#beck interactions

@betterdcyz​ sent Joe @ Beck: “ have i crossed the line ? ”

Beck’s own laptop had met with an unfortunate accident that involved his son’s soccer ball. So he’d borrowed Alec’s computer while his husband was at work. When he turned the screen on, he was surprised to see one of the tabs was open to a website about adoption laws in Massachusetts. Which wasn’t that strange. After all, they’d been through the process when they’d gotten married and Alec had legally become Skyler’s second parent. But he also noticed a tab with nursery ideas, and another with surrogacy laws pulled up. So he’d waited patiently til that night, when Alec had been home for a few hours and had a chance to relax, and when Sky was in bed, to bring up the subject. “I borrowed your laptop this afternoon” he said, as they were curled up together on the couch watching TV. His head was resting on his husband’s shoulder but as he spoke, he moved to get a good look at Alec’s face. “Was there any particular reason you were looking up ideas for a nursery?” Sky was almost 7 now, well past the nursery age. And if Beck was honest, he missed having a baby in the house. Those first few years, when he’d been alone except for the help of his parents and his sister, had been rough. But now that he had Alec, it was easier. He had someone to share every milestone with, someone who loved Sky as his own and who was willing to share the heavy lifting with Beck. And as Beck had looked at the information on his husband’s laptop, he realized how much he would have loved to have shared those first few years with Alec.

Beck laughed. “Well, you’d hardly be the first person to see me naked” he said. ‘It was more of a warning, so that you don’t die from excitement at the sight of my perfect body.”  He flashed her a playful grin.

Beck was on his way back from the bar, having missed the pack meeting. He was in a good mood, thanks to the drinks he’d had that night. But as he cut across the Blackstone compound, he groaned when he spotted his alpha. Beck had nothing by respect for Adam. But he also had a feeling his alpha was not happy about him missing a pack meeting. Pasting on a look of perfect innocence, he waved to the other man. “What’s up?” he asked, trying to sound casual.

"You have been very well behaved." Spoken like a prayer as he approached, closing what little space was left between them. "Very obediant. Very loyal." It seemed he was in the mood to lavish Beck with praises.

"Maybe you are deserving of a reward. For being my little good boy."

@vvhiskeyneat

Beck didn't want to admit how easily he'd crumble being told he was a good boy, obedient... he was loyal in some sense and then in another, he was far from it. He turned up every week, provided good information, what set up the law enforcement was working on, what traps and what he'd do to try and keep any organised crimes under wraps. He did have some morals which included money and civilian threat. He'd thought from his early days in enforcement how wrong it was, that it'd all become about stopping this heist and that, protecting this business or that big bank rather than protecting innocent lives.

@llovewiins​ sent “don’t do that. don’t shut me out.” (( beck

She doesn’t want to shut the other out but who can she trust? After her brush with death with Joe, who is on her side? Who will believe her when he’s so charming? When she has no proof he’d tried to kill her?  And where the hell is he anyway? He thought she’d been killed, but he was wrong, and now she wants to take him down but how?