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Pairings: Eventual Oliver/Reader, Laurel/Tommy
Word count: 1,866
Summary: Oliver realizes he's starting to catch feelings for you so he goes out to find a distraction.
Part nine of For the Kids
âWe canât do anything besides be here.â Laurel told him. "Literally. That's it. And I hate it."Â
Oliver sighed. âI hate it, too.â He crossed his arms over his chest, leaning against the counter.
âOliver?â Maggie was tugging on his pants.Â
He looked down. "Yeah, Princess?" He asked softly.
âIâm seepy. Can you check under my bed?â She asked, eyes droopy. "I'm scared."
âSure thing.â He lifted her. âLetâs check it out.â He smiled. "I don't think anything would be silly enough to come after Arrow's biggest fan." He said as they walked out.
âI dunnoooo.â She said sleepily. âMonsters are scary.â She leaned her head on his shoulder. "I don't want them to get me!"
âI wonât let them.â He promised. "Ever."Â
"But you gotsta leave. Member?" She yawned. âMonsters are smart! Theyâll know!â She hung onto him.
"Laurel will be here tonight." He told her.Â
âI luff Laurel but sheâs not the same as you!â She pouted. "Can you lay with me?" She moved enough to look at his face, putting out her bottom lip. "Please?"
Oliver instantly caved. âAlright.â He nodded. "I can do that." Once in her room, he set her on her bed and kicked off his shoes before looking under her bed. "Nope. No monsters!"
âPromise?!â She gasped, holding out her pinkie.Â
Smiling, he took her pinkie with his. "I promise."
Laurel and Tommy watched Oliver walk out with Maggie, and then looked at each other. âUnder different circumstances Iâd say heâs doing good in the father figure department.â Tommy told her. "I'm gonna go check on Clay, though." He kissed her cheek.Â
She sighed once she was alone and shook her head. She just hoped things worked out for everyone. As long as you were supported.Â
Blinking, you rolled over to look at the clock. It was nearly four in the morning, so you decided to go check on the kids. You peeked in to where Maggie slept and your heart melted. Oliver was on his back, and Maggie was in his arms. The two of them made you feel warm inside. Moving towards them, you gently covered them up.Â
You smiled at them once more before going to check on Clay. He was sprawled out, making you chuckle. He always had the most comfortable positions. You kissed his cheek and went to get yourself a glass of water. The quiet was nice. It gave you a moment to think about things. You'd hoped one day for a handful of kids, but that had gone out the window years ago. And this certainly wasn't how you'd hoped it would happen. You also couldnât help but be sad that you didnât have a husband to share the pregnancy with. You wouldnât have someone to help name them, to feel them kicking, to help pick out baby furniture, or cut the cord. You wiped your eyes at that thought. Shaking your head, you knew you had to just accept that this was how things were. Youâd be okay. You had to be. The most important people in your life depended on you.
You sat on the table and just focused on your breathing while you held your glass. âCanât sleep?â Came Oliverâs voice, making you jump.
You held a hand on your chest before shaking your head. âNot anymore after I woke up.â You shrugged. âFigured Iâd check on the kids, and get some water.â You sighed. âYou seemed comfortable.â You chuckled lightly.
He smiled shyly. âDidnât mean to fall asleep with her. One second I was checking for monsters and then I was out.â He explained. âI tried to tell her they wonât go after Arrowâs biggest fan, but she wasnât buying it.â
You smirked. âSheâs stubborn.â You agreed. âAnd once she attaches herself to someone, thatâs it. Iâm surprised she didnât curl up with Laurel.â
âI am honored.â Oliver grinned and sat beside you. âShe said she âlovesâ Laurel, but sheâs not the same as me. Whatever that means.â He chuckled.Â
You hummed. âCould mean anything. Maybe youâre more squishy.â You teased. âI donât know.â You sipped your water.Â
He laughed. âI see how it is.â He shook his head. âEither way Iâm glad I could be here for her. For all of you.â He said easily. He let them sit in silence, neither of you really finding it uncomfortable.Â
You leaned into him after a while, closing your eyes. He shifted to put his arm around you. You hummed and nuzzled to him. âYup. I see why Maggie likes it.â You whispered. âYouâre warm.â You told him.
âWell, like Maggie, I donât mind cuddling until you fall asleep.â He offered. âIf you need it.â He said honestly. âAlthough, I probably wonât fall asleep. Iâm wide awake now.â He chuckled.
You bit your lip. âJust laying there would be nice. If youâre comfortable.â You were kinda glad he wouldnât fall asleep. The last thing you needed was the kids finding you asleep together. Maggie would likely get the wrong idea.
âI wouldnât mind at all.â He promised, standing. âLetâs try.â He offered his hand. You took it, setting your drink on the table. âHowâre you feeling?â He asked as the two of you walked towards your room.
âA bit down.â You said honestly. âPhysically just tired.â You shrugged a shoulder. âBut, I need to get used to that.â Youâd be napping whenever you could. Youâd been really tired when you were pregnant with Maggie, mostly because you were also entertaining a four year old. Now youâd be working, and taking care of two kids.
He nodded. âLet me know when you need a work break.â He laid down first and opened his arms.Â
You shyly got comfortable and shook your head. âI donât want to stop working until I have to.âÂ
âOkay.â He smiled and kissed your head. âTry to get some sleep. Iâm sure the kids will be up and ready to play in no time.â He said softly.
You nodded and closed your eyes, listening to his heart beat. It was oddly soothing, and your breathing soon evened out.
Oliver felt some panic as he knew he was catching feelings. He knew heâd have to do something to combat this, or heâd be screwed. It was only Thursday, so heâd go out to have some fun to distract himself the next night. Wasnât like this was even possible. This was something that would never, ever happen. Even he fell for you, it couldnât. He stayed staring at the ceiling as a thought and knew he had to distant himself just slightly.Â
When your alarm went off, you rolled over to your back. Oliver was gone, but you werenât surprised. That wasnât something you needed to get used to. It wasnât the time. You rushed to take a quick shower before getting the kids ready for the day. Clay needed to get to school, and Maggie needed to get to daycare.Â
Laurel had begun breakfast for the kids, smiling to herself as she felt this was something she could get used to. When you came out, Maggie was in your arms, and Clay was yawning behind you. She looked up and chuckled. âMorning. Coffee is running and this should be done in a few.â She told you. âHowâd you sleep?â She hoped to start your morning off on a good note.
âActually, not too bad. I think I was so exhausted.â You sat Maggie down. "Woke up once, but it didn't take long to get back to sleep."
âGlad to hear it.â She smiled. "What time did Oliver leave?"Â
âUh, probably 6 maybe?â You blushed. âHe was gone by the time I woke up, though, so I canât be sure. Looked like Maggie was comfy cuddling him last night.â You tapped your daughterâs nose.
âHeâs the bestest cuddle person!â She announced. âAnd he made sure there were noooooo monsters!â She smiled up at you.Â
You grinned. âHe is a good person to catch monsters.â You agreed. âBut he canât be here all the time to check, remember that. Okay?âÂ
She pouted. âWhy?â She asked, not liking that.Â
âBecause he doesnât live here, stupid.â Clay yawned.
Maggie frowned at him. âI not stupid! You are!â She shot back. âAnd so mean!â She pouted.Â
âGuys, stop.â You sighed. âOliver doesnât live here, and I can check under your bed for monsters. Clay, youâre sister isnât stupid.â Â
Clay rolled his eyes and laid his head on the table.Â
âWhy canât he live here?â Maggie asked. âItâd be so much fun.â She looked up at you innocently. Laurel thought it was adorable, and simply plated breakfast. âHe could sleep in my room! Or yours, mommy!â She grinned.
You ran a hand through her hair. âBecause Oliver has his own house with his own family.â You told her. âOkay?â You told her. âHe has his own life.âÂ
That night, Oliver smiled as he walked into the club, his eyes wandering. He eyed people as they passed him, looking for someone to catch his eye. Anything that would distract him for the night, and hopefully start him pushing down these feelings.Â
He saw a flash of skin and immediately followed onto the dance floor. He smiled at her as she began to dance with him. He inhaled the scent of her shampoo and shook his head as it reminded him of you. His jaw clenched for just a moment. He told himself to pull himself together and pulled the girl closer. He enjoyed how her body reacted to his. It would be a good night.Â
Tommy watched from where he was standing at the bar, sipping on something. He was leaning on his elbow, letting out a sigh. He was glad that he didnât think you were into Oliver with how his friend was acting. He really hoped your feelings stayed that way. He didnât want you more hurt than you already were. Downing the last of his drink, he set his glass down and went to mingle.Â
Oliver woke the next morning, hugging the person he was holding. Half asleep, he groaned. Forcing his eyes open, he looked down at the brunette in his arms. Hearing his phone, he reached over and grabbed it. It was a text from Laurel.Â
Weâre all going to the county fair. You want in? We leave in an hour.Â
He tapped his chest. He could make it. Yeah, okay. Iâll go. He replied quickly.Â
You had caved when Laurel mentioned the fair, and both kids begged to go. Neither of them had ever been before, and you knew that wasnât fair. She didnât mention that sheâd invited Oliver, however. So, the moment Maggie saw him, she squealed and ran to him. âOliver! Oliver!â She lifted her arms and nearly launched herself into his hold. He chuckled and lifted her, swallowing. âI didnât know you were coming.â She said excitedly.
âSurprise.â Oliver hugged her and smiled over at you. You smiled back and he looked back to Maggie. âExcited for the rides?â He asked.
âYes!â She cheered. âAnd cottonandy.â She combined the words. âItâs yummy!â She smiled.
âThen we gotta get the princess some cotton candy.â He grinned.
Pairings: Eventual Oliver/Reader, Laurel/Tommy
Word count: 1,866
Summary: Oliver realizes he's starting to catch feelings for you so he goes out to find a distraction.
Part nine of For the Kids
âWe canât do anything besides be here.â Laurel told him. "Literally. That's it. And I hate it."Â
Oliver sighed. âI hate it, too.â He crossed his arms over his chest, leaning against the counter.
âOliver?â Maggie was tugging on his pants.Â
He looked down. "Yeah, Princess?" He asked softly.
âIâm seepy. Can you check under my bed?â She asked, eyes droopy. "I'm scared."
âSure thing.â He lifted her. âLetâs check it out.â He smiled. "I don't think anything would be silly enough to come after Arrow's biggest fan." He said as they walked out.
âI dunnoooo.â She said sleepily. âMonsters are scary.â She leaned her head on his shoulder. "I don't want them to get me!"
âI wonât let them.â He promised. "Ever."Â
"But you gotsta leave. Member?" She yawned. âMonsters are smart! Theyâll know!â She hung onto him.
"Laurel will be here tonight." He told her.Â
âI luff Laurel but sheâs not the same as you!â She pouted. "Can you lay with me?" She moved enough to look at his face, putting out her bottom lip. "Please?"
Oliver instantly caved. âAlright.â He nodded. "I can do that." Once in her room, he set her on her bed and kicked off his shoes before looking under her bed. "Nope. No monsters!"
âPromise?!â She gasped, holding out her pinkie.Â
Smiling, he took her pinkie with his. "I promise."
Laurel and Tommy watched Oliver walk out with Maggie, and then looked at each other. âUnder different circumstances Iâd say heâs doing good in the father figure department.â Tommy told her. "I'm gonna go check on Clay, though." He kissed her cheek.Â
She sighed once she was alone and shook her head. She just hoped things worked out for everyone. As long as you were supported.Â
Blinking, you rolled over to look at the clock. It was nearly four in the morning, so you decided to go check on the kids. You peeked in to where Maggie slept and your heart melted. Oliver was on his back, and Maggie was in his arms. The two of them made you feel warm inside. Moving towards them, you gently covered them up.Â
You smiled at them once more before going to check on Clay. He was sprawled out, making you chuckle. He always had the most comfortable positions. You kissed his cheek and went to get yourself a glass of water. The quiet was nice. It gave you a moment to think about things. You'd hoped one day for a handful of kids, but that had gone out the window years ago. And this certainly wasn't how you'd hoped it would happen. You also couldnât help but be sad that you didnât have a husband to share the pregnancy with. You wouldnât have someone to help name them, to feel them kicking, to help pick out baby furniture, or cut the cord. You wiped your eyes at that thought. Shaking your head, you knew you had to just accept that this was how things were. Youâd be okay. You had to be. The most important people in your life depended on you.
You sat on the table and just focused on your breathing while you held your glass. âCanât sleep?â Came Oliverâs voice, making you jump.
You held a hand on your chest before shaking your head. âNot anymore after I woke up.â You shrugged. âFigured Iâd check on the kids, and get some water.â You sighed. âYou seemed comfortable.â You chuckled lightly.
He smiled shyly. âDidnât mean to fall asleep with her. One second I was checking for monsters and then I was out.â He explained. âI tried to tell her they wonât go after Arrowâs biggest fan, but she wasnât buying it.â
You smirked. âSheâs stubborn.â You agreed. âAnd once she attaches herself to someone, thatâs it. Iâm surprised she didnât curl up with Laurel.â
âI am honored.â Oliver grinned and sat beside you. âShe said she âlovesâ Laurel, but sheâs not the same as me. Whatever that means.â He chuckled.Â
You hummed. âCould mean anything. Maybe youâre more squishy.â You teased. âI donât know.â You sipped your water.Â
He laughed. âI see how it is.â He shook his head. âEither way Iâm glad I could be here for her. For all of you.â He said easily. He let them sit in silence, neither of you really finding it uncomfortable.Â
You leaned into him after a while, closing your eyes. He shifted to put his arm around you. You hummed and nuzzled to him. âYup. I see why Maggie likes it.â You whispered. âYouâre warm.â You told him.
âWell, like Maggie, I donât mind cuddling until you fall asleep.â He offered. âIf you need it.â He said honestly. âAlthough, I probably wonât fall asleep. Iâm wide awake now.â He chuckled.
You bit your lip. âJust laying there would be nice. If youâre comfortable.â You were kinda glad he wouldnât fall asleep. The last thing you needed was the kids finding you asleep together. Maggie would likely get the wrong idea.
âI wouldnât mind at all.â He promised, standing. âLetâs try.â He offered his hand. You took it, setting your drink on the table. âHowâre you feeling?â He asked as the two of you walked towards your room.
âA bit down.â You said honestly. âPhysically just tired.â You shrugged a shoulder. âBut, I need to get used to that.â Youâd be napping whenever you could. Youâd been really tired when you were pregnant with Maggie, mostly because you were also entertaining a four year old. Now youâd be working, and taking care of two kids.
He nodded. âLet me know when you need a work break.â He laid down first and opened his arms.Â
You shyly got comfortable and shook your head. âI donât want to stop working until I have to.âÂ
âOkay.â He smiled and kissed your head. âTry to get some sleep. Iâm sure the kids will be up and ready to play in no time.â He said softly.
You nodded and closed your eyes, listening to his heart beat. It was oddly soothing, and your breathing soon evened out.
Oliver felt some panic as he knew he was catching feelings. He knew heâd have to do something to combat this, or heâd be screwed. It was only Thursday, so heâd go out to have some fun to distract himself the next night. Wasnât like this was even possible. This was something that would never, ever happen. Even he fell for you, it couldnât. He stayed staring at the ceiling as a thought and knew he had to distant himself just slightly.Â
When your alarm went off, you rolled over to your back. Oliver was gone, but you werenât surprised. That wasnât something you needed to get used to. It wasnât the time. You rushed to take a quick shower before getting the kids ready for the day. Clay needed to get to school, and Maggie needed to get to daycare.Â
Laurel had begun breakfast for the kids, smiling to herself as she felt this was something she could get used to. When you came out, Maggie was in your arms, and Clay was yawning behind you. She looked up and chuckled. âMorning. Coffee is running and this should be done in a few.â She told you. âHowâd you sleep?â She hoped to start your morning off on a good note.
âActually, not too bad. I think I was so exhausted.â You sat Maggie down. "Woke up once, but it didn't take long to get back to sleep."
âGlad to hear it.â She smiled. "What time did Oliver leave?"Â
âUh, probably 6 maybe?â You blushed. âHe was gone by the time I woke up, though, so I canât be sure. Looked like Maggie was comfy cuddling him last night.â You tapped your daughterâs nose.
âHeâs the bestest cuddle person!â She announced. âAnd he made sure there were noooooo monsters!â She smiled up at you.Â
You grinned. âHe is a good person to catch monsters.â You agreed. âBut he canât be here all the time to check, remember that. Okay?âÂ
She pouted. âWhy?â She asked, not liking that.Â
âBecause he doesnât live here, stupid.â Clay yawned.
Maggie frowned at him. âI not stupid! You are!â She shot back. âAnd so mean!â She pouted.Â
âGuys, stop.â You sighed. âOliver doesnât live here, and I can check under your bed for monsters. Clay, youâre sister isnât stupid.â Â
Clay rolled his eyes and laid his head on the table.Â
âWhy canât he live here?â Maggie asked. âItâd be so much fun.â She looked up at you innocently. Laurel thought it was adorable, and simply plated breakfast. âHe could sleep in my room! Or yours, mommy!â She grinned.
You ran a hand through her hair. âBecause Oliver has his own house with his own family.â You told her. âOkay?â You told her. âHe has his own life.âÂ
That night, Oliver smiled as he walked into the club, his eyes wandering. He eyed people as they passed him, looking for someone to catch his eye. Anything that would distract him for the night, and hopefully start him pushing down these feelings.Â
He saw a flash of skin and immediately followed onto the dance floor. He smiled at her as she began to dance with him. He inhaled the scent of her shampoo and shook his head as it reminded him of you. His jaw clenched for just a moment. He told himself to pull himself together and pulled the girl closer. He enjoyed how her body reacted to his. It would be a good night.Â
Tommy watched from where he was standing at the bar, sipping on something. He was leaning on his elbow, letting out a sigh. He was glad that he didnât think you were into Oliver with how his friend was acting. He really hoped your feelings stayed that way. He didnât want you more hurt than you already were. Downing the last of his drink, he set his glass down and went to mingle.Â
Oliver woke the next morning, hugging the person he was holding. Half asleep, he groaned. Forcing his eyes open, he looked down at the brunette in his arms. Hearing his phone, he reached over and grabbed it. It was a text from Laurel.Â
Weâre all going to the county fair. You want in? We leave in an hour.Â
He tapped his chest. He could make it. Yeah, okay. Iâll go. He replied quickly.Â
You had caved when Laurel mentioned the fair, and both kids begged to go. Neither of them had ever been before, and you knew that wasnât fair. She didnât mention that sheâd invited Oliver, however. So, the moment Maggie saw him, she squealed and ran to him. âOliver! Oliver!â She lifted her arms and nearly launched herself into his hold. He chuckled and lifted her, swallowing. âI didnât know you were coming.â She said excitedly.
âSurprise.â Oliver hugged her and smiled over at you. You smiled back and he looked back to Maggie. âExcited for the rides?â He asked.
âYes!â She cheered. âAnd cottonandy.â She combined the words. âItâs yummy!â She smiled.
âThen we gotta get the princess some cotton candy.â He grinned.
Pairings: Dean/Reader, Sam/Jess
Word count: 1,212
Summary: Dean is a supportive boyfriend when it comes to your fanfiction writing.
Part ten of Opposites
Dean woke up the next morning to him holding you, his face buried in your hair. His arm was wrapped around your waist and one of his legs was between yours. He felt like he had the best night of sleep in his life holding you. You shifted slightly and he hoped like hell you werenât weirded out by how the two of you were laying, or his morning wood. It was natural!Â
âMorning.â You yawned.Â
âMorning.â He smiled, knowing he could get used to this. âSleep okay?âÂ
You nodded before stretching slightly. âVery well. How about you?âÂ
âBest night of sleep Iâve ever gotten.â He admitted softly.Â
Going back to real life was interesting. At his parentsâ the pair of you had been in your own little bubble. Now it was back to the real world. The first day back you mainly caught up on housework before sitting down to get some writing done. That trip had given you a few ideas that you were very excited to get started. There was the small town second chance romance with the football coach (starring your favorite character from a 90s rom-com), there was the new woman in town with the town grump (starring your favorite side character from another show), and then a rockstar stranded in town because his bike broke down (starring your favorite showâs character).Â
Typing away, you quickly lost track of time. You knocked out the small town second chance in one go before starting the town grump one. Youâd get what you could written before rereading and editing. Then youâd slowly get them posted. Hopefully your few readers liked them.Â
Hearing your phone, you glanced over to see a text from Dean. You donât have to reply, but I thought Iâd say goodnight :) It was then you noticed the time. Youâd been writing for hours.Â
Itâs later than I thought!! Iâve been so caught up in writing I didnât notice. And goodnight to you, too :) Sleep well. Once you hit send you finished up the paragraph you were on and closed out of the writing program. You knew you needed to get to bed.Â
Maybe one day Iâll get to read your work.Â
Did you want him to? While you didnât think that he was judgemental, it was still a scary thought. Would it change how he viewed you? Chewing on your lip, you told him that you used tumblr, and your username, then locked your phone, plugged it in, and left the room.Â
Dean was surprised when you replied the first time, then even more surprised when you told him where to read your writing! He had planned to tell you goodnight, crawl into bed, and get some sleep. Now he was wide awake and needed to read at least a couple things of yours.Â
He scrolled a bit, intrigued about the variety of things you wrote about. You had things tagged âtooth rotting fluffâ, âangstâ, âHEAâ (he had to look that one up), ânsfwâ (with various tagged details), and a sprinkling of others. Opting to start light he chose one labeled âHEAâ. Once he was comfortable he started to read. Instantly, he was hooked.Â
After he had read a few things he made an account. He wanted to hype his girl up! He went back to what he read, liked them, reblogged them (with comments), and hoped that this was something that would make you happy. He also started a list of ideas for the two of you (that he planned on adding to). Before he knew it heâd read a quarter of your work.Â
The next morning you sat at your computer to drink your coffee and check your tumblr. You froze with your coffee cup to your mouth when you saw Dean had not only made an account, but he reblogged a ton of stuff- with comments. You finally took a sip of your coffee as you scrolled to the first thing that he reblogged to read the comment.Â
I was hooked by the second paragraph! My girl is so talented. Off to binge read instead of sleeping.Â
You giggled at that, moving on to the next one.Â
Uh, he was such an idiot for a bit there. How could he not see how that was bothering her? Glad he got his head out of his ass!Â
âMe, too.â You agreed with a chuckle. Picturing him reading your work and getting into it like he did with your period romances was a fun picture.Â
After youâd read all his comments, and reblogging with comments thanking him, you grabbed your phone to text him. Good morning. I canât believe you read that much of my work! Thank you so much đÂ
With that, you started your day on a very very good note. You couldnât remember the last time you started your day feeling that happy.Â
You had no idea that every night before bed Dean read another one of your stories, took notes, and only sometimes reblogged and commented on them. He didnât want to give himself away.Â
When he knocked on your door that Friday evening you were surprised. As far as you knew, the two of you didnât have plans. Heâd had a busy week and he said he just wanted a relaxing night in. âDean?â You smiled as he stood there with a bouquet that held a movie nestled in the middle. The flowers matched the coloring of the movie. âI thought you wanted to relax?â Taking the flowers, you lifted the movie. âThe Greatest Showman?âÂ
He kissed your cheek as he stepped in. âYeah, one of your characters said she loved it, but I had never heard of it.â He shrugged. âI looked it up and it looked fun. If you own it I can keep it at my place.â This way you didnât have two copies hanging around. âAnd I never said where I want to relax.âÂ
âThis is true.â You chuckled. âI havenât made dinner yet, want me to make something really quick?âÂ
âNope. Dinner will be here in about ten minutes. I got you Pad Thai from one place, then cheese rangoons from another.â Dean hadnât talked to you above movie night that week because he wanted it to be a well thought out surprise date. And judging by the look on your face? Heâd be doing this at least monthly.Â
Your heart skipped a beat. âWhy, thank you.â There was a light tint to your cheeks. âLet me go put these in some water and get us drinks.â You motioned to the kitchen before shutting the door. âI have some of your favorite beer in the fridge, or I have soda.âÂ
Dean got a silly smile on his face hearing that you now had his favorite beer on hand. âBeers good, sweetheart.â He told you. His eyes followed you as you moved around your kitchen. Then you stood in one spot to put the flowers carefully in the vase like they were the most precious flowers in the world. âWhere do you plan to put them?âÂ
Looking over at him, you lifted the vase. âThe coffee table for now. So we can admire them. Then after that I'll move them to the dining room table.âÂ
Pairings: Dean/Reader, Sam/Jess
Word count: 1,212
Summary: Dean is a supportive boyfriend when it comes to your fanfiction writing.
Part ten of Opposites
Dean woke up the next morning to him holding you, his face buried in your hair. His arm was wrapped around your waist and one of his legs was between yours. He felt like he had the best night of sleep in his life holding you. You shifted slightly and he hoped like hell you werenât weirded out by how the two of you were laying, or his morning wood. It was natural!Â
âMorning.â You yawned.Â
âMorning.â He smiled, knowing he could get used to this. âSleep okay?âÂ
You nodded before stretching slightly. âVery well. How about you?âÂ
âBest night of sleep Iâve ever gotten.â He admitted softly.Â
Going back to real life was interesting. At his parentsâ the pair of you had been in your own little bubble. Now it was back to the real world. The first day back you mainly caught up on housework before sitting down to get some writing done. That trip had given you a few ideas that you were very excited to get started. There was the small town second chance romance with the football coach (starring your favorite character from a 90s rom-com), there was the new woman in town with the town grump (starring your favorite side character from another show), and then a rockstar stranded in town because his bike broke down (starring your favorite showâs character).Â
Typing away, you quickly lost track of time. You knocked out the small town second chance in one go before starting the town grump one. Youâd get what you could written before rereading and editing. Then youâd slowly get them posted. Hopefully your few readers liked them.Â
Hearing your phone, you glanced over to see a text from Dean. You donât have to reply, but I thought Iâd say goodnight :) It was then you noticed the time. Youâd been writing for hours.Â
Itâs later than I thought!! Iâve been so caught up in writing I didnât notice. And goodnight to you, too :) Sleep well. Once you hit send you finished up the paragraph you were on and closed out of the writing program. You knew you needed to get to bed.Â
Maybe one day Iâll get to read your work.Â
Did you want him to? While you didnât think that he was judgemental, it was still a scary thought. Would it change how he viewed you? Chewing on your lip, you told him that you used tumblr, and your username, then locked your phone, plugged it in, and left the room.Â
Dean was surprised when you replied the first time, then even more surprised when you told him where to read your writing! He had planned to tell you goodnight, crawl into bed, and get some sleep. Now he was wide awake and needed to read at least a couple things of yours.Â
He scrolled a bit, intrigued about the variety of things you wrote about. You had things tagged âtooth rotting fluffâ, âangstâ, âHEAâ (he had to look that one up), ânsfwâ (with various tagged details), and a sprinkling of others. Opting to start light he chose one labeled âHEAâ. Once he was comfortable he started to read. Instantly, he was hooked.Â
After he had read a few things he made an account. He wanted to hype his girl up! He went back to what he read, liked them, reblogged them (with comments), and hoped that this was something that would make you happy. He also started a list of ideas for the two of you (that he planned on adding to). Before he knew it heâd read a quarter of your work.Â
The next morning you sat at your computer to drink your coffee and check your tumblr. You froze with your coffee cup to your mouth when you saw Dean had not only made an account, but he reblogged a ton of stuff- with comments. You finally took a sip of your coffee as you scrolled to the first thing that he reblogged to read the comment.Â
I was hooked by the second paragraph! My girl is so talented. Off to binge read instead of sleeping.Â
You giggled at that, moving on to the next one.Â
Uh, he was such an idiot for a bit there. How could he not see how that was bothering her? Glad he got his head out of his ass!Â
âMe, too.â You agreed with a chuckle. Picturing him reading your work and getting into it like he did with your period romances was a fun picture.Â
After youâd read all his comments, and reblogging with comments thanking him, you grabbed your phone to text him. Good morning. I canât believe you read that much of my work! Thank you so much đÂ
With that, you started your day on a very very good note. You couldnât remember the last time you started your day feeling that happy.Â
You had no idea that every night before bed Dean read another one of your stories, took notes, and only sometimes reblogged and commented on them. He didnât want to give himself away.Â
When he knocked on your door that Friday evening you were surprised. As far as you knew, the two of you didnât have plans. Heâd had a busy week and he said he just wanted a relaxing night in. âDean?â You smiled as he stood there with a bouquet that held a movie nestled in the middle. The flowers matched the coloring of the movie. âI thought you wanted to relax?â Taking the flowers, you lifted the movie. âThe Greatest Showman?âÂ
He kissed your cheek as he stepped in. âYeah, one of your characters said she loved it, but I had never heard of it.â He shrugged. âI looked it up and it looked fun. If you own it I can keep it at my place.â This way you didnât have two copies hanging around. âAnd I never said where I want to relax.âÂ
âThis is true.â You chuckled. âI havenât made dinner yet, want me to make something really quick?âÂ
âNope. Dinner will be here in about ten minutes. I got you Pad Thai from one place, then cheese rangoons from another.â Dean hadnât talked to you above movie night that week because he wanted it to be a well thought out surprise date. And judging by the look on your face? Heâd be doing this at least monthly.Â
Your heart skipped a beat. âWhy, thank you.â There was a light tint to your cheeks. âLet me go put these in some water and get us drinks.â You motioned to the kitchen before shutting the door. âI have some of your favorite beer in the fridge, or I have soda.âÂ
Dean got a silly smile on his face hearing that you now had his favorite beer on hand. âBeers good, sweetheart.â He told you. His eyes followed you as you moved around your kitchen. Then you stood in one spot to put the flowers carefully in the vase like they were the most precious flowers in the world. âWhere do you plan to put them?âÂ
Looking over at him, you lifted the vase. âThe coffee table for now. So we can admire them. Then after that I'll move them to the dining room table.âÂ
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Pairing: Future Daryl x Winchester!Reader
Word count: 1,425
Summary: You and the boys find a place to settle down, you have your daughter, and Dean is a big softie.
Part 6 of Two Hours West
Not long after Daryl had shut the door, you could hear the two men fighting. Sitting up, you pushed the sheet back and looked around for your clothes. You let out a small sigh, getting up to gather them all.
He came back in as you finished pulling on your shirt, and were about to pull on your jeans. âLeavinâ?â He asked.
âIt sounds like I might need to.â You told him with a sad smile. âYour brother doesnât sound too happy.â
Daryl sighed and nodded. âNever is.â
The three of you had agreed on settling in a smaller town just a couple hours from the bar. You liked the weather, and there were plenty of picture opportunities in the friendly community. However, that wasnât on your mind at 38 weeks and wanting to be done with pregnancy altogether. Especially now that it was cold.
âDean?â You called out from your place on the couch. Youâd heard him moving around in the kitchen, which saved you from attempting to get up.
He poked his head in the room, his bed head making you giggle. âYeah?â
You smiled sweetly. âCan you make me a hot cocoa?â
âSure sweetheart. I will get right on that.â Dean went to go get you your drink, knowing that at this stage it was best not to argue with you, or keep you waiting too long.
Sam and Dean had been doing there best to keep you comfortable and happy, but it wasnât easy. You really appreciated their help, they had taken on a lot of responsibility. They had both gotten jobs in order to help pay for the place you were living in. They also helped you buy all the baby stuff, whilst putting money away for a rainy day. They were doing things you would never have even thought of and everything they did just made them bigger heroes to you.
When he walked back in with a mug of cocoa, you sighed happily. âThank you!â You grinned.
Chuckling, he put it on the small table next to you and kissed the top of your head. âNot too much longer.â He assured you.
You looked up at him. âDean, I could be pregnant for another 4 weeksâŚâ You reminded him, making him groan. âYeah, my thoughts exactly.â
Walking in the motel room, you let out a small breath. Sam was asleep in one bed, and you assumed that Dean went home with someone. As quietly as you could, you moved to your bag and pulled out a pair of sleep shorts. Glancing at Sam, you chuckled lightly. He looked like a kid when he slept.
Your hands were on your back as you paced your hospital room. Sam was sitting in the chair in the corner, not really able to do anything. Dean was on his way from work, which meant that heâd be a greasy mess. You just hoped that he didnât get sent home to shower. âIâm never having another kid.â You groaned.
âI doubt Dean is gonna let another male that isnât related to you near you after this.â Sam joked. âHeck, not just you but Cheyenne too.â
You glared at him. âShe is never dating.â Sam laughed. âOh you think Iâm joking? I will never want her to go through this. This isnât even the worst that it gets!â
Sam moved to stand in front of you, stopping your pacing. âLook I know you are scared but everything is gonna be fine.â You nodded. âIâm here, Deanâll be here soon. Everything is gonna be okay.â
You looked at Sam, you knew he was just as nervous as you were but you were grateful to him. You were afraid of so much at the moment, labour, the pain, being a mother. What would happen over the next few hours would change your entire life. How could you not be scared?
Leaning your head on his chest, you half whined, half groaned. âAt least Iâll be able to see my feet again.â You joked.
He laughed, nodding. âAnd get up without it being a workout.â Sam teased.
âShut up.â You let out a partial chuckle.
Looking down at the test, you teared up. Pregnant. Fucking pregnant at 19. Your back hit the bathroom door and you slid to the floor. Pulling your knees up to your chest, you sobbed. The boys would be furious, and for just a split second you were thankful John wasnât there.
You werenât sure how long you sat there before you stretched your legs out in front of you and looked at the test again. âWhy me?â You breathed, throwing the test across the room. As if it would help you any. You had a lot of thinking to do. And fast.
Once Cheyenne was born, and everything was cleaned up, Dean came back in. The man could deal with demons, monsters, and stitching himself up. Holding your hand during birth turned out to be another story entirely. At one point the nurse asked if he felt faint. âHey, sweetheart.â He held up a small bear.
âHey Dean.â You smiled up at him sleepily. âYou wanna meet your niece?â
Dean moved closer, almost tiptoeing as to not disturb the quiet infant. âLook how small she is.â He sat on the edge of the hospital bed, leaning over slightly to see the beautiful baby wrapped in your arms.
âShe hasnât put her down once.â Sam told Dean. âI keep telling her she is gonna have to put her down eventually.â
You stared down at Cheyenne. âI will put her down soon, I know I need to sleep. I just donât wanna put her down. What if she needs something?â
Dean placed the small bear on the nightstand, then reached out his hands. âWhat if I hold her? You need sleep sis. You trust me right?â
You tore your eyes away from your daughter, turning your head to look at Dean. âOf course I trust you.â You looked back to Cheyenne. âOkay baby girl, your uncle Dean is gonna hold you for a little bit okay. Just while mommy gets some rest.â You slowly passed her into Deanâs waiting arms. âNever thought Iâd see the big bad Dean Winchester holding a baby.â You teased.
He smiled at you. âOnly for you.â
Lying on your back, your shirt was up to your ribs. You were staring down at your still mostly unchanged stomach, your hand right below your belly button. Taking a deep breath, you tried not to start crying again.
It had been just a few weeks since you told the boys about the baby. And it had been spent with them taking turns comforting you while you cried. You were terrified, your heart was aching for your unborn child, and your hormones werenât helping one bit.
You teared up, sniffling. âDonât worry, kiddo. Youâll always have me and your uncles.â
Yawning, Dean shuffled out into the living room. It had been a week since youâd come home, and every time Cheyenne woke up, he woke up. Even if you got her quickly. âCoffee.â He stretched.
âSamâs on it.â You motioned to the kitchen. âHe has to be to work in a couple hours, so I think that you may need a second pot.â You chuckled lightly. âI need to bring her to her one week checkup, so you can catch a nap.â At least that was something for him.
âYou sure you gonna be okay. I could always skip the nap, come with?â Dean shrugged.
âNo Dean, you go get some rest okay. Itâs just gonna be a quick trip.â You shook your head playfully at him. âWe will both be fine okay.â
âWell if youâre sure?â Sam walked through just at that moment with three mugs balancing on a tray.
âSure about what?â Sam asked. âQuickly though, Dean coffee for you, coffee for me and some tea for Y/N.â You looked at him deadpanned. âHahahaha not really, itâs coffee.â
âYouâre hilarious Sam.â You quickly took the coffee, relishing in itâs taste. âDean was just asking if I wanted him to come to the doctors with me and Cheyenne. I said that me and her will be fine.â
Sam looked at you. âAre you sure?â
âNot you too Sam. Look she will be fine, I will be fine. We will be fine.â You looked at them both exasperated. âLook I will call Dean when I get there, plus before we set off back home okay?â
Pairing: Future Daryl x Winchester!Reader
Word count: 1,425
Summary: You and the boys find a place to settle down, you have your daughter, and Dean is a big softie.
Part 6 of Two Hours West
Not long after Daryl had shut the door, you could hear the two men fighting. Sitting up, you pushed the sheet back and looked around for your clothes. You let out a small sigh, getting up to gather them all.
He came back in as you finished pulling on your shirt, and were about to pull on your jeans. âLeavinâ?â He asked.
âIt sounds like I might need to.â You told him with a sad smile. âYour brother doesnât sound too happy.â
Daryl sighed and nodded. âNever is.â
The three of you had agreed on settling in a smaller town just a couple hours from the bar. You liked the weather, and there were plenty of picture opportunities in the friendly community. However, that wasnât on your mind at 38 weeks and wanting to be done with pregnancy altogether. Especially now that it was cold.
âDean?â You called out from your place on the couch. Youâd heard him moving around in the kitchen, which saved you from attempting to get up.
He poked his head in the room, his bed head making you giggle. âYeah?â
You smiled sweetly. âCan you make me a hot cocoa?â
âSure sweetheart. I will get right on that.â Dean went to go get you your drink, knowing that at this stage it was best not to argue with you, or keep you waiting too long.
Sam and Dean had been doing there best to keep you comfortable and happy, but it wasnât easy. You really appreciated their help, they had taken on a lot of responsibility. They had both gotten jobs in order to help pay for the place you were living in. They also helped you buy all the baby stuff, whilst putting money away for a rainy day. They were doing things you would never have even thought of and everything they did just made them bigger heroes to you.
When he walked back in with a mug of cocoa, you sighed happily. âThank you!â You grinned.
Chuckling, he put it on the small table next to you and kissed the top of your head. âNot too much longer.â He assured you.
You looked up at him. âDean, I could be pregnant for another 4 weeksâŚâ You reminded him, making him groan. âYeah, my thoughts exactly.â
Walking in the motel room, you let out a small breath. Sam was asleep in one bed, and you assumed that Dean went home with someone. As quietly as you could, you moved to your bag and pulled out a pair of sleep shorts. Glancing at Sam, you chuckled lightly. He looked like a kid when he slept.
Your hands were on your back as you paced your hospital room. Sam was sitting in the chair in the corner, not really able to do anything. Dean was on his way from work, which meant that heâd be a greasy mess. You just hoped that he didnât get sent home to shower. âIâm never having another kid.â You groaned.
âI doubt Dean is gonna let another male that isnât related to you near you after this.â Sam joked. âHeck, not just you but Cheyenne too.â
You glared at him. âShe is never dating.â Sam laughed. âOh you think Iâm joking? I will never want her to go through this. This isnât even the worst that it gets!â
Sam moved to stand in front of you, stopping your pacing. âLook I know you are scared but everything is gonna be fine.â You nodded. âIâm here, Deanâll be here soon. Everything is gonna be okay.â
You looked at Sam, you knew he was just as nervous as you were but you were grateful to him. You were afraid of so much at the moment, labour, the pain, being a mother. What would happen over the next few hours would change your entire life. How could you not be scared?
Leaning your head on his chest, you half whined, half groaned. âAt least Iâll be able to see my feet again.â You joked.
He laughed, nodding. âAnd get up without it being a workout.â Sam teased.
âShut up.â You let out a partial chuckle.
Looking down at the test, you teared up. Pregnant. Fucking pregnant at 19. Your back hit the bathroom door and you slid to the floor. Pulling your knees up to your chest, you sobbed. The boys would be furious, and for just a split second you were thankful John wasnât there.
You werenât sure how long you sat there before you stretched your legs out in front of you and looked at the test again. âWhy me?â You breathed, throwing the test across the room. As if it would help you any. You had a lot of thinking to do. And fast.
Once Cheyenne was born, and everything was cleaned up, Dean came back in. The man could deal with demons, monsters, and stitching himself up. Holding your hand during birth turned out to be another story entirely. At one point the nurse asked if he felt faint. âHey, sweetheart.â He held up a small bear.
âHey Dean.â You smiled up at him sleepily. âYou wanna meet your niece?â
Dean moved closer, almost tiptoeing as to not disturb the quiet infant. âLook how small she is.â He sat on the edge of the hospital bed, leaning over slightly to see the beautiful baby wrapped in your arms.
âShe hasnât put her down once.â Sam told Dean. âI keep telling her she is gonna have to put her down eventually.â
You stared down at Cheyenne. âI will put her down soon, I know I need to sleep. I just donât wanna put her down. What if she needs something?â
Dean placed the small bear on the nightstand, then reached out his hands. âWhat if I hold her? You need sleep sis. You trust me right?â
You tore your eyes away from your daughter, turning your head to look at Dean. âOf course I trust you.â You looked back to Cheyenne. âOkay baby girl, your uncle Dean is gonna hold you for a little bit okay. Just while mommy gets some rest.â You slowly passed her into Deanâs waiting arms. âNever thought Iâd see the big bad Dean Winchester holding a baby.â You teased.
He smiled at you. âOnly for you.â
Lying on your back, your shirt was up to your ribs. You were staring down at your still mostly unchanged stomach, your hand right below your belly button. Taking a deep breath, you tried not to start crying again.
It had been just a few weeks since you told the boys about the baby. And it had been spent with them taking turns comforting you while you cried. You were terrified, your heart was aching for your unborn child, and your hormones werenât helping one bit.
You teared up, sniffling. âDonât worry, kiddo. Youâll always have me and your uncles.â
Yawning, Dean shuffled out into the living room. It had been a week since youâd come home, and every time Cheyenne woke up, he woke up. Even if you got her quickly. âCoffee.â He stretched.
âSamâs on it.â You motioned to the kitchen. âHe has to be to work in a couple hours, so I think that you may need a second pot.â You chuckled lightly. âI need to bring her to her one week checkup, so you can catch a nap.â At least that was something for him.
âYou sure you gonna be okay. I could always skip the nap, come with?â Dean shrugged.
âNo Dean, you go get some rest okay. Itâs just gonna be a quick trip.â You shook your head playfully at him. âWe will both be fine okay.â
âWell if youâre sure?â Sam walked through just at that moment with three mugs balancing on a tray.
âSure about what?â Sam asked. âQuickly though, Dean coffee for you, coffee for me and some tea for Y/N.â You looked at him deadpanned. âHahahaha not really, itâs coffee.â
âYouâre hilarious Sam.â You quickly took the coffee, relishing in itâs taste. âDean was just asking if I wanted him to come to the doctors with me and Cheyenne. I said that me and her will be fine.â
Sam looked at you. âAre you sure?â
âNot you too Sam. Look she will be fine, I will be fine. We will be fine.â You looked at them both exasperated. âLook I will call Dean when I get there, plus before we set off back home okay?â
Paring: mob!Bucky/Reader
Word count:
Summary: Bucky finds your wallet on the street and realizes how badly you're doing in the financial department. He decides to take care of you- anonymously. At first. Soon he becomes obsessed with making you his.
Warnings: Stalking, kidnapping
Begins posting July 9
Sequin Wallet
So Many Questions
Feisty
Bubblegum
Tony Stark
Easier Than Expected
Got It
Paring: mob!Bucky/Reader
Word count:
Summary: Bucky finds your wallet on the street and realizes how badly you're doing in the financial department. He decides to take care of you- anonymously. At first. Soon he becomes obsessed with making you his.
Warnings: Stalking, kidnapping
Begins posting July 9
Sequin Wallet
So Many Questions
Feisty
Bubblegum
Tony Stark
Easier Than Expected
Got It
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Pairings: Eventual Oliver/Reader, Laurel/Tommy
Word count: 1,974
Summary: Oliver goes with you to the reading of Mark's will
Warnings: Hinting at sexual assault (nothing said explicitly/described)
Part nine of For the Kids
The days following Markâs murder felt like they dragged on. Neither of your kids wanted you to leave their sights, but you had to work. It had been a week when you were called to a lawyerâs office to read Markâs will. Which you didnât even knew he had.
No one was available besides Oliver so he was by your side as you walked in. You were chewing on your lip, ignoring the pain it caused. You didnât even have the energy that morning to conceal your bruises. You ignored the look of sympathy from the secretary when she told you that you could go in.Â
âMrs. Y/L/N, Iâm sorry for your loss.â The lawyer told you.
âThank you.â You said softly. âCan we please get this over with?â You wanted to work on moving on with your kids.Â
He nodded, motioning for you to sit down. âOkay, the first item on the list is Mr. Y/L/Nâs life insurance policy.âÂ
Oliver offered his hand for you to hold once you were seated. âI didnât know he even had one.â You admitted, taking his hand. âWhen did he get it?âÂ
âAbout two years ago.â He explained. âIt lists you as sole beneficiary.â He went on, handing you a paper. âIt was worth fifty-thousand dollars.â
You dropped your jaw as you read over it. You were getting that much money? If anything, you would have thought he would have named the kids, or hell, Claire, beneficiary for this. Not you. âYou said this is the first thing. What else is there?â You asked, sniffing.
âThe house.â He said next. "The deed is to be signed over to you."Â
You rubbed your forehead. âOkay.â You breathed, instantly thinking about selling it. How the hell could you live there? With the bad memories? With him being murdered there?! Maybe youâd put the money instantly into college funds. âAnything else?â You asked softly, looking at the lawyer.
He shook his head. âThat was all.â He told you.Â
You nodded. âThank you.â You let out a breath.Â
You were sitting in the car outside your apartment. Clay was back in school, and Maggie was out with Tommy and Laurel. âYou okay?â Oliver asked, having been your driver that day.
âI will be Iâm sure. But Iâm still in shock.â You sighed. âI never expected him to have a will, or to be left anything.â You looked at him. âWhy did he leave it to me?â
Oliver shook his head. âHe was a bit young for a will in my opinion.â He agreed. âYou had no idea?âÂ
You sighed. âNone. I donât even have one. I keep meaning to make one.â You admitted. âHave since I had the kids.â You explained. âI planned to name Tommy and Laurel their guardians.â
He nodded. âItâs probably for the best now.â He rubbed your hand. âYouâre young. You donât need a will right now.â
âWhat made him think that he needed one? What didnât I know?â You asked, sighing.
He shrugged softly. âMaybe someone was after him? I donât want you over thinking this now. But thatâs my theory.â He said honestly. "I can have someone check it out." He offered.Â
You shook your head. "The only person he was worried about was Arrow, but that's because he was convinced I knew him, and that I was why his car got messed up."Â
He hummed and nodded. âI meanâŚyou didnât know his coworkers.â He reminded you. "What if he pissed someone off bad enough there?"Â
"True. I don't even know how he died, honestly. I didn't ask." You let out a breath. "Now I need to get a moving van to get our things. Clean the house, try to sell it."
"Well, now you don't have to work at the club if you don't want." He reminded you. "You can have the weekends for the kids."Â
You nodded. âThatâs true.â You thought for a moment. âIâll get back to you on that.â You gave him a small smile. "Thanks for coming with me. I'm sure sitting at some lawyer's office isn't your idea of fun."
He shook his head. âIâm really glad I could be here for you.â He shrugged. "Besides, at least it wasn't my lawyer this time." He teased, hoping to lighten the mood.Â
You chuckled. "True." You nodded. "Have a good day. I am going to relax until the kids come home."Â Â
He nodded and offered his arms for a hug. He smiled when you gave him a quick hug before slipping out of his car. Oliver waited until you were inside before pulling away. He rubbed over his jaw as he thought about how that went.Â
As Oliver suggested, youâd stepped back from the club, but Tommy told you that youâd always be welcome there. You enjoyed your day job and spending time with the kids now on the weekends. Things seemed to be getting easier as time went on. Now, your apartment was fully furnished, and whatever you didnât need from the house was sold. You, Tommy, and Laurel cleaned the entire thing over a couple days while Oliver watched the kids, and then youâd put it up for sale. It worked out perfectly and things were finally getting back to normal.Â
You had everyone over for dinner one night when you started to feel a bit off. âI think Iâm getting the flu.â You leaned against the kitchen counter as you did dishes.
Laurel immediately felt your forehead. âClammy but not warm. Go sit. Iâll bring you some ginger ale.â She assured. âDo you have any crackers?â She asked as you moved towards the living room.
âMhmm. Behind the pasta.â You leaned your head back once you sat. You closed your eyes, hoping this was a quick bout of the flu. You didnât want to take too much time off of work, and you didnât want the kids to get sick.
Tommy went and got you a cold cloth to put on your neck. âHopefully you feel better soon.â He said softly. âI know things have been going around.â He told you.Â
âMrs. Williams was sick a couple months ago, but sheâs pregnant.â Clay said, his eyes never leaving the tv.
Laurelâs eyes moved to you in question. As far as she knew, you hadnât been sleeping with anyone, but your face was pale. âTommy can you grab my briefcase from the car?â She asked.Â
âUh, sure.â He shrugged, getting up.Â
Oliver raised an eyebrow at that. Once Tommy got it inside she took it to the kitchen and pulled out her emergency pregnancy test. âHey, Y/N, can you come here?â She asked. Once you were in there, she handed it to you. âCare to tell me who he is?â She asked gently.Â
You chewed on your lip, taking it. âHe didnât just beat me that day, Laurel.â You said softly, hiding it in your shirt as you made your way to the bathroom.
Laurelâs heart broke for you and she grabbed a glass of water to have ready for you. She hoped you werenât carrying your ex husbandâs kid right now. That would be like reliving that all over again. She went to sit in your bedroom, letting you know she was there by clearing her throat. She was nervous for you.Â
When you came out, you were crying. âWhy me?!â
She instantly winced and rushed to hug you. âOh, honey.â She held you close, rubbing your back. She didnât know what to say, or do. They didnât cover this in law school.
You let your shoulders shake. âWe hadnât slept together in so long, so I hadnât taken my birth control in months. Mistake on my part.â You told her.Â
âThis is not your fault!â She said firmly. âThis is all on him.â She moved to look at you. âAnd Iâll be here for you no matter what.â
You wiped your eyes. âThank you. I hate knowing how this baby was made but...I can only move forward.â You told her. How were you supposed to explain this to your kids? To this baby down the line? You sat on the bed and took a deep breath. None of your kids had a father figure now. You were supposed to raise three kids alone? You were starting to panic.
Soon, you felt arms around you and looked at Oliver through your tears. When did he even come in? âTommyâs playing video games with the kids.â He assured. He rubbed your back, not fully sure about what was going on.Â
âDo you want me to tell him and Tommy whatâs happening?â Laurel offered, and all you could do was nod.
Laurel sighed and looked at Oliver. âSheâs pregnant. Itâs Markâs.â She explained, making his eyebrows shoot up. âHe didnât just beat her, Oliver.â Her voice was soft.
Oliver hugged you tighter. âShit.â He breathed. âWeâre here for you.â He said instantly.Â
You let out a half chuckle. "He's gone, and I can't even escape him." You said coldly. âI shouldâve fought back harder.â You said firmly. "I should have found a way to get out!"
âNo, Y/N. This isnât on you.â Oliver said gently. "This is on him." He said easily.
âBut he doesnât have to deal with this!â You sniffed. âAny of it!â You shook your head. âI DO.â Oliver and Laurel felt for you, and nothing they could say would fix anything. All they could do was support you in whatever you chose to do.
âIâll go tell Tommy without the kids hearing.â Laurel told you. âIâll run and get a change of clothes to stay over.â
âThank you.â You looked down. Youâd have to tell the kids about this sooner or later. At least about the baby, but not what happened. Just not right now. You were completely lost.
âIâm sorry.â Oliver soothed you.Â
âYou didnât do...this.â You sighed, wiping your cheeks.
âNo. But I wish I could do more.â He sighed. âIs there anything I can do?â He asked, never having been in this situation before.Â
You leaned into him. âI donât know. Iâm so scared to do this on my own.â You admitted. âFor three of them. Iâm responsible for three small humans. Iâll be the only one theyâll have.âÂ
Oliver sighed and thought quickly as to what he could do. There wasnât much without overstepping. âJust know Iâll be here for you and them.â He promised.Â
âThanks.â You sniffed. âYouâve really helped.â You took his hand. âA lot.â You sighed.
âTommy, can you come here? Iâm making a list for some snacks.â Laurel called him into the kitchen.
He hopped up. âYeah.â He followed her in. âAm I making a food run?â He asked, but his smile fell when he saw her face. âWhatâs wrong?â He asked.
She sighed. âSheâs pregnant. With Markâs baby.â She explained. âSheâs a wreck. Oliver is trying to comfort her now.â
Tommy let his head hang. âOh no.â He couldnât imagine how you were feeling at the moment. âWhen she was beat?â He assumed. All Laurel could do was nod when he looked at her. âI hate him.â He groaned. âNow I wish it was me who killed that bastard.â
She sighed. âI know. Sheâs worried about no father figure.â She shook her head. âAnd raising three kids.â
âWeâll all be here.â He instantly said. "We'll help."
âI hope itâs enough.â She said sadly. "It's going to take its toll on her either way, and we can't be here all the time. And she wouldn't want us to be."Â
Tommy nodded in agreement. âYeah. Youâre right.â He ran a hand through his hair.Â
Oliver came in a moment later. "She cried herself to sleep." He told them. âWhatâre we going to do?â He looked between the two of them.Â
Pairings: Eventual Oliver/Reader, Laurel/Tommy
Word count: 2,198
Summary: After your first day of work for Oliver, you stop by your old house for some things. Mark is there. Things don't go well.
Warnings: Hinting at domestic violence (nothing described), mention of murder, character death
Part eight of For the Kids
Monday was your first day working for Oliver, and it flew by. Before you knew it, you were in your car in the parking lot. Biting your lip, you called Tommy, as he had the kids. âHey, if I make you dinner, can you watch them for another hour or so. I need to change my address and run a couple errands.â You asked.
âSure, I donât mind.â He instantly told you. âBe safe.â He said before the pair of you hung up.
You sighed in relief and began your errands. The last one was grabbing some things from your old home, as you figures Mark would be at work. It was a perfect opportunity and maybe you could even grab everything. At least everything minus the big stuff.Â
You pulled into the driveway and quickly made it inside. You went straight to the living room, bag in hand. Youâd been keeping random bags and boxes in your trunk for whenever you could make it here.Â
âNo kids this time?â Markâs voice made you jump. âNo Tommy ?â He asked sarcastically as you turned around.â
You clutched your chest. âI didnât know you were home.âÂ
âSurprise. Cars getting fixed. Thanks to Arrow.â He growled. âYouâre masked friend.âÂ
âI donât know him.â You sighed and went back to packing. âI donât know what you want me to say other than the truth.â You were shocked when he yanked you away from what you were doing. âMark!â
âOh cut the shit.â He hissed. âThereâs no other reason for him to be coming anywhere near me.â He snapped. âYou act perfectly innocent but I know youâve been fucking around.â His face got close to yours. âNow tell me the truth, and bring my damn kids home.â
You swallowed. âIâve only been faithful to you! Unlike you!â You shouted. You tried to shove him away from you. He gripped your wrists tightly.Â
âStop acting like you grew a pair.â He spat. "We both know you're pathetic and weak."Â
Tommy wondered where you were, when an hour and a half later, he hasn't heard from you. He called your phone, chewing on his lip. Finally, you picked up the 3rd time he called. "Where are you? Are you okay?"
"I'm in the parking lot. Can you meet me outside?" You sniffed.
âYeah, of course.â He said instantly, standing. âYou okay?âÂ
"No."
He ran to you at that once the kids were safely inside. When you got out of the car, his stomach dropped. "What the hell happened?!"
You sobbed. âI didnât know he was h-home.â You told him. âI thought he was at work!â
Tommy inspected the bruises on your wrists. âShit.â He looked over your face. âI canât believe him.â He said sadly.
You flinched as he touched another bruise. âI donât want the kids to see me like this.â You told him. âBut I canât hide them, either.â You shrugged.
He shook his head. âIâll call Laurel to come over, too. I donât want you alone tonight.â He clenched his jaw. âShe can help you try to cover this for work tomorrow, too.â He knew you wouldnât call out.
You could only nod and wipe your eyes shakily. âCan you go distract them while I come in? Iâm gonna do my best to hide...this.â You pointed to your face.Â
He nodded and gently kissed your head. âIâm so sorry.â He said gently.Â
Oliver frowned at Tommyâs text not too long after. He hit her. His jaw instantly clenched and he felt anger run through him. Then another text came through. More like beat her.
Oliver all but growled and went to suit up, nearly running to his car. He didnât care if you figured things out at this point. When he found himself in Markâs house, he didnât hold back in taking out his anger on the man.Â
Laurel was sitting at her desk when Tommy called her. âYes, Tommy?â She smiled.
âBad news.â He started. âCan you come over to Y/Ns?â He asked her quickly. âAnd stay with her?âÂ
âYeah, whatâs wrong? The kids okay?â She immediately began packing up.Â
Tommy looked back to your front door from where he stood. âThe kids are fine. Y/N isnât.â he sighed, swallowing. âHe beat her, Laurel.â He said softly.
âWhat?!â She said loudly, then whispered. âPoor thing.â She grabbed her bag. âIâll be there soon.â She told him.
âThanks.â He sighed. âI donât want her to be alone tonight. At all. Sheâs covering what she can now, for the kids, but adults are more observant. So, help her in the morning?â
âDefinitely.â She agreed. âIâll bring my good stuff.â She said easily.Â
You were nodding off with Maggie and Clay when there was a knock on your door. Groaning, you got up off the floor and went to answer it. âHello?â You looked confused when you saw a cop standing there.
âMrs. Y/L/N?â He asked.
âY-Yes.â You nodded. âAm I in trouble?â You asked, worried. You hadnât done anything!Â
He shook his head. âThis is about your husband, Mark.â
You teared up, instantly thinking the kids were getting taken away. âWhat about him?âÂ
âIâm sorry, maâam. Heâs dead.âÂ
You widened your eyes. âWhat?!â You shouted. âI-I just saw him!â You told them. âThis afternoon. When I left, he was fine. He was drinking a damn beer.âÂ
The cop shook his head. âIt seems your husband was a victim of foul play.â He explained. âHe was murdered.â He held up his pad. âCan I ask questions?âÂ
âNo.â Laurel said as she came up. âIâm her lawyer.â He cocked an eyebrow at that.
âYour lawyer happened to show up the day your husband was murdered?â He frowned.
You shook your head. âMy friend came over after my husband beat me.â You told him.
He raised his eyebrows. âThat changes things.â He told you. âWhen did this happen?â He had his pen to paper.Â
You sighed. âThis afternoon. I got off work, and went to get some things from the house.â You told him. âI thought heâd be at work. I was very wrong.â
âAh, in the process of divorce?â He asked.Â
âItâs been filed.â Laurel told him. âJust the other day, actually.â She explained. âHe was verbally and emotionally abusive to my client.âÂ
He hummed and wrote it down. âGlad you moved out.â He told you. âDo you know anyone who would have a grudge against him?â He asked, feeling there was no way you killed Mark.
You thought for a moment and shook your head. âI didnât really know who he worked with though.â You said honestly. "I stayed home, and that was that."
The officer sighed and nodded. âWeâll check there, then.âÂ
"He was seeing a woman named Claire Rivers." Laurel told them. "I don't know much about her beyond a name."Â Â
âThank you, miss.â He wrote the name down. "We'll be in touch if we hear anything." He said before giving you a nod and walking away.
You looked at Laurel once he was in the car and broke down all over again. You wanted away from him, but didn't want him dead! She hugged you to her, just as much in shock. She moved the pair of you away from the door and shut itÂ
âIâm so sorry.â She told you, knowing youâd never have wanted that.Â
"I have to tell the kids." Which hurt most of all.
She rubbed your back. âIâll be there for you three.â She promised. "So you want the guys here, too?" You may not have been close to Oliver, but the more people to comfort the kids, the better.
You nodded. âPlease.â You winced as you wiped your cheeks. "I didn't even ask how he died." You looked at her. "I should have been a decent person and asked!"
âIâm sure you didnât want him to describe a murder.â She assured. "Go splash some water on your face, breath, and I'll call the guys to let them know what happened."Â
You nodded. âThank you.â You said shakily and all but ran.Â
Tommy was lounging in his couch when Laurel's name lit up his phone. "Everything okay?" He asked.Â
"Mark was murdered today." She told him. âSounds like almost after she left.â She sighed. "She wants you there when she tells the kids."Â
Tommy stayed quiet then reacted. âWait, what?!â He sat up.Â
She licked her lips, trying to remain calm. "The police showed up, asking questions. About grudges. She didn't even know his coworkers. That's how cut off from his life she was." She explained. âThe officer believed her right away. Think he saw the fear in her.âÂ
"Does she want me over right now?" He'd be there instantly.Â
âYes if you can. Can you ask Oliver to come? Please?â Laurel wanted to go comfort you.Â
Tommy nodded, then remembered she couldn't see. "Yeah, sure."Â
âThank you.â She said before hanging up.Â
Tommy stared at the wall for a second before calling Oliver. "Can you meet me at Y/N's?" He asked, not even giving his friend a chance to speak.
âYes. Why?â Oliver asked. "Are the kids okay? Is she okay?!" He asked moving to grab his keys.Â
âMarkâs dead.â He told him. âThatâs all I know. In headed over now. She wants us there while she tells the kids.â He explained while getting ready to walk out the door. "I don't know if she still has make up on, but I'm warning you, he did a number on her. I don't know if there's more where I can't see."
Oliver let out an angry huff. âSounds like he got what he deserved.â He snapped. "I'll see you soon."Â
The kids were still asleep when the guys arrived, and Laurel was holding you. Both men crouched to give you hugs. "I'm sorry." Tommy said.
You were shaking and hugged him back. âThanks.â You sniffed. "I have to tell the kids their father is dead."
Oliver held you for a moment. âWeâll be here for you.â He promised. "As long as you need us here." He said gently.
You clutched to him. âThank you.â You sighed. "I'll go get the kids up."
All three watched you go and Laurel held Tommyâs hand tightly.Â
"Hey, guys?" You said softly, shaking their legs.
Clay groaned, looking over. "Mom?!" He was instantly awake. "What happened?" He saw what you'd covered with makeup now.Â
You tried to hold it together. âSomething happened to your dad.â You breathed. "Come on, the others are here, too." You lifted a sleepy Maggie, wincing.Â
She cuddled to you and grew excited as she saw them. âOliver!â She wiggled down, bolting to him.
He lifted her easily and held her close. âHey, munchkin.â He smiled softly.Â
"Why is mom's face all beat up? What happened to Dad?!" Clay asked, holding your hand.
You teared up and crouched to his level. âSomeone hurt dad really badly.â You took his other hand in yours. "Dad is dead, buddy." You sniffed.
Clay widened his eyes. âWhat? Did you get beat up by the person who did it?â He touched a bruise. His eyes watered.
Licking your lips, you couldn't lie to him. "Dad did this."
Clay looked instantly angry but then sad. His emotions mixed instantly. He hugged you gently. "I love you, mom." He sniffed.
âI love you.â You hugged him tightly. âIâm so sorry.â You rubbed his back. "I know you love him."
âI do.â He agreed. âAnd heâs gone. And he hurt you.â He cried. "How could he hurt you like this?" He didn't understand.Â
âHe was just angry.â You explained, not wanting to blame him anymore. "That's all." You moved to cup his cheek. "There won't be anymore fighting."
His lip trembled and he hugged you tight again.Â
âDaddyâs gone?â Maggie asked Oliver. âWhere?â Her eyes were full of innocence. "Is he on bacation?" She asked, still sleepy.
Oliver looked at her softly. âHeâs no longer here, Maggie.â He said gently. âHeâs gone to sleep for a long time. Forever.â He ran a hand through her Y/C/H.Â
She pouted. âWhy? He didnât like us?â He asked sadly. âHe said he loves us. And mommyâŚâ
Oliver shook his head. âHe loved you very much.â He assured. âThat didnât change.â He hated Mark, but he wouldnât hurt the kids.Â
She laid on his shoulder, trying to understand. She had just seen him a few days before, and now he was gone. âNot we donât have a daddy.â She said sadly.Â
Your heart broke and Laurel hugged her with Oliver. âCan I stay home from school tomorrow?â Clay asked you.
âYes.â You told him instantly. âIâm sure that Tommy wouldnât mind having one extra kid for the day, right?â You looked towards him.
âNot at all.â Tommy promised. âHow about you leave me her carseat, and I can bring them out to do something?âÂ
You nodded and hugged yourself. âThat would be great, thank you.â You sighed. âThank you guys for coming to help tell them.â You looked between Tommy and Oliver.
âOf course.â Oliver nodded. âWeâre very sorry.â He gave you a sad smile. âWeâre here for you.âÂ
I was so focused on applying to jobs yesterday (Tuesday) that I forgot to post the next part of For the Kids. So to make up for it I'll post 2 later on today :)
Pairings: Dean/Reader, Sam/Jess
Word count: 1,324
Summary: You and Dean have your first date and he gets you a bit flustered.
Part nine of Opposites
Dean pulled into the parking lot and looked around for Lisaâs car. She told you to wait inside so he could get your bags from her car. She wanted to have him be floored when he saw you. Once he had parked, he slid out and popped his trunk. âYou were killing me with those texts, by the way.â He chuckled. âEspeically that Victoriaâs Secret one.â His imagination had gone wild, especially once he was in the shower.
Lisa smirked at that. âGood.â She said teasingly as he grabbed your bags from her trunk. âShe looks gorgeous. Like herself, but more dolled up.â Had you told her she would be befriending someone Dean was that into she would have laughed, but there she was. âWe exchanged numbers and emails to keep in touch after you two leave.âÂ
That made his face light up. âIâm really glad. She doesnât have a lot of friends so it means a lot.âÂ
âShe is on the shyer side, but I can see thereâs a very big personality under all that.â She had a feeling you hadnât felt comfortable enough to let that out. And she hoped she got to see when you did.
He nodded once he shut his trunk. âI agree. When I first told her that I was interested she snapped at me and all but bolted. She thought I was pretending out of pity or something.â Lisa winced. âYeahâŚâ Dean rubbed the back of his neck. âI sent her flowers with an apology asking to be friends.âÂ
âThatâs sweet. I hope you guys have a good night. Sheâs nervous, but excited. I remember my first date. Which was ages ago at this pointâŚâ She chuckled. âBut I have a feeling sheâs way more nervous at this point than I was at 15.âÂ
His face paled slightly. In his excitement he had completely forgotten this was your first date. It was on him to make this the best first date he could. âHereâs hoping I donât screw it up.âÂ
âI canât think of any way you could.â She assured him gently.Â
You were sitting at the bar sipping a glass of wine. Youâd had no idea what to order and told the bartender you were waiting for your date, that it was a first date, and you werenât a big drinker. Sheâd been sweet and poured you some Rose. Every time the door opened your eyes would dart over. Dean would be there any minute. Finally, there he was. You watched as his eyes scanned the dining room before they reached the bar and he saw you. His face lit up as he licked his lips, looking you up and down. It felt like he was devouring you and you loved it.Â
âYou lookâŚwow.â He breathed once he was in front of you. You were you, that was for sure. But your dress was a little more form fitting (without being skin tight), you were wearing chunky heels, your hair looked beyond soft and he wanted to just run his hands through it (he made a note that if the two of you worked out heâd get your hair done just so he could mess it up after in the best way), your makeup was done, and youâd gotten a manicure.Â
A light pink tint settled over your cheeks. Of course youâd been attracted to men before, but you had never felt attractive to men. Feeling like you were the only woman in the world to him was hotter than you could have guessed it would be.Â
Dean offered you his hand. âLetâs go get this started, sweetheart.â His words said âtonightâ, his tone said âforeverâ. If he had his way thatâs exactly how it would work out.Â
Smiling, you put your hand in his and slid off the stool. âLetâs.âÂ
The smile never left Deanâs face on that date. By the time he was driving back to his parents, he knew he was completely head over heels for you. âSo, I know weâve technically only had one date, but can I ask you to be my girl?â He glanced at you for a moment as the car sat at a red light.Â
âIâd really like that.â You agreed. Dean had more than shown you that you could trust him and that he cared a lot about you. âI guess our movie nights are now date nights.âÂ
âI still want to take you out sometimes, too.â He let you know. âI donât want to just have our dates at your apartment.â He didnât want you thinking otherwise.Â
âGood thing we live so close we can plan things for whenever we want.â You chuckled. âAndâŚI decided to use my phone for more than work and emergencies. Lisa was showing me pictures and videos of her son. So many memories. Iâd like for us to have those, too. And Iâll still prefer calling, but this way if weâre both really busy we can send a text.âÂ
Dean smiled softly at that. âAs long as you donât feel pressured to.â That was the last thing he wanted.Â
You shook your head. âIâm not. Itâs not like Iâm going from one extreme to the other. Iâll still limit its use, but I wonât be as against it as I was.âÂ
âThen Iâm glad. How about when we get back to my parents we take our first selfie together on your phone? And you can send it to me. Our first text will be us. And then I can make it my lockscreen.âÂ
It was like Disney wrote him or as if he had walked right off the pages of one of the fics you wrote. âIâd really like that.â Part of you wanted to ask if he wanted to sleep in the bed with you that night, but you were way too shy. Cuddling up with him all night sounded like the perfect way to finish the date. Was it too soon, though? Chewing on your lip, your eyes unfocused as your mind went a million miles an hour.Â
âI can hear you thinking, sweetheart. Everything okay?âÂ
Youâd already done so many things that scared you, so you decided to be brave again. âI was wondering if youâd like to sleep in the bed with me tonight instead of that cot thing.â Your cheeks were on fire. âI thought cuddling up together would be nice.âÂ
âShit, sweetheart.â He beamed. âHowâd you know Iâm a cuddler?â Pulling into the driveway, he turned to look at you. âI am a very handsy boyfriend.â He winked. âBut I will always ask permission first. You are the hottest woman in the world and I look forward to showing you that.âÂ
Your insecurities bubbled up a bit. âEven if Iâm fat?âÂ
His eyes darkened at that. âYou are a fucking babe.â His voice was low. âI have been imagining whatâs under your cardigans for ages. And I know when Iâm blessed enough to see that I will go nuts.â He watched as you shifted slightly in your seat, but not in an âIâm uncomfortableâ way. More like your imagination was going wild. âOne day Iâll show you what I picture in the shower.âÂ
âJesus.â You breathed, watching him slip out of the car and jog around to open your car door for you.Â
âHey, kids.â John glanced over at the two of you walked in. âHow was your date? I can tell shopping went well.â He chuckled, noting the bags Dean was holding.Â
You smiled. âReally well.â Which was putting it mildly. âHowâs the game?â You motioned to the tv where he was watching some football. John and Mary were really easy to get comfortable around.
Dean leaned against the wall as you and John chatted. He could picture you there twenty years from now, his parents old and grey, kids running around, and he knew his dad was right. When you knew, you knew.
Pairings: Dean/Reader, Sam/Jess
Word count: 1,324
Summary: You and Dean have your first date and he gets you a bit flustered.
Part nine of Opposites
Dean pulled into the parking lot and looked around for Lisaâs car. She told you to wait inside so he could get your bags from her car. She wanted to have him be floored when he saw you. Once he had parked, he slid out and popped his trunk. âYou were killing me with those texts, by the way.â He chuckled. âEspeically that Victoriaâs Secret one.â His imagination had gone wild, especially once he was in the shower.
Lisa smirked at that. âGood.â She said teasingly as he grabbed your bags from her trunk. âShe looks gorgeous. Like herself, but more dolled up.â Had you told her she would be befriending someone Dean was that into she would have laughed, but there she was. âWe exchanged numbers and emails to keep in touch after you two leave.âÂ
That made his face light up. âIâm really glad. She doesnât have a lot of friends so it means a lot.âÂ
âShe is on the shyer side, but I can see thereâs a very big personality under all that.â She had a feeling you hadnât felt comfortable enough to let that out. And she hoped she got to see when you did.
He nodded once he shut his trunk. âI agree. When I first told her that I was interested she snapped at me and all but bolted. She thought I was pretending out of pity or something.â Lisa winced. âYeahâŚâ Dean rubbed the back of his neck. âI sent her flowers with an apology asking to be friends.âÂ
âThatâs sweet. I hope you guys have a good night. Sheâs nervous, but excited. I remember my first date. Which was ages ago at this pointâŚâ She chuckled. âBut I have a feeling sheâs way more nervous at this point than I was at 15.âÂ
His face paled slightly. In his excitement he had completely forgotten this was your first date. It was on him to make this the best first date he could. âHereâs hoping I donât screw it up.âÂ
âI canât think of any way you could.â She assured him gently.Â
You were sitting at the bar sipping a glass of wine. Youâd had no idea what to order and told the bartender you were waiting for your date, that it was a first date, and you werenât a big drinker. Sheâd been sweet and poured you some Rose. Every time the door opened your eyes would dart over. Dean would be there any minute. Finally, there he was. You watched as his eyes scanned the dining room before they reached the bar and he saw you. His face lit up as he licked his lips, looking you up and down. It felt like he was devouring you and you loved it.Â
âYou lookâŚwow.â He breathed once he was in front of you. You were you, that was for sure. But your dress was a little more form fitting (without being skin tight), you were wearing chunky heels, your hair looked beyond soft and he wanted to just run his hands through it (he made a note that if the two of you worked out heâd get your hair done just so he could mess it up after in the best way), your makeup was done, and youâd gotten a manicure.Â
A light pink tint settled over your cheeks. Of course youâd been attracted to men before, but you had never felt attractive to men. Feeling like you were the only woman in the world to him was hotter than you could have guessed it would be.Â
Dean offered you his hand. âLetâs go get this started, sweetheart.â His words said âtonightâ, his tone said âforeverâ. If he had his way thatâs exactly how it would work out.Â
Smiling, you put your hand in his and slid off the stool. âLetâs.âÂ
The smile never left Deanâs face on that date. By the time he was driving back to his parents, he knew he was completely head over heels for you. âSo, I know weâve technically only had one date, but can I ask you to be my girl?â He glanced at you for a moment as the car sat at a red light.Â
âIâd really like that.â You agreed. Dean had more than shown you that you could trust him and that he cared a lot about you. âI guess our movie nights are now date nights.âÂ
âI still want to take you out sometimes, too.â He let you know. âI donât want to just have our dates at your apartment.â He didnât want you thinking otherwise.Â
âGood thing we live so close we can plan things for whenever we want.â You chuckled. âAndâŚI decided to use my phone for more than work and emergencies. Lisa was showing me pictures and videos of her son. So many memories. Iâd like for us to have those, too. And Iâll still prefer calling, but this way if weâre both really busy we can send a text.âÂ
Dean smiled softly at that. âAs long as you donât feel pressured to.â That was the last thing he wanted.Â
You shook your head. âIâm not. Itâs not like Iâm going from one extreme to the other. Iâll still limit its use, but I wonât be as against it as I was.âÂ
âThen Iâm glad. How about when we get back to my parents we take our first selfie together on your phone? And you can send it to me. Our first text will be us. And then I can make it my lockscreen.âÂ
It was like Disney wrote him or as if he had walked right off the pages of one of the fics you wrote. âIâd really like that.â Part of you wanted to ask if he wanted to sleep in the bed with you that night, but you were way too shy. Cuddling up with him all night sounded like the perfect way to finish the date. Was it too soon, though? Chewing on your lip, your eyes unfocused as your mind went a million miles an hour.Â
âI can hear you thinking, sweetheart. Everything okay?âÂ
Youâd already done so many things that scared you, so you decided to be brave again. âI was wondering if youâd like to sleep in the bed with me tonight instead of that cot thing.â Your cheeks were on fire. âI thought cuddling up together would be nice.âÂ
âShit, sweetheart.â He beamed. âHowâd you know Iâm a cuddler?â Pulling into the driveway, he turned to look at you. âI am a very handsy boyfriend.â He winked. âBut I will always ask permission first. You are the hottest woman in the world and I look forward to showing you that.âÂ
Your insecurities bubbled up a bit. âEven if Iâm fat?âÂ
His eyes darkened at that. âYou are a fucking babe.â His voice was low. âI have been imagining whatâs under your cardigans for ages. And I know when Iâm blessed enough to see that I will go nuts.â He watched as you shifted slightly in your seat, but not in an âIâm uncomfortableâ way. More like your imagination was going wild. âOne day Iâll show you what I picture in the shower.âÂ
âJesus.â You breathed, watching him slip out of the car and jog around to open your car door for you.Â
âHey, kids.â John glanced over at the two of you walked in. âHow was your date? I can tell shopping went well.â He chuckled, noting the bags Dean was holding.Â
You smiled. âReally well.â Which was putting it mildly. âHowâs the game?â You motioned to the tv where he was watching some football. John and Mary were really easy to get comfortable around.
Dean leaned against the wall as you and John chatted. He could picture you there twenty years from now, his parents old and grey, kids running around, and he knew his dad was right. When you knew, you knew.
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âŚsummary: you ask dean to sleep with you, he turns you down, and you believe him. you tell him you don't care, and he believes you. eventually, one of you is going to have to tell the truth, won't they. âŚ
âŚwarnings/tags: Dean Winchester x female!reader, no use of y/n, no description of reader, implied age gap (20s - 40s), virgin!reader, angst, overprotective, bad at feelings dean, pining, idiots in love, as is my way, shameless smut (loss of virginity, praise kink, dry humping, teasing, dean's dirty talk, spanking, fingering, stripping, body worship, degredation kink, soft!dom Dean, size kink, begging, pussy slapping, soft and rough sex, messy, creampie, big dick dean, mean dean, dumbification), love confessions, fluffâŚ
âŚwc: 8.6kâŚ
âŚauthor's note: i love writing idiots in love it's my favorite kind of idiot it's for loveâŚ
âHave sex with me.â
Dean spits his coffee out. You sigh, bracing your hands on your hips, and wait for him to collect himself. Youâre patient. Heâs scrambling and slamming a fist on his chest, and you pass him a napkin with a sweet smile. You donât think itâs going to win you a spot in his bed, but it might help.
âBetter?â You ask, when he no longer sputtering and choking. He grunts, holding a hand up for a few more seconds. You roll your eyesâit wasnât that crazy a thing to sayâbut bounce on your toes and wait.
Dean clears his throat, ears red, and looks up at you like youâve grown a second head.
âWhat?â
âHave sex with me-â
âYeah, I- I heard you the first time, thatâs not-â Dean shakes his head, running a hand over his face. âItâs eight in the fuckinâ morning-â
âItâs eight fifteen.â
That earns you a flat look, and you smile innocently.
âThatâs fifteen extra minutes, it matters-â
âNot for this. And- I ainât even showered yet-â
Your nose wrinkles. âWhy havenât you showered?â
âI shower after coffee,â Dean mutters, turning his mug in his hands. âIf I donât, Sammyâs stinkinâ up the kitchen from his run.â
âOh- Okay.â You clasp your hands behind your back, peering at his tight jaw, his mussed, soft-looking hair. âIs that⌠A yes?â
Deanâs eyes widen on yours. Youâre worried heâs going to choke on the air this time. âYes?â
âAre you going to have sex with me,â you clarify, and his mouth falls open.
âI- Iâm- Youâre-â His throat bobs, and he starts to look around the room with a worried squint. âAre you fuckinâ with me?â
You frown. âWhy would I be fucking with you?â
ââCause, sweetheart, you canât just-â He lets out a sharp breath. âIs it Sam? Did he put you up to this? âCause I told him- That kinda prank, itâs off the table-â
âWhat kind of prank?â Youâre a little lost, and thereâs shame starting to burn up your neck.
A prank. He thinks itâs a prank.
Itâs not. Youâre so serious itâs almost embarrassing. You wouldnât have asked him if you werenât. Youâd almost talked yourself out of it, after spending too much time convincing yourself into it. Nights of tossing and turning in bed, an insatiable and aching heat between your legs and the sheets bunched around you in a mockery of a body. Weeks of watching the boys slip out of bars with women that seemed to fall into them like magnets while you spun around, alone on a barstool without any prospects.
Months, of watching Dean with a flush he never saw. An adoration written all over your face he didnât seem capable of noticing. Youâd tried to stomp it out. Your stupid, useless little crush. Dean was older. Seasoned and desirable in the way that made you wonder if he was even real sometimes. Out of your reach, tantalizing, and impossible to just forget about.Â
Youâd neglect your feelings in the hope theyâd die, but heâd water them until they were in full bloom and overtaking your heart and mouth and head. Heâd buy the snacks you like and let you chose the movie. Heâd open doors and let his hand linger on your lower back, heâd smile at you in the dim light of the Impala and make you feel like the only person in the world, heâd call you when he was away on a separate hunt every single night, just to update you. Heâd play wrestle you for the remote, and somehow never manage to wonder why he always won when heâd see you take down men closer to Samâs size with barely a grunt of effort.
âNice try, sweetheart,â heâd whisper in your ear, when he had you pinned on the floor beneath him, and youâd have to swallow down your moan.
Heâd get up, turn on the TV, and leave you on the couch while he went to the bathroom. Youâd sit with your knees to your chest and your breathing uneven, unable to focus on anything but the ghost of his body over yours. The heat of him, the way his arms had caged you in, his knee pressed far too close to your neglected core.
If Dean knew how you dreamed about himâhow those moments followed you into bed, every single nightâyouâre so sure heâd never look at you again. He doesnât see you like that, youâre sure. Youâre the kid they took in, the annoying girl whoâs got too much mouth on her and not enough experience, in every possible way.
Youâve never done sex. You sort of just missed the window, where itâs supposed to happen, and then it became too big a deal, then you met Dean and you were lost. What was the point of being with anyone else, when you had his shoulder bumping yours in the hallway. When you were so hopelessly in love with him, you think your heart might beat out of your chest like a cartoon every time you see him.
So you made a choice, a few weeks ago. A choice it took a lot of courage to work yourself up to following through on
You just need to have sex. With someone. Anyone. Preferably Dean. It just needs to be done and over withâone time, where he doesnât know heâs taking your virginity, where heâs peacefully oblivious of your worship of his very existenceâand then you can try to move on. Once youâve had sex, it wonât be this big monster you shy away from anymore. Itâll just be another thing.
So youâre asking Dean. Outside of your alternate motivations, itâs a sound strategic call. You know about his prowess. Heâs bragged to you about all his five-star reviews. And maybe that always made you gag over a toilet bowl after, but if it did, thatâs none of his fucking business.
Maybe youâre not up to par with his usual partners, but you can do your makeup, or he can turn off the lights, or whatever else makes it easier for him. Anything that makes him touch you. You wonât even cry about it in front of him.
But he thinks itâs a prank. Why would he think itâs a prank.
âYou know,â he says, watching you wearily. âSammy gives you a tenner, you come and ask me for sex, everyone gets a good laugh at Dean. Good joke. Classy.â
You wrap your arms around your stomach, shrinking slightly into yourself. âItâs not a joke,â you mumble. âI- I was serious.â
âYou were serious?â
He says it like itâs insane. You shrug, fixing your gaze on the floor. A joke. He thinks fucking you would be a joke.
âSweetheart-â
âYou donât have to,â you take a step back, trying to sound casual. Like your heart isnât being torn to ribbons.
You really hadnât expected him to leap at the opportunity, but this is so close to cruel it hurts. Tears are threatening your eyes, and a lump is forming in your throat. Pathetic, a voice spits in your head. Why the fuck would he ever want to fuck you.
âWait, just- Hold on-â
You look up, faster than you want to admit. Dean staring at you with pale face and slack jaw, throat working like heâs swallowing his own words every second. You wait, because youâre a fucking useless idiot. Bouncing nervously on your feetâtheyâre smarter than the rest of you, they want to runâand trying not to melt under his gaze.
âYouâre actually askinâ me to fuck you?â He rasps, and you nod.
Itâs the tiniest motion of your head. Dean shifts in his seat, staring at you with wide, dark eyes.
âWhy?â
âWhy?â You frown, saying the first, easiest, least embarrassing reason that pops into your head. âBecause- You- Youâre good at it?â
âIâm good at it,â Dean repeats. âYou wanna fuck me âcause you think Iâd be good at it?â
You wish heâd stop saying fuck like that. With a harsh ending and low drawl. âI donât think,â you offer. âYouâre the one who said you would be.â
Deanâs lips twitch, but he doesnât look amused. âI could be lying, sweetheart.â
âI donât think you are.â
He stares at you. His eyes flick up to the ceilingâmaybe he still thinks heâs on a prank showâand he lets out a sharp, slow breath from his nose.
Then he shakes his head, and you feel the echo of your heart as it howls in pain.
âNo,â he mutters. âI ainât- Doinâ that. Not just âcause you- No.â
You blink at him, the world blurring a little. You stumble back, and Dean says your name, moving to his feet. You shake your head, moving back another step. Your eyes are stinging with tears, but thatâs not his problem. Heâs allowed to reject you. Youâre also allowed to cry about it.
âSweetheart-â
âItâs fine.â Your voice is too high. Too wobbly. âItâs- Thatâs okay.â
âNo, just- Fuck-â He rubs his jaw. âListen to me, alright-â
âYou donât have to explain,â you shrug weakly. âItâs okay.â
Dean gives you a disbelieving look, but you move further back before he can try to make you feel better about the rejection. Itâs not going to help.
âIâll just-â You look over your shoulder. To the door, just one more step back.
Dean says your name again. When you look back, heâs reaching to you, trying to beckon you back into the kitchen. You smile, tight and watery.
âThank you for your consideration.â You say, because youâre a fucking idiot. Dean certainly looks at you like youâre one.
You flee the kitchen. He calls your name again, but this time you donât look back.
Rejection is fine. Youâre fine. Youâre so fine, you lock yourself in your room for the rest of the day and eat so much ice cream your stomach hurts. Because itâs fun. Itâs fun to cry over something you never even had.
At least you anticipated this. You have a very solid plan B.
If Dean wonât sleep with you, youâre going to find someone who will. Youâre going to get it over with. This week.
Youâre learning something about yourself.
You are not good at flirting.
The first thing you try is the bars. Sam and Dean slide into a booth, and you go to get the drinks. A guy makes eyes at you, and you smile sweetly in return. When you bring the drinks back, you set the beers down in front of the boys and turn back on your heels to give the bar-guy a shot.
Dean says your name, and you freeze. You always do that for him. Itâs a habit you donât think youâre able to break.
âWhereâre you going?â He frowns at you, one arm slung around the back of the seat. Around where youâd usually sit.
âBar,â you say lamely, and the lines on his face deepen.
âWhy, you forget something?â
âNo.â
âThen what-â
Dean cuts himself off, his gaze flicking over your shoulder. To the bar. To the man, waiting for you with a smirk, because you promised youâd be back.
Dean grunts your name, low and rough, and if he asked you to stay, you donât think youâd be able to tell him no.
Things have been strange, since the kitchen. Neither of you have brought it up, and Dean hasnât stopped treating you the way he always has, but thereâs something charged beneath it. A live wire that frays and crackles, every time your fingers brush or your eyes meet. Youâve caught him staring at you with an open mouth a few times. Last week he tried to talk to you, alone in the Impala while Sam got snacks from a gas station. You announced that you had to shit, and scrambled out of the car.
You donât want to talk about it, and Dean has no right to make you. Heâs not the one who got his heart broken. Heâs not the one who sort of wants to cry, whenever your eyes meet.
He certainly has no right to glare at you, when he puts together what youâre doing. He said he wasnât going to sleep with you, and youâre a grown woman. You can, if you so please, have casual sex with a stranger. It is your right.
âYou canât be for real, sweetheart-â
âDean.â Sam stares at his own beer, looking like he wants to vanish into the floor, and Dean scowls.
âCâmon, Sammy- Tell her sheâs being crazy-â
âCrazy?â You snap, and Dean leans back in surprise. âYou fuck around all the time, how is it crazy that Iâd do the same thing?â
âItâs not- You just- You donât-â He swallows. âYou donât do this-â
âI do now.â
âSweetheart, just- Sit down-â
You flip him off, and march back to the bar before he can ask with a little more conviction. You just need to break out of his orbit. To force yourself to realize that there are plenty of other men, and not having Dean isnât the end of the universe.
Unfortunately, you sort of just keep proving the opposite.
âWhatâs a pretty little thing doinâ in a place like this?â The first guy at the bar asks, and you fumble.
You have no idea. You giggle nervously and spin in your chair, speaking words you canât really hear. He seems into itâno matter how pathetic you must be coming offâuntil his fingers brush your arm, and you flinch back because his skin is cold. It sends a shiver up your spine thatâs not the hot rush of Deanâs touch, but the sliver of a snake.
You go home alone that night, and you donât look Dean in the eyes. He tries to talk to you, before you retreat to your room. You ignore him, because thatâs the only way this is going to work.Â
But you try again and again and again, and you never get anywhere. They always touch you, and it all falls apart. You look at them too long, and you canât manage to squeeze them into a Dean shaped hole in your heart, and thereâs no way forward. You try dating apps. That goes worse. Every dick pic you get sent just makes you wonder if sex is even something you want. Theyâre all worm-shaped and ugly. At least dildos come in nice colors. Maybe you should just buy a dildo.
No. Youâll just pretend itâs Dean all the time, and thatâs the opposite of what youâre supposed to be doing here.
So you keep trying. And you keep failing. And Deanâs been looking at you weirdâbrow pinched and jaw set, every single nightâand youâre getting desperate and fuck it.
âSam.â
Sam hums, not looking up from his book. You clear your throat, leaning further over the table.
âSam.â
âIâm listening, whatâs-â
âHave sex with me.â
Sam, to his credit, doesnât choke. He just goes very, very still, and looks up at you with an expression close to horror. He says your name slowly, and you shake your head, holding up a single hand.
âJust- Listen-â
âNo?â Sam gapes at you. âIâm not- Iâm not going to listen to that- Jesus Christ-â
âCome on, we could turn off the lights, and- I wouldnât make it weird-â
âItâs already weird-â
âYouâd be doing me a favor-â
âIâd be making a death wish!â Samâs voice drops to a hiss. âDean would fucking kill me.â
 You roll your eyes. âThen donât tell him, dumbass.â
âNo, I- Iâm not doing that.â Sam shakes his head, like heâs trying to jolt the image free. âTo you. Or him.â
âTo him?â You narrow your eyes. âI- What the fuck would this do to Dean?â
Sam gives you a puppy-eyed, hopeless look. âI⌠Canât say.â
âSam Winchester-â
âWhy are you asking me?â Sam whines. âIâm not- Youâre not even into me-â
âExactly, there would be no strings attached-â
âThatâs not healthy-â
âFuck off, like you donât have casual sex-â
âI mean, I do, but Iâm not-â Sam cuts himself off, sighing dramatically. âJust- Why would you even want to have sex with me?â
You flush, but shrug. Itâs just Sam. Itâs easier to tell him than Dean. âI want to get it over with.â
âGet it over with?â Sam echoes. âIt- You mean sex?â
You nod, and Sam blinks.
âAre you a virgin?â
âMaybe.â
âYou- Youâre-â
âDonât be an asshole-â
âNo, Iâm not- I mean- Itâs fine. It doesnât matter. It actually-â Sam frowns at the air. âIt makes sense, I guess.â
That makes you scowl. âIt makes sense?â
Sam shrugs, giving you an apologetic smile, and you canât even think of an argument. You sigh, your shoulders slumping, and Sam clears his throat.
âYou know Iâm not going to sleep with you, right?â
âYeah.â You sigh, and he nods slowly.
âDoes Dean-â
âNo.â You point a stern finger at him, and Sam raises his hands in surrender.
âI think you should-â
âSam. Iâll cut your balls off.â
âI- Okay.â
You give him one last glare, and go to leave. But before you can go, the question scratches up your throat. You turn around, hands tucked behind your back, and speak softly. âWould you?â
Sam blinks. âWhat?â
âIf you didnât- Know me,â you mumble. âIf we werenât like- Friends. And you just met me, and I asked you- Would you?â
Sam snorts, and you scowl.
âIâm serious-â
âYeah, I know you are.â Samâs lips twitch. âItâs just- Yeah. I would. Of course I would.â
You stand a little taller. âReally?â
âYeah, I mean- You know youâre attractive, right? If you just didnât, like, annoy me. Iâd be in.â
âI do not annoy you-â
âYouâre annoying me right now.â
You laugh despite yourself. Sam smiles, his voice dropping to something gentler.
âAnyone would be lucky to have you,â he says your name slowly. âI just- Donât want to be lucky.â
You huff in amusementâif Sam isnât lying, aversion to luck is a family traitâbut dip your head. âThanks. I think.â
âYouâre welcome. And-â Sam pauses, looking you up and down with a strange expression. âIâm sure the whole- Thing will work out for you. There are⌠People. I think youâre going to figure it out.â
âYou need to sleep with her.â
Dean needed to stop drinking coffee when people walked into the kitchen. This was the second shirt heâd ruined in as many months, and it was because everyone kept saying crazy fucking shit.
âSammy, what the fuck-â
Sam said your name, and Deanâs hands fisted on the table.
Again. Son of a bitch, he was about to go through this again. The first time had been bad enough. Youâd looked at him with glossy, hopeful eyes, practically begged for him to fuck you, and Dean had wondered if heâd died in his sleep last night and been dragged back to hell. Forced to experience some new kind of torture Crowley was developing, where everything heâd ever wanted was just a stretch away from his fingertips, and he wasnât allowed to take it.
He had to be the noble one here. The wise, old asshole who didnât take advantage of you. Taking you up on that offer would be one of the worst things heâd ever done. It would be selfish, and cruel, and a worse fate than anything else. To get what he wanted, for one night, then never fucking have it again. To get hookedâbecause he would, he fucking knew heâd never be able to kiss and touch you once then go back to just livingâand turn into an addict willing to do anything to get another hit.
Dean wouldâve turned into a bigger creep than he already was. Instead of stares and long, shameful showers with his cock in his hand and your name on his lips, heâd stuff your panties in his pocket and press them to his nose while he fucked himself raw. Heâd get possessive, heâd snarl at anyone else who got to close, heâd fall to his knees and beg you to stay if you ever decided you had enough of him.
And he knew that last thing was going to happen eventually. You had a whole life ahead of you, and he was stuck here. In this dim bunker with blood on his hands and under his feet and staining his past and future all at once. He swam in a river of it. In front of him, behind him, washing over him all the time, there was just fucking blood. You deserved better than that. Better than Dean. You deserved the fucking world.
So heâd told you no, and youâd looked at him like a wet fucking kitten heâd kicked into the rain, but it had been for your own good. Youâd get over it. Dean was the one who had to watch you flirt with douchebags at the bar. Who couldnât get in another bed anymore, because he kept getting kicked out for moaning your name.
He was the one who was rooted here forever. Youâd find something softer. Something good. Heâd accepted that, with a lot of beer pushing it down. Youâd find something better, and that was what he wanted.
Sammy knew all that. Dean had gotten drunk once and confessed his stupid, undying feelings, then sworn Sam to secrecy in the morning. Heâd kept his word, only shooting Dean sad looks whenever you went off to flirt and smirking whenever Dean called you on a hunt.
But now he was asking Dean to sleep with you. Like heâd lost his damn mind.
âNo,â he grunted, and Sam rolled his eyes.
âLook, Dean, I get that youâre being cool and righteous and whatever-â
âIâm not fuckinâ her, Sammy- I shouldnât.â He shot Sam a glare. âYou know why I shouldnât.â
âYeah, well, I think your why is pretty stupid.â Sam said flatly. âYouâve never even asked her if sheâd be- You know. Open to it-â
âI know sheâd be open to it,â Dean scowled at his coffee. âBut thatâs- I ainât doing it, Sammy. Never.â Not like that.
Sam was silent for a moment. When Dean looked up, he was staring at him with wide eyes. âShe asked you first, didnât she.â
Dean frowned. âWhatâd you mean, asked me first-â
âTo take her virginity.â
He hadnât taken a sip of coffee again. This time, he managed to choke on nothing at all. âTo- What?â
Sam leaned back slightly. âDid she not ask you to sleep with her?â
âNo, she did, I just didnât fuckinâ- Sheâs a virgin?â
âI guess,â Sam shrugged. âYou know thatâs not a big deal, right?â
Dean grunted. His head was spinning. Of course it wasnât a big deal, he didnât care. Heâd wanted you before, he wanted you now, that wasnât the fucking issue.
But youâd asked him.
Youâd asked him to fuck you. Youâd wanted him to- Do it. Take it. Pop it, whatever. Youâd chosen Dean, to be the guy, and heâd told you no, and then youâd started flirting around with other people, and you couldâve ended up with someone dangerous, someone who took advantage of you, who thought your inexperience was hot for all the wrong reasons and hurt you and-
Dean paused. He looked at Sam. Sam blinked, and Deanâs eyes narrowed.
âHow the fuck do you know that.â
Sam swallowed, taking a small step back. âUhâŚâ
âSam-â
âShe mightâve⌠Asked me.â
âShe what-â
âI said no!â Sam said quickly. âI told her I wouldnât. But- You know.â Sam cleared his throat. âIf youâd said yes to her the first timeâŚâ
Sam gave him a pointed look. He was asking to get punched in the fucking face.
âNo.â
âDean, just-â
âNo. Iâm not takinâ advantage of her, Sammy, Iâm not-â
 âItâs not taking advantage of her if she wants it!â
âShe doesnât want it-â
Sam snorted. âOh, fuck off.â
Dean blinked, leaning back in his chair. Sam turned a little red, wincing at himself, but didnât back down.
âWow, Sammy. Big claws, huh.â
Sam sighed, running a hand over his face. âDean⌠Just- Think about her, okay?â
Dean almost laughed. âAll I fuckinâ do is think about her-â
âThen think a little harder.â Sam said flatly. âBefore both of you get actually hurt.â
Dean didnât have an answer to that. Sam didnât seem to be asking for one. He turned and walked out of the room, leaving Dean alone. With only his coffee mug and thoughts for company. A dangerous thing to do. Dean could talk himself into and out of almost anything, if the logic police werenât there to stop him.
He was going to do something really fucking stupid and selfish, and it was all Samâs fault.
âCome in!â You call to the knock on your door, glancing up from your laptop as the door creaks open.
Dean shuffles into your room with his head bowed. Your face heats, and you slam the laptop closed. He doesnât need to see you scrolling through hookup websites and think any lower of you. Youâre already losing sleep over the worry youâve fractured something between you beyond repair.
âHi,â you whisper, and he swallows.
âUh- Hey.â
âHi.â What the fuck is wrong with you.
Deanâs lips twitch. âHey.â
You start to pull the sheets between your fingers, trying not to ogle him too obviously. Heâs wearing sweats and a t-shirt, and itâs sexier than all the profile pics youâve spent hours staring at. His hair is a mess, and there are bags under his eyes, and you donât think youâve ever wanted to climb over him more.
âYou, uh-â He glances at your computer. âYou busy?â
âNo- No.â Never for him. You shove your computer onto your bedstand, moving to sit on your knees. âWhatâs up?â
Deanâs throat bobs. He runs a hand through his hair, huffing something close to a laugh, and shakes his head. âJesus.â
âWhat-â
âNothinâ.â He clears his throat, giving you a strange look. âDid you ask Sam to sleep with you?â
Your mouth falls open. You almost trip sitting down. âI- I didnât-â
âYou didnât?â
âNo, I mean- I- He wasnât supposed to tell you,â you whine, avoiding Deanâs stare. âI didnât- Fuck-â
âHey- Itâs- Woah-â
Dean crosses the room in a few strides, grabbing your wrists with firm, warm hands. Youâd started to pick at your nails with the anxiety. You hadnât even realized it.
âDonât hurt yourself, sweetheart,â he mutters, his thumb dragging a circle on your wrist.
You nod, your voice only a breath. âOkay.â
Heâs so close. You can count all his crowâs feet, map his stubble, trace his lips with just your eyes. Heâs still frowning at your wrist, so you allow yourself to stare.
Then he looks up. And you freeze in panic, but donât manage to look away.
Deanâs tongue flicks over his lips. Your breath catches. Neither of you move, and you let yourself have it. For a single second, you imagine that Dean is here, in your room, on your bed, and that means something. You get lost in the warmth of his proximity, the calloused but soft feeling of his touch.
âSammy told me something else,â Dean mutters, scanning over your slack, flushed features.
âYeah?â You whisper, and he nods tightly.
âYeah. Said youâre, uh-â He clears his throat. âSaid youâve never- You know.â He cringes. âBeen fucked.â
Your mouth falls open. You think youâd like to die now. âDean-â
âIs that why you asked me?â His grip tightens on your wrist. Not allowing you to pull away. ââCause you just wanted someone to take it?â
You drop your gaze to his crotch. Thereâs a soft bulge there. Youâd drool over it, if you didnât think you were going to explode any second now.Â
Dean says your name, and you shake your head.
âDonât,â you mumble. âDonât just- Feel bad for me- You said no, thatâs- Itâs fine-â
âWhat if itâs not.â
Your eyes shoot up. Youâd think he was joking, if he didnât look so fucking serious. His jaw is set. His eyes are blown out and fixed on yours. Your mouth hangs stupidly open, and Dean smiles softly.
âHuh?â You manage to choke out, and he almost chuckles.
âWhat if I wanted to. Help you.â
âBut-â You blink. âYou donât.â
Dean shakes his head. âWrong, sweetheart. I do-â
âYou said you didnât-â
âI lied.â
You stare at him. He doesnât back down.
âWould it mean something?â He muttered, reaching up to trace the curve of your cheek. âIf I did it?â
You nod weakly, leaning into his touch. It sends violent, hot shivers through your whole body. Almost like a fever. You donât want the cure. âWould it matter to you?â You ask, and Deanâs eyes flash. His fingers curl on your cheek. He leans an inch forward, then another inch. Your lips brush, the lightest possible touch, and you let out a soft, uncertain whine.
Dean pushes forward, his lips fully crashing into yours, his kiss demanding but certain. He presses over you, pulling you a little further up on your knees. You grab the collar of his shirt for balance, squeezing your eyes shut and trying to kiss him back with as much fervor as heâs offering you.
âDe- Dean-â You gasp against his lips. âDean-â
He groans, his arm sliding around your back so he can pull you tight to his chest. You melt into his arms, and his kisses turn messy. Open mouthed and rough, his tongue dragging over your teeth as his fingers dig into your hips. You run out of air fast, but donât try and pull away. You donât want this to ever end, and youâre afraid that if you dare to break the moment, it will never be repaired.
High gasps start to escape your throat, though, and Dean pulls away. He cups your face between his hands, frowning slightly, and presses his brow against yours. You struggle for air, almost pressing forward to try and kiss him again, but he holds you in place.
âBreathe, sweetheart,â he mutters, rough and thick. Itâs the same voice he uses on you during hunts. When heâs giving an order you didnât ask for.
Usually, you protest or ignore him. Right now youâre putty in his hands. He could tell you to follow him to hell, and you would. Youâd do anything, just for him to never let go.
You inhale unevenly, and Dean rubs your upper back. His hand slipped under your shirt, and his palm is broad and warm. Itâannoyinglyâhelps a lot.
âThere you go,â he murmurs, watching you under hooded eyes. âThatâs a good girl.â
You whine again. âDean-â
âSorry. Couldnât help it.â
He doesnât fucking look sorry. His lips are twitching, and thereâs a smug glint in his eyes thatâs almost dangerously intoxicating.
âBetter?â He asks, and you nod, slumping closer to his chest. He doesnât push you away.
This might be real.
âAre you sure, âbout this?â Dean rasps, and you almost giggle.
âYes.â
âIâm old, sweetheart-â
âI like it.â
Dean blinks, and you stutter, so sure you should shut up but not really sure how.
âI- I mean- I like you, so- I donât care if youâre old- I like you old- I like you-â
Dean smirks, holding your face so firmly against his you canât shy away.
âYou- Can you- I mean- If itâs just- Just sex- You can forget I said- I think you being old is hot-â
He finally takes mercy, and shuts you up with a long, rough kiss. You hum, pushing further up on your knees, and climb slowly into Deanâs lap. He sucks on your lower lip, angling your head back as your core settles against his bulge, then pulls back with a low sigh.
âNot just sex,â he mutters, dragging his thumb over your swollen lower lip. âNot with you, baby.â
You nod, smiling wider than you probably should. âCool.â
Dean grins back. âYeah?â
âMhm.â
âCool âcause you like me,â he teases, shoving your hips down, right over his crotch. âOf âcause Iâm old.â
You face burns. All you can do is stare and him and whimper, âYouâre spritely.â
Dean huffs, in disbelieving amusement. âSpritely? You think Iâm-â
âYouthful,â you babble quickly. âYouâve got a lot ofâŚâ You flush as he stares at you, sort of wishing heâd just kiss you and shut you up. âYouth.â
Deanâs mouth curves up. âYouth, huh.â
You nod, and he chuckles, pressing the lightest kiss over your lips.
âHurts when I bend over now, honey, donât think thatâs very youthful of me.â
âSo donât bend over,â you mumble, and Dean snorts.
âDemanding, arenât we?â
You shrug, trying not to turn into a puddle and miserably failing. Dean kisses your cheek, then under your eye, tracing his mouth down so he breath tickles your ear.
âMouthy and demanding,â he rubs your hips, dragging your hips back and forth across his crotch. âDonât worry. Iâm gonna fix that.â
You whimper, and Deanâs grin grows.
âYou like that, huh.â
âDean-â
âAh,â he kisses the corner of your mouth, moving away before you can chase his lips. âYou wanted my help. This is how Iâm gonna help, baby. Takinâ real good care of you,â he thrusts his hips up, and you whine as the hard outline of his cock hits your clothed pussy. âJust like this.â
 You nod, pressing your face into the crook of Deanâs neck. You donât think youâve ever been this turned on. Itâs different, with Deanâs hands wandering your sides and his voice right in your ear. Your heart pounds and everywhere gets slick with sweat and arousal, just his dirty talk reducing you to a heap of confused nerves. Deanâs lips drag over your jaw, and you curl further around him, your nails digging into his shoulders as he nips at your throat.
âJust gotta do what I tell you, alright?â He mutters, squeezing a handful of your ass. âCan you do that, baby? Do it for me?"
You nod quickly, and Dean chuckles against your skin.
âEager,â he drawls, pushing his fingers slowly under the hem of your shorts. âEager and soft.â
He squeezes your ass again, his fingers brushing against the edge of your pussy. You grind backwards, trying to push him to where you need him so very desperately. He lets you, teasing his fingers over the lips of your pussy, and you whine in his ear.
âSit still,â he grunts, and you have to bite your lower lip, but you force your hips to come to a stop.
It earns you a sharp slap of your ass, and a kiss on the side of your head. Worth it.
âThatâs right,â he mutters, letting those thick fingers dance back over your cunt. âGood work, baby girl. You fuckinâ love the attention, donât you. Eager to please me, eager to make me proud.â
You swallow, hugging him so tight youâre a little worried youâll choke him. Dean doesnât even flinch. He dips two fingers into the wetness of your heat and groans right in your ear, spreading the arousal everywhere between your thighs.
âIf youâre gonna hide that pretty face,â he grunts in your ear. âAt least fuckinâ kiss me.â
Nervously, you wander your lips over the strong curve of his shoulders, the arch of his neck. Dean moans in your ear, his cock jumping in his jeans. His fingers keep wandering near and around your pussy, and you get a little bolder. Kissing up his jaw, over his cheek, the top of his lip. Youâre panting, trying to focus on your job as Dean keeps pulling and teasing you with his touch.
âShit,â he moans your name, tracing around your flutter entrance. âThatâs it, baby, just like that-â
 Dean grabs your jaw with his free hand, like he canât fucking help himself, and slams his lips against yours. You squeak in surprise, but kiss him back, grinding down onto his hand. His fingers dip inside of you for a moment, and you moan. Dean grunts and shoves those fingers inside of you.
Your mouth falls open, your eyes widening at the thick, pleasurable stretch. He feels so good, so fucking right, youâre worried his cock might kill you.
âLook at you,â Dean coos, smirking at your slack face. âJust my fuckinâ fingers, baby. Keep breathinâ, or this is all weâre doing tonight.â
You take a deep breath, sharp and sudden, and Dean smirks in approval.
âGood girl,â he pushes his fingers a little deeper, scissoring them and bumping against a spot that makes your whole body jerk.
âDean-â
âShh,â he kisses you, crooking his fingers to rub against that hidden button, and you mewl against his lips. âYou feel that, baby?â
âMmm- Mhm.â You press your cheek against his, eyes fluttering as Dean keeps pushing and tickling deep inside you. âFeels good.â
âI know it does, sweet girl,â he wraps his hand back around your neck, guiding your brow to press back against his. âItâs that special little spot, gonna make everything feel good.â
His words are sweet and mocking all at once, and it sends a new gush of arousal between your legs. You watch him with wide, clouded eyes, and Deanâs smile softens for a single second. He kisses you, more gentle than before, and pulls his fingers slowly out of your cunt.
âLie down,â he whispers before you can protest, and you swallow, but obey.
Dean hums in approval, rubbing a massive hand on your thigh.
âEverything off,â he says, and you go still.
âEverything?â
âMhm,â he raises his brows at your flushed expression. âThat gonna be a problem?â
You shake your head, wrapping your arms around your stomach. You donât want to disappoint him, but heâs going to see you. Really, fully see you. God, you really donât want him to see you and change his mind, and-
âHey,â Dean takes your hand, squeezing it gently. âYou want my help?â
âYes, please,â you breathe, and thatâs all it takes.Â
Dean rips off his shirt firstâmakinâ it even, he saysâthen makes quick work of his jeans. You donât get more than a second to marvel himâflushed, tanned chest and thick everything, and heavy cock that does not look like a wormâbefore heâs touching you. He shimmies your shorts down, then peels your shirt over your head, leaving you in only your underwear. For a moment he just admires you, palming his cock with a tiny grin, and you roll onto your stomach.
Dean laughs, tapping your ass with a single finger. âGettinâ shy, baby?â
âShut up-â
âAh.â He drags that finger down your clothed pussy. âWho tells who what to do?â
Your face burns, and you press your face further into the pillows. Dean chuckles, and you feel the bed shift as he crawls over your body. You can feel the heat coming off of him, feel the drag of his cock somewhere near your ass as he whispers in your ear.
âYou were doinâ so well,â he drawls, unhooking your bra with a single hand. âDonât get shy on me now.â
It doesnât help. You keep grinding, trying to get some friction with the sheets. Deanâs hand comes down on your pussy with one, sharp smack, and you squeal, pushing back against his hand.
âNeedy fuckinâ baby,â he mocks. âCanât even help it, can you. Still tryinâ to be good for me.â
He hooks two fingers around your panties, pulling them tight so they push against your clit. You push back against his hand, and he smirks against your ear.
âYou want a little more?â
You nod, and he snaps the fabric down, sending a tiny shock through your body.
âSay please-â
âPlease,â you gasp, moving your arms up to hide your face. âPlease, Dean- More- Oooh-â
Deanâs thumb finds your clit, rubbing in slow, tight circles. Your words fall off, and he fists a hand in your hair, tugging your head back to allow him to kiss you again.
Heâs not cruel, with how he touches you. Heâs generous, but controlled. Every stroke of your clit is deliberate, making your head spin and your mouth fall further open. That seems to be exactly how he wants you, though, because he pushes his tongue further down your throat and flicks his thumb back and forth, working you up into a writhing frenzy.
When his fingers finally push back inside of you, Dean almost seems unwilling to pull back and stop kissing you. Youâre bent back and pliant under him, whimpering happily as he feeds his fore and middle finger into your hole.
âGreedy little pussy,â he rasps against your lips. âKnow youâre gonna strangle my cock, baby, son of a bitch-"
He groans, like heâs the one being fingered into oblivion. Heâs set a harsh pace with his wrist, snapping his fingers in and out of your cunt without relent. His thumb moved away from your clit, replaced by the heel of his palm, rubbing in tight, unrelenting circles on your swollen clit.
Every single time, he hits that spot inside of you, and your head is starting to get light. All the electricity and heat in your body is pushing down into your core, building like a bomb and threatening to explode. You almost sob, with how overwhelming the sensation is. Dean notices, kissing you a little softer.
âPoor girl,â he mutters. âAlready like this and Iâm not even properly fuckinâ you.â
âYour- Your hands,â you push out the word between sharp breaths. âTheyâre big.â
Dean grunts, his cock jumping near your ass. âYeah, sweetheart? You like how fuckinâ big my hands are?â
âMh- Mhm.â
You try to kiss him again. He pulls back, moving his hand impossibly faster against your cunt.
âWords,â he grunts. âYouâre not stupid enough to not speak, not yet.â
âLike it,â you breathe out. âLove- Love it, Dean, oh- Oh my god-â
You moan again, and Dean grunts. His hips are starting to jerk near your ass, making him rut against you as his fingers work.
âYour close,â he mutters, pressing his fingers fully inside and crooking them against that gooey spot. âCum for me, pretty girl. Now.â
His voice must have some kind of supernatural power over you, because that pressure in your lower tummy bursts, and your orgasm rips through you link a hurricane. Your thighs clench, trapping Deanâs hand between your legs, and he groans, rubbing his fingers harsher and harsher against your g-spot. Youâre shaking and rolling beneath him, and he has to grab the back of your neck and pin it down to keep you still.
Dean works you through your orgasm, whispering low praise in your ear as you float back down to earth. Your pussy feels empty, when his fingers finally pull away. Your eyes are slightly crossed, and your smile is dazed and a little stupid.
You donât even squeak, when Dean grabs your thigh and flips you over. You keen, back arching and body twitching, but youâre mostly just staring stupidly and happily up at him. Dean swallows, his chest rising and falling fast, and leans down to press a soft kiss to your lips. You hum, eyes fluttering shut, and cup the back of his neck to hold him against you.
He drags his fingers lazily through the mess between your thighs, sending pleasurable little shivers up your spine. He drags your panties fully off your body, holding them up to his nose and taking a deep, long whiff before tossing them off to the side. He gathers your arousal on his fingers and slowly pulls away, rising over you with parted lips and gleaming, almost wholly black eyes.
Dean sucks your juices off his fingers, lapping them up with his tongue and a lazy, knowing smirk. Your breath catches. You almost push up to try and grab him, but youâre still foggy and boneless from the orgasm, and he shoves you back down with a broad hand splayed over your tummy.
âDean-â
You cut yourself off under his stern gaze, swallowing nervously.
âPlease?â You try again, and he chuckles.
âYouâre cute.â
âI- I am not-â
âYeah, you are. Cute when you cum for me,â he dips his fingers back into you, smirking lazily. âCute when I touch you. Cute when you beg.â
âDeeeean-â
âDeeean,â he mocks, squeezing your upper thigh. âListen to you. Fuckinâ adorable.â
You flush, a new wave of arousal hitting you like a rising tide, and you donât even understand how you could possibly be ready that fast. Dean watches you pussy tremble and flutter, letting out a slow, rough breath.
âSon of a bitch,â he shakes his head, his hand moving to rub against his cock. âYou got no idea what you do to me, baby, no fuckinâ idea.â
You swallow, watching him move against himself, almost enchanted. He really is prettier than is fair, in every possible way. His cock is thick and long, flushed at the head and leaking pre-cum against his thumb. Your tongue flicks over your lips, as you try to mentally measure the girth and length of him. Youâve taken toys before, when you got really curious. Heâs bigger.
âYou wanna touch, sweetheart?â He prompts, and you nod, your tongue flicking over your lips.
Dean pushes his hips forward, slowly taking your hand and guiding it against his shaft. Heâs warm. Warm and hard. You dance your fingers down the length of him and he grunts, a vein ticking in his neck.
âEasyâŚâ He rasps, and you nod nervously.
You find his balls, give them a light squeeze, and Dean catches your wrist.
âThatâs enough.â He mutters, twining your fingers together. âJesus, woman, gonna blow it before I even get inside of you.â
Your eyes widen. Youâd almost forgotten about that part.
âThatâs not going to fit inside of me.â
Dean chuckles. âYeah, it will.â
âNo, I mean like- It canât-â
âIt can.â
âDean, Iâm serious-â
He shuts you up with a quick rough kiss, and you go embarrassingly limp. His cock rubs between the folds of your pussy, bumping and pressing against your clit, and your breath hitches. Oh, God.
âJust do what I tell ya,â he mutters. âWeâre gonna make it fit.â
You do. It is very easy to do what Dean tells you, when he follows through on all his promises. When he gives you such low and certain orders, and you find yourself molding perfectly around his cock.
Because it does fit. Somehow, Dean spreads your legs and kisses your pussy onceâas if he canât help himselfâbefore crawling over you and slowly pushing the head of his cock inside of you. Itâs tight at first. He grunts, pressing his brow to you shoulder, and rubs tight circle around your clit with his thumb.
âOpen up for me, baby,â he rasps. âCâmon.â
You go limp with every inch he feeds you. The stretch is glorious, pulling you apart with every drag over your fluttering walls, every low grunt of your name from Deanâs lips. His determination to tease you seems to dissolve, by the time heâs fully seated inside of you, his balls pressed against your ass. He pants in your ear, hot and heavy, and cradles your body in his arms like itâs fragile.
âSlow,â he mutters, and it sounds like heâs talking to himself more than you. âGonna go slow.â
You keen, at the first, lazy thrust of his hips. A lewd, wet sound fills the air, and the head of Deanâs cock pushes right up against that already abused spot inside of you, making stars dance behind your eyes. Every roll of Deanâs hips makes your whole body spark. He kisses all over your face, his own voice thick and wrecked as you clench around him. Â
âTakinâ me so well, baby,â he rasps. âFeels good, doesnât it. Feels so fuckinâ good, beinâ filled up with cock like you deserve-â
His words fall into a moan, his hips snapping forward, and the air gets knocked from your lungs. A sound youâve never heard escapes you, and Dean chuckles, kissing your open mouth as he repeats the motion.
âYeah, you like that.â He pulls almost fully out, then slams back forward. âSay it, baby girl, say you like it-â
âI like it,â you gasp out, sounding drunk to your own ears. âLove it, Dean- Fuck- Fuuuck-â
Dean captures your mouth in another kiss, and sets a brutal, drilling pace. Youâre split open with every thrust, your every nerve on fire as he fucks you like a machine. He never gets too fast, just hard. Over and over and over again, until youâre gasping for air and clawing at his shoulders. That pressure turns molten and demanding, threatening to burst. Deanâs fingers dig into your hips. He moans in your ear, his own words staring to slur.
âTight,â he moans. âSo fuckinâ tight- I- I canât- Shit-â
Deanâs hands fumble, dragging over your thighs and as he gropes for your pussy. Two fumbling fingers find it, rubbing tight circles, and you cry out, clenching down on his cock.
âLet go, sweetheart, need you to let for âf me- Fuck-â
Your orgasm hits you even harder than before, and your vision goes white. Your pussy flutters and clenches, something hot gushing out as your body trembles with overwhelming pleasure. Itâs a strange sensation, but not bad. Not even close. You think you scream with pleasure, but Dean slams his mouth over yours and muffles the sound.
His hips stutter and jerk. You whine his name and he grunts, slamming forward and burying himself at the hilt as his cum spurts deep inside you, mixing with your own release.
Youâre almost gone to the world. Dean lies over you, kissing you as you float back down, murmuring praise you can barely hear.
âGonna clean you up,â he grunts, and you whine when his weight disappears.
âDeeean.â You grab at the air and catch his bicep. âStay.â
You pout at him, eyes watery and hopeful. He just chuckles, kissing your knuckles before drawing back up, and promising to return.
He better. You really donât want to let go of him now.
Dean brings a wet, warm towel, and cleans between your thighs. You didnât realize how sore you were until he touches you with such light hands, but itâs a good kind of sore. When you moan, itâs not even really in pain.
He brings you water. A snack and a fresh shirt, that he bundles you in like a penguin. You somehow end up curled against his chest, half asleep and smiling against his bare, warm chest.
âI like you,â Dean says suddenly, and you beam. You donât think youâve ever felt so bubbly in your life.
âI like you too-â
âNo,â his jaw works, the words low and tight. âI like like you- Like- Fuck-â
He runs a hand over his face, shaking his head. Itâs almost adorable.
âYou- Youâre just- That really wasnât nothinâ for me, sweetheart, not even close-â
You take his trick. You push up on his chest, press your lips together, and kiss him until he shuts the fuck up. He kisses you back immediately, cupping your face between shaking hands. You smile against his lips, pulling back just enough to whisper, âI like you too.â
Deanâs eyes snap open, his voice hoarse. âReally?â
âYeah,â you flush. âA- A lot.â
Dean grins. He smiles wider than you knew he could, and slams a shorter rougher kiss against your lips before pulling back again. Like he canât stand not to look at you for too long.
âCan I take you out?â He says, and you nod.
âCan we have more sex,â you whisper, and he laughs, pressing another kiss against your lips.
âAny time you want, baby.â He says. âYouâre mine now.â
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Pairings: Dean/Reader, Sam/Jess
Word count: 1,324
Summary: You and Dean have your first date and he gets you a bit flustered.
Part nine of Opposites
Dean pulled into the parking lot and looked around for Lisaâs car. She told you to wait inside so he could get your bags from her car. She wanted to have him be floored when he saw you. Once he had parked, he slid out and popped his trunk. âYou were killing me with those texts, by the way.â He chuckled. âEspeically that Victoriaâs Secret one.â His imagination had gone wild, especially once he was in the shower.
Lisa smirked at that. âGood.â She said teasingly as he grabbed your bags from her trunk. âShe looks gorgeous. Like herself, but more dolled up.â Had you told her she would be befriending someone Dean was that into she would have laughed, but there she was. âWe exchanged numbers and emails to keep in touch after you two leave.âÂ
That made his face light up. âIâm really glad. She doesnât have a lot of friends so it means a lot.âÂ
âShe is on the shyer side, but I can see thereâs a very big personality under all that.â She had a feeling you hadnât felt comfortable enough to let that out. And she hoped she got to see when you did.
He nodded once he shut his trunk. âI agree. When I first told her that I was interested she snapped at me and all but bolted. She thought I was pretending out of pity or something.â Lisa winced. âYeahâŚâ Dean rubbed the back of his neck. âI sent her flowers with an apology asking to be friends.âÂ
âThatâs sweet. I hope you guys have a good night. Sheâs nervous, but excited. I remember my first date. Which was ages ago at this pointâŚâ She chuckled. âBut I have a feeling sheâs way more nervous at this point than I was at 15.âÂ
His face paled slightly. In his excitement he had completely forgotten this was your first date. It was on him to make this the best first date he could. âHereâs hoping I donât screw it up.âÂ
âI canât think of any way you could.â She assured him gently.Â
You were sitting at the bar sipping a glass of wine. Youâd had no idea what to order and told the bartender you were waiting for your date, that it was a first date, and you werenât a big drinker. Sheâd been sweet and poured you some Rose. Every time the door opened your eyes would dart over. Dean would be there any minute. Finally, there he was. You watched as his eyes scanned the dining room before they reached the bar and he saw you. His face lit up as he licked his lips, looking you up and down. It felt like he was devouring you and you loved it.Â
âYou lookâŚwow.â He breathed once he was in front of you. You were you, that was for sure. But your dress was a little more form fitting (without being skin tight), you were wearing chunky heels, your hair looked beyond soft and he wanted to just run his hands through it (he made a note that if the two of you worked out heâd get your hair done just so he could mess it up after in the best way), your makeup was done, and youâd gotten a manicure.Â
A light pink tint settled over your cheeks. Of course youâd been attracted to men before, but you had never felt attractive to men. Feeling like you were the only woman in the world to him was hotter than you could have guessed it would be.Â
Dean offered you his hand. âLetâs go get this started, sweetheart.â His words said âtonightâ, his tone said âforeverâ. If he had his way thatâs exactly how it would work out.Â
Smiling, you put your hand in his and slid off the stool. âLetâs.âÂ
The smile never left Deanâs face on that date. By the time he was driving back to his parents, he knew he was completely head over heels for you. âSo, I know weâve technically only had one date, but can I ask you to be my girl?â He glanced at you for a moment as the car sat at a red light.Â
âIâd really like that.â You agreed. Dean had more than shown you that you could trust him and that he cared a lot about you. âI guess our movie nights are now date nights.âÂ
âI still want to take you out sometimes, too.â He let you know. âI donât want to just have our dates at your apartment.â He didnât want you thinking otherwise.Â
âGood thing we live so close we can plan things for whenever we want.â You chuckled. âAndâŚI decided to use my phone for more than work and emergencies. Lisa was showing me pictures and videos of her son. So many memories. Iâd like for us to have those, too. And Iâll still prefer calling, but this way if weâre both really busy we can send a text.âÂ
Dean smiled softly at that. âAs long as you donât feel pressured to.â That was the last thing he wanted.Â
You shook your head. âIâm not. Itâs not like Iâm going from one extreme to the other. Iâll still limit its use, but I wonât be as against it as I was.âÂ
âThen Iâm glad. How about when we get back to my parents we take our first selfie together on your phone? And you can send it to me. Our first text will be us. And then I can make it my lockscreen.âÂ
It was like Disney wrote him or as if he had walked right off the pages of one of the fics you wrote. âIâd really like that.â Part of you wanted to ask if he wanted to sleep in the bed with you that night, but you were way too shy. Cuddling up with him all night sounded like the perfect way to finish the date. Was it too soon, though? Chewing on your lip, your eyes unfocused as your mind went a million miles an hour.Â
âI can hear you thinking, sweetheart. Everything okay?âÂ
Youâd already done so many things that scared you, so you decided to be brave again. âI was wondering if youâd like to sleep in the bed with me tonight instead of that cot thing.â Your cheeks were on fire. âI thought cuddling up together would be nice.âÂ
âShit, sweetheart.â He beamed. âHowâd you know Iâm a cuddler?â Pulling into the driveway, he turned to look at you. âI am a very handsy boyfriend.â He winked. âBut I will always ask permission first. You are the hottest woman in the world and I look forward to showing you that.âÂ
Your insecurities bubbled up a bit. âEven if Iâm fat?âÂ
His eyes darkened at that. âYou are a fucking babe.â His voice was low. âI have been imagining whatâs under your cardigans for ages. And I know when Iâm blessed enough to see that I will go nuts.â He watched as you shifted slightly in your seat, but not in an âIâm uncomfortableâ way. More like your imagination was going wild. âOne day Iâll show you what I picture in the shower.âÂ
âJesus.â You breathed, watching him slip out of the car and jog around to open your car door for you.Â
âHey, kids.â John glanced over at the two of you walked in. âHow was your date? I can tell shopping went well.â He chuckled, noting the bags Dean was holding.Â
You smiled. âReally well.â Which was putting it mildly. âHowâs the game?â You motioned to the tv where he was watching some football. John and Mary were really easy to get comfortable around.
Dean leaned against the wall as you and John chatted. He could picture you there twenty years from now, his parents old and grey, kids running around, and he knew his dad was right. When you knew, you knew.