#!readers

spoiled!kook!reader

childhood backdrop: grew up in a huge, echoing house on figure-eight with too many rooms and not enough warmth. there was always a fresh bouquet in the foyer, a chef making little gourmet lunches in the kitchen, and a driver who waited out front like clockwork. her mom was the queen bee of every country club committee — pinched smile, pearls, a little too much wine in the evenings. she entered reader in pageants before she could even walk, taught her to pose before she could talk. it wasn’t cruel, just curated — reader was a doll in a glass case, constantly being brushed and displayed.

relationship with parents: she’s a daddy’s girl in a complicated way — he was always gone, but when he came back, he showed up. gifts, attention, pet names like “pumpkin” and “sweetheart” that made her feel small in the best way. he never said no to her, but never really saw her either. her mom wasn’t unkind, just…distantly obsessed. she didn’t care if spoiled!kook!reader was happy — she cared if spoiled!kook!reader was perfect.

emotional core: she never really rebelled because she never had to — she always got what she wanted, even if what she wanted was a little love, disguised as another shiny bracelet. now, she chases attention like a prize ribbon and doesn’t know how to feel if someone isn’t watching.

house visuals:

babydoll!reader

childhood backdrop: soft little life. ruffled socks, glitter lip gloss, baby pink nightlights. her house always smelled like vanilla candles and fresh laundry. she was the kind of little girl who twirled her hair and talked to her dolls like they were real. she had a good relationship with her parents, but they were busy and just a little emotionally worn down. they loved her, but it was her grandparents who really saw her sparkle. grandma taught her how to bake, how to crochet. grandpa let her watch old movies on the couch while brushing her hair with big calloused hands.

relationship with parents: they tried their best, but they weren’t built for a girl like her. they didn’t always get her dreamy little mind or why she cried when her dress didn’t match her socks. still, they adored her in their own quiet way.

emotional core: she learned early that softness doesn’t always get attention — so she leans into sweetness, into being the baby, into saying “please” and “thank you” and smiling until someone notices. babydoll’s heart bruises easily, but she covers it in bows and perfume.

rebellion: lets men pick her up in convertibles wearing sundresses and no underwear

house visuals: her parents and then her grandparents

bunny!reader

childhood backdrop: raised in a very structured, religious home. modest dresses. early curfews. her dad is a preacher or deeply involved in the church — strict, charismatic, respected. her mom is obedient and kind, a homemaker who believes in order, peace, and tradition. bunny!reader was the golden child. always helping in the kitchen, leading sunday school singalongs, making her bed every morning. she never got to choose her path, it was chosen for her.

relationship with parents: her father’s love was conditional, and she learned to perform for it. her mother loved her, but never protected her. everything had to look perfect on the outside, so bunny!reader swallowed her shame and guilt whenever she wanted something bad. she loves them both, but she fears them more.

emotional core: bunny!reader is all buttoned-up longing. she hides the shaking in her hands with lace gloves. she blushes when boys look at her, but can’t help it when she looks back. she’s never allowed to want, which is exactly why she wants so much.

core wound: desire is a sin—so she hides hers behind pink cheeks and long skirts.

rebellion: one night she lets rafe call her a good girl with his hand between her thighs and doesn’t pray after.

house visuals:

bambi!reader

childhood backdrop: raised by a single dad who worked long hours in some blue-collar job—mechanic, foreman, maybe a park ranger. their house was small, quiet, and smelled like coffee and old books. he wasn’t the best at braiding hair, but he tried. always tried. her mom came and went — beautiful, elusive, like a hummingbird. she’d show up with candy and perfume and promises, then disappear just as quick.

relationship with parents: her dad is her rock. he taught her to ride a bike and scared away her first crush. he’s not perfect—he forgets things, gets tired, doesn’t always know how to handle her tears—but he’s there. her mom? a ghost with red lipstick. bambi wanted to be her and hated her all at once.

emotional core: she learned early that books don’t leave. she clings to fiction and fantasy, and sometimes to the wrong men. she wants to be held more than anything, but pretends she doesn’t care if she’s not. her sweetness is quiet, easily overlooked, and that makes her ache even more.

house visuals:

puppy!reader

childhood backdrop: big, loud, chaotic love. older brothers roughhousing in the living room, cartoons on full blast, crumbs from snacks she wasn’t supposed to eat on the couch cushions. she followed her brothers around like a baby duckling, getting into trouble and giggling the whole time. her house was a little messy, always warm, full of life. backyard BBQs, Christmas lights left up too long, popsicles in the freezer year-round.

relationship with parents: daddy’s girl to the max. he calls her “my little shadow” because she never leaves his side. her mom is loud and kind, the type to wipe dirt off her face with spit and a paper towel. they adore her. they spoil her. her brothers teased her mercilessly, but also beat up anyone who looked at her funny. she was everyone’s baby.

emotional core: she’s never had to earn love — which is beautiful, but also leaves her vulnerable. she doesn’t know what to do when someone isn’t as gentle as her family. she craves affection like air and clings to praise like a pup chasing a ball.

cherry!pie!reader

childhood backdrop: trailer park. broken screen doors, stale cigarette smoke, and the hum of a TV that never gets turned off. her dad left before she really knew him. her mom had a revolving door of boyfriends, each worse than the last. she kept her door locked at night. she learned early how to lie, how to flirt, how to distract.

relationship with parents: she hates her mom but also needs her. there’s a cruel dependency there. her mom taught her how to wear eyeliner and how to act “grown,” but not how to be safe. her dad is a phantom. she resents him for leaving, but still dreams about what it would’ve been like if he stayed.

emotional core: cherry!pie learned to seduce to survive. she associates love with chaos, attention with danger. she’s tough, but only because she had to be. under the sass and gloss, there’s a soft little girl who just wanted someone to take her home and mean it.

i write for: rafe cameron 𝜗᭪ 🂶 - smut, ❀ - fluff, 𖤓 - angst

!readers

𝜗𝜚 bunny!reader

𝜗𝜚 soft!kook!reader

𝜗𝜚 farmgirl!reader

oneshots

𝜗𝜚 kook!reader sneaks out to a boneyard kegger & bsf!rafe gets protective ❀ 𖤓

blurbs,prompts,drabbles

𝜗𝜚 mean!rafe cockwarming + edging you 🂶

𝜗𝜚 bf!rafe fingers + eats you out while you're on the phone 🂶 ❀

𝜗𝜚 mean-stepsis!reader edging sub-stepbro!rafe at the dinner table 🂶

𝜗𝜚 mean-stepsis!reader gives sub-stepbro!rafe what he wants... at a price 🂶

𝜗𝜚 hate sex with rafe 🂶 𖤓

𝜗𝜚 you and rafe's little secret ❀

plinks 18+

𝜗𝜚 rafe cameron p!links!

 🦌 ⊹ᡣ𐭩₊⋆ ─── introducing bambi!reader

kildare's sweetheart .ᐟ  doe-eyed girl.  1111.  old films. lace-trimmed dresses.  scented candles.  chess. classic fairytales.  pressed flowers.  vintage jewlery.  pink stationary.  baked goods.  heart locket necklace.  wicker baskets.  handwritten letters.  patchwork quilts.

.ᐟ    bambi!reader is the sweetest girl in kildare. she's soft spoken and shy, skiddish like a little deer. she's easily spooked and gets nervous very easily, small giggles falling past her lips when she starts to feel her skin heating up and the anxiety creeping in.

.ᐟ    bambi!reader is as sentimental as they get. she has a little box of all the birthday cards she's ever recieved, and she holds every gift she's ever been given near and dear to her heart. she loves giving the people she loves random little gifts and trinkets, whether it be a flower she picked on her way to see them or some baked goods she whipped up.

.ᐟ    bambi!reader is a master at chess. she picked it up playing with her father growing up, and she was fascinated by the strategy of it, the anticipation of your opponent's move and the reaction to what they eventually decide to do. you wouldn't expect it by looking at her, but she's surprisingly competitive.

.ᐟ    bambi!reader is a lover girl. she wears her heart on her sleeve and is often very trusting. she's a people pleaser that values how other people see her more than anything else, which often ends up in her getting hurt by people who take advantage of that. still, she continues to try and see the good in people, despite the pain it causes her.

meet my !readers !

𐙚 ‧₊˚ ⋅ islander!reader

𐙚 ‧₊˚ ⋅ blackcat!reader

more coming soon...

                   ୭ৎ my !readers (obx) .ᐟ

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   swan!reader.

   witch!reader.

   sunshine!reader.

   mean!pogue!reader.

   allamerican!reader.

                 ୭ৎ my !readers (soa) .ᐟ

   outlawprincess!reader.

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