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Drew a dnd race called a Variabilli! This one is based off a bullet shrimp! :DDD
Have yet to pick a name or color him but this is a drawing ref for anatomy :] The setting he might be played in is modern era piracy and I want to play him as good with tech and they will be pirates so rouge/artificer! Probably wears hoodies a lot, or maybe a poncho?
Description: You find out through a friend that your husband has taken another job with the guys. This leaves the two of you to have a very serious talk.Â
Warnings:Â Mention of Frankieâs drug problem. Cursing. Slight NSFW. Trouble with getting pregnant. Slightly angst, but made up with fluff.
Note: I did edit this while being very tipsy on a margarita...Yeah. I feel like this isnât my best work, but it is a very cute story. (This does have Frankie and the reader actively trying to have children. If youâre not a fan of children, this wonât be for you. I just wanted to put that out there!)
Word Count:Â 4,373
Tonight was your turn to host dinner with your favorite neighbors. Jacob and Hannah, the first married couple you met who was tolerable to hang out with. That was considered a rare find in the marriage world. It was nearly three years back when you and Frankie officially tied the knot and afterwards you searched to find your forever home.
And you did four months after the wedding! A beautiful home to raise a future family. Since then the couple next door had been nothing but pleasant to the two of you. Theyâve helped out whenever you needed a hand with a house project that turned out to be a little more than a four hand job, and the couple had attended nearly every party youâve ever hosted. With that, Jacob and Frankie became close friends over the years. The two of them spending time in Jacobâs âman caveâ as he called it. A lame way to say they played pool and talked about who knows what on the weekends.
You didnât mind though, in your mind it was healthy for him to have someone like that in his life. A friend outside of his old service buddies. Not that you didnât love the men youâve come to know, but he needed someone who could normalize his life a little.
It was a beautiful night. The sun setting in the distance as the summer sky remained bright. A soft warmness covering your skin from the perfect weather. The four of you sat at the table on the brick patio in your backyard. The string lights hung above you beautifully setting the mood for the evening, it was a small project you asked Frankie to do a month ago.
He loved to tease you about âoverworkingâ him since youâve bought the house, but it was only jokes on his end. You knew he loved those projects. It was something to prove he was needed somewhere and you did everything possible to make sure he knew you couldnât do it without him.
âThe meal was delicious as always, (Y/N).â Hannah complimented as she wiped her mouth with a napkin, the plate in front of her now empty. Jacob chimed in an agreement as he complimented the taste of your well-known lasagna. It was a meal you continued to make for events throughout the years and it was always praised.
âThank you,â You responded, a little flustered by the attention but nonetheless happy with everyoneâs satisfaction from the meal. You loved to host these small dinners with friends. A part of you knew deep down this was used as a distraction, nothing but a small activity to keep you busy outside of work. Truthfully, you and Frankie had been trying to have a baby.
Sure, it was only four months into the attempt, but your disappointment had started to stick with you. The excitement running out slowly, and was replaced with a small flame of doubt left. Your doctor assured you that some womenâs bodies take time after switching off from their birth control, but that didnât stop the worry you carried each month that passed. Frankie had been so supportive throughout the whole process as he continued to promise you that the time will come when you become parents.
It was sweet of him. He tried so hard to make you happy and somehow always managed to bring back your smile. It reminded you of why you adored this man so much. You just wanted to be a mom⊠The mother of his children.
Frankie practically beamed with a look of pride beside you. His arm rested against the back of your chair as he placed a kiss on the side of your temple, his mouth still close to your ear as he commented âThank you for dinner.â
You returned a soft kiss on his cheek in response with a quiet âyouâre welcomeâ. No matter how many years passed, you still looked at him like a love-sick puppy and he looked at you the exact same way. His brown eyes softened whenever he looked at his beautiful wife. The only thing that made him feel complete in life.
You stood up collecting Frankieâs plate, that was before he swiped it from your hand casually while picking up yours as well from the table. âNo baby, you cooked. Let me clean up.â He smiled as he started to collect the rest of the plates.
âAllow me,â Hannah chirped in as she picked up the side dishes before you could protest. A small tease came from her as she passed by. You were the type to do it all no matter what, and so Hannah liked to force you to relax once in a while. Both Frankie and her tended to bother you about taking on too much.
You watched the two of them head towards the house to put away the used dinner plates. Hannah talking to Frankie about the new window panels he put up.Â
Jacob was now standing with you, a small chuckle leaving him. âYour husband is going to kill my bank account. Everytime that woman sees something Frankie did in the yard, she wants to change something about ours.â
You couldnât stop a small laugh. You grinned as you replied, âIâm sorry about that Jacob, Iâm usually the one who put Frankie up to it.âÂ
There was a small pause as Jacob looked at the kitchen window. Hannah kept Frankie in place as she talked about something in the house, that woman could talk forever. Jacobâs smile faded as his eyes came back to yours and his voice came out softer than before. âI know things are probably really rough right now, (Y/N). If you ever need anything, donât hesitate to call me. No matter the time or day.âÂ
You blinked at him. You had no idea what Jacob was on about, or what he was being so soft hearted for. Did Frankie tell him about the baby trouble? You didnât think Frankie would spill such personal information. âWhat are you referring to?â
âFrankie told me about them calling him into deployment⊠I know that has to be really hard on you. Heâs been putting on a brave face about the whole thing but I donât think heâll know how to function without you.â
You paused for a brief second and forced out a chuckle. âFrankie isnât being deployed, Jacob.â He clearly had Francisco mixed with someone else. You would know if your own husband was being shipped off anywhere. Plus, Frankie said he was never going back to that life. He told you himself countless times. Though your smile faltered as you looked over Jacobâs face and the silence between the two of you became deafening.Â
Your heart dropped into your stomach. Your question came out a little breathless, âJacob, did Frankie tell you that himself?âÂ
The new information hitting you like a freight train. You watched as the guilt on his face spread. You felt like you couldnât breathe suddenly and you wanted to burst into tears on the spot.
As Frankie stepped out of the backdoor he saw you. He knew that look, and his movements slowed down. He hasnât seen that look since the neighborhood cat you secretly fed was hit by a car and you cried for the rest of the week. That heartbroken look hardly showed up on your face and worry shot through him instantly.
âHoney, whatâs wrong?â He asked as he came by your side. He noticed the look of remorse plastered on Jacobâs face. The mood in the air was now stiff, and the light from the summer sky was filled with darkness.
You turned towards him and your voice cracked as you asked âYouâre being shipped off?â
He stiffened in front of you. He was going to tell you soon but he wanted you to have a few more days of bliss. This isnât how he wanted you to find out though. Frankie knew you wouldnât take this well, he had been married to you long enough to know how devastated youâd be hearing the information. He had planned to be sensitive about this as much as he could, and now here he was looking at the tears filling your eyes in front of him.
His shame now matched Jacobâs and that told you everything you needed to know.Â
âBaby, I was going to tell you.â His words fell short as you pushed past him. Not allowing him to finish his explanation. You couldnât believe Frankie hid this from you, and told Jacob before you for that matter.Â
You werenât deaf upon him calling your name behind you, but you didnât want to see his face. You shut the backdoor behind you before rushing upstairs towards your shared bedroom. Tears finally surfacing as you let out a sob.
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 A few minutes passed by as you sat alone on the end of the bed. The bawling slowly died down into a quiet sniffle. You couldnât believe your husband was leaving. The two of you had never spent time apart like this since youâve started the relationship.
Frankie assured Jacob that it was alright after hearing him apologize for several minutes, but he was just attempting to be polite for his own sake. He had enough shit to deal with after tonight, and he didnât want to add a fight with his neighbor on the list. Plus, he needed Jacobâs support for when he left. He needed to know there was someone there to help you while he was gone.
The house was silent when he entered through the backdoor. It became an unbearable reminder in his mind that youâd be alone in the silence while he was God knows where in the jungle. As he walked up the stairs he didnât miss the sound of your quiet sniffling behind the shut bedroom door. His heart shattering with the confrontation of how he was hurting you.
His knuckles knocked on the wood. He didnât want to push your boundaries by walking in when you were in a vulnerable position. The sound of you telling him to âGo awayâ nearly made him wince.
A sigh escaped his lips as he rested his forehead against the door. He couldnât stand the feeling of you being this upset with him. Your marriage wasnât perfect by any means, but you had never shut him out like this. He called out keeping his voice gentle âPlease let me in, (Y/N).â
There was a pause as he waited. You shuffled to the door and opened it without looking at him. You didnât want to face him, but you couldnât leave him outside the door like a kicked dog. You returned to your spot on the bed without a word.
Frankie awkwardly followed and placed himself next to you.
âIâm sorry,â He whispered. He couldnât take it. He was the reason you looked this upset and that killed him inside.
âThis is another thing with the guys, isnât it?â You asked as you finally looked at him.Â
He nodded his head faintly. His eyes studied your expression and it was filled with disappointment. You brought your hands to your face trying to remain calm. Your relationship had always been filled with communication and you wanted to keep it that way.
âIâm just soâŠâ You bit your lip feeling the tears coming back. âIâm so hurt. You didnât even ask me, Frankie. Why would you do something this dangerous while weâre trying to have a baby? I thought you were finished with all of this when we got married.â
He found himself forcing back his own emotions. He wasnât comfortable with crying; but as with everything in his life, it was different when it came to you. He hasnât felt this kind of guilt since your second year of marriage, when you found out about his little cocaine problem he tried to hide from you. That was a war within itself that left the two of you crying on the floor a couple of times because you refused to let him spiral throughout his recovery.
He cleared his throat trying to push away the burn. âI knowâŠâ He wrapped his arms around you trying to soothe your shaking figure. âI was done⊠but Santigato needs a pilot, and I thought we could use the extra money for the baby. I thought I was doing the right thing for us.â
You were upset still, but his words melted your heart. Thatâs Frankie for you. He tried so hard to be the perfect husband. And he was in your eyes. He was such a good man and he did everything for you without a complaint, but he personally struggled to feel like he was enough. A part of you knew deep down Frankie had never forgiven himself for the cocaine situation he had put you through. He carried the guilt on his shoulders, no matter how many times you told him that it wasnât something for him to feel guilty about. That never stopped Frankie from trying to do more to show his worth and love for you.
âMoney isnât worth your life.â You looked up at him. You noticed his eyes were glossed over before he kissed your temple to hide away his pain. He forced out a strained âI knowâ.
You knew that you could guilt Frankie out of this mission, but that seemed unfair to do to him. He wanted to do this because it would prove that he could provide, and that he was the husband he wanted to be. Could you really push down your own fears to allow your husband on some stupid operation so he can have self closure?
You let out a sigh. You shifted to hug him back and his arms tightened around you in response. You mumbled into his chest â... How long would you be gone?âÂ
He stiffened in realization that you were considering letting him do this.
âI donât knowâŠA week or two.â His hand started to rub up and down your back. He knew this was stressful for you, and thatâs why he was even more grateful that you were considering.
âIs itâŠâ You wanted to ask if it was dangerous, but of course it was. Everything he did with them was dangerous. You silently recalled the stories he told you about the shit he did before you started dating. You take in a deep breath and change the question, âHow risky?âÂ
âI told Pope I wasnât doing anything with active fire.âÂ
You hummed in acknowledgment. At least he put down a ground rule. That didnât change the fact that anything could go wrong though, and thatâs what scared the hell out of you. It was hard to make a call on this when you were wrapped safely in his arms. His cologne surrounded you and brought peace like a favorite candle.Â
It dawned upon you. âFrankie, what about your pilot license?â You questioned, confused. He was still under review, he couldnât legally fly anything right now. His chest vibrated as an uncomfortable chuckle came from him.Â
âIt doesnât really matter in this case⊠Will knows a guy.â
âSounds legal.â You joked. He gave a half-hearted smirk at the comment.
You pulled back from his arms with a hesitant nod. He was surprised that you were giving him the green light to do this. His heart beat a little faster as it reminded him of another reason why he loved you.
âAre you sure?âÂ
âYeah,â You collected some air for a second. Forcing yourself to come with the terms that this was going to happen. âIf you feel like this is something you need to do⊠Then Iâm here to back you up.â
You blinked before suddenly his lips were on yours. You didnât hesitate to kiss him back and fall backwards on the bed. He was above you as he leaned away slightly, his chest pressing against yours with heavy breathes.
âI love you.â His brown eyes looked over your face. He studied every part of it. He had seen it so many times and somehow each time it managed to take his breath away. How did he land someone like you?
âI love you too, Frankie.â You smiled at him. Your hand reached up to run through his hair. You liked when he kept his hair long like this, and so he never cut it too short. He didnât care either way since he covered it with a ball cap most of the time anyway.
You didnât notice his hand started to explore further until your breath hitched. You werenât sure when his hand slid under your dress, his fingers tracing the bottom of your panties causing you to freeze from the contact.
âFrancisco.â You shivered from his touch, which only brought out that shit eating grin of his.Â
âWhat?â He played innocent before he started to press kisses in a trail down your neck. Pleased when he heard the soft moan that escaped your lips after he left a love-bite. He could feel himself practically drunk off your perfume alone. âI just want to show you how much Iâll miss you.â
You started to lean into his touch as his fingers pulled at the soft fabric. He lifted himself up to look at you again. The need in your eyes making him weak. You stopped him by his wrist and he paused immediately.
âWhat about Jacob and Hannah?â You blinked at the sudden memory of your neighbors downstairs. The last thing you needed was your friends hearing you moan from the upstairs window.Â
âOh,â Frankie breathed out in relief. He couldnât help but chuckle at the idea that youâre worried about the neighbors after everything that happened tonight. âI sent them home after you went inside, honey.â
âDammit!â You cursed quietly. âI didnât get a chance to give them dessert, I made cheesecake.âÂ
You frowned at him a little regretful of how the night ended with them. He laid there propped up on his elbow admiring your beauty. He was so beyond whipped for you, and it was the best part of his life. His smile returned as he leaned forward pressing a soft kiss on your lips before he pulled back again.
âToo bad for them,â He commented and you watched him move to the spot between your legs. His hands busied themselves unbuttoning the sundress you wore as he looked back at you. Your cheeks flushed as you realized where he was going with this. âI found something else sweet to eat.â
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He had only left a couple of days ago, but you missed him so much. The two of you had never spent more than a weekend apart. Plus, you had something important to tell him. Your hands nervously shake as you look at the white stick.
There it was in front of you⊠The little pink lines youâve been praying to see. Tears pooled your eyes as emotion took over again. You were filled with an indescribable type of joy. You had no idea which night was the reason for this surprise because honestly your sex life with Frankie was a regular occurance. And now you had a new reason to be thankful for that.
You had taken the test a few hours before but it felt so unreal that you continued to come back and look again. You did a couple of them just to be sure, and everytime the pretty color appeared in front of your eyes. As happy as you were inside from the news, this only heightened the state of your anxiety because Frankie wasnât home.
You werenât even sure if you should tell him until he came back. A part of you was worried this would be a distraction that could throw him off, and you didnât want him to have another thing to worry about at home.
Looking in the mirror as you placed the test back on the counter. The soft smile beautifully placed on your face. You wished Frankie was here to experience the moment with you. You imagined youâd be squeezed into a hug right about now.
You jumped as your cell phone brought you back to reality. The screen lit up from the spot on your bed waiting for you to pick up the call. An unrecognizable number from BrazilâŠ. Frankie?
âHello?â You questioned nervously.
âHey, itâs me.â Frankieâs voice was on the other end. You relaxed at the sound. He was safe right now.Â
âHey! Howâre you holding up?â You asked.Â
âUh,â He let out a small huff before he continued. âEverything is planned out⊠Which means you might not hear from me for a few days.â
âYeah, I figured so.âÂ
You knew this part was coming, he told you in advance. Once everything was sorted out that means heâd be out of service until theyâre back on their way home. That didnât stop the small pit of sadness from washing over you.
. It was going to be difficult to not know if he was alive for several days.
âHey, hey,â He called out softly into the phone trying to bring back your attention to him. He knows how easy it is to spiral into every âwhat ifâ possible. âI know what youâre doing. Itâll be fine, sweetheart.âÂ
You listened with the phone pressed against your ear. The sound of him shuffling away from what sounded like the guys in the background. He continued talking in a hushed tone for privacy, âThis will be good for us⊠Money for the future baby, right?â
It was an attempt to cheer you up and keep your spirits high about the whole ordeal. Your view shifted back to the bathroom as you let out a shaky breath. You wanted to tell him now, it seemed impossible to keep him out of the loop for several days. What if Frankie died never knowing? The thought made you feel sick.
âActually, IâŠâ You stuttered out. You paused as your mind raced between the idea of not telling him and spilling out the truth right now. No, no, you couldnât hold this in. You had to tell him in case anything happened. Consider it encouragement to come home.
âFrancisco?âÂ
âYeah? Iâm here, baby.â He waited patiently as there was a small pause on your end. His nerves started to feel uneasy by your sudden hesitation. His own what ifs started to float around his brain.
âIâm pregnant.â You say it in one motion. Not rushed, but quick.
His eyebrows scrunched together and he stood still in the room alone for a moment. His mind trying to process what you just told him through the phone. He heard the words clearly, but his brain wouldnât connect them together.
âWhat?â He asked dumbfounded.
âFrankie, Iâm pregnant. The test was positive.â
His breath hitched and his heart stopped, âWait, really?â. The two of you talked about becoming parents for so long, and he tried to be encouraging the past few months. It seemed unreal to finally hear the words out loud. âI-... This is⊠Weâre going to be parents.âÂ
âYeah,â Your voice broke, but you were filled to the brim with happiness. âWeâre going to be parents, Frankie.â
You heard it, and you almost didnât believe your ears. There was a sob on the other end of the phone. He tried to hold it in as he covered his mouth with his hand, a couple of tears falling down his face in the process. Frankie hardly cried like this. It was the type of cry that comes from the bottom of someoneâs soul and it only surfaced if somebody died or a fucking mirale happened to you.
âFrancisco?âÂ
âIâm here, baby.â He repeated the words he used earlier. This time his voice strained from emotion. He wiped his face with his hand trying to collect himself before he had to return back to his friends. âIâm just overwhelmed⊠In the best way possible. Fuck, weâre going to be parents!â
You let out a small laugh trying to stop your own crying. âIâm so happy, I canât wait for you to come home.âÂ
He chewed on his bottom lip for a moment before replying, his voice leveled out now âLetâs celebrate when I come home. Whatever you want to do, Iâll do it. What about that restaurant youâre always talking about, baby?â
You snorted. âFrankie, you hate that place.âÂ
It was true⊠It was overpriced and he didnât think the food was worth the forty minute drive, but that didnât matter to him. He just wanted to spoil you for everything youâve done. You allowed him to come on this stupid operation in the first place, and now youâre pregnant with his child. Â
âIt doesnât matter, I know you love their fettuccine alfredo.âÂ
âFrankie Morales, you know my weakness.â You hummed into the phone.Â
He chuckled in response before replying âHow do you think you got pregnant in the first place, sweetheart?â
You burst into laughter âYouâre terrible for that.â
His laughing was cut short as someone walked in the room. You heard them mumble out âwe have to goâ before Frankie replied an okay back.Â
âI have to go, mi amor.â
The nervousness returned as you were forced to remember this was it for now. You werenât going to hear from him for a couple of days and youâd have to hope everything went smoothly on his end. âBe careful, please?â
âOf course. Iâll be home in a few days, okay?â He said the words like a promise rather than a reassurance. âDonât stress yourself out over this, and take care of yourself until I come back. I love you, (Y/N).âÂ
âI love you too, Francisco.â
The phone clicked and the call ended. He had such a new fire in him now. His heart pounding in his chest was only a reminder that he lived another day to be needed. His focus was now on coming home in one piece. He had a wife and kid on the way, and nothing would stop him from coming home to you.Â
He is a 8ft 3â Firbolg, she is a Fey Wanderer Ranger and one of the attributes that gives you is that your hair(or fur in their case)/eyes match the season, and currently they are stuck in an eternal winter!
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*For now, this is a Jojo's Bizarre Adventure writing blog until we expand further, but don't hesitate to request something else! We will both do our best to include all sorts of characters!
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Kit (aka KitKat, she/her, 21)
Hi! I am Kit. I took quite some time off from writing until I met Sam, and that's when we decided to start this blog. Hopefully, I can get back into doing what I enjoy - writing! Writing for me is a hobby and a stress-reliever and something I've done almost my whole life. I am into the predator/prey, power-play scene, a/b/o, AU's, and a whole lot more - JJBA has so graciously reignited my passion for writing. Very few things are off-limits to my writing, but if it is, I will let you know! I hope you enjoy my work!
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I am Sam! I am relatively new to the writing scene, only recently finding an interest in writing stories. With some encouragement from Kit, we both created this blog together to share our writing! I'm all into the fluff and cuddles, and sometimes angsty, stories, which is what I enjoy writing the most. Much like Kit, writing for me is a big stress-reliever and helps me out a ton with handling life. I hope you enjoy my work!
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