Very very canon...I feel like there are a few guys like this - heisuke, shin, choso, august, takuma...
Youâre straddling his lap, soft moans escaping your lips as you grind slowly over his bulging sweats. He throws his head back, his hand gripping tightly on your thighs, his mouth in a gentle âoâ.Â
You donât bother removing your underwear, youâve been like this for some time now, leaning over your boyfriendâs chest, attached at the mouth. You pull the soaked fabric aside and free his now throbbing cock from his sweats. Running your thumb slowly over the thick vein on the underside, his adamâs apple bobs as he swallows dryly and a soft whimper escapes his lips.Â
âOhâŠdoes that feel good?â you ask feigning ignorance.
He nods feverishly, his head still laid back and his cock twitching in your hands. You line him up gently and lean further forward, his chest heaving underneath you in anticipation. His hard cock slips in easily and you sink down slowly, your walls clenching around him - shocked by the sudden fullness. Head whipping up, you feel his hot breath by the shell of your ear as a broken whine emerges from his lips. You shudder at the sound, your hole involuntarily squeezing around him.Â
âOh shitâŠyou feel soâŠgoodâ he whimpers, broken and high pitched.Â
His whines and moans go straight to your pussy as you feel your wetness leaking around his cock. You loved these sounds he makes as you clench around him. You arched your back, grinding painfully slowly, pressing down hard to take him as far as possible.Â
âOhâŠnghâ He whimpers and gasps incessantly in your ear, chills running down your neck.
âWaitâŠstop-pâŠI canât comeâŠye..tâ his voice breaks, small and pathetic. Smiling against his cheek wickedly you lift yourself right to his leaking tip and slam down in one swift motion. His hands rush to grip your waist as he buries his face in the crook of your neck, desperately trying to subdue his helpless whines.Â
You hold his chin as you tip back his tear stained face.
âOh noâŠhead back baby, I wanna hear you cryâÂ
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insomniac!Simon reminds you that your nerves serve a purpose
[fem!reader - inexperienced!reader - slow burn - loss and grief - insomniac!reader - insomniac!simon]
part i, part ii, part iii, part iv, part v, part vi
In the days before Simon returns, you get the sense that you are being watched.
The first night, the hairs on your arm rise noticeably enough for you to stop mid-sketch. You look up at the door but, on finding no one, look back down and continue drawing your moth orchid. The next night much is the same; mid-sketch you sit back to take stock of your completed sketch and bring your cup of steaming tea to your lips when a shiver passes over you. Instinctively you clutch your cup closer to your chest and this time you carefully assess the darkness surrounding the entrance of the cafe. Nothing. You sigh and shake your head, feeling very much a fool.
On the third night, you enter the cafe with hackles raised. Until now youâve never considered the possibility that your late night forays would put you in danger. The cafe is very close to your apartment and the street is lined with other stores that keep night hours, and on top of that the cafe owner knows your routine so well that often your tea awaits your arrival.Â
Perhaps your sleeplessness has made you stupid.Â
Either way, you sit in your booth carefully that night and periodically check your surroundings to see⊠what exactly youâre not sure, but you want it to be either something or nothing.Â
It ends up being nothing, but you donât make any progress on the orchid.
A few uneventful nights pass quietly and your nervous system resets. The experience is alarming â unused to hypervigilance, you are experiencing a type of sleeplessness youâve never experienced before. To say youâre exhausted would be an extreme understatement.
On the nth night of feeling like this, you trudge your way to the cafe with your bag and exhaustion in tow. The soft shoop of the door proves to be Pavlovian in its effect on you; shoulders sagging with relief, chest loosening, and eyes drooping. You nod at the owner who gives you a sympathetic grimace, take the cup of tea from him and try to ignore the rattle of the cup on the saucer.
You slink into your seat and close your eyes. Every cell of your body yearns for rest, yet it simply wonât come.Â
Part of the misery of insomnia is the loosening of the brain â it feels like the screws that keep your sanity in place are unwinding just enough for minimal but constant leakage of energy and thought and feeling. The result is the painful irony of every waking moment feeling like a dream and the brain sparking to life when you try to sleep.
Youâve been making a few mistakes at work and dropping things at home. Albeit small, the mistakes make you anxious and so the vicious loop grows teeth.Â
You look down at your bag and notice that it looks suspiciously empty. You check it and yep, youâve forgotten to bring your materials. Itâs happened a total of zero times and this is just the icing on the fucking shit cake.Â
Youâre so wrapped up in your monologue of self-pity that you miss entirely the swing of the cafe door. The soft, slow, heavy footsteps do not register at all until you are suddenly, piercingly aware of a body across you.
Heavy eyes open to the figure of Simon across from you, enrobed in black and a sentinel of seriousness.Â
Youâre struggling to understand his sudden appearance.Â
After gaping for more than a moment, you manage to say, âAlright?â
Simon nods.Â
âYouâve been away for a long time.â
He nods again.Â
âItâs good to see you.â Out of politeness, but gladness, too.
He nods. âSame âere.â He sounds as though he hasnât spoken in a long time.
Even with your hazy mind, you can tell thereâs something off about him.
So you try again, âare you okay?â
He evens you with a look. âAre you?â
Perhaps it should frustrate you, and it would on any other occasion, but you get the distinct feeling that he is being as genuine as you are.
You turn to glance at the moon.Â
âNo.â
He waits.
âItâs going to sound crazy butââ you frown, âfor a few days it felt like I was being watched.â
You catch yourself and shake your head. âIt is crazy⊠anyway, Iâve been a little nuts about it since. Sleep hasnât been this bad in a long time. Maybe Iâm just feeling a bit loony because itâs a full moon.â
You offer a wan smile that he doesnât return.
Simon takes a deep breath.Â
âI got injured. Thatâs why I was away for so long.â
âOh! Are you okay? How bad was it?â
His heavy eyes answer for you. âOh.â
âMm. Was in 'ospital for a while. Got discharged two weeks ago.â
His gaze skitters away and for some strange reason, your breath quickens.
âWasnât ready to come back 'ere just yet⊠So I just waitedâŠâÂ
He meets your gaze again, âand watched.â
Your insides are set alight. As bright as a supernova.
Tears jump forth. Their presence makes you lower your head.
Maybe you should be suspicious. Maybe you should be relieved to know your instincts were right. Maybe you should be afraid.Â
You should be all those things, but above all else you feel taken care of, that maybe your fear of slipping away without anybody holding your hand or sending you off with a kind gaze wonât come true.Â
As a child you had believed in a benevolent universe, and then your sisterâs death had razed that belief to the ground. The acknowledgement that someone real, someone with a heart that beat and blood that rushed was looking out for you is almost too much to bear.
Simonâs hands travel over the table to cover your shaking fingers.Â
Neither of you move to wipe them away.Â
part i, part ii, part iii, part iv, part v, part vi
thank you endlessly for the small but vocal audience this piece has attracted. I write these without planning and without editing (hopefully not too noticeable), because they're all about feeling the moment and sitting in them. I hope Dot and Simon gives you a piece of comfort or reprieve in whatever you're living through.
âSo this is the way the world ends,â Jamesâ voice carried out through the back garden towards Sirius. âNot with a bang but a whimper.â Not in the mood to be teased Sirius wraps his arms tighter around his knees and glares at his friend.
âFuck off,â He says coldly, âYouâve been reading too much.â James snorts and sits on the steps next to him.
âWell thatâs a first. Iâve definitely never been told off for reading too much.â
âIâm not whimpering,â Sirius ignores him, âAnd the world isnât ending, either, so just- just fuck off.â He trails off a bit, sounding less harsh and more hurt than he intended. Whatever. He had just broken up with the love of his life so he wasnât in a great mood, sue him.
âWhyyyy,â James asked, pulling out the âyâ as if he was still thinking about what to ask, âare you so stupid?â Sirius squawked and shoved harshly at Jamesâ shoulder, but he barely moved.Â
âIâm not stupid,â Sirius mumbled, âIâm just beingâŠrealistic.â He wouldnât meet Jamesâ eye, as if doing so would expose all his lie for what it was (a lie).
âRight, right; realistic.â James placated him, âOr, just a theory; self jeopardizing?â When Sirius didnât respond he pushed on his shoulder and his tone grew sincere. âIâm serious, Pads. What the fuck was that? We all know you two are mad for each other. What are you doing, here?â
âWeâre not- weâre not good for each other, James! Just like I said, itâs just not a good- not a good fit.â It was a weak argument, and he knew it.
âDonât fit? Youâve been best mates since you were eleven, youâve practically been dating since fourth year, you know everything about each other- you literally finish each otherâs sentences. What part of that doesnât fit?â Sirius didnât have a good answer, so he just shrugged.
âCan I tell you what I think?â Sirius groaned and tipped his head back towards the stars. They were so beautiful tonight, shining even brighter with the absence of the New Moon moonlight.
âHavenât you already?â He agonized, but James was already talking again.
âI think that thereâs a bloody war going on; and youâre miserable. Youâre miserable, and scared, and you canât control fucking anything anymore so you decided, for some reason, to bomb the only thing you do have control over. Then at least if youâre miserable, itâs your choice.â Sirius glared at him for a moment in silence. How was James always able to read his mind? To know what he was thinking even before he did?
âThatâs⊠quite the assumption.â He said, finally, a bit embarrassed because he honestly hadnât thought about it like that until James said it out loud but⊠yeah. There it was.
âAnd I think,â James continued, ignoring him again, âthat when you go back inside and get one glimpse of Moony crying youâre going to change your mind immediately.â Sirius looked away, truly embarrassed this time; hot shame and guilt seeping through his chest where Moonyâs warmth used to be.Â
âI made him cry?â He asks, and hates how small his voice sounds.
âYeah, Pads. The love of his life told him he didnât want him anymore. He fucking cried.â It was bluntly honest but there was really no other way to face it. Sirius hugged his knees and felt the hot prickle of tears behind his own eyes. What had he done? And how could he ever undo it now? With a sigh James wrapped an arm around his shoulders and pulled him in. He was still his best mate, after all.
âAnd you know what else I think?â Sirius tried to laugh but it came out wrong. James and his thoughts. âI think, that there is a bloody war going on,â He repeated, âand none of us are particularly happy or safe right now. So if you and Moony have found something with each other that makes you happy, even just for a minute, then you absolutely can not let that go."
Heâd been locked in an interview room. He couldnât understand how everything had gone so bad so quickly. The door suddenly opened, and Sirius sat up straight as the grumpy-looking police officer walked in.Â
âPlease, you have to let Remus go; thereâs been a terrible mistake,â Sirius told him, but the man ignored him. Instead, he took the seat on the opposite side of the table from Sirius, put his coffee cup down and folded his arms across his chest.Â
âLooks like youâve had a bit of an ordeal, Mr Black. Youâve been brainwashed. Itâs not your fault. It seems this piece of filth has been using you to get your family fortune. How excited he must have been when he realised who his last job was for. Youâd do well in the future to be careful who you trust; the likes of Lupin are not for you. But not to worry, your parents have the best people on it, and he will be punished to the full extent of the law.â
Sirius couldnât believe what he was hearing.Â
âWhat are you on about? We left because we wanted to. Remus might have given us a helping hand, but it was our decision,â Sirius protested. He refused to let this be the narrative. Remus would never use them like that.Â
âYesterday morning, we received a phone call from a payphone near Lupinâs newly purchased property. A property we believe he purchased for this exact purpose. He gave details on the ransom that was expected for your release. It was a vast sum.âÂ
âThat wasnât Remus, it was Regulus.â
âIs that the name of your other captor?â the officer asked.Â
âWhat? No. Heâs my brother. We ran away together.âÂ
âHmm, we have no record of that,â the officer said.Â
âRegulus made the phone call and got upset that no one seemed to care that he was missing as well. Please, you have to listen to me. My parents are monsters, and we ran away. Remus is our friend; he didnât do anything wrong.â
The door opened again, and Orion and Walburga Black strode into the room. Fear coursed through him at the sight of them. He couldnât go back. But he also couldnât leave Remus locked up in a cell because of him. Why hadn't he made Remus stay at the flat? Why had he needed someone to hold his hand?
âCome, Sirius,â his mother ordered, and his body instinctively began to rise until he called a halt to it.Â
âNo,â he said under his breath.Â
âWhat did you say?â Walburga asked, her cruel eyes narrowing.Â
âI said no, mother. I refuse to go anywhere with you,â he said louder.Â
âYou will do as you are commanded, Sirius,â Walburga hissed.Â
Sirius finished getting to his feet and ran. He needed to find someone else to plead his case to. There had to be one police officer in this place who would help him.Â
âHave you spoken with that lad theyâve got down in the cells?âÂ
âYeah, he says heâs innocent, that he was just helping the Black boy. That heâd wanted to escape. It felt like he was telling the truth.âÂ
âPlease,â he said, heading for the officers heâd overheard. âYou have to help me. I ran away with my brother Regulus. We left of our own accord. The ransom call was my brother getting irate that no one seemed to care that he was gone as well. I swear, Remus had nothing to do with any of it. Heâs innocent.â Siriusâs chest heaved once heâd finished, and a heavy hand fell onto his shoulder. He looked up, and his father stood behind him. He squeezed Siriusâs shoulder hard, his nails digging in, and began to steer him away. âPlease, I donât want to go with them. Please, help me!â He cried out, but no one moved apart from the policewoman who had said she thought Remus was telling the truth.Â
âUnhand him, please,â she said firmly. Orion sneered at her.Â
âHe is my son, and I shall do with him as I please.â
âHow old are you?â She asked Sirius directly, taking hold of his upper arm.Â
âEighteen,â he spluttered, whimpering as his father pulled harder.Â
âSir, your son is legally an adult; you can not take him against his will.âÂ
Orion yanked Sirius again. âSir, if you do not release Mr Black, I will have to arrest you for assault and attempted kidnapping,â she said evenly, not loosening her grip on Sirius at all.Â
âDo you have any idea of who I am?â Orion spat at her.Â
âYes, sir, you are Lord Orion Arcturus Black of number 12 Grimmauld Place. But I donât care who you are, sir; no one is above the law.âÂ
âWeâll see about that. Greyback, I want that young man charged immediately,â Orion hissed at the officer who had kept Sirius in the interview room.Â
âI think youâll find that itâs up to this, Mr Black, as the charges are to do with him.â Siriusâs saviour butted in.Â
âNo charges. I drop all charges. I donât want anything brought against him,â Sirius said in relief, using his fatherâs lack of attention to yank himself free from his grip. The woman quickly pulled Sirius out of Orionâs reach.Â
âFlitwick, start processing Mr Lupinâs paperwork; he is free to go.â
âRight away, McGonagall,â Flitwick chirped and began typing furiously on his keyboard.Â
âLord Black, your presence here is no longer required. I will have you escorted out if you donât leave of your own accord,â McGonagall said in that same firm voice.Â
âYou havenât heard the last of this, boy,â Orion snarled, but with an entire police station watching, he couldnât do anything more than threaten his son.Â
Half an hour later, Sirius was walking out of the station with Remus at his side and McGonagallâs personal phone number in his pocket.Â
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Whimper: day 6 @wolfstarmicrofic dedicated to @igetje bc remus whimpering??? đŻđ„
Word count: 510 tags: nsfw, deaf remus, au, modern
Sign language is bold
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Sirius opened the bedroom door and flicked the lights on and off, warning Remus to his presence. He got no response and at first, so he thought that Remus might be sleeping. Then Sirius noticed a slow, distinctive motion under the covers. He knew it would probably startle Remus since Sirius saw his hearing aids on the side table. He likely couldn't hear much of anything right now as distracted as he was, but Sirius needed in on this action. At the very least for Remus to know that he was watching.
When Sirius tapped him on the shoulder, sadly the motion stopped, and Remus shot up in bed. This dislodged the covers, and Sirius got a glimpse of his glorious body on display.
Did you miss me? Sirius signed, flashing Remus a huge grin.
You scared me. Remus answered, with no heat or irritation in his signing.
Sorry, I did try the lights. You were a little preoccupied.
Remus shrugged and smirked. You shouldn't have been late.
Get on with it then. Show me. Sirius instructed, sitting cross legged on the bed in front of Remus.
Don't you want to⊠Remus trailed off.
I want to watch you.
Remus blushed, and hesitantly stroked his cock a few times. It quickly returned to full hardness and Remus sighed quietly. His eyes drifted closed and Sirius couldn't have that. He scooted closer and rubbed up Remus' leg from his ankle to just above his thigh. It achieved his goal of getting Remus to look at him, but Sirius had to stop Remus from wiggling down the bed to try to get Sirius to touch him.
Eyes on me, he signed emphatically. And don't cum until I tell you to.
Remus nodded, and stopped his efforts at getting closer to Sirius. Although Sirius did appreciate that Remus was closer, legs now spread open.
Remus kept stroking himself, twisting at the head occasionally, and quickly he was panting.
Sirius, please.
Please, what sweetheart? Sirius signed.
I want⊠I need to cum, Remus answered one handed and very sloppily.
No, Sirius signed sharply, fingers snapping together quickly and firmly.
I can't⊠Remus tried before letting his hand fall to the bed, and slowing down his motions.
Faster.
But⊠Remus protested, but resumed the pace from before.
Sirius could tell he was losing control, cock jumping, and a beautiful, loud whimper fell from his mouth. Seconds later, Remus was spilling onto his hand and stomach, and suddenly couldn't meet Sirius' eyes.
Hey, Sirius signed then waved lower than usual, trying to make sure that he captured Remus' attention.
When brown eyes met gray, Sirius smiled gently. You were marvelous.
You're not upset?
Of course not. Sirius answered.
But you told me not toâŠ
Remus, it's okay. I wanted to see you fall apart, it's okay you couldn't wait. I promise. You were perfect. Sirius told him. When Remus didn't answer besides nodding, Sirius pulled the other man into his arms and started rubbing his back, trying to give reassurance and comfort.
They stayed like that for a bit before Remus pulled back, grinning widely.
Your turn.
Author note: Regarding the sign language. I did direct English translation. ASL grammar structure is different and there aren't signs besides finger spelling that are one to one for other words) I've only taken asl 1 and watched Deaf creators so I know that if I tried to write it as signed I would mess it up terribly, so forgive me đ
[fem!reader - inexperienced!reader - slow burn - loss and grief - insomniac!reader - insomniac!simon]
part i, part ii, part iii, part iv, part v, part vi, part vii, christmas special, part viii
Perhaps itâs being chilled to the bone that starves you of your ability to sleep.
Februaryâs frostiness hasnât abated at all, and all night you lay in bed, feeling the cold air grow teeth. The radiator is at the other end of the bedroom and the trek there would take energy that you donât have.Â
When the morning arrives and condensation builds on the window, you hobble into the bathroom and begin again with all the rituals of the living â the brushing of hair and teeth, the washing and make up drawing, the slow wrestle of a limp body into clothes, the shovelling of food into a mouth.Â
Then, the day. Long, bright and endless, a series of hours where nothing makes sense to you though you still appear coherent to others, where your eyes hurt and your muscles feel detached from bone yet you still walk back home without simply melting into the ground.
Distantly, you wonder how many cups of tea Emir has left for you, waiting and watching it go cold. You have no way to prove this assumption of loyalty, but at the same time you know it to be true.Â
How many is it? Twelve, thirteen? Your blooming depression blurred everything after day four.Â
You have spent the days wondering how long this feeling of being held underwater will last. It has saved you from the sharpness of hurt, the rancid humiliation that lanced you in the first few days, but you also know that whatever this is â this long, silent scream â will also kill you.Â
The rotten part of yourself says you're a coward, a foolâs fool for letting this one stupid experience ruin what was originally yours. The horrible part says that you gave up too much too quickly and that it is shameful to be seen wanting with such desperation.Â
The larger, more tender part of you is smarting with loss â a child wandering alone at a playground wondering why they are suddenly alone.Â
But the truth is that this feeling is not new. Delayed perhaps, suppressed perhaps, momentarily relieved, perhaps, but never fully gone. It predated Simon and he was just a moment of reprieve that you desperately needed.Â
You have survived worse, and this you will survive too.Â
When you enter and hear the familiar shoop of the door, the sound of it sparks tears in your eyes but the unfamiliarity of the occupants keeps them at bay. Your senses are assaulted with the smell of tea, spice, and sugar. Emir walks out from the back and seems shocked to see you. A quick succession of emotions flitter across his face, but you are too slow to catch them, and nor do you want to know.
He hurries over with a tea in hand and ushers you to your chair. Proffering your best smile, you try to lamely find an excuse for your absence but it seems Emir doesnât need one â he hurries back to the counter and brings plate after plate of dessert: halva as rippled as the sky; Turkish Delight that wafts white sugar from being carried over, cardamom rice pudding so hot the steam curls in a stream over Emirâs shoulder.Â
He offers you these plates and arranges them in front of you as a grandparent would. He says nothing but before he leaves he places a hand on your head and murmurs something in his language. Neither of you can look the other in the eye, but the act of kindness is enough.
You donât move for a while. Being presented with plates of sweetness and warmth feels alien to someone that has been subsisting on very little.
Eventually you manage to swipe a finger through the dusting of sugar that has fallen off the Turkish Delight. The spark of sweetness is so intense as to be almost bitter, but it whets your appetite and you chance a spoon of rice pudding next. Itâs glorious, and you reach for your tea to wash it down.
Each mouthful of dessert warms the embers deep inside you, and you are brought back inside your body. You are suddenly awake to the pangs of hunger and thirst and aware of how deeply you have denied yourself.
When you are almost done with the rice pudding, something outside the window catches your eye.Â
The boy stops for a moment and uses his hand that is intertwined with the girlâs to twirl her in a circle. The shape of it is ungainly and brittle, but the girl bursts into laughter that is free and wild and the boy yanks her in so that they are chest to chest. From where you sit you can see their hot breaths puff in the crisp air.
Itâs in that moment you realise this: to deny your desire to share your physical body with the ghostly man with whom you shared your tears and fears is to lie to yourself. The truth is that it has been years since you felt the warmth of someone elseâs embrace, the feeling of being wanted so badly that you are dragged into their body, the possibility of dancing in the dark with someone to hold you from flying away.
You have no proof that it was ever going to happen to you, but as you watch the young couple disappear from view and take stock of your aching heart, you are disappointed to find that your heart latched onto Simon and led you astray anyway.
part i, part ii, part iii, part iv, part v, part vi, part vii, christmas special, part viii
Not super sure what to say other than I'm sorry for going silent after last chapter's angst! It won't get better for a while, but the important thing is that life keeps happening. Hope you've all been well.