thank you to every single fucking person on this god forsaken site that has ever posted your own art or writing. You really put a vulnerable, important part of yourself out in the open on the hellscape that is the internet and if that isnt an act of bravery and a labor of love I dont know what one is
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Whumpee who seems an alright, well-adjusted type of person, nothing clearly hidden about them, until one day they just disappear. Only then their friends, trying to find them, start digging into whumpee's past.
Whumpee was seeing things again. Bugs. People. Things that didn't make sense. Things that would've made sense in other conditions.
But they had not a soul they could tell this to. It would've been a step backwards. And Whumpee didn't want to give the impression that they were going backwards.
So they bore it silently. They ignored the hallucinations. Both visual and auditory. They smiled and nodded when they couldn't hear Caretaker's voice over the sound of loud yelling in their ear they knew wasn't coming from any rational source.
Daydreaming a story idea about someone adopted as a young child who comes of age to realize they have been raised, and loved, by the villains. And they're the survivor of a massacre their adoptive parents committed.
''Let- fucking- go of me!" The Hero screamed. Their chest burned, limbs aching from exhaustion as they fought against the guards that held them down. Superhero's guards- their boss, and someone Hero had went so far as to consider a friend.
They felt like an idiot for trusting anyone in this damned city.
"Sorry Hero, no can do," Superhero said, voice flat. "You should be proud, you know? Giving yourself up to Villain so gallantly, in return for them discontinuing their operations in the city- I mean, you've singlehandedly saved all of our people, a feat not even I could accomplish."
"Does Sidekick know about this?! What about Other Hero?!"
"They don't need to know. They can't help you," they paused. "Villain never mentioned anything about hurting you, Hero. If that's what you're worried about. They just want you. I guess you are somewhat of a charmer." They smirked, a tilted sneer that made Hero's blood boil. "There's nothing for you here in this city, you said so yourself."
"To hell with that!" They bellowed, pulse drumming in their ears. "I'm your friend! I'm a person- you can't trade people like they're commodities!"
"You are my friend, Hero. That's why I'm giving you a peaceful life in domestic bliss."
"Superhero...please," They searched Superhero's eyes, vision brimming with tears, for a hint of consideration, mercy, anything for the human being in front of them, but all they were met with, was ice-cold indifference.
"Take them away," they ordered. "Live lavishly, Hero. We never needed you here anyways." The fight drained out of their body. They hung their head, resigned to their fate. Hero had been foolish to trust anyone in this damned city. So, so foolish.
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Villain was taking their sweet time in that shower, while Hero tried to make something for dinner with the few things that were left in Villain’s house. Out of anything, the lack of food made it even more clear that Villain hadn’t been taking care of themselves.
The counter was dirty, most of the food in the fridge was out of date and some of the things looked like there would be growing mushrooms out of it if it wasn’t thrown away immidiatly. Hero found it a waste of good food, but they could understand that Villain wasn’t in a place to worry about things like that.
Eventually Hero ended up making some scrambled eggs with some bread, both of which seemed to be the newest things in the whole kitchen. They would have liked to do more for Villain, but without the time to get some other ingredients there wasn’t much more they could do.
The cracking of the stairs was a sign for Hero to get the table ready and walk into the living room. They saw Villain just walking in, still putting their shirt over their head. Hero couldn’t help but notice the deep wounds and bruises on Villain’s back. The scars that still looked mostly fresh, but also some older ones.
“Woah! Wait a moment! These wounds, where did they come from?” Hero asked, rushing towards Villain to take a better look. It wasn’t only their back. The bruises were spread all along Villain’s body, including a bit of their face which Hero could fully see now that Villain had taken their mask off.
Villain backed away from them, pulling their shirt even further down so Hero couldn’t see the wounds anymore. They turned their face away, but Hero could see the defeat in their body language. The way Villain let their head hang and clenched their fists, biting on their lips.
“Villain, I want to help,” Hero said again. “You don’t have to talk about it, but please don’t shut yourself out.” Hero reached for Villain’s shoulders, feeling them relax at their touch, only for Villain to pull away again.
“I know you’re putting a lot of trust in me, taking me to your home and walking in here without your mask.”
Villain shrugged. “It doesn’t matter anyway. If you want to arrest me, there are many ways in which you can.” They turned around, showing Hero their full face. Eyes swollen and red from crying, baggs underneath and a dull, tired look. Hero would almost describe them like a zombie, although now that they had taken a shower, they looked a bit better.
“I made you something to eat. You can talk about those wounds if you want to, but you don’t have to. At least get something of what I made for you.” Villain nodded, too tired to get their voice to work again. Hero handed them some of the eggs and Villain slumped down on the couch to take a few bites.
This wasn’t how Hero imagined ever finding out about their secret identity, finally seeing the face behind the mask. Villain just didn’t seem.. alive.
As Villain was eating, Hero let their gaze drift through the house again. It was mostly dark and the piles of dust in front of the fire place suggested that Villain hadn’t used it in a long while. Hero quickly got up, gathering some of the wood and lighting it to let the heat spread. They only looked up at the sound of clattering dishware. Villain hadn’t even eaten half of it and already put it on the table.
“You need to eat something,” Hero said quietly. Villain shook their head and looked away, their eyes not focusing. Hero wasn’t going to force them, at least they had a little bit of it. Tomorrow they could go to the store and buy something to make a better meal, maybe even prep some that only needed to be heated in the microwave later.
“What do you need?” Hero asked, kneeling down before Villain and gently holding their hand. Villain just shook their head, their eyes teary. They pulled their hand away and hugged their knees even closer to their chest. Hero looked around and found a thick blanket. They lowered Villain down on the couch and threw the blanket over them, carefully tugging them in. Villain didn’t even protest.
“You just stay here, get some sleep. I will start cleaning if I can find a bucket and some cloths.” Villain just stared at them with an empty expression. Their eyes following Hero as they searched the house for the things they needed. First they threw everything out of the fridge and then they started cleaning. If this is what Villain needs, Hero would do it.
It hadn’t taken long before Villain closed their eyes and drifted off to sleep. Hero put on some quiet music and kept working. Villain seemed comfortable enough and even snored softly. They looked warm and peaceful.
Hero wondered what had happened to them. Those wounds looked bad and Villain seemed so defeated. Maybe they shouldn’t keep Villain here with the risk of losing them again as soon as Hero would leave. Maybe they should take them and drag their depressed ass to a clean place where they could recover. Hero should keep them at their place and keep them company, cook them food, give them a nice place to sleep. But they didn't want to stress Villain out even more by capturing them.
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A few hours had passed and the flames in the fireplace had almost gone out when Villain opened their eyes again. “Hero?”
Villain sat up and looked around. The light of the sun was starting to make it’s way into the house and they could hear music playing. The trash on the table was gone and so was the dust beside the fireplace. Hero had made real work of cleaning. The room was barely recognizable.
Then Villain looked down and found Hero laying on the carpet beside the couch. They had taken their cape as a pillow and seemed to be fast asleep. Had they kept watch?
“Hero? You can lay on the couch, I’m awake.” Villain gently shook Hero’s shoulder. Hero let out a groan and rolled on their back looking up at Villain. “You stay there and rest.”
“Come sit beside me then at least,” Villain said. They petted the couch beside them. Hero smiled and got to their feet. They took the blanket again and threw it over Villain’s shoulders hoping the weight would keep them some comfort. Then they sat down and pulled Villain close. Villain tensed, but Hero gently guided Villain’s head on their shoulder. “Is this okay?” Hero asked. Villain nodded, relaxing and closing their eyes. “More than okay.” They could get used to this.
Hello! I had an idea for a hero/villain prompt if you'd like it? Maybe the hero notices that their villain has been down/stressed recently and decides to look after them for a bit (whether this be more platonic stuff like cooking for them or just talking or more romantic stuff like giving them a bath or hugging them, it's up to you :)). Thank you so much, and I hope you're doing ok
Thank you so much for the request! I hope it’s a bit like you expected (otherwise I can always try to continue it and add more comfort). I’m a bit stressed and anxious the last few weeks, but I’m okay, thanks for asking.
I hope you like the story :)
TW: Hyperventilation, a bit of negative thinking/self talk (poor selfcare)
It wasn’t the first time that hero stumbled upon villain during one of their shifts, fighting them and preventing them from committing crimes. But tonight was different, as they found villain laying on the rooftop with their arms under their head, staring at the sky. They looked like they were close to falling asleep and they didn’t even react when hero came closer.
“You know, lying on a roof in your costume, listening to music, isn’t the safest thing for you to do,” hero said. Villain opened an eye and turned their head to the side to see hero standing beside them. They turned their gaze back to the stars, shining above them.
“What else am I supposed to do? Walk over the roves in my civilian clothes?” It was meant as a sarcastic comment, but something in their voice made hero think they weren’t as snappy as normal. They were actually pretty quiet for their doing, like they had been for the last few weeks.
Villain sighed and took their earplugs out. “What do you want, hero?”
“I don’t even know to be honest. I guess I just wanted to check up on you. You seem so different the last few weeks.”
Villain rolled their eyes. “And you thought I would talk to a hero like you? Even helping the villains now, aren’t we?” They sat up and got to their feet. “Sorry hero, but I’m a lone wolf. Not interested in sappy talks.”
They walked away, shaking their head for a short moment. Hero watched them, noticing villain was totally off guard and probably not able to focus much on what they were doing. Even though their shoulders were tensed like they were on high alert. It was the rest of their behavior that made hero worried, like reacting really late on sounds or not seeming focused during fights and taking hits they would normally easily have dodged.
Whatever it was that was bothering them, it was affecting their behavior. Hero couldn’t even remember the last time villain had been so… quiet? Hero had even noticed the sadness in their eyes, the tiredness. Would they even care if hero had warned the police instead of letting them go like this?
“Villain, wait!” Villain sighed again but stayed where they were. Normally they would just have kept walking.
“What?!” they asked, annoyance shimmering through their voice. “If you wanted to arrest me you would already have done it. Just leave me be.”
“I just wanted to let you know that I’m here if you need anything, okay?” hero said. “Just know that whatever it is that is bothering you, I am here to help.”
Villain stayed quiet for a long moment. They turned their head to look at hero for a second, opened their mouth as if they wanted to say something, but closed it without making a sound. They shrugged and huffed.
“As if I need a hero to help me. I’m fine.” With those words still hanging in the air, villain left, leaving hero wondering whether or not they should have done more.
Weeks went by where hero could only wonder about how villain was doing. They hadn’t seen villain around anywhere or even heard about them in the news. It almost looked like they completely disappeared from the earth bottom, which made hero even more worried about them.
Hero didn’t know why villain kept being on their mind so much. They were probably worried about their wellbeing, especially after last time. Hero knew how to see through masks, they had seen it so much, people trying to hide their feelings, pretending like everything was fine.
They did it themselves and knew better than anyone else how hard that could be, how lonely it could make you feel. Especially when you were also hiding a secret identity alongside all of that.
They almost missed the figure sitting against the wall. Knees pulled to their chest with their arms around it. Hero turned around to take a better look, finally after all those weeks seeing villain again. They only seemed more miserable than the last time.
“Villain? What are you doing?” hero asked, approaching them. Villain didn’t answer and hero could hear them breathing fast, like they were hyperventilating.
“Can I help?” hero asked, sitting down beside them. Villain shook their head.
“It… goes over… in a few minutes,” villain managed to say through their breaths. “Nothing new.”
Hero stayed with them as villain tried to get their breathing under control. It took them longer than normal because they knew someone was watching them, but they managed.
“Sorry, I didn’t want you to see,” villain said quietly, helping themselves back on their feet.
“Where are you going?” hero asked. “Is it okay for you to jump over roves now? What happened?”
“I’m fine, hero! I was just short of breath, tried to get some more, and started hyperventilating. Nothing wrong, I’m fine.” They took a few wobbly steps, still a bit dizzy, but so determined to get away from hero. Not wanting to show more.
Hero grabbed their shoulder, causing villain to flinch. “Okay, villain, that’s enough!” hero said. “I have been worried about you for weeks, then I find you like this and now you flinch. I’m going with you, make sure you don’t drop off a rooftop.”
“Fine,” villain sighed. “I am too tired to argue about this anyway.”
They let hero follow them all the way to their house. It was a lone house close to the woods, without any close neighbors. They could both go in without having to take their costumes off and worrying about people knowing where they were and discovering their identities.
Villain kicked their boots out and turned the lights on. The house was cold and everything except cozy. As they walked further, hero spotted quite a mess of things laying around.
“Sorry, I haven’t been able to clean anything lately. Too tired,” villain said as they walked towards the living room.
“Have you even taken care of yourself?” hero asked, taking all of it in. “When was the last time you had a proper meal?”
Villain shrugged, dropping themselves down on the couch. “I don’t know.”
“Okay, then what about other things? Brushing your teeth? Sleep? Showers?”
Villain shook their head. “I do still take showers though,” they said quietly, shrugging.
Hero shook their head in disbelief. They had no idea what happened to villain to make them feel so bad and tired. Why they were so stressed and everything except caring towards themselves. Hero felt like they had to do something. They had to help.
“Okay… What about this? You take a shower, right now. Not only letting the water come down, but actually washing your hair and skin and you brush your teeth even though it takes all of your energy. I will make something for you to eat and we can try and clean together. I know it takes a lot of energy, but you may feel a bit better afterward.”
Villain nodded. “Yeah.. sure.. fine.” They looked away from hero. “Thanks, I know I’m a bother.”
“You’re not. I told you I would be here for you to help. I don’t know what happened, but it’s fine. I’m here for you.” Villain nodded again, walking towards the stairs.
“Just don’t call the police, okay? I already feel stupid enough today.”
Hero looked up at them. “I thought you didn’t care anymore,” they said quietly, wording their thoughts.
Villain shrugged again. “Well, maybe I don’t care as much as I would have, that’s true.”
Hero walked towards villain and pulled them into a hug. “I care,” they said. “And I can stay as long as you need it, if you want.”
Villain was tense, but slowly relaxed into the soft touch. The gentleness hero was holding them with, made them emotional. They buried their face in hero’s shoulder before they could even stop themselves and held them even closer.
“I would like that,” villain admitted, close to tears. It meant a lot to them, more than they would like to admit.
Something happened to the royal (or high ranking person), maybe they were killed, maybe it was accident, maybe they were just really badly injured and won't wake up.
Nobody else was there, except their friend. But their friend is nowhere near the rank of the royal (maybe they're a servant).
And they try to tell people what really happened, but nobody believes them. They just get blamed and will receive punishment.
So they were desperately trying to help/save their friend, only to be found and dragged away, hurt and chained. Now they're on their knees in front of the king/queen, covered in their friend's blood, nearly in shock and griefing, desperately trying to explain themselves in front of all these powerful, angry people. Their tears and shaking voice do not help in getting their story straight.
(If the royal is badly injured, how do they react when they wake up and realize what was done to their friend?)
Ok so supervillain (m) absolutely OBSESSED w hero (f) and he's like HOPELESSLY in love with her like he'd burn the world for this woman even SAVE it if she asked. And he ofc has been trying to get her attention or smth like that like he's desperate for just one date.
And she ofcourse hates him, well kind of cause he's really REALLY damn sweet to her like if he finds out she likes smth he'd leaves 100 of those in her apartment. And he like leaves little stuff for her n yk n checks up on her. And he actually listens to her and is also HAWT
And he keeps asking her on just one date n she finally FINALLY agrees to a date
And the date is ofc nice asf n he's hella sweet (he almost died when he saw her cause she looked majestic) gentleman energy (we also love making our villains stupid rich hehe).
And she lwk had a nice time n when he drops her off she gives him the tiniest shyest kiss ever n bolts to her apartment door. N when I tell u tes FERAL.
(Totally won't mind if this turns into a series)
Thank you for reading this lol <3
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Ough the vision this gives me
"Why dont we go out sometime?"
"No."
"I was wondering if you were busy Thursday?"
"If its you asking, yes I am."
"Would you like to go out with me?"
"No."
"There's this new restaurant down by–"
"–No."
"I might not blow up the bank if you'd agree to dinner."
"No."
It seemed like the word "no" was all Supervillain ever heard from Hero's lips. Y'know, the lips he craved, the ones he spent hours wondering what they tasted like, how soft they were?
But it was always no. No. No. No. It was killing him. He tried everything in the book too! Flowers just because, the pastry she ordered from the local cafe every morning (how he obtained this information was DEFINITELY in agreement with the law), cards in the mail for her birthday, hell, he even broke into her apartment to fix the leaky sink! And it was still a no!
Months and months of this and he realized he'd have to be a lot smarter. He kept asking her everyday, whether it was a text, running into her on the street, breaking into her office. She had to be thoroughly annoyed with the question. He made sure he caused a big mess in the city to wear her out an fray her nerves before meeting her in her apartment when she came home right before the sun rose again.
"So," he purred from her armchair, the thought of how annoyingly delicious he looked lounging in the early morning shadows definitely never crossed Hero's mind, "about our earlier discussion–"
"Will you leave me alone if i say yes?"
"Well, I certainly won't have to ask you anymore."
She sighed and rubbed her temple, "fine. Now out. I want to sleep for 16 hours straight." She waved her hands like she was shooing a raccoon from a trashcan.
"Alright, alright, so, dinner, 7pm on Friday? Wear something nice?"
"Fine, whatever."
And of course, when Friday came, there was absolutely no meaning behind the five hours she had stressed over what to wear and how to do her hair.
But, when Supervillain finally arrived to pick her up, her efforts were not in vain. His heart genuinely skipped a beat and he had to pick his jaw up from the floor. He stumbled over his hellos and how are yous before leading her to his car and opening the door for her.
"I'm sure this car was obtained with legal money that you got from a reputable career after paying taxes, right?"
He looked at her like she was crazy from the driver's seat, "Well, yeah, what else would I do? Rob the bank on 1st Street?"
"Oh, you would never do such a thing."
He took her to an expensive restaurant, the kind she had never been to and could hardly tell what anything on the menu was. He was nice enough, almost polite, but she would never go as far to say he was a gentleman.
He wore the proper attire, and that's all Hero would say on paper. She'd never say anything about the way the black silk dress shirt stretched across his solid chest, tucked in nicely to a pair of slacks that made her think about the muscles of his thighs, the gold watch on his wrists that drew her eyes to linger on his fingers like an art student analyzing a Renaissance painting.
She'd never even think of that.
But then the real issue came: he made her laugh. Not just a little giggle, a laugh. When was the last time she even did that? It was over something stupid, too. The whole way back to her apartment she could barely even remember what made the joke funny, (they'd accidentally stayed until the restaurant closed and all the guests had left).
Maybe then, it was the distraction that made her do it. Maybe her mind was elsewhere, she clearly wasn't thinking and it just happened. But when she got out of the car and he walked her back up to her apartment to make sure she was safe, they exchanged a few words, and perhaps the devil himself had possessed her, and she was leaning in, her lips pressing warm on his cheek.
Her face got even warmer and she flinched back away from him (in disgust obviously), "Shit, uh, goodnight." The door slammed behind her.
He stood in shock. What just happened? He lifted a hand to his cheek, his heart pounding, his fingers came away smudged a rosey red from her lipstick. Dammit, he was in love.
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thinking about a whumpee who has been raped and then subsequently develops some sort of infection (sti, uti, bv, etc) and so that, even after the traumatic event is over, they physically Can’t put it behind them because the pain/discomfort is Constant. and then when it gets so bad they have to reach out to someone for help/someone notices that whumpee’s not okay, there’s the burning shame of it all. maybe caretaker doesn’t know that they were raped and gives them a bit of a hard time (“it happens to the best of us, whumpee”), or maybe they do and are able to understand how it got to be so bad, how it was so hard for whumpee to reach out for help. idk
it's late at night. whumpee came to them clearly mortified, barely able to get the words out. they stumbled through explaining what's going on, and when caretaker tried to lighten the mood, things just got so much worse. it should have worked... whumpee would have laughed at that, would have been relieved that caretaker was being cool about it, but not this time. this time it made their whole body convulse and the shame increase until it nearly took them to the floor.
caretaker wanted to crack a joke, poke a little fun, and then they'd make a plan together. caretaker would take whumpee somewhere they could get checked out, get treated. would help them get past this bump in the road, maybe work through why it took them so long to say something, why they let it get this bad before they asked for help or told anyone.
but that's not... that's not what's happened. it should have worked. they know whumpee, it should have worked. it didn't.
"hey," caretaker says. they sit up straighter, squint at whumpee. they're tired, it's the middle of the night, but they can tell something is going on here. something's wrong. more than just... something is wrong. this is about more than an infection that whumpee is ashamed to talk about, this is... there has been something wrong lately. they've noticed. and now this, and- "whumpee, did... did something happen?"
whumpee's body shudders again. their shoulders hunch and they crumple, their face pressing into their hands. "yeah," they admit, through a heaving breath, almost a sob. "yeah, i- i was-"
they can't get it out. but they don't have to. caretaker knows. they know.
"Give me another chance." | Trapped | Misunderstanding | Deception
CW: noncon touch (non-sexual), intimate/obsessive villain, injury, threats, established history between characters
@juneofdoom
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There was nowhere left to run; the alley ended in brick, and Villain blocked the exit with infuriating ease.
“Go on,” Villain said, spreading their arms slightly and smiling mockingly. “Try.”
The bait was obvious. They both knew it.
Hero still lunged sideways anyway.
Villain's arm snaked around their waist before they'd made it two steps, dragging them effortlessly back into reach. A harsh shove next and Hero was sent crashing into the brick wall hard enough for stars to burst across their vision.
Before they could recover, Villain’s hand slammed beside their head, caging them in.
Hero sucked in a rattling breath.
Villain stood too close for comfort now. Rain clung to their lashes. Hero could smell smoke and steel and the faint copper tang of blood.
“You know,” Villain said thoughtfully, “I was actually starting to feel insulted.”
Hero swallowed hard, throat bobbing. “...What?”
“All that running.” Villain clutched at their chest in mock offence, wearing the smile of someone thoroughly enjoying their own performance. “After everything we’ve been through?”
Hero shoved at them.
Villain's hand closed around their wrist.
Hero jerked back. The grip didn't budge.
Without looking away, Villain lifted their captured hand and pressed their palm to their own cheek.
Hero tried to pull free.
Villain's fingers tightened.
"See?" they said softly. "Was that so difficult?"
Hero yanked uselessly against their grip. “Let go!”
“But you’ve finally stopped pretending.” Villain practically purred, tightening their hold just enough to make Hero wince. “I’ve been waiting all night for this part.”
Hero hated the way their breathing hitched.
Hated that Villain heard it too.
The alley felt unbearably narrow now. Villain seemed to fill it entirely, leaving Hero nowhere to look but at them. Hero couldn’t think around them properly when they got like this—soft-voiced and intent and terrifyingly patient.
Villain leaned closer. “Tell me something,” they murmured. “When did you realise you weren’t winning?”
Hero glared at them silently.
Villain smiled again. “Was it when I dislocated your shoulder?” They brushed their fingers lightly against Hero’s arm and Hero flinched violently before they could stop themselves. Villain’s expression sharpened with delight. “No, wait. That was later.”
“Go to hell.”
“That’s not an answer.”
Hero’s knees nearly buckled as another wave of dizziness rolled through them. Villain’s grip steadied automatically at their waist before they could fall properly.
Hero scowled. The bastard was right, but they didn’t have to rub it in!
“And yet,” the bastard Villain continued anyway, voice deceptively soft, “you’re still trying so hard not to beg.”
Hero stiffened.
A slow smile spread across Villain’s face, sharp with satisfaction.
“Oh, you hate that word, don’t you?”
Hero’s face burned with anger despite the cold rain. “I’m not begging you for shit.”
“No?” Villain asked mildly.
Their hand slid up slowly, fingers curling around Hero’s throat. Not squeezing yet, just resting there possessively enough to make Hero’s pulse jump beneath their palm.
“You always sound so pretty when you’re desperate.”
Hero’s stomach dropped.
“Don’t—”
“Do you remember last winter?” Villain interrupted, malice dancing across their face. “Warehouse district. You had a collapsed lung.” Their thumb brushed lightly against Hero’s pulse. “You could barely breathe. Kept looking at me like you thought I might actually let you die.”
Hero looked away.
Villain caught their jaw immediately and forced them back.
“Ah-ah. Stay with me.”
Their voice had gone warm now. Interested.
“You said please six times that night.”
Hero’s face twisted with humiliation. “Shut up.”
“And then,” Villain continued like they hadn’t spoken, “you grabbed my coat and said—”
“I said shut up.”
“‘Please don’t leave me here!’”
Hero shoved at them again, weaker this time. More irrational than forceful.
Villain barely moved.
“Oh, that hit a nerve.” Villain sounded delighted. “You remember.”
Hero wished they didn’t.
Villain watched the shame crawl slowly across their expression and looked damn near reverent about it.
“That’s the thing about you,” they murmured. “You act so righteous until you’re cornered.” Their grip tightened slightly against Hero’s throat. “Then suddenly you remember how badly you don’t want to die.”
Hero’s breathing had gone uneven now. They could hear it themselves. Fast and shallow and humiliatingly frightened.
Villain could definitely hear it too.
They leaned closer still. “Go on.”
Hero stared at them.
“Ask nicely.”
“No,” Hero said too quickly.
Villain’s smile turned vicious.
“Oh, that was pathetic.”
Hero’s chest tightened painfully.
They hated this.
Hated how Villain could peel them apart piece by piece until there was nothing left except raw fear and instinct and the desperate need to get out.
Villain studied them for another long moment before sighing softly.
“You know,” they said, “I was going to break your ribs.”
Hero looked up sharply at that. Villain, meanwhile, appeared far more interested in tracing the line of their throat.
“But now I’m reconsidering.” Their thumb traced Hero’s pulse again. “Because this is much more entertaining.”
Hero swallowed against the hand at their throat.
Villain watched the movement with open interest.
"Go on," Villain said quietly. "You already know what I'm asking for."
Hero closed their eyes.
The rain continued to fall. Their shoulder hurt. Their legs hurt. Everything hurt. Standing felt difficult. Thinking felt difficult. Villain's voice seemed to fill the entire alley, leaving no room for anything else.
“Please,” Hero said finally, the word scraping out broken and quiet.
Villain closed their eyes briefly like they were savouring it.
Hero immediately hated themselves for saying it.
Villain looked positively euphoric.
“Again.”
Hero’s face burned.
“...Don’t do this.”
“That’s not what I asked.”
The rain hammered against the alley around them. Somewhere far away, sirens wailed faintly through the city.
Hero’s legs shook harder.
Villain waited patiently.
They knew they’d win this eventually.
The absolute certainty of it was unbearable. Hero looked away first.
“Please,” they whispered again, voice breaking. “Just—give me another chance.”
Villain went still for half a heartbeat.
Then they laughed softly, the sound warm with genuine pleasure.“God,” they murmured. “I could listen to that for hours.”
*~*~*~*
Scribbled this in the dead of night under circumstances that my lawyer has advised me not to discuss 😡😤 am gonna whack him with his damn hammer
this was supposed to be June of Doom #3, but according to several unreliable sources, including "the date," it is June 7.
We are ignoring this. Anyone attempting to inform me that a week of June has already passed will be launched directly into the sun.
it all leads back to that glowing bastard eventually
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I need him to loosely have a gun pointed at him and raise his arms in surrender and get on his knees while his partner boss calmly negotiates with the guy who’s pointing the gun at him and told him to get on his knees.
Bonus points if he’s kneeling next to his boss.
Bonus bonus points if he’s weaker than his boss so the entire thing of him getting on his knees is just to humiliate him.
Bonus bonus bonus points if the boss doesn’t care that he’s being humiliated.
enemies to lovers but its not "who did this to you?" but its "I did this to you" bc damn in the moment it felt necessary but the cuts weren't supposed to be that deep. the lashes should have faded by now, right? why are they still limping? make your characters self reflect. burden them with guilt and regret :) imagine laying in bed with the person you grew to love, only for them to roll over in their sleep and for you to see the nettled scars you inflicted on them
Character who was forced to watch their loved one be hurt feeling gut-wrenching guilt in the aftermath when they experience flashbacks or intrusive thoughts/images of the event
They weren’t even the one who got the worst of it. What is wrong with them, that they’d sit there and relive their friend’s worst moments like that?
So they don’t tell anyone about what they’re going through. They certainly don’t tell their friend. It just quietly simmers inside them, like a pot threatening to boil over.
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character a is pacing, their mouth set in a hard line. It’s been hours since character disappeared- but surely they’re fine. They can handle themselves. They’ll be alright. Right?
suddenly, there’s a noise from outside. Character a turns around and sees character c getting out of/off a car, horse, or whatever, holding someone wrapped in a blanket. Character a’s heart drops into their stomach. No.
character a runs outside and character c calls them. “Character a! They’re alive! They’re hurt-“
character a’s world narrows down to the person in character c’s arms. Character c pushes the cold, still bundle into character a’s arms. Character a tucks character b under their chin, rocking them slightly.
Character b opens their eyes. “…character a?” They whisper. “Cold…”
“I know, kid. I know. You’re home, you hear me? You’re alright.” Character a says.
character c puts their hand on character A’s arm. “I’m sorry, but we need to get them help.”
Caretaker feeling guilty about something is always interesting.
Maybe whumpee got hurt because of them or even protecting them.
Maybe they were in the same situation as whumpee and blame themselves for not risking their life as whumpee did.
Maybe they believe they have to hide something important from whumpee because bad news won’t help their recovery.
Maybe they are secretly in love with whumpee and touching them while they’re hurt feels like taking advantage of them.
If whumpee knew, they would not blame caretaker for any of this. They would be surprised caretaker even felt bad in the first place. But whumpee doesn’t know — all they see is that caretaker acts strange and avoids eye contact. It makes whumpee start feeling like a burden.