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Simon always said to call him whenever you needed anything. When a knock and suspicious sounds make you wary to be alone, naturally you call Simon for comfort. Only instead of getting your sweet Simon, it's Ghost who comes to your rescue.
tw: identity duality(simon/ghost), overprotective!ghost, borderline obsessive!ghost, mild physical roughness, mentions of fear/panic/anxiety, authoritative/commanding tone, protective/possessive behaviors(ghost), stalking/implied possible break-in wc: 1k
It started with a knock on your door. Too soft to be the delivery guy, too irregular to be a needy neighbor. You didnât think too hard about it, dismissing the knock as possibly kids just being kids. That is, until you overheard sounds of rustling in the bushes beneath the front window in your living room. The sounds were quick and sharp, definitely not like an animal moving through the area.
Your hand trembles as you reach for your phone, your heartbeat thudding in your chest and the pounding of your own blood within your ears is deafening as you felt the anxiety and panic rising within you. You didnât think twice before dialing his number. You bite at your bottom lip nervously as you wait for him to pick up, your eyes staying on the window, as if whateverâor, whoeverâwas outside would pop up any moment.
You hear the line pickup. âSimon?â you whisper, voice cracking in the quiet of your apartment, your ears straining to listen for the intruding sounds of someone on your property. A beat of silence. Then his voice, low and taut. âWhat happened?â
You explain your fears in clipped, trembling phrasesâthe knock, the sounds outside, how you swear itâs a person and not just a wild animal. His end of the line goes quiet again, except for the sounds of movement, keys jingling. A door slamming. The ignition of a truck.
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By the time you dared to peek through the curtains and blinds of your living room windows, headlights flashed across your yard. A truck pulling into your driveway. His truck. Relief floods through your chestâthen curdles in a mix of excitement and awe when he steps out of the truck. Not Simon. Ghost.
The skull mask catches the light, hollow eyes locked on the front of your house. He moves with lethal certainty, shoulders squared, every inch of him a predator set loose. He stares at you when you open the door, his frame filling the threshold like a shadow made flesh. He didnât say a word, a heavy hand on your hip as he pushes you back into safety as he enters your home. Heâs already scanning the entire living space. âStay inside,â he orders, his voice leaving no room for negotiation. The voice he uses on missions. The one that doesnât tolerate hesitation. The lieutenant.Â
You open your mouth, the wrong name on your tongueâSimonâbut your words wither under his stare. His eyes werenât soft like usual, werenât the ones that crinkled when you tease him. Now his eyes were sharp, cold, and focused. The Simon you know replaced with the tactical man most others knew him as. The man that drew fear and dread from his enemies, and respect from those who work alongside him.
He tore through the rooms of your home with frightening efficiency. Yanking open doors, checking windows, his heavy boots thudding against the floorboards. Moving about like a deadly fog throughout the space. You followed without thinking, at least until he spun and the bared teeth of his mask filled your vision.
He stalked towards you, forcing you backwards until you were back in the living room and falling onto your couch. âSit down, stay put, and donât follow me.â His voice was a command that rooted you to the spot. You obeyed, pulse racing, your eyes tracking him as he vanished down the hall. Every soundâthe creak of doors, the slam of window latchesâset your nerves on edge. The distant give of your patio door closing as he checks the perimeter.
When he returns, relief sags through your body, but before you could speak, his hand cups your face. His slightly calloused thumb brushing your skin a little too hard, more rough, possessive than gentle and soothing. âWhoever it was is gone,â he says finally.
You look at him with those sweet, trusting eyes he loves so much. âYou call me again,â he orders, voice low enough to vibrate against your bones. âEvery time. Don't wait, donât hesitate.â Your lips part. âSimonâŚâ
His jaw flexes beneath the mask, but he doesnât correct you. Doesnât soften either. The man in front of you wasnât Simonânot really. He was Ghost. The one who didnât cook breakfast with you in the mornings, didnât laugh until you both were snorting, didnât rub your head while you cuddled up to him during movie nights. The one who killed, who hunted, who protected you like it was instinct carved into his bones. The other side of the coin that is your sweet Simon.
His voice was quieter, but no softer. âYou donât open the door at night. Ever. Doesnât matter who you think it is. You donât answer, you donât look. You call me. Always.â You swallow, nodding along to his demands. âOkay.â âSay it.â A command wrapped in something almost like care. Your breath hitches. â...Iâll call you.â You felt a flip in your stomach, something inside you aching. You werenât sure if you missed your usual Simon, or if part of you liked how dangerous Ghost felt when he was this close, when he was overly protective. Overly intense. All for you.
Satisfied, he settles onto the couch, positioning you so youâre sat between his legs as he spreads out longways along the couch. A cage disguised as comfort. One you allowed yourself to settle into, making yourself at home within the confines of his arms around you, holding onto your waist to keep you centered.
For a long minute you let yourself lean into the shape of him there, the scent of leather and cologne clinging to the air. It shouldâve felt suffocating. Instead, a strange, guilty comfort slid through you. As you drifted to sleep on him, you realized that calling him in situations like these would always bring Ghost before Simon. And as wrong as that felt sometimes, you found you couldnât quite bring yourself to regret it.
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