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Hello. I request one snippet of each, please and thanks.
friend!! hello!! lmao you know what, alright, fairâunder the cut youâll find five snippets (didnât want to overdo it & also havenât decided whether iâll actually work up the courage to publish my kinktober work) so!
here are, respectively, the first three (coherent) paragraphs of
1. Hacker, Hater, Hero, Spy (HHHS) (soon. seriously this is like. 87% written, i just need to find a way to move them to a different location. you know how that can be. and also it hasnât earned its intended M-rating yet);
2. Space Uber AU (i see it completely in my head i just havenât been able to write most of it down in a way that makes sense to people other than myself. also i need to familiarize myself with the enemies to lovers genre and figure out how i can keep these two firmly in-character while NOT having them fall head over heels from the first);
3. White House Press Secretary AU (all of this is notes & rough draft stuff because this setting is unfortunately very differently loaded now than when i first started writing it so in its current form itâs mostly a lot of quippy dialogue between Lena & Kara, a White House correspondents dinner and then pages and pages of fragmented smut lmao. have you ever gone down a research rabbit hole because you were afraid you wouldnât do the romantic climax justice? because this was a first for me);
4. Cowboy Kara AU (TFOT) (i know iâve been talking about this one since before i started publishing The Shape of Soup & i STILL feel like iâm not quite in the proper place yet to write it the way it wants to be written);
and 5. Modern Royalty AU (TP&TP) (i discovered this week that i have SO MUCH WRITTEN FOR THIS ONE ALREADY and i FORGOT. i donât understand how these things happen. i need to get back on this one itâs so fun & so far removed from what iâve been doing);
i thank you & our other voting friends for making me dig through my WIP folder and getting me eager to pick these up again!
Hello! I have found that your fic 'The Phantom and The Potter' hasn't been updated in two years, and you gave a link to your tumblr, so I came to say hi. Is your fic discontinued? If it is, can you add a note that says discontinued or an hiatus?
None of my fics are discontinued! I would've already done so if they were! :D I circle back around to all my old fandoms eventually
Summary : Lukas gets to have a heart-to-heart discussion with an absolute asshole.
Also available on AO3 : https://archiveofourown.org/works/23828971/chapters/81015496
AAAAH I'M SORRY FOR THE TWO MONTHS HIATUS I HAD A WRITER BLOCK---
Anyway uuuh, new chapter, I have no idea if it's good or not but still, here it is.
I did my best to offer you a longer chapter as a compensation, it's twice the length of the last one.
Happy reading !
Thank you for waiting all this time.
The rest of the day had been⊠Quite blurry for the student. After coming back home, he had sat down at his desk, staring into space for⊠Minutes, hours, he hadnât been able to tell. It was an understatement to say that he was in shock after what had happened. Even after everything, his mind couldnât help but think this was just a joke, or that he had imagined the whole thing.
But the script in his bag was a proof of the contrary. For a good while, the young man hadnât found the courage to look back at it, as if it were some sort of cursed object, haunting him. But then, the Conductorâs words came back to him: âlearn your text by tomorrowâ.
An order, a clear one, coming from one of his bosses. The student shivered as he remembered, soon bringing his hands to his face, massaging his closed, tired eyes. Oh, boy, why did he always get in that kind of situation⊠Even when he was a kid, he would often get dragged in things like this. He had thought this would get better as he grew up, but noooo, of fucking course it wouldnât.
Lukas let out a loud, long, exaggerated sigh, and stood up. He walked to his sofa bed all while dragging his feet and, once he was in front of it, it was like what was left of his energy left him. What a day . With another sigh, the student felt his body fall forward, and it wasnât long before his face hit one of his pillows. Air was forced out of his lungs by the impact, though he did nothing but grunt in the fabric.
Him? An actor? This couldnât be right, this just⊠It wasnât right. Sure, MJ was a jerk, but he still had the skills and the experience! In comparison, Lukas was just a law student- not a bad one, mind you, which only made it even more surprising to see him getting the role. It wasnât like he had chosen the wrong scholar path, no, on the contrary, he was skilled in his major. But apparently, his bosses had seen something else deep inside that walking shell of anxietyâŠ
-âUuuuugh...â his voice was low and tired. For a moment, he thought he was almost going to fall asleep like this, still wearing his clothes, but he reluctantly sat down. With a look full of weariness and unwillingness, the studentâs attention went back to his bag, in which the script was. He didnât want to learn the lines, and a single glance at his desk full of homework was a good way to understand why. But it seemed like his paycheck was now depending on it, as much as he would have preferred to remain a stagehandâŠ
-âGuess I donât have a choiceâŠâ he mumbled, before moving his foot to reach for the bag, making it slide towards him, so he could open it. He supposed that he would be able to scribble down the answers to his homework during his lunch break⊠Or, at least, he hoped.
And so, the young man spent the next two hours learning his lines, saying them out loud, so he could remember them. A good thing about his brain was that it learned pretty well from words and sounds. Thus, by saying them out loud, Lukas was pretty efficient in remembering them. Plus, truth to be told, those lines werenât exactly as hard to learn as his law books⊠Not that it was a bad thing, far from it. At least, it made his job far easier. However, he wasnât going to lie, there were a few parts that were harder to remember.
Once he was done, the student hesitated on whether he should go to sleep (the reasonable option) or try to get some of his homework done. Sure, he was pretty tired, and the day had been filled by a lot of diverse emotions⊠But part of him knew he just wouldnât be able to fall asleep knowing what awaited him the day after. He had always been very anxious, this was a secret to no one, and especially not himself⊠However, this whole thing was very new, and it made it all worse. And so⊠The student ended up staying up late until three in the morning, managing to get most of his homework done. One of the perks of being good at a subject was being fast. Of course, this would have given him much better results if he had worked on it seriously, without all the tiredness and all, but the context wasnât really allowing him that.
Thus, Lukas packed up his college stuff for the next day and soon went to sleep for one very short night.
Oh, well, not his first, far from it.
Thankfully, he had a few sleeping meds he had kept from an old treatment, allowing him to fall asleep rather quick. However, this always came at a price- they made waking up a much more difficult moment, as his body was still very much under the influence of the medicine when that happened. And the next morning⊠Was no exception, especially since he only got to sleep for less than three hours.
Fighting the urge to go back to sleep, Lukas managed to get up and prepare himself for college. New clothes, brushing his hair and teeth⊠It only took him a moment until he was ready to leave his small apartment. Oh, his face, however⊠It looked like it belonged to a rotten corpse, who had just come back to life⊠Somewhat.
The trip to college was pretty ordinary, and so was his morning and afternoon, actually. He gave his teachers all the papers that were due, he aced one of his oral presentation despite looking like a dead man⊠No, really, this day was going well, which was surprising considering he was mostly surviving thanks to coffee and to the fear of collapsing in public. Yeah, no, he didnât want any attention on himâŠ
Which was a funny thing to think about, because this was exactly what he was going to get with his new job!
Once his classes were over, Lukas took the bus to his workplace, dread settling on his shoulders, heavier and heavier as the minutes passed. Oh, he didnât want to get that role⊠Of course, he could tell his bosses, but there was a small part of him, deep down, that was curious about where this would lead him. Now, obviously, being a stagehand was a pretty classic job, one without risks⊠But this? While he was terrified of screwing up, especially since people would be looking at him⊠Yeah, there was something that prevented him from refusing this promotion.
And, also, if that could piss MJ off, then it was a good bonus.
The studio reception was calm compared to the day before and, for a moment, just a small moment, the student thought his shift was going to be nice. But ooh, no, he couldnât have nice things- the moment he opened the door leading to the staff areas, he winced as many voices echoed around him. They were coming from all directions, through walls, doors too! It was a large cacophony in there, and people were running around, carrying stuff and bringing props for each shooting. Actions movies, dramas, comedies⊠Each type had its own part of the studio, but there was this central room linking them all together and, oh, this place was just a battlefield.
Moving fast through the agitated crowd, Lukas tried to reach his accredited part of the studio- the children shows shootings. Avoiding props almost falling on his feet accidentally, sneaking between people carrying hot coffee, and bending down to avoid planks being carried around⊠He bumped into someone just before he got to open the door leading to his area.
-âOh, I- Iâm sorry,â he stammered, quickly moving back, so he could apologize properly to the person he had bumped into. However, his eyes widened when he recognized the figure in front of him. Mike! The good twin. For a second, the latterâs face had alarmed him, as he thought he had bumped into MJ instead⊠But thankfully, while having the same face, the two brothers had very different hairstyles and fashion choices. The student let out a sigh- phew, he wasnât sure he would have been ready for MJâs bullshit right at the beginning of his shift.
-âOh, hey!â Mike seemed almost as surprised as he was, though his expression quickly changed to a warm, welcoming one: âGood to see you again- oh, wait, letâs, uh⊠Get inside,â he then mumbled, opening the door quickly so they both could leave the absolute war zone they were in. Lukas didnât lose any time and followed the other like a shadow would, only getting the opportunity to sigh in relief as they found themselves in a much quieter place. Kinda ironic that the children shows part of the
studio was calmer than the staff hall...
-âHey,â he finally replied, now that the âbattlefieldâ was behind them: âItâs good to see you too,â he answered trustfully, with a smile. He hadnât seen the other since MJâs outburst the day before, and getting the chance to meet him again was a good way of making Lukasâ day a little better and⊠Less chaotic.
-âHow are you?â he then asked, deciding to take a moment for a conversation with his only friend in the studio so far. Plus, he was⊠Worried. With what had happened the day before, and how MJ had thrown Mikeâs puppet on the floor like it was nothing, he wanted to make sure everything was okay.
-âOh, Iâm⊠Doing fine,â the other looked away with an awkward smile, which was an obvious sign that things had definitely happened yesterday. With how furious the actor had been when leaving the shooting, Lukas could very well imagine the latter taking his frustration on his brother. What an asshole. But, it was family business, and he couldnât say anything about it, as a stranger.
-âWhat about you?â Mike added quickly, visibly determined on changing the topic: âI heard you got the role, yesterday. Congrats!â
The praise took the student by surprise, and he felt his cheeks reddening from the embarrassment. Oh, man, this was new, yeah⊠He wasnât used to that kind of thing. His stance tensed up, and a sheepish smile took place on his lips.
-âOh, uh⊠Thanks,â he blurted out, and it was his turn to look away: âItâs⊠Really weird, I guess Iâm just⊠Feeling a bit shocked, you know?â he turned his head back to his new friend and a nervous giggle escaped him. He was fidgeting, not really knowing how to respond to that.
-âAh, yeah, itâs your first time,â Mike nodded, remembering that Lukas had first been hired as a stagehand, not as an actor: âDonât worry, children shows are the perfect way to start as a beginner. You know, with the public being less critical and all⊠Iâm sure youâll get used to it in no time.â
The puppet maker was kind, trying to reassure Lukas and ease his anxiety. Too bad that his stage fight was skyrocketing since the moment he had stepped in the building again⊠Another nervous giggle left his lips, and he started to rub his arm, not knowing what to do with his hands.
-âI suppose soâŠâ he muttered, still smiling, though it looked less genuine: âItâs just that⊠I mean⊠Why me? Iâm just a guy who wanted a part-time job. Iâm not an actor, I donât have any experienceâŠâ
-âWell, from what Iâve heard, you were pretty good yesterday- oh, speaking about thatâŠâ Mikeâs face darkened, as if he had just remember to mention something unpleasant: âI think you should⊠Avoid MJ, as much as you can, from now on. My brother, heâs⊠He didnât take it well, Iâm not gonna lie, and⊠I mean, you saw how he is with people, heâs not the best at being with others. Now, with what happened yesterday, I donât think heâll make your life any easier.â
The student grimaced as he listened to his friend. Yeah⊠Yeah, he had seen that coming. With how livid MJ had been when leaving the set, it wasnât surprising that the latter was going to make his shifts hell. God, he really hoped he would manage to avoid that jerkâŠ
-âYeah, I⊠Kinda expected that,â he admitted, tilting his head to the side with a wince: âBut, uh⊠Since heâs not part of the team anymore, I shouldnât run too much into him⊠Right?â
-âI wish Iâd say yes, butâŠâ Mike answered, his face showing conflict: âHe has some other roles in the studio, and he might come see me now and then, so⊠Yeah. Be careful and do your best to avoid him. Heâs not⊠The best person to be around when heâs like this.â
âOh, you mean all the time, then?â Lukas thought to himself, but kept his mouth shut. Not the best thing to say out loud, especially when it came to said personâs twin. Still, he couldnât help but wonder why Mike was making so many efforts for someone that clearly didnât deserve them⊠But, then again, he was a stranger, it wasnât his place to say anything.
-âWill do,â he assured his friend, before looking at his watch and- oh, shit, he was going to
be late. Apparently, it must have been visible from his expression, because the puppet maker let out a soft giggle:
-âOh, yeah, itâs time,â he looked up, as if he were trying to remember something: âLast time I saw the Conductor and DJ Grooves, they were in the conference room with some investors. You should go practice in the meantime⊠My workshop is open, if you want,â he offered with a shrug: âItâs a small room, but Iâm normally the only one there, so if you wanna have some quiet, alone time to rehearse, well⊠I need to help the stagehands for some set repairs, so I wonât bother you.â
The offer was a really nice attention, another one that did help to make Lukasâ day a little better. Considering his promotion, he wasnât sure if he was supposed to help the other stagehands while waiting for his bosses, but⊠Well, practicing really wouldnât hurt, especially considering how short his night had been.
-âThanks, I really appreciate it,â he gave Mike a warm smile, before pointing to a door on the other side of the room: âItâs this one, right?â he asked for confirmation.
-âYep, thatâs the one! Just, uh⊠Please donât touch anything, most of the puppets and costumes arenât done, so theyâre quite fragile.â
Lukas assured him he wouldnât, and even then, he didnât have any reason to. At least, contrary to his friendâs twin, he knew how to respect someoneâs work⊠And with that, the two waved to one another, before heading to opposite directions. The student walked to the door with a quick pace, wanting to get as much time as possible to practice. When he opened it, he was surprised to see that, yeah, the room was pretty small indeed, even smaller than what he had imagined. The place was full of puppets hanging from the ceiling, and the walls were covered in eccentric and colorful clothes. It was almost eye straining! Two out of the four corners of the rooms were used to stock supplies and different types of fabric, making the room even smaller than it originally was. Then, hidden in the third corner was a desk with a sewing machine on top of it. It looked like an old but durable one, the kind that would last years even if it was out-of-date. Other than that, the desk was full of smaller supplies, like needles, sewing threads, pens, pieces of paper, templates⊠It was like this room had no free space other than the center of it.
Well, Lukas supposed this is where he would rehearse, then. Not like there were many other optionâŠ
The young man closed the door behind him and made a few steps, his eyes looking all around him. He didnât think it was possible to fit so many things in a single room, but, hey, he was wrong! He then shook his head- it was time to work. After clearing his throat, the student opened his bag and took the script out, flipping the pages up to the parts he had the most trouble remembering.
Oh, jeez, he really was doing this, wasnât he? This was so weird⊠But whatever paid his bills and his studies, he guessed. And so⊠He got to work.
It was a lot easier to practice when there was no one around. No one to judge him, no one to mock him when he fucked up⊠Yeah, it made it all easier. Sure, he didnât have any experience in it, but at least he had to admit it was pretty fun. Nonetheless, he still had no idea why the two directors chose him over an experienced actor like MJ⊠Like, of course he had noticed the latter was a huge asshole, but other than that, his acting skills were obvious.
Maybe he was being used to give MJ a lessonâŠ? This seemed like the most probable explanation. After all, MJâs presence in the casting was supposed to bring attention to the show⊠And now, one of the most important roles had been given to a nobody instead. It didnât seem like a good idea, marketing-wise. Law was his specialty, but that didnât mean he was stupid when it came to other things. Lukas couldnât believe he had been chosen for his âtalentsâ, because he had none on that field.
After a moment, he paused his practice, shutting his eyes and letting out an exaggerated sigh. Shit, this was distracting him. He couldnât focus
on his lines. His acting skills, if he had any, were affected by it. It was like something was entering his mind from one side only to disappear through another. Memorizing the words was harder than he had thought it would be the day before, and he couldnât help but grunt in frustration.
Fuck, he knew he was able to remember those lines, he had learned much more complex texts before! This script was simple, so the young man put the blame on his short night of sleep. Furthermore, it was hard to memorize something only by starting the day beforeâŠ
He was about to start again when he heard the door opening behind him, cutting him short. The student turned to the direction of the noise, expecting to see Mikeâs face and⊠Well, in a way, he kinda did. Except it wasnât Mike.
It was MJ, the evil twin.
âOh, fuck me,â he thought, paling up. For fuckâs sake, right after Mike told him to avoid his brother! Was it a joke or something?!
Before he even got the chance to speak, MJâs expression changed from a neutral one to one of utter disgust. Yeah, clearly, the other had expected to see his twin, but⊠Nope, Lukas had been the one in the room.
âLesson learned, never going back in that workshop alone,â the student told himself, though it was way too late to do anything about it.
-âOh. Itâs you,â the actor spat, this time not trying to keep his nice mask on like he had been when they had met the day before: âThe fuck are you doing here?â
The celebrityâs eyes were glaring at him, all while examining him from top to bottom. It was⊠Very unpleasant, to be stared at this way. And being talked to like that? Yeah, no, Lukas was perhaps a shy person, but he didnât want to let anyone walk all over him, especially not an asshole like MJ. Usually, he tended to flee conflict, but today was different.
He was way too tired to deal with this shit.
-âYes , hello to you too,â he muttered as an answer, quickly putting his attention back to the script: âYour brotherâs not here, but he told me I could use the room in the meantime.â
Apparently, his tone didnât please the actor, whose eyes narrowed in response:
-âNo kidding, I can see my brotherâs not here, dumbass,â he shrugged and rolled his eyes: âIâm not blind.â
Oooh, the insult didnât fall on deaf ears, and it really rubbed Lukas the wrong way. He turned to the celebrity again, this time returning the latterâs glare:
-âWell, good for you, I guess,â the student spoke louder than his previous mutter. His annoyance was much more visible, though he still remained polite: âIf youâre looking for Mike, heâs with the stagehands.â
-âDidnât ask,â the actor retorted harshly. The otherâs eyes then fell on the script, and his expression darkened. Well, shit, this couldnât be good- and, just like Lukas had predicted, it wasnât. MJâs look of hatred was soon replaced by a mocking yet salty expression, one that the student really didnât like.
-âAw, am I interrupting something?â the celebrity taunted him, leaning against the door frame as a smirk took place on his lips.
-âActually, yes. You are,â Lukasâ patience was running out. God, he wanted to punch that guy so bad⊠Well, not like he would ever do that, he wasnât that kind of person. Still, the urge was there. In response to his honest words, the actor scoffed loudly, rolling his eyes again.
God, that fucking assholeâŠ
-âWhat, donât tell me you honestly think you have what it takes!â MJâs tone had changed from a mocking one to a harsher, meaner one: âYou have no idea how to play a role- lemme guess, you never had any theater courses before, hm?â
At Lukasâ silence, the celebrity snickered bitterly:
-âYeah, thatâs what I thought. Youâre just a nobody, a guy who happened to be there at the right time. But you, an actor? Donât make me laugh. You donât know shit about acting.â
Okay, now that was enough. Politeness was nice and all, but with this guy? No, nu-huh, nope, not happening. In an instant, Lukasâ attempts at remaining civil were thrown away through a window. No one could talk to him like that, and not even his anxiety was
going to silence him.
-âOh, I donât know shit about acting, thatâs right,â he talked back, his tone much more aggressive: âBut at least I know how to be a decent person.â
-âExcuse me?â MJâs face showed a mix of bewilderment and fury, probably because no one ever confronted him like this in the past: âI didnât steal someone elseâs job!â
-âHah, thatâs rich!â the student scoffed, raising his arms with a scandalized expression: âYou lost your job! I didnât do anything!â his voice echoed in the room as his anger intensified: âIf you werenât such an asshole, maybe youâd have kept your place in the-â
However, the student didnât even get the time to finish his sentence. The celebrity had dashed towards him, grabbing him by the collar of his shirt, bringing their face close as an intimidating gesture:
-âWatch your fucking mouth,â was the warning he got from the other, whose eyes were fixed on his: âThere are so many things I could do to make your life a living Hell. I have a lot of strings I can pull, and if I were you, I wouldnât risk that,â the actorâs voice had got lower, like a murmur, a clear threat directed to him.
But Lukas was just getting so fucking tired of it. Enough was enough. He grabbed the celebrityâs hand and pulled it away, forcing the latter to let go of him.
-âSo, let me get this straight: you want to destroy me because I pointed out how much of a jerk you were to everyone? And you still think youâre the decent person out of us two? You might want to rethink that, buddy.â
The response he got was yet another glare, though this time there was no spiky answer.
âOf course Iâm right, asshole, canât say anything back, now, can you?â he thought to himself, pride swelling inside him. Man, this was perhaps the first argument he ever won⊠Holy shit, yeah, it was- and he didnât even stutter!
Maybe he needed to be tired more often- yeah, no, that wasnât a good idea.
Air was forced out of his lungs as he was pushed away, though despite the fear of being punched, it never came. The look of pure hatred he was getting from MJ was almost burning him and, for a moment, he really thought he would get attacked- being someone who had never fought anyone, he wasnât really confident about his abilities to fight back.
But all MJ did was to step back to the door, a furious expression written all over his face:
-âYou wanna play that game with me?â he spat: âFine. But mark my words, stagehand, I will win.â
And not even giving Lukas the time to retort anything, the actor stormed off the room and slammed the door behind him. It screamed â I am mad, and I want everyone to know thatâ. Lukas, however, did not give a single fuck about it.
Perhaps it was the tiredness speaking (and it was), but if the other wanted to fight, then Lukas would be ready. Well, he probably wouldnât in hindsight, once his mind cleared up⊠But at the moment, the young manâs anger was making him blind to many aspects. One of them being that MJ was a famous person who was indeed capable of destroying him, and making him fail his studies with just the right calls.
But this wasnât something Lukas would realize before calming down. And only then, he would ask himself âwhy the hell couldnât I keep my mouth shut like usual?!â Until that moment⊠The student kept rehearsing, though his anger prevented him from actually anything.
Today was going to be a long dayâŠ
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