyes widen at the size, a flicker of nerves returning, but Art guides your hand to wrap around it, stroking the hot length as he thrusts shallowly into your grip.
“Feel what you do to me?” he rasps, breaking the kiss to rest his forehead against yours. Downstairs, the music shifts to a slower beat, couples probably pairing off, oblivious to the heat unfolding above. He spins you again, bending you over the sink so your ass presses back against his bare cock, the mirror showing your flushed, determined expression—no more hiding, not now.
The head of his dick nudges your entrance, slick and ready, and he teases you with shallow dips, coating himself in your wetness. “Tell me you want it,” he demands, one hand fisting your hair gently to tilt your head up, forcing you to watch your own surrender in the reflection.
“I... I want it,” you whisper, voice trembling but sure, the words unlocking something wild inside you.
Art's eyes lock onto yours, intense and unyielding, as he hears your whispered plea. He doesn't spin you away this time—instead, he lifts you effortlessly onto the edge of the sink, your legs parting instinctively to wrap around his waist. Your back presses against the cool mirror, but all you see is him, his face inches from yours, breath hot and ragged. His hands grip your thighs, spreading you wider, and he steps between them, the head of his cock pressing against your slick folds.
With a deliberate thrust, he slides inside you, filling you completely in one go. The stretch makes you cry out, your nails digging into his shoulders as your body adjusts to the thick intrusion. He pauses there, buried deep, his forehead resting against yours, watching your every reaction—the way your lips part, your eyes flutter, the flush creeping down your neck.
"Good girl," he murmurs, voice low and approving, before he starts to move. His hips roll forward, pulling out halfway and driving back in, the angle letting him hit that spot inside you that sends sparks racing up your spine. You cling to him, legs tightening around his hips, pulling him closer with each thrust. The sink creaks under your weight, but neither of you cares; the world narrows to the slide of his cock in your pussy, the wet sounds of your joining filling the air.
Downstairs, the music pulses slower, but up here, it's just the rhythm of his body against yours—skin slapping, breaths mingling. He captures your mouth in a fierce kiss, tongue thrusting in time with his hips, swallowing your moans. One hand braces against the mirror behind you, the other slides up to cup your breast, thumb flicking your nipple until it's hard and aching.
You rock against him, meeting his pace, the friction building heat low in your belly. He breaks the kiss to trail his lips down your jaw, nipping at your collarbone, then lower to suck a mark into the swell of your breast. "I love you," he growls against your skin, his thrusts growing harder, faster, pinning you in place with the force of them.
The pressure coils tighter, your walls fluttering around his shaft, and he senses it—shifts his hand between your bodies to rub your clit in tight circles. It's too much; you shatter with a gasp, pussy clenching rhythmically as waves of pleasure crash over you. He fucks you through it, unrelenting, his own control fraying at the edges.
Your orgasm milks him, drawing a guttural groan from his throat. His movements turn wild, hips snapping erratically, and he buries his face in the crook of your neck as he cums, pulsing hot jets deep inside you. You feel every spurt, the warmth spreading, some leaking out to trickle down your thighs even as he stays seated within you.
He doesn't pull away immediately, holding you close, both of you breathing heavily in the steamy confines of the bathroom. His lips brush your temple in a soft contrast to the intensity moments before. "No more hiding," he says softly, echoing the fire in your eyes as you gaze at him, spent but sated, the connection between you unbreakable now.
The next morning, you slowly wake up, the sunlight spilling through the blinds and warming your face. You’re lying in Art’s bed, still tangled up together from the night before, wearing only your top and a pair of panties. Your glasses are crooked on your nose, your hair a wild mess, and your body aches in all the right ways—a messy, lingering reminder of the frat house bathroom and everything that had happened there.
“Art..?” you murmur, voice hoarse and soft, as you shift slightly and feel him stir beside you. He’s warm, his arm draped across your waist, fingers lightly tracing your skin as if he doesn’t want to let go. Your cheeks heat up instantly, remembering the way last night had escalated: the desperate laughter, the frantic kisses, the way he had pressed you against the bathroom wall like he couldn’t get enough.
He lets out a lazy chuckle, nuzzling his face into your neck. “Morning, sleepyhead,” he murmurs, his voice still thick with sleep and something else—something dangerous and teasing all at once.
You tug at the hem of your shirt self-consciously, trying to cover yourself a little more, but the warmth of his body next to yours, the rise and fall of his chest, makes it impossible to think straight. Your mind keeps replaying every touch, every hurried, heated moment, and your stomach flutters with a mix of embarrassment and something electric.
“Did you… sleep okay?” you ask, voice small, almost shy, as your fingers trace lightly over his arm.
“Mmm,” he hums, tightening his hold on you just a little. “Best night ever.”
A nervous laugh escapes your lips, and you hide your face in his shoulder, suddenly aware of just how close you still are. The room is quiet except for your soft breathing and the faint sound of him humming against your hair. And even in the awkward aftermath of what had been a wild, impulsive night, it feels… right.
Waitress
Patrick X Waitress!reader
Summery — you’re taking this creeps order at the old diner you work at only for him to convince you to meet him out back at you end up hooking up
W/C — 3.1k
Warnings— 18+ mdni, car s3x, nipp!e play, finger!ng, age gap, unprotected p in v, creamp!e
You’re slumped at the counter, absentmindedly shredding salt packets just to stay awake, when you hear the rusty door creak open. Great. Another customer. You groan quietly and push yourself up, grabbing your notepad from the little pouch sewn into your apron.
“Hi, how can I help you?” you say, slipping into your fake “work voice.”
The man sitting there—messy hair, rough jawline, eyes a little too sharp—looks you up and down in a way that makes your stomach twist.
“Well aren’t you pretty,” he finally says.
You freeze for half a second, uncomfortable. “Uh… thanks. What can I get you?”
“Just some French toast, sweetheart.”
“Okay, that comes with scrambled eggs. Did you want those too, or…?” you ask, trying to keep things professional.
“Sure, baby girl.”
Baby girl? Seriously? Your skin crawls. You jot down the order and walk to the back to hand it off to the cook.
When you return with the plate twenty minutes later, you force a polite smile. “Here you go…”
He watches you set the plate down, then lifts his brows slightly. “By the way,” he says, tapping the counter lightly with one finger, “I’m Patrick.”
The way he says it—slow, casual, like he already knows his name matters—makes your stomach flip for a reason you don’t admit.
You clear your throat. “Okay… well. Enjoy your meal, Patrick.”
He smirks like he likes the way his name sounds coming out of your mouth.
“Need anything else?” you ask.
He grins. “Yeah… can I get your Instagram or something?”
You let out a short, nervous laugh. “I uh… don’t have Instagram. So.”
“Your number then?” he presses, like he’s asking you to pass the salt.
“Uhhh… thanks, but no thanks. Actually, I need to go to the back for a sec,” you blurt, escaping before he can say anything else.
You hide in the back for thirty whole minutes. No one needs you, the place is practically dead, and you’re determined to wait this creep out. But after twenty more minutes of stalling, you finally step back out—only to find him still sitting there, like he owns the place.
“Oh, come on…” you mutter under your breath.
You march up to his booth, fed up. “Okay, sir, you have to leave. There’s ten minutes until closing, and you haven’t ordered anything else besides your French toast and eggs.”
He leans back in the booth, stretching his arms over the vinyl like he owns the place. “Relax,” he says with a lazy smile. “I’m not gonna kidnap you or anything. I just wanted to talk. You look… bored.”
You raise a brow. “Okay, well—no offense—but I’d rather be bored than murdered by some creepy guy at my job.”
He laughs under his breath, slow and smug, like he enjoys the pushback. “Fair. But come on…” He leans forward now, elbows on the table, eyes locked on yours in a way that makes you swallow. “Meet me at my car after closing? Please? Just for a minute.”
You stare at him. Hard. You know you should say no—stranger danger is practically screaming in your skull. But he doesn’t look as sketchy as he acted earlier. And you… well, you’ve always had a weakness for older guys. The tired, rough-around-the-edges kind who look like they’ve lived a life or two.
You narrow your eyes at him. “Just a minute?” you ask, tone sharp, like you’re interrogating him.
“Just a minute,” Patrick repeats, holding your gaze without blinking.
You let out a long, irritated sigh and tighten your ponytail. “Meet me out back in ten, okay? And no weird, rapey shit either. I swear to God.”
Patrick lifts both hands like he’s surrendering, a crooked grin tugging at his mouth. “Scout’s honor, sweetheart.”
You roll your eyes, but he’s still smiling when you walk away—and for the first time tonight, you can feel his gaze on your back in a way that’s not entirely unwelcome.
Ten minutes later, you’re standing out back behind the diner, clutching your bag to your chest like some kind of shield. The night air is cold and smells like oil, old trash, and the faint sweetness of the diner’s syrup soaking into the dumpsters. The only light is a buzzing yellow bulb above the back door that flickers every few seconds like it’s about to give out entirely.
You keep checking the time on your phone.
He better not have been messing with you.
He better not show up.
You’re not sure which one you’re rooting for.
You rub your arms for warmth, shifting your weight from one foot to the other as you stare down the empty back road. This is so stupid. You can practically hear your mom’s voice in your head: Don’t meet random men behind diners, what the hell is wrong with you?
Then you hear it—a low rumble of an engine turning the corner.
Your eyes snap up.
An old SUV—faded paint, one headlight a little dimmer than the other—slowly pulls into the alleyway. It rolls to a stop a few feet away from you. The engine coughs loudly once before dying.
Your heartbeat jumps.
Patrick steps out, shutting the door with a dull thud. He looks different outside the diner—taller, broader, the shadows clinging to him, making his features sharper. He runs a hand through his hair and glances at you like he wasn’t sure you’d actually be here.
And for a second—just a second—he actually looks relieved.
“There you are,” he says, voice lower in the cold air. He shoves his hands in his jacket pockets and gives you a small, crooked smile. “Didn’t think you’d show.”
You snort. “Honestly? Me neither.”
He chuckles, stepping closer—slowly, like he’s making sure you won’t bolt. “You cold?” he asks, eyeing your bare arms.
“A little,” you admit, hating that he noticed.
Patrick nods and stops a comfortable distance away, leaning his shoulder against the SUV as if he’d been waiting all night for this moment. “Wasn’t trying to freak you out earlier,” he says. “I just… wanted a minute with you when you weren’t running around taking orders.”
You grip your bag strap tighter. “You can talk now. You dragged me out here.”
He smirks like he enjoys your attitude. “Didn’t drag you. You came willingly.”
“Barely.”
“But you’re here,” he reminds you gently.
You hate how that makes your stomach flutter.
He looks you over—not in the creepy way he did before, but like he’s actually seeing you. The exhaustion in your face. The cheap apron. The long shift. The way your shoulders droop from a day that felt way too long.
“You look tired,” he says softly.
“Gee, thanks,” you mutter.
“No—I mean…” He sighs, shakes his head, then tries again. “You work too hard. Seems like you don’t get a break from any of it. Thought maybe you wanted someone to talk to for once.”
Your breath catches, unexpected and unwelcome.
“Why would you care?” you ask quietly.
Patrick tilts his head, studying you with those warm, tired eyes. “Because you’re the first person I’ve seen in a long time who looks even lonelier than I feel.”
The words hit you in a way you weren’t prepared for.
You swallow. Hard.
He lifts both hands in surrender. “Relax. I know your rule—no weird shit.” He gives you a lopsided grin. “I’m sticking to it.”
You exhale slowly, feeling your nerves settle just a little.
“So… what did you want to talk about?” you ask.
Patrick nods toward the passenger side of his SUV. “Figured I’d let you pick. Sit in the car with me for a minute? Warmer than out here.”
You hesitate. Again.
But his voice is steady. And patient. And for once tonight, not laced with anything sketchy.
Your heart is beating too fast.
“…Just a minute,” you remind him.
He opens the door for you, holding it with one hand. “Just a minute,” he promises.
You climb into the passenger seat hesitantly, your hands trembling as you pull the door shut. The leather is cold beneath you, and your heart is hammering so hard it hurts.
God, please don’t let me die today… you think, gripping your bag like a lifeline.
The inside of Patrick’s SUV smells like old leather, cigarettes, and something warm—like cedar or cologne that soaked into the seats years ago. The interior light flickers on for a second before buzzing out completely, leaving you in dim shadows lit only by the alley’s buzzing bulb.
You hear the driver’s door open, then slam shut. A moment later, Patrick slides into the seat beside you. The car dips with his weight.
He doesn’t start the engine.
He doesn’t say anything at first.
He just sits there, quiet, like he’s listening to the air between you.
Your pulse thuds in your ears.
“You good?” he asks finally, voice low and rough in the dark.
You nod too fast. “Yep. Totally fine. Nothing weird at all about sitting in a stranger’s car behind a diner at midnight.”
He chuckles under his breath. “You’re not scared of me.”
You curl your fingers tighter around your bag. “I’m not stupid either.”
“No,” he says. “You’re not.”
His eyes flick over you again—not lusty, not disrespectful, just… studying. Like he’s seeing every little detail you don’t want people to notice: the tremble in your hands, the bags under your eyes, the way you keep swallowing like your throat is tight.
“You’re shaking,” he murmurs.
“I’m not,” you lie immediately.
He reaches out—slowly, like he’s giving you time to stop him—and brushes his knuckles over the back of your hand. The touch is barely there, but it sends a jolt through your whole body.
“Relax,” he says quietly. “If I wanted to do something bad to you, sweetheart…” His voice drops a note lower, the dangerous kind of low that makes your breath catch. “I wouldn’t be sitting here talking to you this long. I’m not an idiot.”
You tense—half alarmed, half something else entirely.
“Jesus, Patrick. That’s not helping.”
“I’m being honest,” he says simply. “You want a safe, boring guy? Go inside and clock out. But you’re still sitting here with me. So don’t pretend you’re not curious.”
Your stomach twists painfully because he’s… not wrong.
“I’m here because you wanted to talk,” you mutter.
“So talk,” he says.
You glare at him. “You dragged me out here. You talk.”
He lets out a breathy laugh like he can’t help it. “Fine.” He shifts in his seat, turning toward you fully. You feel the heat of his body now, close enough to touch.
“Truth is,” he says, “you walked up to my table earlier, and you looked like someone who hasn’t been touched gently in a long time.”
Your throat tightens.
“And you got this attitude,” he continues, smirking slightly. “Like a kitten with its back arched up. Hissing at everything because you’re tired and lonely and don’t want anyone to know.”
Your chest feels hot. “You don’t know me.”
“No,” he agrees. “But I know that look.”
You look away quickly, out the window, anywhere but him. Your heartbeat is loud enough to drown out the buzzing light outside.
Patrick leans in closer—slow enough not to spook you, close enough to make you tense up in anticipation. “You can tell me I’m wrong,” he murmurs near your ear. “I’ll believe you.”
You swallow hard but don’t say anything.
He smiles. You can feel it without even turning your head.
“See?” he whispers. “Didn’t think so.”
You breathe out shakily. “Patrick, I really shouldn’t—”
“Shouldn’t what?” he asks, voice quiet but edged with something darker. “Be in my car? Talk to me? Want something from someone who actually pays attention to you?”
Your breath hitches.
“Patrick…”
“Relax,” he murmurs, brushing his fingers along your jaw this time—soft, slow, deliberate. “I’m not gonna do anything you don’t want.”
His thumb hovers near your chin, not touching, just waiting.
“But I think you do want something,” he says.
Your whole body warms at the implication. “You don’t know what I want.”
“I know you’re leaning in,” he says.
You freeze. Are you?
You realize—horrifyingly—you are. Barely. Just a tilt forward. Just enough.
He notices everything.
Patrick’s voice dips lower. “You can kiss me if you want, sweetheart.”
He doesn’t move closer. Doesn’t close the distance himself.
He just waits.
“You’re crazy,” you whisper, but your voice is soft. Weak. Unconvincing.
“Maybe,” he says, eyes locked on your lips. “But you’re here. In my car. At night. Alone.”
He smiles, slow and dangerous in the low light.
“So who’s crazier?”
Your breath trembles out of you.
His hand slides gently to the side of your neck, not pulling, just holding—warm and steady and terrifying and comforting all at the same time.
“If you don’t want to,” he says quietly, “tell me no.”
You part your lips to speak.
Except nothing comes out.
And Patrick sees the exact moment you stop fighting it.
He leans in—not all the way. Just enough that you can feel his breath ghost across your mouth.
“C’mon,” he whispers. “Just one kiss. You came out here for something… didn’t you?”
He waits—close, patient, dangerous in all the right ways.
And you finally, finally tilt your head and meet his lips.
You moan into the kiss, your lips moving hungrily against his as you lean over the center console. Patrick's hands tangle in your hair, holding you close as he deepens the embrace. His tongue delves into your mouth, stroking against yours in a sensual dance that leaves you breathless.
When he finally pulls back, you're both panting, your chests heaving with exertion. "Get in the backseat," he commands, his voice low and rough with desire. His eyes are dark, almost black with lust, and you feel a shiver run down your spine at the intensity of his gaze.
You hesitate for only a moment before opening the door and sliding into the backseat. The leather is cool against your heated skin, and you shift restlessly as you wait for him to join you. When he does, he doesn't waste any time, crawling over you and covering your body with his.
His lips find yours again, kissing you deeply as his hands roam over your curves. You arch into his touch, your body aching for more. He seems to sense your need, his hands sliding under your shirt to cup your breasts. His thumbs brush against your nipples, the rough texture sending sparks of pleasure through you.
You gasp into his mouth, your hips lifting to grind against his hardness. He groans, his grip on your breasts tightening as he rocks against you. "Fuck, I need you," he growls, his voice strained with desire. "I need to be inside you."
He tugs at your clothes, impatient to feel your bare skin against his. You help him, stripping off your shirt and bra in record time. He takes a moment to appreciate the sight of you, his eyes roaming over your naked torso with undisguised hunger.
Then he's on you again, his mouth closing over one hardened nipple as his hand kneads your other breast. You cry out at the sensation, your head falling back against the seat. He lavishes attention on your breasts, licking and sucking until you're writhing beneath him, desperate for more.
His hand slides down your body, dipping beneath the waistband of your shorts. His fingers find your center, stroking through your slick folds. "So wet for me already," he murmurs against your skin, his voice smug with male satisfaction. "You want my cock, don't you? You want me to fill you up until you're screaming my name."
"Yes," you whimper, your hips bucking against his hand. "Please, Patrick. I need you." He chuckles, a dark, wicked sound that sends shivers down your spine. Then he's stripping off your shorts and panties, leaving you bare before him.
He takes a moment to admire the view, his eyes roaming over your naked form with undisguised hunger. Then he's settling between your thighs, his hard length pressing against your slick heat. "Are you ready for this?" he asks, his voice low and rough with desire.
"Yes," you breathe, your voice trembling with need. "Please, Patrick. I need you inside me." He smiles then, a wicked, predatory grin that makes your heart race. Then he's pushing into you, his thick length stretching you deliciously as he fills you to the hilt.
You cry out at the sensation, your walls clenching around him as he begins to move. He sets a steady rhythm, his hips snapping against yours as he drives into you again and again. The wet sounds of your coupling fill the car, accompanied by your increasingly breathy moans.
"Fuck, you feel so good," he groans, his head dropping to your shoulder. "So tight and wet and perfect. I could stay buried inside you forever." His words send a fresh wave of arousal through you, and you arch up to meet his thrusts, desperate for more.
He obliges, picking up the pace until the car is rocking with the force of his movements. The tension in your body winds tighter and tighter, every nerve alight with ecstasy. You're so close, balancing on the razor's edge of climax.
"Come for me," Patrick demands, his voice low and rough with desire. "Let me feel you come apart on my cock." His words are all it takes to push you over the edge. Your orgasm crashes over you like a tidal wave, your body trembling with the force of it.
Patrick follows you into bliss, his hips stuttering against yours as he spills himself inside you. You both ride out the aftershocks of your pleasure, clinging to each other as you catch your breath.
“I’ll buy you a drink tomorrow, okay?” you pant, trying to catch your breath.
He brushes a sweaty strand of hair from your face and smiles, voice low and ragged. “Yeah… whatever you want.”
Then he leans down, pressing a soft, lingering kiss to your forehead, his own chest rising and falling with heavy breaths. You rest your head against him for just a moment, letting the quiet between you speak louder than words, and for the first time tonight, everything feels… right.
Patrick Zweig p links <3
(18+ mdni)
Him fucking you in his car after a game
The type of video you send him while he’s away
You give him head
Bathroom sex
Riding him as a reward for winning a game
He can’t control himself when you wear those pretty outfits
You’re sleepy but Patrick’s horny
Sitting on his face
Eating you out after an argument
Couch sex
“Only the tip Patrick”
BONUS
Art and Patrick fucking you at the same time
Old man
Older!art x younger!reader
Summary — you meet art at a tennis event and you end up dating him.
W/C — 2.1k
Warning — 18+ mdni, praise kink, unprotected p in v, nipp!le play, cream p!e, mostly smut no plot 🥹
You met Art at a special tennis event held to celebrate his latest win. You hadn’t even wanted to be there—your dad, some rich, important idiot with an obsession for tennis, had practically dragged you along.
But then you ended up talking to Art.
He was warmer than you expected, a little shy at first, but easy to fall into conversation with. Eventually he opened up about the whole messy situation between him and Tashi, his voice dropping as if he wasn’t even sure he should be telling you. You listened, nodded, offered a few soft comments here and there… and before you knew it, the two of you were laughing like old friends.
When the event started winding down, he hesitated for a second before asking for your number. Instead, you surprised both of you by handing it to him first, scribbling it into his phone with a tiny smile.
A couple of months later, you and Art finally started going out. And you really, really liked him—more than you expected to, more than you tried to let yourself. He was sweet in a tired sort of way, always a little unsure, always trying a little too hard, and somehow that made you fall for him even faster.
One quiet morning, you were in the kitchen of his apartment, cooking breakfast in one of his oversized shirts—so big it fell off one shoulder every time you moved. The sunlight was warm, the pan was sizzling, and everything felt strangely easy.
You didn’t even hear him walk in.
Arms suddenly slid around your waist from behind, pulling you back into his chest. You let out a small laugh.
“Art… I’m cooking, we can’t—”
He cut you off by kissing the side of your neck, slow and warm.
“Shh,” he whispered against your skin, tightening his hold just a little. “Breakfast can wait.”
You felt your breath hitch, the shirt slipping a little lower on your shoulder as he pressed another kiss just beneath your ear. You let out a soft, helpless whimper and turn around in his arms, your hands sliding up his chest as you pull him into a proper kiss. He meets you halfway, lips warm and eager, like he’s been waiting all morning for this.
“Art…” you breathe against his mouth, your voice barely there.
He smiles—one of those small, crooked smiles he only ever gives you—and brushes a strand of hair behind your ear.
“What?” he murmurs, leaning his forehead against yours. “You don’t like being spoiled first thing in the morning?”
You roll your eyes, but you’re still smiling, still holding onto him like you wouldn’t mind forgetting the stove entirely.
You bite your lip, savoring the taste of his mouth still lingering on your tongue, and lean in to kiss him again, deeper this time, your lips parting as your tongues tangle lazily. “You’re so lame…” you murmur between kisses, your breath hitching when his teeth graze your lower lip.
He chuckles softly, the vibration rumbling against your chest, and slides a hand through your hair, fingers threading gently at first, then tugging just enough to tilt your head back. “Yeah? I’m lame?” His voice is low, teasing, eyes darkening with that familiar hunger as he searches your face.
You nod, refusing to break the kiss, your mouth brushing his as you whisper, “Yeah… you old man…” The words come out playful, laced with affection, your hands fisting in his shirt to pull him closer.
He laughs outright then, a deep, throaty sound that sends a shiver down your spine. “Old man?!” Before you can respond, his hands grip your thighs firmly, strong fingers digging into the soft flesh just below your ass. In one fluid motion, he lifts you off the floor, your legs instinctively wrapping around his waist as he carries you the short distance to the kitchen island. He sets you down on the cool marble surface, the chill contrasting sharply with the heat building between your bodies, making you gasp softly into his mouth.
Your skirt hikes up from the movement, exposing the tops of your thighs, and you feel the edge of the counter pressing into your lower back as he steps between your spread legs. He doesn't waste time—his hands move to the waistband of his sweatpants, shoving them down his hips in a swift tug. The fabric pools at his ankles, revealing the tight boxers clinging to his form, the outline of his hardening cock straining against the thin material, a damp spot already forming where pre-cum beads at the tip.
You can't help but stare, your pulse quickening at the sight, and you reach out, tracing the bulge with your fingertips, feeling the heat radiating through the cotton. He groans, hips jerking forward into your touch, his hands bracing on either side of you, caging you in. “See what you do to me?” he mutters, voice rough, leaning down to nip at your earlobe, his breath hot against your skin.
The air in the kitchen feels thicker now, charged with anticipation, the faint scent of your earlier dinner forgotten amid the rising musk of arousal. You hook your fingers into the waistband of his boxers, tugging playfully, urging him closer as your other hand slides up his chest, nails scraping lightly over his shirt. He captures your lips again, the kiss turning urgent, tongues dueling as his cock twitches against your palm, begging for more friction.
With a growl, he straightens just enough to shove his boxers down, freeing his thick shaft—it springs up, heavy and erect, the head flushed and slick. You wrap your hand around him immediately, stroking from base to tip, feeling the veins pulse under your grip as he hisses in pleasure. His free hand pushes your skirt higher, fingers brushing the edge of your panties, teasing the damp fabric before slipping beneath to find your wet folds, circling your clit with deliberate pressure.
You arch into him, moaning into the kiss, the dual sensations making your head spin—the way his cock throbs in your fist, the rough pad of his thumb working your sensitive nub. He breaks the kiss to trail his mouth down your neck, sucking marks into your skin while his fingers dip lower, pushing inside you with a slow thrust, stretching your pussy around them. “Fuck, you're soaked,” he breathes against your collarbone, pumping in and out, curling to hit that spot that makes your thighs quake.
The island creaks faintly under your weight as you lean back on your elbows, giving him better access, your legs spreading wider to accommodate his body. He lines up his cock with your entrance, rubbing the head along your slit, coating himself in your juices before pressing in—just the tip at first, teasing, making you whine and buck your hips for more. “Please,” you gasp, nails digging into his shoulders, pulling him down until his chest presses against your breasts, nipples hardening through your top at the friction.
He doesn't make you wait long. With a firm grip on your hip, he thrusts forward, burying his cock deep inside you in one smooth stroke, your walls clenching around his length, fluttering at the sudden fullness. You both moan, the sound echoing in the quiet kitchen, his balls pressing against your ass as he bottoms out. He starts moving then, slow at first, pulling out until just the head remains before slamming back in, the slap of skin on skin mixing with the wet sounds of your pussy taking him.
Your hands roam his back, urging him faster, harder, as he picks up the pace, fucking you against the counter with relentless drive. His mouth finds your breast through your shirt, teeth grazing the peaked nipple, while one hand holds your thigh open, the other pinching your clit between thrusts. The pleasure builds fast, coiling tight in your core, every drag of his thick shaft against your inner walls pushing you closer to the edge.
“God, you feel so good,” he pants, forehead pressed to yours, sweat beading on his brow as he drives deeper, his cock swelling inside you. You meet his thrusts, rolling your hips to grind your clit against his pubic bone, the friction sending sparks through your veins. It's raw, intense, the playful teasing from moments ago forgotten in the heat of it all, replaced by pure, desperate need.
His rhythm falters for a split second as your inner muscles squeeze him tighter, milking his shaft with every roll of your hips. You can feel every inch of him dragging against your sensitive walls, the ridge of his cockhead catching just right on that bundle of nerves inside you, sending jolts of pleasure radiating through your core. 'Fuck, baby,' he groans, his voice strained, breath hot and ragged against your ear. He shifts his angle slightly, hooking one of your legs over his elbow to open you up more, allowing him to plunge even deeper, his balls slapping rhythmically against your ass with each forceful thrust.
You cry out, the new position hitting spots you didn't know existed, your pussy fluttering wildly around his invading length. Your hands claw at his back, nails leaving red trails through the fabric of his shirt as you arch off the counter, chasing the building pressure. The cool marble bites into your skin where your ass meets the edge, a stark contrast to the scorching heat where your bodies connect, slick with sweat and your combined arousal dripping down your thighs.
He leans in, capturing your mouth in a messy, devouring kiss, tongues sliding together as he grinds his hips in a slow circle, stirring his cock inside you like he's trying to claim every part of your depths. You break away to gasp for air, nipping at his jawline before whispering, “Harder... don't stop.” The words spur him on; his grip tightens on your thigh, bruising in the best way, and he starts pounding into you with renewed vigor, the kitchen island rocking under the force of his drives.
The wet squelch of your pussy taking him fills the air, mingling with his low grunts and your high-pitched moans. You reach down between your bodies, your fingers finding where he's splitting you open, rubbing furious circles over your swollen clit to push yourself higher. He watches, eyes hooded and dark, the sight making him throb harder inside you. “That's it, touch yourself for me,” he rasps, his free hand shoving your top up to expose your breasts, palming one roughly before pinching the nipple between his fingers, twisting just enough to make you whimper.
The dual assault has you teetering on the brink, your vision blurring as the coil in your belly winds impossibly tight. He senses it, feels the way your walls start to spasm erratically, and redoubles his efforts, fucking you like he can't get deep enough, his cock pistoning in and out with obscene precision. Sweat slicks his chest, soaking through his shirt where it presses against you, and you yank at the hem, urging him to strip it off. He complies with a swift pull, tossing it aside, revealing the taut muscles of his torso glistening under the kitchen lights.
Your mouth waters at the view, and you lean forward to lick a stripe up his sternum, tasting the salt of his skin as he shudders above you. “God, you're killing me,” he mutters, but there's a grin in his voice, playful even now. He captures your wrist, guiding your hand back to your clit while his other arm bands around your waist, pulling you flush against him so your breasts squash against his chest, nipples dragging deliciously with every movement.
The intimacy of it all—the way his heart hammers in time with yours, the shared heat and scent wrapping around you like a cocoon—pushes you over the edge. Your orgasm crashes through you without warning, a white-hot wave that has your pussy clamping down on his cock like a vice, pulsing rhythmically as you scream his name. Stars burst behind your eyelids, your body convulsing, thighs trembling uncontrollably around his hips.
He follows seconds later, the tight grip of your release undoing him completely. With a guttural roar, he buries himself to the hilt, his shaft swelling impossibly thicker as he erupts, hot spurts of cum flooding your depths, painting your walls white. You feel every twitch, every jet filling you up until it starts to leak out around his base, mixing with your own juices and trickling down to the counter below.
For a long moment, you both stay locked together, panting and spent, his forehead resting against yours as aftershocks ripple through your joined bodies. He presses soft kisses to your swollen lips, then your cheeks, murmuring praises like “So perfect” and “My girl” between breaths. Slowly, he eases out of you, a obscene gush of his seed following, but he doesn't let you go far—scooping you up into his arms, he carries you toward the living room couch, intent on keeping you close through the lazy afterglow, “I love you..” he mutters “I love you too..” you mummer back.

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Journalist
Patrick zweig x sports journalist!reader
Summary — you’re a journalist working on a story about underrated tennis players when you come across Patrick zweig. You then realize that he staying at the same hotel as you and you guys hook up .
W/C — 3k
Warnings — 18+ mdni, unprotected p in v, or@l (fem receiving), dirty talk, finger!ng, riding, nipp!le play, cream p!e.
A/N — I’m so obsessed with Patrick X reader smut omg
You were a journalist—one who took pride in digging deeper, telling the stories that others overlooked. Honestly, you were pretty good at it. Your latest piece focused on underrated tennis players—those hidden gems who didn’t get the spotlight or the big sponsorships but had undeniable talent. That’s when you came across Patrick Zweig.
From the stats, he was impressive: fast reflexes, strong serve, and a sharp mind on the court. But watching him in interviews and social media clips, it was obvious that money wasn’t exactly flowing his way. He had talent, yes, but the shine and polish of the professional elite weren’t there. And somehow…that made him even more interesting.
One afternoon, you found yourself sitting courtside at one of his matches. The sun was warm, the crowd buzzing with the faint smell of popcorn and freshly cut grass. You scribbled notes in your little notepad, each observation more detailed than the last. The way his muscles tensed before a serve, the flicker of concentration in his eyes, the small smile he gave after an unexpected point…he looked so good. Not just skilled, but alive. Present. You couldn’t look away, and your pen barely kept up with your racing thoughts.
Later, back at your hotel, you were nestled in the corner of the lobby with your laptop, translating your frantic notes into coherent sentences. The soft hum of the air conditioning, the clink of coffee cups, and the low chatter of other guests formed a comfortable background as your fingers flew across the keyboard.
That’s when you saw him.
“Patrick…?” you whispered under your breath, your eyes widening. He was standing near the reception desk, casually scanning the lobby. No way…he was staying here? Panic flared as you realized how conspicuous you might look, hunched over your laptop. In a reflexive panic, you ducked down, sliding your body slightly under the edge of the table, praying he hadn’t noticed.
But then his gaze swept the room—and for a brief, heart-stopping moment, it felt like it landed right on you. Your pulse skyrocketed. What were the odds? What were you even doing here, hiding like a teenager caught in an embarrassing moment?
You peeked out slightly from under the laptop, just enough to see him move, confident and unaware of your mini-crisis. Your mind was spinning: Should you leave? Should you act normal? Should you…talk to him?
Before you could decide, a small, almost imperceptible smile tugged at the corner of his mouth, as if he recognized something familiar—or maybe he just thought someone was being funny under the table. Either way, your heart threatened to leap out of your chest.
He walks over to you and sinks down into the chair beside you, still a little flushed from the match.
“So you’re the fancy reporter, right?” he asks, teasing.
“Uh… yeah,” you say, tucking a piece of hair behind your ear. “But I’m not really that fancy.”
He hums thoughtfully. “I saw that report you did. It wasn’t as bad as I expected.”
You smile, cheeks warming. “Thanks… um, could I maybe buy you a drink? I’m doing a piece on you, and a one-on-one conversation would really help.”
He smirks, eyes flicking over you. “Sure, sweetheart.”
A few drinks later, you’re definitely tipsy—warm, loose, giggly. Patrick is too, leaning closer every time he laughs. Somehow the night drifts upward to his hotel room, and the two of you end up sitting on the edge of his bed, knees touching.
“So…” he drawls, looking at you with hooded, playful eyes, “are you gonna put in your little report how you fucked a player?”
You burst into giggles. “I didn’t know I was doing that…”
Before you can finish, he leans in and kisses you—slow and hot, both of you chasing each other’s laughter between the kisses. He grips your waist and gently pulls you down with him, guiding you until you’re lying on top of him, your giggles melting into something breathless and warm.
You’re so pretty,” Patrick murmurs between fervent kisses, his breath hot against your lips as his fingers tease the waistband of your shorts, tracing the rough denim edge with deliberate slowness. His mouth claims yours again, deeper this time, tongue slipping past your parted lips to tangle with yours in a hungry rhythm that makes your pulse race.
You let out a soft giggle, the sound muffled against him, as his hands venture bolder—sliding beneath the fabric of your shorts, calloused palms gliding over the smooth skin of your hips. He doesn’t stop there; his thumbs hook under the elastic of your panties, tugging them down just enough to expose the sensitive curve of your mound. The cool air kisses your warming flesh, sending a shiver up your spine that has nothing to do with the chill.
Your fingers dig into the firm muscles of his biceps, feeling them flex under your grip as you pull him closer, your body arching instinctively toward his touch. “Patrick,” you whisper, your voice breathy and laced with need, the single word a plea that hangs heavy in the charged air between you.
He pulls back just enough to look at you, his dark eyes smoldering with desire, pupils blown wide as they rake over your flushed face. A slow, wicked grin spreads across his lips, and he leans in to nip at your earlobe, his teeth grazing the soft skin there before his tongue soothes the sting with a wet swirl. “Yeah, baby? Tell me what you want,” he growls low, his voice rough like gravel, vibrating against your neck as he trails open-mouthed kisses down to your collarbone.
His hands don’t idle; one slides further under your shorts, fingers dipping between your thighs to brush against the damp heat of your folds. You gasp, hips bucking up into his touch as he parts your slick lips with two fingers, stroking along your slit with feather-light pressure that makes your clit throb in anticipation. He circles it slowly, teasing the swollen nub without mercy, watching your face contort with pleasure. “Fuck, you’re already so wet for me,” he breathes, his free hand shoving your shirt up to expose your bra, palming your breast through the lace before yanking the cup down to pinch your hardened nipple between his thumb and forefinger.
The dual assault has you moaning, your head falling back as waves of heat pulse through your core. You spread your legs wider, inviting him in, and he takes the cue, pushing one thick finger inside your pussy, curling it just right to hit that spot that makes stars burst behind your eyelids. He pumps it in and out, slow at first, then faster, adding a second finger to stretch you, the wet sounds of your arousal filling the room obscenely.
“Patrick, please,” you whimper, your nails scraping down his arms, leaving faint red trails on his tanned skin. He chuckles darkly, withdrawing his fingers just to bring them to your mouth, pressing them against your lips. “Taste yourself,” he commands, and you obey, sucking them clean, tongue swirling around the digits as you lock eyes with him, the act making his cock twitch visibly against the front of his jeans.
Satisfied, he drops to his knees between your spread thighs, hooking his fingers into the waistband of your shorts and panties, dragging them down your legs in one fluid motion. He tosses them aside, his gaze devouring the sight of your bare pussy, glistening and ready. “Goddamn, look at that pretty little cunt,” he mutters, leaning in to blow a cool stream of air over your clit, making you jolt. Then his mouth is on you—hot, insistent—lips sealing around your clit as he sucks hard, tongue flicking rapidly against it while his fingers plunge back inside, fucking you with a rhythm that matches the pounding of your heart.
You cry out, one hand fisting in his hair, the other clutching the sheets as pleasure coils tight in your belly. He eats you out like a man starved, alternating between lapping at your folds, delving his tongue deep into your entrance, and grazing his teeth lightly over your sensitive flesh. Your thighs tremble around his head, trying to close, but he pins them open with his strong forearms, refusing to let you escape the onslaught.
The pressure builds relentlessly, your breaths coming in short pants, body tensing as you teeter on the edge. “I’m—oh fuck, Patrick, I’m gonna come,” you gasp, and he hums against you, the vibration sending you spiraling. Your orgasm crashes over you, pussy clenching around his fingers as you flood his mouth with your release, hips grinding against his face shamelessly.
He doesn’t stop until you’re a quivering mess, oversensitive and boneless. He rises from between your thighs, his lips glistening with your juices, a satisfied smirk playing on his face as he wipes his mouth with the back of his hand. The taste of you still lingers on his tongue, making his cock throb even harder against the confines of his jeans. With deliberate slowness, he climbs back onto the bed, his eyes locked on yours, dark with hunger. His fingers fumble at his belt, the metallic clink echoing in the dimly lit bedroom as he unbuckles it, then pops the button and yanks down the zipper. His jeans slide open, revealing the thick bulge straining against his boxers, the outline of his hard shaft clear and inviting.
“Get on top of me, baby…” he growls, his voice low and rough, shedding his jeans and kicking them aside before lying back against the pillows, his erection tenting the fabric obscenely.
You can't help but giggle, the sound light and teasing as a fresh wave of arousal pulses through your core. Your pussy is still slick and sensitive from his tongue's thorough worship, clit tingling with aftershocks. Biting your lip, you straddle his hips, positioning yourself so you're hovering just above his cock. You grind the air teasingly, letting the heat from your wet folds brush against the tip peeking from his waistband, but not quite touching.
“Baby, don’t tease me…” he groans, his hands gripping your thighs, fingers digging in as he bucks his hips up instinctively, desperate for contact. His cock twitches visibly, pre-cum beading at the slit, and you feel the power shift deliciously in your favor, drawing out the anticipation just a little longer.
His plea hangs in the air, thick with need, and you savor the way his body tenses beneath you, every muscle coiled like a spring ready to snap. The bedroom air is heavy with the scent of sex—your arousal mingled with his musky desire—and the soft glow of the bedside lamp casts shadows that dance across his taut abdomen, highlighting the veins pulsing along his forearms as he holds you in place.
With a wicked smile, you finally relent, lowering yourself inch by agonizing inch. The head of his cock nudges against your soaked entrance, parting your swollen lips with ease, and you both gasp at the initial stretch. He's thick, filling you slowly as you sink down, your inner walls clenching around him greedily, still hypersensitive from his earlier attentions. The sensation is electric, a delicious burn that makes your toes curl and your breath hitch.
"Fuck, yes," he mutters through gritted teeth, his head falling back against the pillows, eyes half-lidded as he watches you take him in. His hands slide up from your thighs to your hips, guiding but not forcing, thumbs pressing into the soft flesh there as you bottom out, your ass resting against his balls. You're fully seated now, his cock buried deep inside your pussy, pulsing hot and hard, and you rock your hips experimentally, grinding your clit against his pubic bone for that extra spark of friction.
You start to move then, lifting up until just the tip remains inside, then slamming back down with a wet slap that echoes through the room.
He thrusts up to meet you, matching your rhythm, his groans turning into ragged moans as your breasts bounce with each descent. Sweat beads on his chest, trickling down the ridges of his abs, and you lean forward, bracing your hands on his shoulders for leverage, nails digging in just enough to leave faint marks.
"Ride me harder, baby," he demands, voice gravelly, one hand abandoning your hip to cup your breast, pinching the nipple between his fingers until you whimper. The pace builds, your bodies slick and sliding together, the obscene sounds of skin meeting skin filling the space between your shared breaths. Every plunge sends jolts of pleasure radiating through you, coiling tighter in your belly, and you can feel him swelling even more inside you, the telltale sign that he's close.
But you're not done teasing yet. You slow deliberately, circling your hips in lazy figure-eights, drawing out a frustrated curse from his lips as he bucks wildly beneath you, chasing the friction. "Please... don't stop," he begs, his control fraying, and the vulnerability in his tone only fuels your fire. You giggle again and keep going.
His desperation mirrors your own building ache, and you can't resist the pull any longer. You lift off him almost completely, his cock slipping free with a slick pop, glistening with your combined wetness, before you plunge back down, taking him to the hilt in one swift motion. The force of it makes your pussy clench around his shaft, milking him as you grind deep, your clit rubbing insistently against his base. He growls low in his throat, the sound vibrating through his chest and into you, his fingers digging harder into your hips, leaving red imprints on your skin.
You bounce faster now, thighs burning from the effort, but the pleasure overrides everything—each upward pull drawing him out until your walls flutter around the ridge of his head, then the downward slam burying him balls-deep, your ass slapping against his thighs. His cock throbs inside you, hot and insistent, stretching you wide with every thrust. Pre-cum mixes with your juices, easing the way, making obscene squelching noises that punctuate your moans.
'That's it, fuck me just like that,' he rasps, sitting up suddenly to capture your mouth in a bruising kiss. His tongue invades, tasting of you still, as one hand tangles in your hair, pulling your head back to expose your neck. He latches on there, sucking hard enough to mark you, teeth grazing your pulse point while his other hand snakes between your bodies. His thumb finds your clit, swollen and slick, and he circles it roughly, sending sparks shooting up your spine.
You cry out against his lips, the dual sensations overwhelming—his thick length pounding into your core, his fingers working your sensitive nub. Your rhythm falters for a second, hips stuttering as the pressure coils tighter, but he takes over, bucking up into you with powerful snaps of his hips, fucking you from below while you ride the waves. Sweat slicks your skin where your bodies connect, his chest heaving against your breasts, nipples hard peaks dragging across his pecs.
'Come for me,' he commands, voice strained, his thumb pressing harder on your clit, flicking it in time with his thrusts. You feel it building, that sweet edge, your pussy tightening around him like a vice, inner muscles rippling. He doesn't let up, driving deeper, his balls tightening against your ass as he chases his own release.
The orgasm crashes over you first, your body seizing as you scream his name, walls convulsing around his cock, gushing wetness that soaks his groin. He follows seconds later, groaning loudly as he thrusts up one last time, burying himself deep and spilling hot cum inside you, pulse after pulse filling your pussy until it leaks out around him. You collapse forward, panting, his arms wrapping around you to hold you close as you both tremble in the aftershocks, his softening shaft still twitching within your warmth.
The next morning, you wake up tangled in the sheets of his hotel bed, the room still faintly smelling like him—clean soap, warm skin, and a hint of his cologne. His shirt hangs loosely on you, the fabric soft against your bare legs.
You blink, groggy, sunlight spilling through the curtains. For a moment you forget where you are—until you notice the rumpled spot beside you, still warm.
You yawn, stretching your arms over your head before rubbing your eyes.
“Patrick…?” you call out, your voice small and sleepy.
There’s a quiet shuffle somewhere beyond the half-closed bathroom door. Then his voice, low and warm, floats back to you.
“Morning, sweetheart. I’m right here.”
A second later he steps out, hair damp from a shower, towel slung low around his hips. He slows when he sees you sitting up in his shirt, cheeks flushed from just waking.
“Well,” he says with a crooked smile, “that’s a sight I could get used to.”
You pull the blanket up a little, suddenly shy despite everything that happened last night.
I’m sorry, I should go—” you begin, already pushing the blankets back, panic tightening your chest.
But he cuts you off gently.
“Hey,” Patrick says, reaching out and catching your wrist before you can stand. His voice is calm, steady. “It’s okay. No one’s rushing you.”
You freeze, breathing uneven, your eyes darting away from his. He slides his hand down to your fingers, giving them a small squeeze—reassuring, not restraining.
“Just… breathe for a second,” he murmurs. “Get yourself together, and then you can leave. If you really want to.”
You swallow, guilt and confusion twisting together. “I just… I don’t want you to think I’m—”
He shakes his head before you can finish.
“I don’t think anything bad about you,” he says firmly. “Last night was… good. You don’t have to run out like something’s wrong.”
You let out a shaky exhale, shoulders dropping a little. He watches you closely, not pushing, just waiting for you to steady yourself.
When he speaks again, his voice is softer.
“Take a minute. Sit with me.”
He pats the spot beside him on the bed. After a moment of hesitation, you sit back down, heart still thumping but quieter now. His presence is warm, grounding.
Patrick gives you a small, lopsided smile.
“You leaving without breakfast would break my heart,” he teases lightly.
Despite yourself, you let out a tiny laugh.
“You’re ridiculous.”
“Maybe,” he shrugs, brushing a piece of hair behind your ear, “but it made you smile.”
BOUNDARIES
Things I won’t write about :
!ncest (stepcest is fine)
Pedoph!lla
race pl@y
Non con
Pet pl@y
P!ss pl@y
Sc@t
Emetoph!lia