#radchi

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Pairing: Raditz/Chi-Chi Rating: Explicit; this chapter is... M? idk man I really hate how my creativity has taken an absolute nosedive in the past few months. It's kind of hard to keep my brain in the "internal monologue/RP" headspace that I need to write with the world falling apart. But, I am making it a point to try to write a little bit every day.

It took me forever to get this done. It's a transitionary chapter, and those can be tough to write, sometimes. Anyway, I hope that I've gotten past this bit of writer's block. You can read it here Content warning: the first section contains flashbacks to sexual assault and substance abuse Pairing: Raditz/Chi-Chi Rating: Explicit. This chapter is M to Explicit. Do not read at work.

A snippet:

Gohan told Vegeta once that his energy felt like space. When they both agreed that Kakarot was a sky, Future Trunks was a storm, and Piccolo was a forest of some sort, Vegeta accepted Gohan's assessment.  It was good they talked about it long after the Cell debacle. To be compared to the vast, endless expanse of the universe was flattering, after all. His ego didn't deserve the responsibility of such knowledge for a long time.  Now, though, all Vegeta could think of was how cold, brutal, and empty space was. It was, unfortunately, fitting. 

Sleepover Ch5 is now up!

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Pairing: Raditz/Chi-Chi Rating: Explicit. This chapter rated M Content warning for this chapter: Substance abuse

A Snippet:

When Chi-Chi came back to him, she didn't look any less nervous.  She motioned toward one of the various paths that led away from the house, and started walking.  "I wanted to show you something," she repeated. "It's something you don't get to see in the city, really. And I know when you're up late, it's in the city." Raditz nodded. "That's true. I haven't been outside here at night since— since the beginning, I guess." Chi-Chi bit her lip and stared down at the ground.  "I feel so bad about that," she said. "You were in such a bad way, and I let you sleep outside." He shrugged. "I volunteered to sleep outside." "I should have insisted," Chi-Chi murmured. Raditz snickered. "You can't force me to do anything." "I could have, with the right words." He swallowed thickly. Yes, she could have, and she still could— any way she wanted it.  For once, Raditz found himself at a loss for words, with her. Ever since the night they drank and cooked together, there was an odd undertone which seemed to color some of their conversations.  Each time he added on to her innuendo, however, she rebuffed him and told him he was being "gutter brained". 

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Pairing: Raditz/Chi-Chi Rating: Explicit. I would rate this chapter M Content warning for this chapter: the last section of this chapter contains general descriptions of taking care of someone after sexual assault, who is a minor. The assault is not described, and there aren't any super graphic details mentioned, aside from documenting bruises and saving clothing. This section is marked with *** at the beginning A snippet: Chi-Chi turned and noticed him approaching with Goten on his shoulders. The look of surprise on her face gave Raditz all the more reason to believe that she did not know how to sense energy. 

That shit was not his business, though. If anything, it was Kakarot's business, and afterward, Piccolo's responsibility, since he lurked around the family almost constantly. 

"The basils might go outside soon," Goten said. "Or, maybe. We don't know. We opened the window again."

Chi-Chi blinked and gave Raditz a soft smile. 

"I can help with that," she said. "Letting them get used to the outside temperatures is part of that, so you're halfway there."

Raditz nodded. "Good— I mean, thanks. I don't know what they're supposed to look like when they get bigger."

He didn't like how her expression lit up when he corrected himself, but he quickly chalked it up to nervous energy. She was buzzing around more than usual, today. 

Raditz glanced over to the speck on the horizon, in the direction of Gohan's energy. Neither Chi-Chi nor Goten noticed that he was approaching, until he and the cloud he rode cast a shadow on the ground. 

As Goten launched himself off of Raditz' shoulders and into Gohan's arms, Chi-Chi let out a deep sigh of relief. 

They were so worried about the kid that Raditz couldn't help but wonder if something was going on. 

What kind of school was this place? 

If it was rough enough that Gohan felt the need to threaten either a classmate or teacher before school, then Raditz was going to keep an eye out. 

Pairing: Raditz/Chi-Chi (M/F) Rating: Explicit, though this chapter is probably T A snippet:

"How did you get all of this stuff?" She asked.  Raditz shrugged. "Mary." "And who is that?" He smirked and crossed his arms.  Smug jerk. "Are you jealous?" He snickered.  "Absolutely not!" She yelled. "I'm trying to make conversation like a normal person! Why do you turn everything into a big deal?" Raditz laughed, and before Chi-Chi could stop herself, she slapped him across the face so hard that her hand stung.  His head was turned to the side, and he held his face.  Crap. She shouldn't have done that. Still, if she showed any signs of fear, he was sure to take advantage of that.  Raditz grunted, shook his head, and turned to look at her.  He grinned like a jackal. "Can you hit the other side, sweetheart?" He chuckled. "Even it out for me." What kind of reaction was that? That was not normal! He was the only person she met who wasn't terrified of her temper.  "What is your damage?" She hissed. "That is not a normal question at all!" 

So, here's a little sliver of something from Sleepover, around chapter 5.

Context: Raditz has a vague idea that his late brother's family is poor. He has hunted a large stag and brought it to them. While he helps Chi-Chi butcher and portion the meat, there's a bit of conversation. This is part of that conversation.

"Those things nearby," Raditz said. "Four legs, all black. Long hair. They looked delicious. What are those?"

Chi-Chi leveled him with a glare.

"Don't you dare!" she hissed. "Those are Friesians. They are extremely expensive luxury animals."

Raditz shook his head. "I figured they were pets or something, since they were in a fence."

"Do. Not. Eat. Them."

Raditz chuckled and continued to chop up meat portions.

"I ain't stupid," he said. "Just wondering what they taste like."

She slammed the cleaver down onto the animal's leg, cutting the bone in half.

"Don't you dare eat them!" she screamed. "Do you Saiyans just not listen?"

Damn. Did his brother just not listen to her? He couldn't imagine these squeaky clean boys disobeying her at all.

Raditz really wanted to fuck with her, but he figured he shouldn't, given that he was trying to get on their good side.

For now, at least. Winding this woman up seemed like fun.

"I heard you the first time, sweetheart," he chuckled. "I take orders real well when I feel like it. And, right now, I'm in the mood."

He looked her up and down, and gave her a wink.

Her face got impossibly red. Somehow, the woman got even angrier.

Chi-Chi said nothing. Instead, she glared at him, grabbed her knife, seized the dead animal's testicles, made a slice, and ripped them clean off.

Oh, God. Fuck.

That was so fucking hot.

Raditz knew she intended that as a threat. That was why it was such a turn on.

Something in his expression must have betrayed him; she visibly paled and quietly went back to her work, her movements stiff.

"So those are horses," Gohan said. "Friesian is the breed."