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Bucky Barnes would give the most PASSIONATE, SOFTEST And GENTLE love making of your life (and probably cry after) but yall write him as this abusive daddy dom donât PMO
Y/n is a multimillionaire. Wanda Maximoff is a divorced mum of two twin boys who is trying her best. What happens when their paths cross at a club and Y/n takes Wanda home for the night?
Warnings: This story is an 18+ read, Minors DNI, contains talks and description of Death, Accidents, Injury, Child Loss, Abuse (Physical and Emotional), Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Suggestive themes, Smut (Each Chapter With Themes Explained), Angst (Lots of It), And Some Fluff Thrown in because I felt bad. Top Reader, Bottom Wanda
Each chapter will come with their own warnings.
This is a story that I have put up on my Wattpad and my Ao3 and thought I would share it here for more of you wonderful people. I do hope you enjoy this read. There will be mistakes here and there and maybe some incorrect translations.
So this is an AU story with the MCU characters. So the ages and story lines with be changed and different from that in the movies.Â
I will right some history for each character as the story progresses just so ages and other things make sense.Â
All the Character's in this are played by their respective actors and certain aspects of the MCU have been added in. But once again its not going to be an alternative marvel story it is a completely different universe.Â
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Summary: Nico di Angelo and Will Solace are living an idyllic suburban life in the town of Westview, New Jersey. As their surroundings begin to move through different decades and they encounter various television tropes, the couple suspects that things are not as they seem.
Oh, A newlywed couple just moved to town
A regular husband and husband
Who left the big city to find a quiet life
Will&Nico!
Heâs the prince of darkness in a small-town locale
Heâs a hubby with a warmth that can stun
How will this duo fit in and fulfill all?
By sharing a love like youâve never seen
Will&Nico!
The sun cast a golden glow over the flawless suburban neighborhood, where white picket fences framed rows of cheerful homes.
Will Solace whistled a bright, off-key tune as he flipped pancakes on the stove. He wore a checkered apron over his crisp white shirt. The smell of warm batter and syrup filled the air.
Behind him, Nico di Angelo sat at the kitchen table, his dark eyes glued to the calendar on the wall. A red circle marked todayâs date, bold and insistent. His brows knit together in thought, and his pale fingers absently drummed against the polished wood of the table.
âDarling, if you keep staring at that calendar any harder, you might just set it on fire,â Will teased, his sunny tone filled with exaggerated warmth. He flipped a pancake into the air with unnecessary flair, catching it perfectly in the pan. âBreakfast wonât set itself, you know.â
Nico barely looked up. âIâm thinking,â he muttered, his voice low and distant.
âAbout how lucky you are to have a husband who can cook like this?â Will quipped, sliding a stack of golden pancakes onto a plate. He placed it in front of Nico with a flourish, as though presenting a gourmet masterpiece.
Nico huffed a quiet laugh but didnât take his eyes off the calendar. âWhatâs so special?â
âSpecial?â Will echoed, raising an eyebrow. He grabbed a cup of coffee and sat across from Nico, his smile tinged with mischief.
Nicoâs his expression remained cool. âNothing,â he said, forcing a casual tone.
Will leaned forward, resting his chin on his hand. âHmm, why the brooding darling? You look like youâre plotting a murder.â
âMaybe I am,â Nico said flatly, but the corner of his mouth twitched upward.
Will laughed, the sound bright and infectious. âWell, I hope itâs not me youâre plotting against. Percyâs called another big meeting, and you know how he gets when someone doesn't show up.â He stood, adjusting his tie with exaggerated precision. âPercy Jackson and deadlines are a match made in chaos.â
âWork,â Nico repeated, watching Will grab his briefcase. âSure. Have fun.â
Will leaned down to plant a quick kiss on Nicoâs temple. âTry not to miss me too much, love. See you tonight!â
And with that, he was gone, leaving Nico alone with his thoughts and the mocking red circle on the calendar.
As the hours dragged on, Nicoâs unease grew. The date gnawed at him, refusing to let go. He paced the living room, his black shirt and slacks blending into the shadows. What was it? Had he truly forgotten something important? An anniversary? A birthday?
He stopped in front of the calendar, staring at the marked date as though it might whisper its secrets. âHeâs going to kill me if I messed this up,â Nico muttered. His mind raced, and then, like a switch flipping, he understood. Their anniversary! If it wasn't either of their birthdays, it's got to be their anniversary. And he was going to make it unforgettable.
By the time Will returned home, the house was transformed. The curtains were drawn, and soft candlelight bathed the room in a golden glow. The record player spun a sultry jazz tune, and a bottle of wine sat open on the coffee table. Nico stood near the door, his dark eyes catching the flicker of the flames. His usual brooding demeanor was replaced by an air of deliberate mystery, his black shirt unbuttoned just enough to suggest heâd been waiting for this moment all day.
Will stepped inside, his hand on the doorknob as he surveyed the scene. âWell, this is... unexpected,â he said, his lips curling into a crooked smile.
Nico smirked, leaning casually against the wall. âWelcome home, sunshine,â he said, his voice low and smooth. âI thought we could make tonight special.â
Before Will could respond, the sound of a car door slamming outside made them both turn. Nicoâs eyes widened as two figures approached the house. Percy and Annabeth Jackson walked towards them, looking far less glamorous than the romantic evening Nico had planned.
âOh,â Nico said flatly, his voice dripping with disappointment. âWeâre... having company.â
Willâs screwed up in confusion. âPercy and Annabeth are joining us for dinner. Did you not remember, love?â
Nico blinked, his frustration barely contained. âRight. You invited them over for.... dinner.â
âSure did,â Will said cheerfully.
Nicoâs jaw tightened, but he forced a smile as the Jacksons approached. âOf course,â he said through gritted teeth. âMake yourselves at home.â
Dinner was an exercise in barely restrained chaos. Percyâs boisterous energy filled the room as he recounted office antics, while Annabeth corrected him with the precision of someone who had heard these stories too many times before.
âAnd then the copier started smoking,â Percy said, gesturing wildly with his fork. âTurns out someone jammed it with, get this, a peanut butter sandwich!â
âIt was a granola bar,â Annabeth said, her voice calm but firm. âAnd it wasnât smoking. It was overheating because someone ignored the error messages.â
Will laughed, his eyes crinkling with genuine delight. Nico, on the other hand, sipped his wine in silence, his mind spinning with annoyance and confusion.
Suddenly, the air grew heavy, and the room fell unnaturally silent. Percy and Annabeth froze mid-laugh, their expressions blank and unmoving. The candles flickered wildly, and the record player distorted into a haunting, warped melody.
Nicoâs hand gripped the edge of the table. âWill,â he said, his voice low and urgent. âDo you see that?â
Will frowned, looking around. âSee what?â
Before Nico could respond, the strange distortion stopped. Percy and Annabeth resumed their conversation as if nothing had happened, their laughter and words picking up mid-sentence.
Nicoâs heart pounded. His dark eyes darted between the guests, searching for any sign that they, too, had noticed something amiss. But the moment passed as quickly as it had come, leaving him alone with his unease.
After Percy and Annabeth left, the house was quiet once more. Nico stood in the kitchen, staring at the flickering candlelight. His mind replayed the strange events of the evening, each detail more unsettling than the last.
Will approached him from behind, wrapping his arms around Nicoâs waist. âHey,â he said softly. âYouâve been quiet tonight. Whatâs on your mind?â
Nico hesitated, his heart racing. âNothing,â he lied. âJust tired.â
Will pressed a kiss to the back of his neck. âWell, whatever it is, weâll figure it out.â
Nico closed his eyes, leaning into Willâs embrace. âYeah,â he said quietly. âWe'll figure it out.â
But deep down, he knew that something was very, very wrong.
BLACK WIDOW SERIES AU
Natasha Romanoff x GN Reader
Summary - natasha is the ceo of a designer fashion brand Black Widow , you are her Crea
It was six in the morning, and you were catching the subway into the city to your job at Black Widow, an up and coming designer brand .
You sipped your coffee and prayed today went smoothly . There was a team meeting which you knew was just going to be your boss , Natasha Romanoff, demanding everyone , mostly you, to do better.
She had it out for you and you were certain of it , anything she had a problem with.. it was now your problem . You swear you'd be an alcoholic from stress if you had the free time to drink but most nights you stay until early morning working on anything she needed ..you ran around like a puppy on a leash for her and you weren't even her damn assistant
You were Creative Director , so seasonal themes , staff hire and apparently natashas personal punching bag were all your responsibility at this company .
As you pushed through the heavy glass doors to the building , Wanda at the front desk gave you a sympathetic smile
"she asked for me didn't she" you sighed , already feeling that bit anxiety in the pit of your stomach start to rise
"She did ...she told me to tell you to go to her office as soon as you arrived" Wanda replied sheepishly "it's okay Wanda thank you"
You didn't bother stopping off at your office on the way to leave your bag and coat because anymore time added on to however long Natasha was already waiting for you would just be a pain in the ass for you .
*knock knock*
"Come in" Natashas voice rang through her office . You opened the door and walked through , closing it gently behind you . You told yourself you would stand tall and refuse to let her bully you but as soon as you seen her stern stare you broke .
"your late" she spat
you quickly checked the clock on her wall to be certain which you were that you were actually early ..
"Im actually early , I don't start till seven fifteen" you replied confused , looking back to the redhead who raised an eyebrow and looked you up and down in distain "your aware you work with a designer brand right ? yet you come to work everyday looking like a washed up hobo"
You usually took pride in the way you looked and your style , sure it wasn't everyone's cup of tea but you enjoyed expressing yourself through clothes , that's why you got a job in fashion but it was making out to be far harder to deal with than you thought
"fix it" Natasha added , crossing her legs and leaning back into her chair "was there something you needed me for" you asked , choosing to ignore her jab at your style and to redirect it to the reason she called for you
"yes , these spreadsheets are disastrous.. we are not doing a fashion show in Milan in the middle of winter" you furrowed your eyebrows together not exactly understanding what she was rejecting "but the faux coat line will be on the runway , it goes with the theme I mean you hardly want to buy a faux winter coat in hot weather-" your ramble was cut short by her slamming the folder down onto the table
"I said change it" she demanded sternly
"with all due respect natasha I can't just change-" her second time to interrupt you
"I didn't ask Y/N ! now are you going to do it or do i need to find someone who is better equipped for the job!" she scolded .
"no , I'll do it" you caved , agreeing to change the whole venue to a whole other country for a show that's in less than a month "good , now get out of my face" Natasha shooed you out of her office with her hand and you felt utterly embaressed like a child after being scolded by a teacher in school ..her assistant Maria heard every word and gave you a small smile of support as you walked passed .
You fell into your office chair , you could already feel the tears rising but you refused to let them fall , you were sick of the way she treated you and its only gotten worse over the last few weeks , when she first started she barely even looked your way and now she was at your heels every second of every day , even when you were home she was sending you emails about work things .
Your deep breathes were interrupted by one of the designers , Tony.Â
"Sorry, Y/N , we finished the next piece if you would like to take a look at it ?" He offered , peeping his head around your door "yeah , yeah sure I'll be there in a second" he nodded and left you , giving you a couple seconds to write down today's agenda on a sticky note and slap it on your laptop
'change everything'
Multitasking was something you grew good at , while helping Tony decide on finishing touches you were ringing venue's to see where was available on such short notice for such a big event "what if we do linen lining so even in autumn it can be worn?" Tony suggested "that's a great idea , everyone hates having to buy different coats so if we make it suitable for mild to cold weather , not too warm for cooler months and not too thick for colder months , perfect get on that we will discuss it more in todays meeting" you agreed and left to continue calling venues
Sitting down to your desk you could see an email from Natasha and it was all the countries and venues she did not want which was nearly 90% of the ones you had available
"oh my god" you sobbed , letting the frustration get the better of you . You ran your hands over your face and held back the urge to scream .
Three hours .
That's how long it took to find the perfect venue and organise eveything so it was to Natashas standards which were out of this world high .
Meeting time approached and you hadn't even had lunch yet , luckily it was just the team involved with the show wrapping up all the technicalities and finalising the important stuff , knowing you had your end sorted didn't help ease the anxiety in your stomach because Natasha could easily refuse this venue too .
You swallowed down the bile that rose to your throat and took your seat at the big table in the conference room , people filtered in , taking their seats and engaging in small talk . You sat at the end of the table which faced Natashas at the front of the room .
When she entered the table went quiet "afternoon everyone , let's make this quick I have else where to be"
Of course she does , you thought to yourself as you opened your folder "Tony had completed forty seven out of the fifty two pieces , we decided going with a linen lining for the last five to accommodate the warmer months , James has the guest list sent out to all the major news outlets and invites have been received by everyone's management , your pilot is prepared for any weather changes or layovers and has the greenlight from the airports to enter-" you were just about finished when she interrupted you . You took a breathe for the first time since you started talking , slightly shaking at the thought of what she was about to say
"sounds good but uh let's scrap the linen lining , it's a winter line they want the coats to be warm ..that's the point is it not" Natasha teased and if she was nice you would consider it playful but it was just downright rude , a couple of people at the table chuckled politely at her obvious attempt at being funny but it didn't suit her and their laugher made you see red , the audacity was just unbelieve and you snapped
"nothing is ever good enough for you" You spat under your breathe ,rolling your eyes but Natasha along with a handful of people caught it , Natashas eyes widened slightly but she controlled herself until the end of the meeting
"That all sounds good , everyone dismissed , Y/N ..my office now'" she snapped
Oh god
You followed Natasha to her office , she held the door opened for you , letting you walk in first before she closed the door behind her and unleashed the beast on you
"HOW DARE YOU SPEAK TO ME INFRONT OF EVEEYONE LIKE THAT"
"how dare i" you scoffed , rolling your eyes again
"STOP DOING THAT , DO YOU HAVE ANY RESPECT I MEAN COME ON Y/N YOU CANT EVEN DO YOUR JOB RIGHT AND NOW YOUR TRYING TO CHANGE THE LINE ? WHAT KIND OF IDIOT ARE YOU!"
You partially zoned out on Natasha screaming at you, the anxiety and anger fighting each other to see which bubbled to the surface first and it must've been your unlucky day because it was the anger
"ALRIGHT !" you screamed back , Natasha was so taken aback she shut up
"I am sick and tired of how you bully me ! eveything I do for this company , every fucking hour I spend in this office losing sleep and not eating so YOUR designs are up to your standard and YOU CANT EVEN TREAT ME WITH HUMAN FUCKING DECENCY" your rant had slowly turned into sobs , your voice broke several times while shouting at Natasha and although your pretty sure snot was rolling down your lips you continued to shout , your voice becoming raspier with every sentence
"you..you belittle in infront of everyone daily and everyone is so scared of you so they never say anything but you are a horrible boss , you are cold and stern and you care for nobody but yourself" you continued .
Natasha stood , frozen almost watching you completely lose it infront of her and she was the one who drove you to it .
"Y/N.." she whispered but you ignored her attempt to interrupt you , if you didn't get it out now you never would , you wiped the snot and tears from your face and continued "I don't know why you even keep me here if I'm so terrible at my job , I mean if I can't do anything right just hire someone else ! because I am sick and tired of how you make me feel and i-"
Natasha was becoming impatient being unable to get a word in edgeways with you so she shouted at you "BECAUSE I CANT!" you stopped once you seen how Natashas demeanour changed , she seemed frazzled and upset
"I can't fire you because I can't stand not seeing you everyday" she started " and I can't stand being around you because everyday you come in and your chatty and polite to everyone and you have this stupid gorgeous smile on your face and all I want to do is be in your precence but I can't because I'm supposed to be the boss and I have to be stern and in charge and I'm jealous okay ! I'm jealous you can dress how you want and do what you want and be free from this job once you go home"
Natasha was now standing infront of you , her own eyes glassy "but those are just bigger excuses for the real reason why I'm so terrible to you , I'm falling for you and I tried not to , to stop it or to even be as mean as I could to push you away but even then I can't shake these feelings and it frustrates the life out of me , i feel like a love sick teenager and i hate it "
You stared blankly at the red head "so you've been terrorising me for the last month over a stupid crush" you repeated making sure you had this right "yes ..and y/n I am sorry"
You laughed , you actually laughed out loud uncontrollably for a few seconds until you caught your breathe , Natasha looked at you  slightly confused until you stopped and spoke
"I would never like someone as horrible as you" You spat angrily "you have caused me absolute misery the past four weeks and if you want to fire me because your embaressed one of your staff finally talked back to you then by all means do it , I'm sure I could find somewhere far nicer to work"
Natasha shook her head and stepped backwards out of your space "no your not fired ..your free to go" you didn't even bother with her anymore and left , letting her office door slam on your way out.
WARNINGS: smut, p in v, dirty talk, public place sex, oral (reader receiving, overstimulation, sam fucking reader dumb, mutual pining in surround sound, Marvin Gaye is basically the third main character, overuse of Trouble Man lyrics, tuxedo Sam Wilson should be illegal, smut with feelings and unholy levels of dirty talk, second chance romance with grown folks business
Summary: Years after a near-romance fell through, you and Sam Wilson reunite at a gala in D.C., where old feelings resurface and Marvin Gaye's "Trouble Man" sets the tone for a second chance neither of you saw coming.
The music slides through the ballroom, low and richâTrouble Man dressed in satin, courtesy of the string quartet in the corner. It's almost funny. Too on the nose. You let the sound settle in your chest anyway, like it belongs there. Like itâs always been there.
You shouldn't be here.
Or maybe you should. This is your circle, after all. Defense contracts. Post-blip rehabilitation efforts. Clean suits and dirty secrets. Everyone in this room has blood on their hands and a drink in the other.
You swirl yours slowly, eyes scanningânot for danger, not anymore. For history. And there it is, across the room.
Sam Wilson.
The new Captain America. Polished. Poised. Impossible to ignore.
You havenât spoken in years. Not since before the shield. Not since your companyâthe one that takes in reformed assassins, mercenaries, anyone clawing toward redemptionâstarted showing up at the same tables as government liaison teams.
Youâre not supposed to mix. Not really. Sam deals in symbols; you deal in scars. The tension isnât personalâat least, thatâs what youâve told yourself every time his name crossed your desk.
But now heâs here. Same space. Same music. Same ache.
You catch him looking. Just once. A flicker. Like a nerve being touched.
Your throat tightens.
I come up hard, baby, but now Iâm fine
Iâm checkinâ trouble, sugar, movinâ down the line.
His gaze flickers againâsubtle but electric, like a spark across dry grass. Neither of you moves closerâtoo much unsaid, too much ground lost, too many battles fought inside your own heads.
The room spins quietly around you, but the space between you feels like a war zone.
You look away, eyes drifting down to your glass. The bitter scent of cheap wine curls up to meet your noseâsharp and unforgiving. The liquid slides past your lips, cool and hollow, pooling deep in the pit of your stomach like a slow, aching weight youâve carried too long.
You lift the glass again, pretending the burn distracts from the tight knot coiling in your chest. Around you, laughter bubbles and conversations hum, but all you hear is the quiet pull of that familiar tensionâlike a thread stretched taut between you and Sam, ready to snap or pull you closer.
You look up again, hoping to catch the subtle smirk he always had plastered on his face or maybe, just maybe, the playful glint in his dark brown eyes. Instead, you meet the wall he stood in front of just minutes ago.
Panic doesnât bloomânot quiteâbut something close settles just beneath your skin, sharp and searching.
You scan the crowd slow and deliberate, refusing to look like youâre looking. Heâs too big to disappear, too steady to slip through cracks. Somehow, he always knew how to move when you least expected him.
Thereâs only three things thatâs for shoâ⌠The lyrics haunt you now, threading through your thoughts like smoke. Taxes, death... and trouble.
And Sam Wilson? He was all three at once.
âLookinâ for someone?â Samâs voice cuts through the haze as he appears in your vision. The distanceâonce large and escapableâis now a memory.
Now heâs close. Close enough to feelâthe heat radiating off him like tension in a too-warm room, thick and heavy. Like standing at the edge of something and knowing itâs about to give.
You almost smile.
Almost.
âSam Wilson,â you say finally, feeling the wine settle in your veins. âLast person I expected to see.â
Sam Wilson, in a suit that fits like a tailored dare, hands in his pockets like heâs got all the time in the world. His eyes donât flicker or danceâno, they hold. They see. Itâs not polite observation. Itâs history, memory, ache. He watches you like he remembers everythingâhow you sounded, how you left, how you never quite looked back.
Sam hums low, the sound curling in his throat like a secret. âYeah,â he says, eyes never leaving yours. âI could say the same.â
He doesnât say your name. Doesnât need to.
Itâs there in the way he shifts his weightâsubtle but solidâlike heâs trying to figure out if youâre still the same person who left that hotel room at 3 AM with nothing but a nod and a locked jaw.
âI didnât think you still came to these,â he adds. Casual. Too casual.
You lift a brow, lips curving just slightly at the edges. âWell, potential clients,â you say, eyeing him slowlyâup, down, and up again. âOld friends.â
Sam tilts his head, that crooked almost-smile still playing at the corner of his mouth. âSo,â he says, voice low and threaded with something just shy of teasing, âyou out here recruiting? Looking for new clients⌠or old trouble?â
You take your time with the sip this time. Let the wine settle on your tongue. Let the pause stretch long enough to feel deliberate. Then you lower the glass, eyes cutting toward him with a glint he knows too well.
âBoth,â you say simply. âThereâs a new Avengers lineup forming. You know how it isâeveryone wants in before the press release drops. Not to mention, you got your own team.â
Sam raises a brow, hands still tucked in his pockets. âYou trying to build your own team now?â
âIâm helping the people no one else will touch,â you reply, letting the edge slip into your voice. âYouâve got your clean-cut recruits. Hawkgirl, Captain Marvel, She-Hulk. Meanwhile, Iâve got three ex-Widows, a former Ten Rings operative, and a guy who used to rob banks in a ski mask and now teaches mindfulness.â
That gets a real smile from him, brief but bright. âThink you can rival the New Avengers?â
You shrug. âI'm not forming a team for them. I'm preparing yours.â
The smile falters. Just slightly. His jaw tightensânot in annoyance, but something closer to realization. You donât flinch or soften it. Let the weight of your words settle between youâreal, sharp, and too heavy to ignore.
Sam straightens a little, the light in his eyes shifting. Serious now. âThatâs not your style,â he says quietly. âYou donât build things for other people.â
You tilt your head, the corner of your mouth curving. âDonât flatter yourself. Iâm building second chances. What you do with them is up to you.â
For a beat, neither of you speak.
âYou know how often I have to deal with the fallout of your making, Sam Wilson? Some new villain-of-the-week wants your head on their mantle. That shield of yours tossed in the corner of their room like trash,â you lick your lips, remembering, âthat is until I reform them. Now, they want to be your right-hand man.â
Samâs gaze doesnât break, but his jaw tics. Once. Twice. Like heâs biting something back. Maybe pride. Maybe guilt. Maybe the same thing thatâs been thrumming between you since the second you locked eyes in this damn ballroom.
The music dips into a hush before the next swell, and in that quiet pocket, your words hang thereâhalf accusation, half offering.
He doesnât respond right away. He just watches you like heâs remembering every argument you two ever had. Every time you pressed him to look at the world differently. Every time he wanted to grab your wrist and pull you back before you walked away.
And maybeâjust maybeâevery time he didnât.
Sam leans in close. âI still remember the way you had my shield thrown in the corner of the room. Your clothes with it.â
Your lips part, just slightly, but no words come. Because you remember too. The weight of the shield against the hotel floor. The scrape of your zipper. The sound of your breath catching. His hands everywhere. The ache of something you shouldnât have wanted so badly.
âYou think I forgot?â he murmurs. âYou think I didnât notice the way you left it there? Like all of itâme, the shieldâmeant the same damn thing.â
You swallow hard. The wine on your tongue turns sour. You look awayâbut only for a second. He doesnât let you drift far.
âI didnât forget,â he says, softer now. âAnd donât act like you did.â
And just like that, Trouble Man hits its chorus again. Loud. Heavy. Meant to be felt.
âIâll remind you,â Sam says, voice thick with heat and certainty, low enough to settle under your skin. He leans in, eyes never leaving yours. âJust say the words, baby.â
Then he pulls backâslow, smooth, unfazed.
And walks away.
No glance over his shoulder. No lingering hesitation. Just long strides and all the pride in the world like he didnât just set your entire bloodstream on fire and leave you standing in the ruins.
You watch his back disappear into the crowd, jaw tight, heart thudding like a war drum in your chest.
The wine in your glass trembles.
And Marvin sings on, the orchestra bleeding into the ache:
I come up hard, baby, but now Iâm cool...
It took you exactly 19 minutes and 13 seconds to find him.
Not that you were counting.
Not that you watched the clock tick past every painfully slow second while you made small talk with some diplomatâs assistant who smelled like expensive cologne and colonialism.
Not that you replayed his voice in your headâthe low, just say the words, baby looping over and over like it was stitched into the beat of your pulse.
But stillâ19 minutes and 13 seconds. Thatâs how long it took. A new record.
By the time he spotted you, you were already leaving a breadcrumb trail behind you: a napkin with your lipstick, a perfume scent, or a broken heart. Whichever it was, Sam didnât fall for it. He knew the song and dance. Knew where to go, and where the two of you were headed.
The door creaked softly behind him, the sound swallowed by the hush of the room. Neutral walls, dim lightingâsome nondescript office buried in the east wing of the building. Empty, quiet, untouched.
Except for you.
You were perched on the edge of a sleek desk like you owned it. One heel dangling from your fingers, the other kicked off to the side. Legs crossed, dress pulled just high enough to be a problem.
Sam stood in the doorway, unmoving. Watching. Waiting. You finally lifted your gaze, slow and deliberate, as if youâd been expecting him all night.
Because you had. His expression didnât changeâjust the clench of his jaw, the slow drag of his eyes down your frame and back up again, like he was counting sins.
Then, without a word, he stepped inside and shut the door behind him. The click of the lock was louder than it should be. Final. Familiar.
âI wasnât sure youâd follow,â you murmured, tossing your heel gently to the floor with a soft thud.
Samâs voice was low, rough, full of something heâd been swallowing since the moment he saw you. âI would follow you to Hell if it meant Iâd have you forever.â
He took a step closer. Then another. And just like thatâyou werenât avoiding anything anymore.
You smirked, your voice velvet and loaded. âYou talk a lot for a man who hasnât earned the right yet.â
Sam didnât rise to the bait. He just stepped closer, eyes dark, calmâhungry. Then, wordlessly, he sank to his knees in front of you, steady hands dragging the hem of your dress up with reverence and intent.
One of your legs lifted, draped over his shoulder like instinct, your heel dangling from your toes. The air was thick, the low hum of Trouble Man bleeding through the walls like a promise. You threaded your fingers through his close-cropped hair, nails gently scraping his scalp as you tugged his gaze upward.
âGo on, Captain,â you murmured. âShow me what all that disciplineâs good for.â
His breath ghosted over your skinâwarm, controlled, reverentâand then his mouth found you.
You gasped, head tipping back as your spine curved into the glass behind you. His lips latched onto your folds with the kind of hunger that made you forget how to stand, how to breathe. His tongue licked long, deliberate strokes before circling your clit, sucking it into his mouth like he needed it.
âSamâŚâ you breathed, the name slipping out like a prayer laced with sin.
He didnât stop. Just moaned against you, the sound vibrating deep where you needed him most. He looked up as he licked, watching your body tremble, your eyes flutter, your jaw go slack.
You held him there, hands tangled in his hair, grinding into his face as he pushed two fingers inside youâslow, then deep. Curling. Stroking. Finding that spot like heâd never forgotten it.
And he hadnât.
Your thighs began to tremble, your body arching toward the edge of something that had nothing to do with control. He took it allâyour cries, your slick, the way your hips bucked into him as you shattered.
He stayed with you through it, lips wrapped tight around your clit as your orgasm ripped through you in waves.
The aftershocks made your vision blur, but you could feel him kissing the inside of your thighs, slow and soft, beard rough enough to leave a memory behind.
When you finally opened your eyes, he was standing again, towering over you, his lips swollen and glistening, that smug smile written all over his beautiful face.
âDone bossinâ me around?â he asked, voice rough with lust. âOr you want me to keep proving my worth?â
You reached for him, breathless and ruined, smile lazy and satisfied.
âShut up,â you whispered, pulling him between your legs. âAnd remind me why I shouldnât leave you again.â
His grip on your hip tightened, anchoring you to the edge of the desk. The cool wood pressed against the backs of your thighs as he lined himself up, breath ragged against your shoulder. Samâs other hand slid up your waistâslow, deliberateâhis thumb brushing the soft dip beneath your ribs.
Then he pushed inâslow, thick, all-consuming.
You gasped, head falling back with a sharp cry as he bottomed out, the stretch dizzying, overwhelming. The music outsideâthe quartetâs rendition of Trouble Manâpoured through the office walls, rich and thunderous, masking the sound of your moan like it was part of the score.
Sam groaned low in his throat, sliding nearly all the way out before snapping his hips forward, slamming back into you with punishing precision.
âFuck, Samâ!â you choked out, hands flying to brace yourself against the desk. He gripped your hips and drove into you again, the slap of skin on skin echoing through the room like percussion.
âWhose is it?â he growled, leaning over you, the heat of his chest against your back. His pace didnât falter.
Your spine arched, your head thrown back with a ragged cry. âYours!â you yelped, voice cracking as he hit the same deep spot again, again, again. Your slick coated him, the sound of it filthy and unashamed.
He chuckled darkly, proud and breathless, and pulled out just enough to slam forward harderâhis upward stroke punching a scream straight from your lungs.
âShitâSam, oh my fuckââ you babbled, hands scrambling across the desk, trying to push back against the pace, but it was useless. He was relentless. Glorious. Ruining you, just like he promised.
His hand cracked down on your ass, the sting sweet and shocking. You gasped, the force of it sending you straight into the edge of another climax.
âDonât run,â he said, voice gravel and heat. âTake it.â
And you didâcrying out as your hips jolted forward, your orgasm crashing down like a tidal wave. You clenched around him, legs shaking, barely holding yourself up as your body trembled beneath the weight of it.
But Sam didnât stop. His grip dragged you back, slamming your hips flush against his cock with a groan torn from deep in his chest.
âKeep still,â he growled through gritted teeth, thrusts turning brutal, wild.
This was the man you craved every night with a hand between your legs.
You couldnât breathe, couldnât thinkâall you could do was feel. Feel the wet slap of your bodies, the stretch, the slick, the way your pussy hugged him tight, soaked and desperate.
âYou look so fuckinâ pretty with your mouth open like that,â he murmured, watching your face twist in bliss, watching you fall apart for him. Over and over.
His other hand found your clit, fingers rubbing fast, messy circles in time with his thrusts.
âFuckâfuckâSamâ!â you sobbed, body convulsing as the tension inside you snapped again, the second orgasm ripping through you like fire in your bloodstream.
You gushed around him, trembling, ruined.
Sam hissed between his teeth, hips stuttering. âThatâs it, baby. Just like that.â His name was the only thing you could say, over and over, a prayer and a curse, lips parted, vision hazy.
Your cheek pressed to the cool desk, breath fogging the surface with every broken moan. Your nails scratched helplessly at the wood, searching for something to hold ontoâbecause it sure as hell wasnât going to be him. Sam had you. Fully. Unforgivingly.
âFuck, Sam,â you whimpered, voice strained and wrecked.
Sweat dripped from Samâs temple, landing hot on your back. One of his hands left your hip to thread into your hair, tugging your head up just enough so he could hear every sound you made, every filthy little sob.
âYou miss this?â he asked, voice like gravel and thunder. âMiss the way I fuck you stupid?â
You choked on a laugh, but it dissolved into a gasp when he slammed into you again, so deep it punched the air from your lungs.
âSay it,â he growled, thrusts brutal, timed with every pulse of your clit beneath his fingers. âSay it, baby.â
âIââ you breathed, blinking through stars. âI missed it. Missed you.â
He growled your name, low and guttural, right against your neck, before his mouth found your skinâbiting, kissing, claiming. You arched into him, feeling the heat build again, unbearable and addictive. The rhythm of your bodies grew faster, messier, louder.
You screamed his name again as the final orgasm crashed over you, harder than the last, your whole body tightening before unraveling completely. You clenched around him, milking every last stroke until he finally groaned, long and deep, spilling into you with a final snap of his hips.
You were still pulsing around him, still trembling as he leaned down and kissed youâdesperate and slow, all tongue and teeth and want.
You moaned into his mouth, your fingers slipping into the curls at the back of his neck, holding him there like if you let go, youâd come undone all over again.
Eventually, he eased out with a slow groan, and you whimpered at the empty slide, his release and yours dripping down your thighs. He caught it with his fingers, rubbing it lazily across your swollen folds before pressing one last kiss to the inside of your knee.
His release, hot and thick, mingled with yours and slid down the insides of your thighs in a slow, filthy trail.
Sam watched it for a beat, then brought his fingers down to catch itârubbing it back into your sensitive folds with the same reverence he once used to touch your cheek.
You twitched beneath him, still overstimulated, still clinging to every last wave.
He leaned down and pressed a final kiss to the inside of your kneeâsoft, lingering, like it was a vow only you were meant to hear. Then another kiss, higher this time. A path. A question.
He rested his forehead against your leg, catching his breath.
Outside, the music swelled againâstrings rising, Marvinâs voice melting through the walls like heat.
Thereâs only three things thatâs for sure... taxes, death, and trouble.
And trouble was still between your thighs, looking up at you like heâd never left.