#(case files)

gator tillman x reader

warnings: physical and emotional abuse themes run heavy throughout this entire story - if this is not suitable for you please don’t read , smut (eventually), substance use, strong language, morally grey actions, dark themes, threats, high stakes danger, violence, mentions of murder, trauma, ptsd.

synopsis (lovers to enemies to lovers, i can fix him, submissive!gator in the bedroom)

Tasked with stopping Roy Tillman, the corrupt sheriff of Stark County, you know the easiest way to him is through his son, Gator. Your mentor’s words echo in your mind: “Are you sure you can handle hurting this boy?” You already know the answer. Yes.

a/n: helllooo, i’ve had this idea floating around so am aiming for a five parter fic. this is the first time I have written aaanny fanfic since I was 14 so please go gentle. Chapter 1 is written but I’m going to stagger posting until I’m halfway done with the next chapter so please expect the first part to come out next week! looking forward to going on this journey with you <3

Part One: The Assignment

Part Two: Too Close

Part Three: Don’t Fall Asleep 18+ mdni!!

Part Four: No Way Back 18+ mdni!!

Part Five: Untitled

Part Six: No Winners

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An entity found within the universe of my book; Boogeymen: Fates Schism.

TRUMP WAS COMPROMISED BY ISRAEL BTW!! ITS A DIRECT QUOTE!

The worst part is the republican meat swallowers saying that "its all allegations" and how "women always lie about rich guys bc they want money and attention" or the good ol "she wanted it." They dont look at the files, and when they do, they claim its all just ALLEGATIONS because thats all a complaint it.

And if you guys look at the first image, Im not sure who's talking to who since its redacted. But theyre talking about eating murdered babies's intenstines. I feel like rape is such an easy thing to be mad at, because its horrendous, but then you go deeper. Its satanic at best. All that money and they'll still up burning in hell.

Interlocutory appeal is an appeal of a trial court's judgement made before a case has concluded - i.e. no final (guilty/innocent) verdict has yet been issued. Such appeals are very rare as appellate courts generally only review final decisions.