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Summary: Being Sam Winchesters long time girlfriend was wonderful until he had family business and was on the road all the time, but what happens when you find out youâre pregnant?
Pairing: Early Seasons Sam Winchester x f!reader
â˘Masterlistâ˘
Sitting in my apartment missing waking up to sharing the bed with Sam, cuddling against his warm body, sitting on the counter as he makes us pancakes, getting ready for college parties together, everything we use to do now just memories
âCome on Sam I miss you, when are you gonna be home?â I sighed into the phone
âIâm sorry baby I miss you too but Dean and I are working some jobs andâŚ.â
âJobs? I thought you were just looking for your dad? Sam are you okay Iâm worriedâ heâs been gone for a month now and it was miserable he helped pay half the rent and it was a struggle by myself now and heâs my soulmate and being apart really wanes on the heart
âWell weâre still looking just making some stops along the wayâ I could hear Dean in the back making fun of him calling me baby
âYou know I canât be mad at you Iâm justâŚâŚI just miss you but I hope everything is going good with Dean and you find your dadâ he told me all about his problems in the past with his family but all I wanted was for him to be happy
âYou know I miss you too baby, wish I could see you, sleeping in these shitty motel rooms doesnât compare to WOAH Dean stop hitting me!â Dean obviously didnât want to hear the end of that making me cheer up a bit
âWell just call me more when you get the time but I have class, I love you Samâ
âLove you too Angelâ the call ended and I was forced to go along with my daily routine, get ready, go to class and come back to an empty apartment
It went on like this for 2 more months and it just got worse, his calls became less frequent maybe once a week, I fell into a deep sadness that only Sam Winchester could brighten, and I became sick at first I thought it was a flu maybe a stomach bug but after talking to some friends and one test later and I find out Iâm pregnant, I have to be atleast 3 months along since thatâs the time heâs been gone
After having an hour long breakdown I dialed Sam hoping he had some time to talk and not on another job
âAngel why are you calling so late?â His voice groggy
âSammyâŚâŚwe need to talkâ I stutter out still emotional
âWhatâs wrong are you okay?â
âIâm preâŚâŚI canât tell you over the phone I need to see youâŚ..pleaseâ I beg praying heâll just come home
âI donât know Dean and I areâŚâ
âSam this is really important what ever youâre doing can wait, I need youâ
âOkay weâll be there by the time you wake upâ
I woke up exhausted from the stress of the day before, Iâm pregnant actually pregnant under normal circumstances Iâd be happy starting a family with Sam but with how absent heâs been I feel him drifting away
I willed myself out of bed and pulled on one of Samâs hoodies that hung down to my knees and wore a pair of pair of black legging, running a warm cloth over my face to freshen up when I heard a rapid knocking at the front door
My heart filled with panic and I was becoming hesitant about coming clean, I opened the door and there he stood, towering over me like a god yet still so soft on me
He swooped down and lifted me easily into his arms and held me close, being back in his arms just felt right it felt like home and so I broke down again as I clung to him
âSammyâ I whined as I hide my tear streaked face in his shoulder smelling his oh so wonderful cologne
He brought me inside and sat me down on the couch, Dean looming in the room after he rummaged for food in our kitchen
âAngel whatâs wrong? You donât look so goodâ he asked as he stroked my hair helping calm me
âYouâve been gone so long and I understand but itâs been a hard 3 months alone, I canât sleep, I canât think straight, Iâm broke andâŚâŚ..â
âAnd what?â Dean intervened making my heart jump, Sam sending him a glare
âI thought I was just sick butâŚâŚ.im pregnantâ I felt so vulnerable as he just looked at me seeming to be in shock
âYouâre jokingâ Dean groaned
âI didnât mean tooâŚ..im sorryâ I say as my lip trembled
âOh Angel this isnât your fault itâs mine and I shouldnât have left you alone so long like that I donât know what I was thinkingâ he sighs as he holds me to his chest
âFamily business Sammyâ Dean stated
âDean stopâ
âSam if being with your family is so important and doing all these jobs I understand but if thatâs what you want then I donât want to hold you back if this isnât what you want anymoreâ
âWhat? No of course I want you I want this, youâre my soulmate and Iâm never letting you go again, you deserve to know the truthâ
âSam donâtâ deans assertive tone booming in the room
After Sam told me everything about this new supernatural world I was sceptic at first but honestly it connected a lot of dots
âSo these jobs you work are important but I canât go months being apart againâ
âYou can come with us, just for while youâre pregnant and then when you give birth we can go home and settleâ he said with a bright smile, that smile I fell in love with
âAre you sure Dean wonât hate meâ I whisper to him
âHeâll lighten up trust me Angelâ
Sam helped me pack all the my clothes and personal items I needed and we were off on the road, it was a nice car with lots of room for me to stretch out in the back
âSo where are we going?â
âThereâs signs of a vampires nest in a small town, going to check it out see whatâs going onâ Dean says his eyes still on the road, he still made me a bit nervous though
âUmm are vampires one of the easier monsters you deal with?â I ask trying to make conversation
âThey can be, but a nest of them can be a bitchâ
They go on to tell me all the cases theyâve worked since theyâve been gone and itâs crazy to wrap my head around, after driving all day we finally got to the town settling into a little motel room
âIâm gonna go pick us up some dinnerâ Dean said as he threw his bag on his bed and left
I sat on the bed me and Sam are sharing sighing once the door closed
âWhatâs wrong Angel?â
âI just hate being a burden to you guys I know how stressful this is for you plus having this babyâŚ.â
âHey youâre not a burden Iâm just glad youâre with me now, being cooped up with Dean 24/7 can become a bit machoâ he says making me laugh
âDo you think itâll be a boy or a girl?â I ask as he places his hand on my tiny bump
âIâm happy with either, you know my mother would have loved you youâre as kind as she was, well atleast thatâs what Dean says about herâ
âYou know this baby is the luckiest in the world to have you as their father, and such a handsome one at thatâ he smiled as he pulled me into his lap pulling me close
âIâve missed this, holding youâ his hand runs down my back sending shivers
âKissing youâ his lips gently press to my collar bone making me gasp
âBeing with you at nightâ the door bursts open interrupting our moment, I jump out of his lap and their stands Dean and what I believe to be their father from old pictures Sam has showed me
âSammy trying to get someâ Dean laughed making my body heat in embarrassment
âWhoâs this?â John asked his voice full of disapproval
âDad where have you been? Never mind that right now, this is y/n my girlfriendâ
âAnd what the hell is she doing here son?â I felt little under his gaze
âShe canât be alone sheâs pregnantâ Sam said confidently as he held my hand
âSam what the hell were you thinking, you canât have a pregnant girl doing this job, you need to be focusedâ
âMaybe I should just go homeâ I say as I go to pick up my bag
âNo! Youâre staying Angel Iâm not letting you go againâ he said as he wiped a stray tear I didnât know had escaped my waterline
âSheâs family now dad, you canât push her away cause if you do then youâre just gonna push me away too, for good this timeâ John sighed and gave a look to Dean
âTomorrow weâre going to stake out the vampires nest, be readyâ he said sternly before stomping out of the room leaving an awkward cloud looming over the three of us
âCome on you two letâs eatâ Dean said in a lighter tone obviously trying to pick up what his father ruined
We ate at the little table chatting about random things, how Sam and I met, our first date and how nervous Sam was, almost everything we had together up until this point
âHave you told your family about the baby?â Dean asked after he took a swig of beer
âI donât really have family, I was raised in an orphanage and when I turned 18 I was pretty much on my own, I stayed in the schools dorms until Sam and I moved in together, plus our friends kind of changed after first year so itâs mostly just been Sammy and Iâ
âIâm sorryâ
âOh no itâs fine Iâm happy with the way my life turned out it lead me to Sam after allâ I smile looking at Sam who had that loving look, he was so gentle compared to his brother
âYou guys are going to make me hurlâ
Itâs been a crazy and stressful 6 months but Iâm now in the last week of pregnancy and to say Iâm scared is an understatement, Iâm terrified but I feel like I canât tell Dean and Sam with what they face everyday, this is probably a walk in the park to them
They were out right now hunting a werewolf as I paced back and forth in yet another motel room, Iâve been having cramps in my stomach since I woke up but I just thought it could be indigestion from the food we ate last night but theyâve only gotten stronger, walking helps but this could just be Braxtonâs hocks I try to tell my self that is u til my water breaks, Iâm hesitant to call Sam because of the case but like he said this is more important, I dialed hoping heâd answer
âHey weâre on our way back now did you need us to pick you up anything?â
âSam my water brokeâ I could hear him tell Dean to drive faster
âOkay just hold on weâll be there soon, just do the breathing exercises like we practicedâ
âOkay Iâll tryâ I breath deeply as another contraction hit a whimper left me but I know itâs going to get much worse
Minutes later Sam and Dean busy through the hotel room, Dean get my to go bag and Sam gently picks me up and brings me to the car sitting with me in the back
âSammy Iâm scaredâ
âWeâre almost to the hospital hold on kiddoâ Dean said trying to reassure me, heâd warmed up to me over the months like Sam said
âYou can do this, think of our little girl or boy weâre about to meetâ I nodded gripping his hand, we got to the hospital and were settled in a private room, Sam at my side and Dean on the couch used for husband or partners
âWhat if something happens?â I ask as he brushes my hair back
âEverything will be okay, youâre the strongest woman I knowâ
âItâs time Mrs Winchesterâ the doctor said making my heart swell at the name, he was wrong but I didnât care
After some agonizing pushes that pressure was gone replaced by a little babies cries, the nurse laid the baby on my chest and she was beautiful, she had Sam big green hazel eyes and had light brown hair
âCongrats on a baby girlâ the nurse said, they cleaned me up and left the room letting the four of us settle
âWhat are you going to name my little niece?â Dean asked now standing on the other side of the bed mesmerized by her
âHow about Luna Mary Winchesterâ I say looking up to Sam for his opinion
âI love it, I love you, both of youâ he smiled as he played with Lunas little fingers
âThe three of us just became fourâ
Milo Manheim | Spencer MacPherson
BOOMSHAKAKALA YES GAWDD
summary: Rafe is so tall he has to lean down to hear you better. that's it.
warnings: none, me thinks. just a suggestive line at the end ;P
word count: 590
A/N: I couldn't help myself, so I wrote this blurb! this is my first time writing Rafe, let me know what you think! English is not my first language, so I apologize for any grammatical or spelling errors. feedback is appreciated!
The soft hum of the waves was a steady background to the crackling of the bonfire, the flames dancing as the heat mixed with the cool bite of the night breeze. You stood near the fire, feeling the warmth spread through you, but the presence behind you was what made your skin tingle the most.
Rafe was close, an arm wrapped around your waist with a casual ease that made you feel both safe and exposed at the same time. His thumb traced slow, absent circles over your stomach, his other hand holding a beer with the same relaxed grip he used when he wasnât thinking about much at all. Topper and Kelce were deep in conversation, their voices more distant than usual, as if the world around you had faded into something quieter. Rafe barely added to the chatter, content to stay in his own headâor maybe it was you who had his full attention. You werenât sure, but it felt like you did.
You turned your head, looking up at him, a soft smile playing on your lips. "You good?" You asked it quietly, as though you already knew the answer, but you wanted to hear him say it anyway.
Rafe didnât immediately respond, the sound of the ocean filling the silence. Instead, he leaned down, tilting his head as if to catch the softest whisper, even though youâd only spoken in your normal tone. His presence grew even more intense with the movement, his height hovering over you, his face drawing closer in that effortless, unspoken way that made you feel smaller and more drawn in with each inch.
"Hm?" His voice was low, just above a murmur, the sound of it vibrating through your chest.
You flushed at the gesture, a subtle warmth rising in your cheeks. His closeness, his height, the way he made the space around you feel like it shrank to just the two of youâit was disarming in the best way. His breath fanned over your skin, the warmth of it sending a shiver down your spine, and you could almost feel the heartbeat beneath his chest as he leaned in further.
You swallowed, your voice a little shakier this time. "You doing good?" You repeated, hoping your tone sounded steady, but there was no hiding the way he affected you.
Rafeâs grin tugged at the corner of his lips as he felt the slight hitch in your breath, his arm tightening around your waist, pulling you even closer. It was as though he knew exactly how much he was making you feel.
"Yeah, m'good, baby," he hummed, his voice deepening in that way it did when he was in his element. "Just thinking."
"About?" you asked, a whisper now, almost afraid to ask but too curious to hold back.
He tilted his head again, moving in just a little further, his lips grazing the shell of your ear. The closeness, the heat of his breath, was enough to send a shiver all the way down your spine, leaving you breathless.
The moment stretched between you, charged with unspoken words and everything that lay beneath the surface. The bonfire crackled, the night air was cool, but Rafeâs presence was all you could feel now, the pull of him drawing you in further than youâd ever planned to go.
His voice was soft, smooth, laced with that teasing edge that always made your heart skip a beat. "Just thinking about how much fun Iâm gonna have taking this little dress off you later."
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Wally Clark x blk female reader
Word count: 6k.
Warnings: cursing, mentioned of death, smut, unprotected sex, a little bit of cock warming, slightly rough. And probably some other stuff
Summary: The ghost of Wally Clark has been stalking Y/N since she step foot inside of Split River High, his obsession only growing as the years went on. During her last year of high school Y/N finally gets to meet secret admirerâŚ
Author note: I found this in my draft from early season one and haddd to finish it because it's so good, this is also like very season on Wally which isnât that different but itâs differentt!. This wasn't supposed to be so long but now you understand why it took 8 years enjoy pookies.đ
Wally watched kids come in and go from that school year after year and had no interest. Until you, you had a presence that demanded attention, and he had no issue giving it to you. Your pretty face, smooth skin, and sweet laugh were enough to keep him intrigued for a lifetime. He knew you couldnât see him, but he didnât care, heâd follow you from the minute you walked on campus to the moment you went home. Heâd read your friends' texts over their shoulder to see if you were still coming and if you were even a minute late.
Sometimes, when youâd fall asleep in the study hall, heâd sit next to you and play games on your phone and pretend you knew he existed. (He knew your password, of course). Sometimes heâd go through your messages and notes to get a better understanding of you. At first, he felt guilty, but then it became the highlight of his day. Seeing pictures of what you did outside of school and who you hung out with. What boys were you talking to too? He knew it was silly, but he got jealous every time he opened your phone to see you were texting your ex again.
âCâmon girl, what happened blocking his ass?â Wally mumbles, putting his feet up on the table in front of him. You mumble something like you can hear him and Wally sits quietly for a second, enjoying the fantasy.
It was a Friday and your best friend convinced you to keep her company at the football game as she cheered for her boyfriend. You usually didnât come to games, but you werenât opposed to it. You sat on the cold bleachers trying to concentrate on the game even though the cold ass air blowing in your face was making it almost impossible. Kat was getting you two hotdogs. So Wally decided to keep you company, (even though you couldnât see him). During the game, your eyes drifted to a Wally Clark memorial on the scoreboard.
âWhoâs Wally Clark?â You ask the empty seat next to you, forgetting Kat was away getting the hotdogs. When the words left your mouth, Wally felt like his heart dropped in his stomach. He didnât know how to react. When you remember Kat left, you pull out your phone to Google. Wally looked over your shoulder into your phone intently as you searched for âWally Clark Split River High Schoolâ in the Google search bar.
Wally couldnât help but celebrate at just the idea of you knowing he even existed. He watched as he read an article with his least favorite picture in the upper right corner. âAwwâŚhe was such a cutie,â you say, letting out a small sigh. âYou think?â Wally asked with a big smile on his face, forgetting for a second you couldnât hear or see him.
âThat line was long as hellâ, Kat says, waddling through the bleachers with two hotdogs in hand. âI told you to wait until half-time,â you say, taking a hotdog from her. âThen it would have been WORSE if that was even possible,â Kat says getting herself situated. âProbably,â you say slightly muffled taking a bite of your hotdog. Wally watches everything in awe, just happy heâs been acknowledged, and called cute. You finish chewing and wiping your face with a napkin Kat brought. âYou ever heard of Wally Clark?â You ask, stuffing the napkin in your pocket. âThe guy's name on the banner thingy?â Kat asks seconds away from stuffing her hotdog in her mouth. âYeah, I just looked it up, he was a footballer player here in the 80s, he got tackled on the 5-yard line and broke his neck, died on the scene, â
â Technically I didnât-â Wally tries to cut in.
â-Damn,â Kat says, still muffled by the hotdog in her mouth. âI know, right? "He was a cutie tooâ, you say, showing Kat the picture of your phone. âDAMNâ, Kat says, mouth still full. âRight?â You say, nodding with a smile of agreement. Wally sat behind you smiling ears to any of the other ghosts heâd look insane. âRest in peace beautifulâ, Kat says, finally swallowing her food, looking up at the sky, shaking her head from side to side. You laugh and do the same. âOoo you should do one of your rituals and try and connect with him like you did with Lee,â Kat says, taking a sip of her drink.
âHard pass,â you say, trying to return your focus on the game in front of you.
âWhy not?â Wally and Kat say at the same time. âIt worked, didnât it? "You can have a hot ghost friend?â Kate says before taking another bite. â Yes, but I donât do that shit anymore, I get nightmares,â you say taking another bite of your food. âWelp, whoâs winning ?â Kat says sitting back slightly returning her attention to the field. âI have no idea,â you say making the both of you laugh.
On Monday you stayed after school a little later to study. You only did three assignments before passing out like you usually did. Wally had been a bit busier so he didnât have time to watch you as intently. As he usually did, but when he found you in the library, he pulled out the chair next to you and started doodling on the edge of your paper. Once he was bored with that, he picked up your phone and started his daily scroll. He scrolled through TikTok for a minute, then Instagram, and found nothing fascinating. Then he went to your camera roll and his heart dropped. There were pictures after pictures of him. You went on a deep dive after the game. Something about Wally felt familiar, you just wanted to know everything. You found out his mom was your neighbor and that you two even shared a birthday. You wonder if you were born at the same time as you were friends or if was he the dick jock type.
âSomeoneâs got a crushâ, Wally says smugly, scrolling through the screenshot of him on your phone. You quickly jump out of your sleep like youâve heard a loud noise. You jump back once your eyes land on Wally. âCan you see me?â Wally asks, unable to hide his excitement at the possibility. âExcuse me? "Is there any reason in particular youâre so fucking close to me WHILE I'm SLEEPING?â Wally tries to answer but just starts stuttering. He looks familiar to you, but you donât know where you're from. âAND WHY THE FUCK DO YOU HAVE MY PHONE,â you say, attempting to grab the phone outside his hand. Your hand goes straight through his palm like heâs not even there, and you try the same thing again. And suddenly it hits you, âthe football player?â You say not even sure of yourself.
Wally gives a small nod the fear from your interaction seconds ago still on his face. âOh, this is a dreamâ you smugly laying back on your seat. âNo, I donât think-â Wally starts, but is cut off by you. âNo, I have these sometimes when I get obsessed with something,â you say laying your head back on the table. âYouâre obsessed with me?â Wally asked the big smile from earlier right back. âObsessed is a big word,â you say putting your head downâ A word that YOU used,â Wally says with a smirk.
âDoesnât matter because this is a dreamâ you say, closing your eyes.
âItâs notâ
âIt isâ
âItâs not!â
âIt is!â
â it. Is. notâ
âYes.it.is.â
âAre you OK sweetheart?â the librarian says, placing her hand on your shoulder. Suddenly, you become very aware of the fact that you have been yelling. âYeah, sorry I was just trying to tell-â
â-Good, good because I overheard you talking to yourself. "I was worried youâd lose itâ, she says with a small chuckle.
âOh uh⌠I talk in my sleep sometimes, itâs terrible, eyes open and everything. "Thanks for checking up on me though,â you say with a tight-lipped smile, before beginning to quickly pack up your stuff, internally panicking. âNice saveâ, Wally says when she finally leaves. You ignore him speedily, walking out of the library.Â
âHello? Y/n, can you still see meâ You continue to ignore him walking to a hidden corner of the school. âHEY, HEY, HEY I know we got off on the wrong foot but donât ignore me thatâs brutalâ. You quickly pull your phone out of your pocket holding it to your ear. âHello?â You say almost embarrassed. âYou know the phones off right?â Wally asks scrunching his face in confusion. âYes dumass, Iâm trying to not look completely insane,â you say trying to keep your voice down.
âOh,â Wally says sounding a little defeated. âSorry, Iâm not trying to be a Dick, Iâm just not trying to go back to a mental hospital,â
âYouâve been to the nut house before?â Wally asks lifting an eyebrow. âYes, and nobody calls it that anymore,â you say walking down the hallway phone still to your ear. âOh, my bad,â Wally says trying to keep up with you. âitâs ok you didnât know,â you say checking the time on your phone. âShit I gotta go,â you say walking a bit faster, âwait wait wait,â Wally says standing in front of you in an attempt to keep you from leaving. âIâve been watching you since sophomore year, And I know how weird and crazy that sounds but you donât know me I think I know you pretty well, And I donât know if you know this but, âThisâ he gestures between the two of you.
âisnât normal, This isnât like an everyday occurrence, I havenât spoken to a Living person since the 80s. So Iâd like to talk to you before you run back homeâ Wally says speaking a mile a minute.
âWally- Wally right?â You say slightly unsure. He nods âWell Wally, Iâd love to, I really would but this just seems like itâs gonna end up with me on more medication than Iâm already on or a 48-hour involuntary hold wearing grippy socks. I donât know if you know this but TALKING to ghosts is also something that doesnât happen every day, and quite frankly I donât know if youâre real or some hallucination, and Iâd rather not find out.â You say walking away from him.
âWait- let me prove it to you,â Wally says catching up to you.
âHow will you do that?â
âJust follow meâ
Wally runs ahead down the empty hallway and you follow him until you two stop in front of your now-empty history class. âOpen it,â Wally says gesturing for you to turn the knob. You do and surprisingly it opens, youâre greeted by a dark empty classroom. âWhy am I here again?â You ask Reaching for the light switch. âNo, Donât turn it on,â Wally says with his hand slightly outstretched. âThe janitors walk past this room a lot and theyâll come and check if the lights are on, use your phone flashlight,â Wally says jumping up to sit on the teacherâs desk. âokâŚâ you respond with a nod and drop your hand from the light switch.
âHow does this prove you're real again?â You ask turning on your phone flash. âBecause Iâll tell you exactly whatâs in Mr. Kankerys desk,â he gives it two hits to bring attention to the desk under him. âthen youâll check and if Iâm right, which I will be, because Iâm real, Dead, but realâ Wally says with a chuckle,
âok, whatâs in the desk?â You ask walking a little closer to Wally. â wait, Stay over thereâ Wally says jumping off the desk and opening the drawer. âOk soâŚthereâs a stapler on the left next to some color-full sticky notes and a blue calculator.
There are also a couple of old lady candies scattered around. âOk, youâre turn,â Wally says moving from behind the desk. You walk behind the desk and open the drawer to see exactly everything Wally described. âshitâŚitâs all hereâ you mumble under your breath. âIs that a bad thing?â Wally asked confused by your reaction. âI donât knowâŚwhat if I saw what was in his desk while asking for help or something and just imagine you looking at Iâm just talking to myself right now.â You say your words coming out a mile a minute. âWe both know you havenât walked up to Mr. Kankerys in at least 4 months,â Wally says stealing candy from his desk.
âYeahâŚ..Wait how do you know?â You ask scrunching your eyebrow in confusion before quickly remembering. âOh yeahâŚthat whole stalking me since Sophomore year thing,â you say walking from behind the desk. âUhhhh I wouldnât call it stalking, more like admiring from a distanceâŚor sometimes not so distant,â Wally says walking slightly closer. âOh!â You say surprised. âSo Youâve been watching me sleep and stuff?â You ask slightly worried. âNo, no, no,â Wally rushes out. âNothing like that, I canât even leave hereâ
âLike at all?â You ask walking out of the dark classroom. âLike at all,â Wally says following behind you. âSo what happens when you try to leave?â You ask walking down the hallway to your locker. âI just poof back on the field where I died,â Wally says still walking behind you. âDamnâŚso what can you do,â you ask opening your locker. You lock eyes with a janitor at the end of the hall and he gives you a worried slash weirded-out experience. âShit, I forgot,â you mumble pulling out your phone and placing it in the crook of your neck. âSorry to say that again I couldnât hear you,â you say desperately trying to look normal. He walks away but you keep the phone up to your ear.
â to answer your question, not much, I can eat, I can interact with everything, but it just wonât change the living world. Like with your phone, I can pick it up on play on it but as soon as you leave with it, it leaves tooâ Wally says leaning against your locker as you stuff your book bag. â OMG YOU WENT THROUGH MY PHONE TOO!â you yell almost dropping the phone from your shoulder. âUmmmâ Wally hums not knowing how to answer. ââŚyeah, but not like in a creepy way, like in an Iâm bored I have nothing else to do way,â he says trying not to scare you off.
âOkkkâŚ.well it was nice to meet you Wally, but the sun is almost completely down and I have to get home before that happens so... I think this is where we say our goodbyes,â you say putting on your coat. âCan we hang for just a little longer, I havenât talked to a living person in yearssss, Years y/n, PLEASE just 20 more minutesâ Wally asks almost begging.
âI canât, I wish I could but I have to get home before my mom goes to workâ Wally's face visibly drops âHere letâs make a Deal,â you say closing your locker. âWe meet again tomorrow at lunch, in the libraryâ
âWhat if it doesn't work?â
âThen it was nice to meet you,â you say with a smile
âBut I have soo many questions,â
âWell you can ask me while I walk,â you say putting on your book bag and being your walk away.
âAre you a Chris still together?â
âWow you really know all the teaâ
âYes or no times tickingâ Wally says tapping on his bare wrist.
âNo, we broke up last monthâ
âDid Kat ever find that expensive bracelet?â
âNo, she didn'tâ
â ok, I know The pink haired girl who used to be in your class stole itâ
âWhat-Anne?â you ask genuinely confused.
â yep, she's been wearing it since the first semester, she added a K charm on itâ
âOh my godâŚI asked her about that too,â you say slightly shaking your head. By the existing doors. âare those all of your life-alternating questions?â you ask, the rays from the setting sun outside on the side of your face. âNo, but I'll ask the rest tomorrow,â Wally says looking into your eyes. The pre-existing crush plus the sunlight make you look like an angel. âTomorrow,â you say with a nod âIt was nice to meet you, Wally,â you say giving him a sad smile. Wally watched you leave through the exit doors a for the first time in a long time he felt alive.
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The next morning you woke up more confused than you had been in a long time. Did you dream all of it, was he really a ghost, was everyone right were you actually a nut case? You didnât know all the answers but you did know you were late for school. You hurried to get ready putting in a little extra effort just in l look case your hot ghost wasnât a figment of your imagination. On the way to school, you picked up Kat and stopped for a Big burger.
âIs that all?â the worker asked over the speaker after you finished Kat's order. âUhh, no could I also get two big burgers with extra cheese one with extra tomatoâ you order leaning your head out the window slightly. âYour total is $21.35 you can pull up to the next window. âThank you,â you say before driving up the window. âExtra hungry todayâ Kat chuckles looking through her purse. âDidnât eat dinnerâ you lie.
Lunch felt like it took years to arrive, as greedy as you were you never found yourself so excited for lunch. You convinced yourself it was because you wanted to know you werenât crazy and not because you just wanted to see Wally again. You sat at your usual study table waiting for something, anything that showed signs of life or at least undead life but it was started to seem like youâd be eating two Big burgers for lunch.
âMiss me?â You hear from behind you making you jump. âShit, sorry I didnât want to scare youâ Wally apologized quickly sitting down in the chair next to you. âWhat took you so long I was starting to think I really lost it,â you say slightly irritated. âYou usually wait outside Kates class before lunch so I went there, and then when I got here you were reading that book you like so I didnât want to interrupt and I usually just watch so-â Wally cuts himself off taking in your facial expression.
âToo creepy?â He asks raising an eyebrow
âa littleâ you nod, you see someone watching from the corner of your eye so you put in an earbud. âYou wanna go somewhere a little more privateâ Wally whispers âHereâs fineâ you respond with a shrug. âIs it?â Wally asked looking around at the library packed with students.
âCome on, I know a place,â Wall says standing up. âIâd like to remind you that people can still see me, please donât lead me anywhere that can get me expelled,â
Wally leads you to a room on the first floor hidden behind some old door in a corner of the school you havenât seen before. âYou think anyone saw us-well meâ you correct âI donât think so, and there are no cameras in this wing, hasnât been updated since the 90s,â Wally says cutting on the lights to reveal a slightly dusty old teachers' lounge that looks more 70s than 90s.
âYou hang here often?â You say dusting off an orange couch before sitting down. âOnly when I want some privacy,â Wally says sitting next to you on the couch while also giving you your own space. â why would a ghost need privacy?â you chuckle. âI mean I stillâ Wally starts but you cut him off âEww on this couch,â you say laughing âNo, no, not that- well that too, but I mostly come here when I donât want to be botheredâ
âBothered by who? Are there other ghosts?â You asked interested âYep, thereâs a good bit of us hereâ You scrunch your face in confusion as you take the burgers out of your bag, â I wonder why I can only see you,â you think out loud grabbing your water bottle. âMaybe we have a special connection?â Wally suggests with a flirty smile âMaybeâ you shrug looking for napkins in your bag.
âIs that for me?â Wally asks pointing to the other burger you put on the coffee table. âMmhâ you nod with a mouthful, Wally grabs the burger unwrapping it excitedly.
âA Big burger with extra cheese and tomatoes, I havenât had one of these in foreverâ Wally announces excitedly before taking a big bite. âHow did you know?â Wally asks his mouth still full. You finish chewing before answering, âYou said you could eat and I read it was your favorite on your obituaryâ you say before taking another bite. âWhoâs the stalker now?â Wally says with a smug smile as he takes a bite. âStill youâ you respond covering your half-full mouth causing him to chuckle.
This had become your routineâlunch in the lounge with Wally. Kat had a different lunch period, so she never questioned why you always ate alone. Some days, you grabbed food from the cafeteria; other days, Wally asked you to bring something special, something he hadnât eaten in years. You quickly learned that while he could interact with food, he couldnât consume it in the living world. So, you shared. It was an odd arrangement, but you liked it. You liked him.
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The air was crisp as you stepped outside, the garbage bag swinging lightly in your grasp. The scent of damp leaves lingered in the evening breeze, the sun close to setting. As you reached the trash bins, a movement from the neighboring yard caught your eye.
An old woman, frail but steady, stood just outside. Shimming a blue cardigan over her shoulders. Her white hair was neatly curled, and her wrinkled hands trembled slightly as she gripped the railing. You had seen her before, countless times, in passing but it wasnât until now that recognized her.
Wallyâs mother.
You stopped in your tracks at the realization. You had seen her picture before, in old articles and on Wallyâs obituary. His only family. The woman who had pushed him to be the best, and in doing so, had lost him forever.
She glanced up, her tired eyes meeting yours.
âEvening,â she greeted her voice kind but carrying the weight of loneliness.
You hesitated before offering a sweet smile. âEvening, maâam.â
That was all the encouragement she needed. Her expression brightened, and she took a few small steps toward you. âI donât think weâve ever been properly introduced,â she said. âIâm Mrs. Clark.â
You nodded. âIâm Y/N. I live just over there.â You gestured toward your house behind you.
âOh, so close!â she mused, then chuckled softly. âI swear, I hardly know my neighbors these days.â
There was something achingly sad about the way she said it. Before you could dwell on it, she clapped her hands together suddenly.
âI just was making dinner and made a little too much stew,â she said, eyes twinkling. âWould you like to come inside? Itâd be a shame to let it go to waste, if you don't eat it, it'll just get frozen, lost in my abyss of a freezer.â She chuckles
You hesitated, but the eager look in her eyes made it impossible to refuse. âSure,â you said with a small smile.
Her home smelled warm and like spices and slow-cooked broth, a scent that wrapped around you like a comforting embrace. The house was modest but well kept, though there was an undeniable emptiness to it. You could tell it was once a home. Old school Pictures of Wally and other family members decorated the wall. Wooden steps worn out in the middle from years of use, you imagine Wally walking up and down them, as a child or teenager leaving for school and such.
âSo, what school do you go to, honey?â Mrs. Clark asked as she placed the bowl in front of you breaking you out of trance.
âSplit River High,â you answered, picking up your spoon.
Her hands stilled slightly before she sat across from you. âMy son went there,â she said, her voice softer now. âHe⌠passed away some years ago. On your football field.â
You nodded, feigning a casual curiosity. âWally Clark right? Iâve heard of him.â You downplay, âmy teacher said he was a great kid veryâŚpersonableâ you chuckle.
Her eyes brightened slightly, followed by a sad smile. âHe really wasâ She rose suddenly, moving toward the bookshelf. âA lot of people don't know but Wally was quite the handsome young man, he used to have girls line up at the doorâ His mother reminisced with a chuckle. â should have seen the flowers those girls left on my porch after the wakeâ she chuckles, ďżźâbut it was Girls like you he especially likedâ
âLike me?â You ask slightly confused
âPretty girls,â she clarified âWith nice smiles and brown skin, heâd like you ,â she says causing you to involuntarily smile. âcan see him now in mind catching glimpses of you across the living room, stuttering over his wordsâ she smiled again to herself.
âI have pictures! Would you like to see them?â She asks breaking herself from her trance.
Before you could answer, she was already pulling out a large photo album. She settled beside you, flipping through the pages with a kind of reverence only a mother could have.
And there he was, Wally. His grin was the same, full of cocky charm, his big brown eyes bright with life. In one photo, he stood in his football uniform, helmet tucked under his arm. In another, he was just a kid, quite the chunky one , no older than ten, holding up a trophy with pride.
âThis is when he was still my chunky monkey,â she chuckles finger tracing the picture. âUsed to scarf down damn near the whole kitchen before he hit puberty and got tall, I told him my kitchen was not an all you can eatâ
It was your turn to chuckle âhis appetite was always big?â you smile.
âalwaysâ she responds amused flipping the page. She landed on a picture during a college tour, the together smiling holdings flags with the school logo.
âHe was such a determined boy,â Mrs. Clark said, her voice thick with emotion. âdetermined to make me pleasedâ. She sighed, her fingers ghosting over a picture of him laughing at his last birthday party, cake on his chin. âI pushed him too hardâ
You swallowed, unsure what to say.
Instead, you listened.
You listened as she told many stories bout his stubbornness, his humor, and his love for extra cheese on everything. About how heâd sneak out past curfew, how he once tried to fix a broken fence and made it worse, how he never left the house without saying goodbye.
And for a moment, Wally wasnât just a ghost. He was someoneâs son. Someoneâs whole world.
You stayed longer than you meant to, eating warm stew and flipping through pages of his life. When you finally left the comfort of the couch to use the bathroom, you walked past an open room door. The light blue walls of a room catch your attention. You reverse taking two steps back, curiously, and you peek inside, before checking down the steps to see Mrs. Clark seated on the couch. You open the slowly sliding into the room. â it was undeniably Wallyâs. Almost every genre of Old movie poster scattered the wall, two or three tasteful Playboys, footballs, and metals on top and the floor of his dresser.
You walked over to his bed, sitting on it softly imagining what it would be like to be here with him, watching him fill the space of the small room. You looked around the room Against your better judgment you bent down to smell his pillow hoping Ms. Clark was still downstairs. you inhaled the smell of old wood almost masking his sent, it was so light you almost didn't catch it, a mixture of cologne like a musk and grease most likely from his hair. All these years later and you could smell Wally on his sheets. You savor it for as long as you can without being overly creepy, not knowing if youâll ever get the chance to smell him again.
You stand up from the bed looking around once more, an untouched prom suit hanging in the closet stopped you in your tracks cause your chest to tighen, how was it possible you were grieving someone you could still speak to every day? You turn your attention to his wooden desk filled with a bunch of items. Old movie tickets, sketches, and lots of composition notebooks. A gold ring catches your eye, lying on top of some dog tags you assumed belonged to him grandfather.
âYou can take something, if you see anything you like,â Ms. Clark says behind you causing you to jump slightly. â I've been meaning to donate some of this stuff butâŚâ her words die out in her throat. âI think heâd like the fact some pretty girl to have something of his more than another old lady at the goodwill,â she says with a smile. âOk, Iâll look,â you say with a smile, with that, she turns on her heel back down the stairs. You take the ring and on of the beat-up composition notebooks. On you way out you see a blue jersey poking out of his bottom drawer, you quickly take the jersey stuff it into your purse.ďżź
âIt was nice to meet you Ms. Clarkâ you say with a tight smile.
âYou aswellâ she responds with a small nod, âfeel free to visit wheneverâ she suggestes with a hopeful smile.
âOf course I will, you know where to find me if you never need anythingâ
You're Goodbye to Ms. Clark is a sweet one filled with tight hugs and a promise to visit, you left feeling like you gained a friend and simultaneously also like you lost one.
The next day, you sat in the lounge, eating off your lunch tray in front of you, Wally moving in close behind you, leaning over eating a fry off the tray, using another to balance on his fingertip.
There was something there between you two an electricity you felt even through his undead body. But you knew better than to act on it. Wally was a ghost, and you were alive. It could never work.
That didnât stop you from noticing him, though.
And it definitely didnât stop him from noticing you.
Like today. It was hot, so you had on a tube top, your braids pulled back into a ponytailâexactly how he liked. Your shorts were just a couple of inches shorter than the dress code allowed, but Wally wasnât complaining. At the end of the day, he was still a teenage boy. Correction: a horny teenage boy.
âI met your mom last night.â
The fry slipped right through his hand and onto the floor.
âWhat?â He sat up, his full attention now on you.
You told him everything, minus what you felt didnât need to be shared(aka sniffing his sheets and stealing clothes)
Wally was silent, his expression unreadable. Then, finally, he sighed, running a hand through his hair. âWell Itâs good to hear youâre getting along well with the in-laws,â he muttered. âOH MY GOD Wally â you yelp âCan you be serious for one moment?â he doesn't respond staring at you blank-faced.
âWhat?â You ask genuinely confused.
âThat was me being seriousâ Wally responds causing you to roll your eyes.
âDid She pull out the albums, ?â
You nodded. â Yep, and She has all of your stuff exactly how you left it.
A ghost of a smile played on his lips before fading into something sadder. âShe was always sentimental even though she hate to admit it.â
You hesitated before reaching out, your fingers passing through his arm. You sigh internally âShe misses you.â
His jaw tightened. âYeah. I miss her too.â
A pause. Then, in a softer voice, âDid she seem⌠okay?â
âSheâs lonely,â you admitted. âBut sheâs holding on.â
Wally let out a slow breath, leaning back against the couch. âI always figured sheâd move away. Start fresh somewhere. Guess I was wrong.â
You didnât know what to say to that, so you let the silence settle between you.
Then, after a long moment, Wally chuckled, shaking his head. âYou really sat there, eating my momâs stew, flipping through my childhood like some kind of undercover investigator?â
You smirked. âI do my research.â
He laughed at that, a genuine, full-bodied laugh that made the weight in the room feel lighter.
âDamn,â he said again, shaking his head. âI wish I couldâve seen her and you together .â
You looked at him then, his usual bravado had cracked just enough to let something real slip through.
Maybe, just maybe, the ritual was a possibility.
Your eyes returned down to the leftover food on. Your tray, you took about fry dipping it in your ketchup mayonnaise concoction before offering Wally. You didn't notice at first but a bit of mayonnaise fell on your lip. âYou finished?â you asked, completely unaware of the effect you had on him. He bit his lips holding back his inappropriate joke. Unaware You wiped some mayonnaise from the corner of your mouth, and Wallyâs eyes tracked the movement, laser focused on your lips.
ďżź
âYeah I feel bloated,â he joked, forcing himself to look away.
âGhosts can get bloated?â you giggled, wiping your mouth with a napkin.
âThis ghost can,â he said, flopping onto the couch across from you. In reality, he wanted to lie on your couch rest his head on your thighs, and let you play in his hair. A fantasy he kept to himself when he was bored.
But today, something was different. Maybe it was the heat. Or the thought of you being in his room touching his things or Maybe it was the way you looked at him through your lashes, sipping your drink, eyeing him when you thought he wasnât paying attention. Whatever it was, the words slipped out before he could stop them.
âI wish I could touch you.â
Your stomach flipped.
âWhere did that come from?â you asked, chuckling, trying to keep your cool. Wally let out a breath. He hadnât meant to say it out loud, but now that it was out there, he wasnât going to take it back.
âDo you think⌠if we had met under normal circumstances, youâd like me?â
Your fingers tightened slightly around your cup. âLike, or like like?â
âLike like,â he clarified.
You took a moment, pretending to think about it, but you already knew your answer. âWell, I wouldnât have started a fan club in your honor or anything, butâŚâ You popped a fry into your mouth, shrugging. âYouâre attractive. And nice. I could maybe see myself having a little crush.â
Wally sat up straighter, intrigued. âYou think Iâm attractive?â He says with a cocky smile. You roll your eyes âAnd you maybe couldâve had a crush on me?â
âDonât let it go to your head, You just seem like youâd be a good boyfriend,â you admitted.
Wally grinned, leaning forward. âIâd be the best boyfriend.â
âOh yeah?â
âHell yeah,â he said, suddenly animated. âIâd carry your booksâwell, your laptop, âcause letâs be real, who uses books anymore? Iâd pick you up for school in my car, youâd love it. I had a black 1970 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, sleek as hell. Weâd go on so many dates and trips, plus unlike Chris, Iâd have no problem posting you on my Instagram.â He said, causing a laugh from you.
âChris was a dickâ
âChris was a double dick,â Wally corrected. You chuckle into your hand causing Wally's face to scrunch in confusion, âWhat?â Wally asks like a lost puppy. âyour age is showingâ you laugh again unable to contain yourself. â no one says that anymore, actually don't think anyone ever said thatâ
â Well, Iâm trying to say You deserve someone better, someone who is proud shows you off, Thst woudn't be a problem for me.â
You stared at him for a beat too long, your pulse fluttering. It was stupid, how easily he got to you. How easily he made you want.
âToo bad youâre dead,â you say as a joke but you sound more disappointed than you intended. âRightâ Wally mumbles coming to sit next to you, bored or out of curiosity he begins trying to poke your arm, and when that doesnât work he starts mindlessly putting his whole hand through your body. âWhat are you doing ?â You ask confused. âHoping for a miracle,â Wally says throwing his head back. âThere has to be a reason only you can see me, this doesnât just happen,â he says. âI mean youâre not the first ghost I've spoken toâ you admit.
.âWhat? Youâve talk to other ghosts?â Wally asks surprised and slightly jealous. âWell one other ghost, my older brother Leeâ you say putting your cup on the coffee table. âI remember you saying something about that at the football gameâ Wally recalls
âYou were there too?â You ask surprised â I go with you everywhere y/n, weâll accept the bathroomâ he confessed âThatâsâŚgood to know,â you say with a smile, it was weird but you felt a sense of comfort knowing he was always around even when you couldnât see him, like a guardian angel. âHow did you speak to your brother?â Wally asks breaking you out of your daze,
âI did a ritual,â you admit. âSomething my great grandma told me about. She told me where ďżźdescendent from witches but sheâd never really told me the history behind it. Sheâd flip through her big old book telling me what each spell did what.ďżźShe also told me never to do it, that the spell, that lt was too unpredictable. But he died so suddenly, he had a heart defect he had always dealt but I thought it had gotten better. he Just went to sleep one night, coming back from some frat party and never woke up. He was away at college at that time an just had no closure. I just wanted to talk to him one last time, to tell him how much I loved him and missed him.â
Wally stays quiet, watching you. He never thought it was possible to feel so close to something yet so impossibly far away. Some days, he wondered if it was better when you didnât know he existed because now, being acknowledged but unable to touch, unable to truly be with you, felt worse than being invisible. All he wanted was to hold you close, comfort you.
âThe spell worked at first,â you continue. âI got to talk to him. I even got to hug him, like really hug him as if he was actually alive.â you pause takinga breath. âBut then⌠after it was like he haunted my mind. Iâd dream about him calling me, begging me to help him, to let him free. Sometimes my dreams were just red, like blood, with his screams echoing in the dark. Iâd wake up drenched in sweat, screaming my chest tight. It went on for over a month. And when I finally told my parents what happened, they sent me to a mental hospital.â
Wally listens, completely still.
âWhile I was there, I called my great-grandma and told her everything. She said it was because I disrupted his passingâthat Lee didnât want to leave, so he tried to use me to come back.â You exhale shakily. âI donât know what she did, but I was told she came down from Louisiana for a weekend and when I got home, the nightmares were gone. If it werenât for you, Iâd probably chalk it all up to grief.â
Wally is quiet for a long time, his fingers drumming idly against his knee. You could tell heâs thinking, the gears in his head turning as he pieces something together. Then, suddenly, he sits up straighter, eyes locked onto yours with a determination in your eye.
âYou could try it again,â he says.
You blink. âWhat?â
âThe ritual,â he clarifies. âYou could try it on me.â
Your heart stutters in your chest. âWallyââ
âI know what youâre gonna say,â he interrupts, shaking his head. âThat itâs too dangerous. That it didnât end well last time. But itâs
different with us.â
You raise your eyebrow slightly confused âHow, exactly?â
He leans forward, his gaze intense. âBecause Iâm not like Lee. I donât need to reach you through dreams, and Iâm not trying to cling onto life, I already exist here, with you. You see me. You hear me. I just⌠canât touch you.â His voice dips slightly, frustrated. âBut maybe the ritual could change that.â
You exhale, shaking your head. âYou donât know that.â
âI donât,â he admits, âbut itâs worth a shot, isnât it?â
You hesitate, your mind racing. Every instinct told you this is a bad idea. This is exactly what your great-grand
Ma warned you about. But then Wally looks at you, really looks at you with his big brown eyes you know youâre gonna fold.
What if it worked?
What if, for once, things didnât end in heartbreak?
You swallow hard, in an effort to push down the thought. ââŚIâll think about it.â
A slow grin spreads across Wallyâs face. âThatâs not a no.â
You roll your eyes, but thereâs no real bite to it. âDonât get ahead of yourself, Monte Carlo.â
But even as you try to play it off, you canât ignore the way your heart pounds in your chest, in anticipation Because deep down, you already knew, you were gonna do it.
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You placed Wallyâs folded jersey on your vanity inside the circle of chalk you created, your new makeup brushes replaced with lit pink candles. Youâd brought up the fire extinguisher from the basement just in case and left a window open so his soul could enter. You didnât know how to feel, a part of you felt scared that you might do something wrong and not be able to talk to Wally again, or worse youâd stop his soul from possibly moving on. But there was another part of you that felt excited, excited to Really see Wally for the first time. Look into his alive eyes touch his skin, hold his hand possibly more.
You cleaned your room top to bottom, lit one scented candle took a nice everything shower, and put on your cutest pajamas. You felt more like you were getting ready for a sneaky link than a resuscitation, but it was always better safe than sorry.
âMight as well startâ you say taking a deep breath walking up to your vanity. You quickly opened the old notebook belonging to your great grandmother. Reading over ritual once more, You prick your finger with a pin causing a small drop of blood to form. Putting down the pin you smear your blood onto a small bay leaf with your request scribbled on it before taking a match to burn it. You hold the burning bay leaf in your hand until it turns completely into ash. For some unknown reasons it didnât burn you, honesty you couldnât even feel the heat. You pace your ash covered hand on his jersey before speaking.
I would like to speak with Wally Clarkâ you say with your hand placed on his jersey eyes closed . When the words leave your mouth you feel a chill down your spine. â I invite Wally Clark into my home, his spirit, and his fleshâ As you speak you feel a gust of wind through your room, there was a sense of electricity running through you, you could feel it the strongest in your fingers. âI offer my blood as his living passageway, I invite him to breathe my air, live his life if only for tonightâ As soon as the final words left your mouth the wind blew through your window blowing out your candles.
When You open your eyes youâre surrounded by mostly darkness, the only light being the fairy lights above your bed. Before you could decide what to do the candles were re-lit. But nothing, with your brother, his bracelet disappeared and he appeared right in front of you but now nothing. Just when you were about to start putting everything up you felt a tap. You scream turning around when your eyes land on him.
Your hands fly to your mouth. âWALLY!â
His eyes are wide, stunned like he barely believes it himself. âIt worked.â His voice is rough, breathless. âI canât believe it fucking worked.â
You practically launch yourself at him, arms wrapping around his neck, feeling his warmth, his solidity, the realness of him. His arms come around your waist instantly, holding you tight, one hand sliding into your hair. He turns his head into the crook of your neck taking in your sent. âYou smell so fucking goodâ Wally whispered absentmindedly into your ear. He genuinely couldnât help himself.
His words causing you to feel a shiver all the way down to your core, youâd hope for your dignity say he stop. âThank youâ you whispered slightly breathless removing your head from his chest.
âHoly shit,â you whisper, pressing your hands against his chest, feeling the steady thump of his heart. You look up at him, breathless. âItâs like youâre alive.â
âI feel alive,â Wally murmurs, his hand trailing down your back, gripping your waist.
You suddenly realize how close you are, how his body heat radiated against yours, how you could smell him, just like on his pillow some type of cologne and a natural warm, not quite musk but close something uniquely him.
Your breath shudders as your fingers mindlessly trail lower, brushing over his stomach.
You glance up, suddenly shy. âSorry. I just⌠I never thought Iâd be able to actually touch youâ
âDon't Apologize.â he says with a big smile lifting the same hand to leave a quick Kiss on your knuckle, âHow long does it last?â He asks his eyes falling to your lips before returning to your eyes.
âI donât know, a couple of hours probably, with my brother we only had two, and during the ritual, his bracelet disappeared. So I had no way of contacting him again. But your jersey didnât disappear soâŚâ
âI could come back againâ Wally finishes with a smile. âYeahâ you respond almost dazed staring at him, it wasnât like you didnât see him every day but it was different now, the scent of him now lingered in the air, and you could feel the body heat radiating off of him, it was different a good Different.
âYour room just like I imagined it,â Wally says walking around. âWell with more teddy bears,â he says picking up a stuffed unicorn from the big stack of stuffed animals on your bed. âDonât Judge, I remember your mom saying something about you sleeping with a Stuffyâ you say taking the unicorn from him. âShe told you about Stuffy?â Wally asked a mixture of surprise and embarrassment. âMmh, she told me a lot of thingsâ
Wally raised an eyebrow, a teasing smirk tugging at his lips. âOh yeah? Like what?â
You bit your lip, debating whether to indulge him. Finally, you shrugged. âShe told me about your chunky monkey days,â you say with a sly smile. âShe showed me pictures tooâ You continue pressing your lips together in an effort to hold your laugh.
The color drained from Wally's face instantly. âWhatâ Wally muttered the embarrassment visible in his face. You chuckle at his reaction âDonât worry, I think you looked cute with a little meat on your boneâ you joke causing Wally to drag a hand down his face. âI canât believe she showed you thatâ
You giggled,â I think she just wanted someone to talk to, I told her Iâd come over again to visit,â you say readjusting one of youâre figurines. â will you?â Wally asks looking at you as he walks around the room. â of course, we're friends nowâ you respond honestly. He smiled at you before returning his attention to your room.
You watched as he wandered around your room, fingers grazing your desk, your bookshelf, the little trinkets and photos you had scattered around. It was surreal seeing him interact with your world like this. Normally, he just hovered watching, talking, existing in a way that felt just out of reach. But now?
Now he was here.
Really here.
You couldnât stop staring. His presence was tangibleâthe warmth of his body, the way the scent of cologne and old leather clung to him. His movements had weight. You could hear the soft shift of his shoes against your rug, the quiet exhale of his breath.
It made your heart race, It made you think.
âSo,â Wally said suddenly, turning back to you. âYou got me for a couple of hours. What now?â
You hesitated, a hundred different thoughts running through your head, but only one stood out.
ââŚDo you want to go for a drive?â
Wallyâs expression flickered, something unreadable passing through his eyes before he grinned. âYou serious?â
You nodded. âYou had that whole speech about picking me up for school in your car. You loved that thing. If I were you, the first thing Iâd want to do in a real body again is drive.â
Wally let out a low whistle. âDamn. You get me Girlâ
You laughed, grabbing your keys from your nightstand. âCome on, before this shit wears off.â
The night air was warm, thick with the lingering heat of the day as you and Wally slipped outside. The street was quiet, the world oblivious to the impossibility of what youâd just done.
Wally looked around like he was seeing everything for the first time. The streetlights, the parked cars, the trees swaying in the faint breeze. He ran a hand over your carâs hood, fingers splayed against the cool metal, before turning to you with a soft smile.
âShotgun,â he said.
You rolled your eyes but unlocked the doors, sliding into the driverâs seat as he got in beside you.
When you turned the key in the ignition, the dashboard lights flickered on, casting a soft glow over Wallyâs face. He looked almost reverent like he was trying to soak in every detail. You pulled out of the driveway and onto the empty road, the hum of the engine filling the silence.
âThis feels⌠insane,â Wally admitted, watching the streetlights blur past. âI forgot what wind felt like.â
You glanced over, watching the way he stuck his hand out the window, fingers cutting through the air like he was trying to hold onto it.
You smiled. âFeels good, doesnât it?â
He nodded, looking over at you. âYou feel good.â Your breath hitched. Again Wally's brain spoke for him, as much as he enjoyed the feeling of the wind on his face and the adrenaline of a late-night car ride. Nothing felt better than your small hands running down his chest, how your breast felt pushed up against him. For you It wasnât just the words, it was the way he said them. Low, warm, like he wasnât just talking about the drive. Like he was talking about you.
Your fingers tightened around the steering wheel.
âIââ You cleared your throat. âIâm glad youâre here.â
Wally didnât say anything for a moment. Then, quietly, âMe too.â
You drove for a while, neither of you in a rush to get anywhere. The town looked different, a lot different than Wally remembered but somehow it also didn't. New stores sprinkled the streets, plazas new street lights, but the roads were the same, and when you turned the corner Big Burger was exactly where it had always been. Now remodeled of course, but the bench he sat at so many times in his youth was stationed in front of the restaurant right where he left it. at night the street were quieter, softer, like it existed just for you two.
After a few minutes, Wally reached for the radio, flipping through stations until he landed on an old rock song.
You glanced at him, raising an eyebrow. âReally?â
He grinned. âWhat? This is classic.â
You snorted but let the music play, the familiar tune filling the car. You let your mind wander to a reality, a different time where Wally would be driving, youâd be in the passenger seat fixing your makeup and singing to music while he drove you to school. A different reality where he wasn't a resurrected ghost.
Wally leaned back in his seat, closing his eyes for a moment, just existing. And he looked alive, real. The air between you was electric. It wasnât just the thrill of the ritual working it was the way his presence filled your space now, the way he felt real in a way he never had before. You could hear the faint sound of his breathing, feel the warmth of his body near yours, and when his fingers brushed yours when you put the car in parkâwhether by accident or intentâyou felt it down to your bones.
More real.
More dangerous.
You parked in the driveway, shutting off the engine. Neither of you moved to get out.
ââŚSo,â Wally said, voice softer now. âSame time tomorrow?â he joked but a sense of seriousness laced his tone. You turned to look at him, taking in the way the porch light cast shadows over his face, highlighting his strong jawline, and the dark warmth in his eyes.
Something inside you snapped, the last string of restraint.
ââŚYeah,â you murmured. âSame time tomorrow,â you said you're eyes lingering on his.
âYou keep looking at me like that,â Wally murmured, âand Iâm gonna start thinking real crazy.â
You swallowed, pulse hammering in your throat. âLike what?â
âLike maybe you brought me back for more than just a joyride.â
Your stomach flipped. He wasnât wrong.
The truth was, you had imagined it. Countless times. What it would be like if he were alive if you could touch him. Youâd pushed the thoughts away because they were pointless, but now? Now nothing was stopping you. So you did the one thing youâd wanted to do for weeks. You reached out, placed your hand on his chest, and felt his heart beating beneath your palm. His breath hitched.
âHoly shit,â he whispered.
Your fingers flexed against him, feeling the warmth of his skin through the thin fabric of his shirt. Your eyes met his, and for the first time, you saw something different in themâsomething hungry.
âI donât know how long I have,â he admitted, voice rough. âI donât wanna waste a second.â
You exhaled shakily. âThen donât.â
That was all the invitation he needed.
Wally was on you in an instant, his lips crashing into yours, all heat and desperation. His hands cupped your face, thumbs tracing your jaw as if he couldnât believe you were real. You melted into him, fingers tangling in his hair, pulling him closer, needing more.
He groaned when you pressed against him, his grip tightening. âFuck, you feel so good.â
âSo do you,â you whispered between kisses.
You stumbled back into your room, His hands were everywhereâyour waist, your thighs, slipping beneath the hem of your pajama shorts, leaving a trail of fire in their wake. You gasped when he bit gently at your neck, his voice a low growl against your skin.
âIâve been wanting you since the first time I saw you,â he admitted, his breath hot against your collarbone. âEvery time you walked around in those tiny ass shorts, every time you licked your lips when you ateâfuck.â
You arched beneath him, dizzy with want. âI want you to fuck me so bad Wally.â
His eyes darkened. âReally?â he asks almost not believing it
You nodded. âYeah.â
And he did. Wally quickly helped you remove your top, his eyes darkened with desire as he took in the sight of you. "God, you're fucking gorgeous," he growled, reaching out to grab your waist and pull you onto the bed with him.
You straddled his hips, grinding down against the hardness you could feel his girth pressing against your core. "Someone's eager," you teased with a chuckle before leaning down to press a kiss to his lips.
"You have no idea," Wally groaned into the kiss, his hands roaming your body, caressing and squeezing every inch of exposed skin. You broke the kiss, trailing your lips down his neck and chest, pausing to bite at the skin.
"Fuck, Y/N," he gasped, his hands fisting in your hair. Grinned up at him, giving him another bite before sliding further down his body. You tugged at the waistband of his boxers, pulling them down his legs and tossing them aside. His cock sprang free, hard and throbbing, the tip glistening with pre-cum.
You moan at the sight electricity running straight to your center. âoh my godâ you whisper wrapping your hand around his shaft and giving it a slow stroke. Wally let out a low moan, his hips bucking up into your touch. His eyes were heavy-lidded with lust. You leaned down, running your tongue along the underside of his cock from base to tip. Wally cursed under his breath, his hands gripping the sheets tightly. Emboldened by his reaction, you took him into your mouth, sucking him deep and swirling your tongue around his head.
"Fuck, Y/N," Wally panted, his fingers tangling in your hair. "Just like that. Your mouth feels so fucking good baby."
You continued to work him with your mouth, taking him deeper each time until he hit the back of your throat. You gagged slightly, but pushed through, determined to bring him to the brink. Wally's moans grew louder, his hips thrusting up into your mouth as you sucked him hard and fast. He didnât push your head down, his hand coming to your head to gather your braids into a ponytail away from your face.
"I'm going to cum," he warned, his grip on your hair tightening. "Fu- Fuck shit Y/N, I'm cumming!" With a loud groan, he bucks his hips into your mouth as he pulsed in your throat his hot seed spurting down into your stomach. You swallowed it all, every single drop and you enjoyed the feeling of his warmth dripping down your throat. Continuing to suck him until he was well spent. Whiney mess above you until he was as gently as possible trying to pull you off of his dick. âshit babyâ he says whining out a moan. â I can't take anymoreâ he says his voice shaking slightly.
You released him from your mouth with a pop, licking your lips. âAnd I thought you were innocent, Now I definitely can't let you out my sight,â Wally chuckles before he pulled you into a searing kiss, his tongue delving deep as he tasted himself on your lips.
"Your lips are so soft" he smiles against yours. You breathed when he finally broke the kiss.
"I wanna try so many things with you." He groans, With a sudden move, he flipped you onto your back, settling between your legs. He hooked one of your legs over his shoulder, spreading you open for him.
"You're so fucking wet," he groaned, running a finger through your slick folds. "You get wet like this from sucking me offâ he chuckles âI can't wait to taste you." He smiles excitedly. You squirm underneath him, his finger rubbing against your clit. âYou like that?â he asks with grin Rubbing his fingers against your wet center the warmth making it hard to stop. Wally enjoyed watching as your chest rose and fell faster, the small moan you contained by biting your lip. âYou want me to taste you?â He asks the cocky smile never leaving his face. You donât respond, audibly nodding eagerly. â I want to hear you say itâ Wally says with a mischievous smile. â I want you to taste meâ
Wally shakes his head, âNo baby say my nameâ
â I want you taste me Wallyâ you comply causing him to groan in satisfaction. âGood girlâ he smiles
With that He leaned down, burying his face between your legs and licking a long stripe up your slit. Before looking back up at you to savor your reaction. You cried out, your back arching off the bed as pleasure shot through you. Your responses only spurred him on further
Wally groaned against your core lapping at you like a man starved. Looking back up every
once in a while to enjoy your reaction., every often to He circled your clit with his tongue, flicking and teasing the sensitive bud with his fast paced thumb until you were a writhing mess beneath him.
"Fu- Please, Wally," you begged, your hands fisting in his hair. "I canâtâ
âYou got it, baby, you can do itâ he hummed against your cunt the vibration causing your leg to shake. âtake this tongue, and ill give you this dick,â he groans talking you through it, his eyes locked onto your face. Sliding two fingers inside you and curling them just right. âTell me how much you want itâ he demands and you physically can't answer Your head falling back against the pillow. â Tell me babyâ he repeat. â I want it so fucking bad babyâ you moan out as he worked you with his fingers and tongue, bringing you closer and closer to the edge. Just as you were about to cum, he pulled back, leaving you panting and desperate.
"Not yet," he said with a wicked grin. "I want to be inside you when you cum." he groans positioning himself at your entrance. He pushes into you slowly enjoying the feeling of stretching you out until he was all the way inside, filling you.
"Fuck," he groaned, his eyes squeezing shut as he struggled to maintain control. His hands roaming over your torso, âThis is my pussyâ
"You're so tight. So perfect for me." He groaned starting to move, thrusting in and out of you at a steady pace. You wrapped your legs around his waist, urging him deeper as you met him thrust for thrust. He wanted so badly to go harder to fuck you into the mattress until your legs were jello but he didn't want to hurt you.
"Harder," you demanded, digging your nails into his back. "Fuck me harder."
â I wonât be able to stopâ he warns with a chuckle and you nod in acknowledgment Wally complied happily, slamming into you with renewed vigor. The bed creaked beneath you, the headboard slamming against the wall as he pounded into you relentlessly. You were grateful your mom worked nights because you were sure your neighbors could hear you two. Wally looked down every so often to enjoy the sight of your wet cunt sucking him in. â you take me so well babyâďżź
"Don't stop," you cried, your walls starting to flutter around his cock. "I'm going to cum."
Wally reached between your bodies, rubbing tight circles on your clit as he thrust into you. That was all it took to send you over the edge. You came with a scream, your body convulsing beneath him as wave after wave of pleasure crashed over you. Wally didnât stop chasing his orgasm pound into you until your cream coated his cock.
When he did cum he, burying himself deep, pulsing inside you. He collapsed on top of you, both of you panting and sweat-slicked as you tried to catch your breath. You tried to move slightly his big now soft cock twitching inside you. â let me stay in a little longerâ he hums against your throat. His hands wander down to your waist. â itâs so warmâ he smiles against your skin bucking into you slightly, he thrusts two times before pulling himself out.
"That was... fucking incredible," Wally murmured, pressing a soft kiss to your lips.
You smiled up at him, running your fingers through his damp curls. "It was," you agreed with a small smile.
âI don't think Iâm not done yet," Wally confesses looking down between you at his somehow hard cock.
He grinned, his eyes sparkling with mischief.
"I want you from behind" Wally confesses with a smile biting at your shoulder causing you to giggle.
~~~~~
Later, when you lay tangled together in the sheets, your body still thrumming with pleasure, Wally traced lazy circles on your bare hip.
âWe should make a deal,â he murmured.
You turned your head, meeting his gaze. âA deal?â
He smirked. âYou summon me every night. And we do something new. Could be anything. A drive, a date, a movieâŚâ He kissed your shoulder. âOr more of this.â
Your heart pounded. âEvery night?â
âEvery night,â he confirmed. âUntil we figure out how to make this permanent. After tonightâŚâ he paused his finger tracing down the spine of your back.ďżźâyou're really never getting rid of meâ
You turned staring at him, searching his face. He wasnât just talking about sex he was talking about being with you.
You bit your lip. There was no way possible way this could end well but for some reason you responded ďżź âOkay.â
His grin widened. âYeah?â
âYeah,â you whispered.
His fingers tightened on your waist, and he kissed you again, slow and deep. His body pressing hard against you.
Suddenly a hefty breeze hit your face knocking the air from your nose. And just like that, he was gone, a poof followed by a breeze left you alone in your bed, the warmth of his hands gone. The only proof he was there was the sticky slick between your thighs. You rolled over in your bed rolling yourself tight in your blanket tears stinging your eyes and as you drifted off to sleep you wonderedâŚwhat would tomorrow bring and, how the fuck where you gonna explain this to Kat?
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I got my stuff back
she is stronger than me I would have thrown it to the Atlantic Ocean when she went to the dressing room
thinking about⌠rafe putting a remote control vibrator in your pussy then forcing you to go shopping with him.
CW: 18+ only! use of a vibe in public, rafe is cocky, strong language, some making out in a dressing room.
note: i wrote this at 11:40pm, so donât judge if it sucks just randomly thought of this lil concept and yeah, this came to be!
daydreams
âcâmon baby, itâll be funâŚâ
those were the words rafe used to convince you to let him shove a small silicone vibrator up your pussy before the two of you went out to shop for the day.
at first youâd thought, âsure why not, it couldnât be too bad.â
but now youâre eating your words as you try and keep your composure in front of the saleswoman whoâs going through an abundance of dresses with you.
âi think this one matches your skin complexion, the color would just pop against your skin! itâs also got this sexy little slit the runs up mid-thighââ
her words are cut short when you gasp loudly, squeezing your thighs together as you grip the dress rack.
the woman gives you a concerned look, asking if youâre okay. you nod your head before you slowly drag your gaze up from the floor, finding rafe sitting on a small couch pushed against a wall, his tongue pressed firmly against his cheek as he smirks back at you, clearly amused by the entire situation.
âiâ oh, god.. i agree with you c-completely.â you stutter out, legs wobbling as another orgasm washes through you. your skin is on fire, a flush creeping up your chest and to your face. âiâll go try this one on, thank you!â
you quickly grab the dress, stumbling toward the dressing room and leaving the poor saleswoman to stand confused by the rack of dresses.
once inside the safety of the dressing room, you drop onto the bench, pulling your skirt up to the tops of your thighs, sliding your thong to the side and going to remove the damned toy rafe put there.
youâre just about to pull it out when the vibration frequency is upped, a knock on your dressing room door making you jump. you know itâs rafe, the fucker probably wants to come in and tease you, probably tell you youâre not allowed to remove the toy, well fuck him.
you stand off the bench, letting your skirt fall back down before unlocking the door and swinging it open, finding a very amused rafe standing on the other side. he pushes you back into the room, stepping into the small space, shutting and locking the door before his tall frame towers you, backing you up against the mirror.
âand just what do you think youâre doing, huh?â he asks, his voice low and demanding, sending a shiver down your spine.
you shove at his chest, âiâm taking this stupid thing out. iâve not been able to concentrate in one fucking store, rafe. not one! youâre.. god youâre so infuriating sometimes.â
rafe laughs, the sound deep and rich, sending butterflies erupting in your stomach. he reaches into the pocket of his jeans, pulling out his phone and stopping the vibrator. you sigh in relief at the loss of stimulation.
he grips the back of your neck, turning your head up so youâre forced to look him in the eyes. his head dips down, nose brushing against yours as he kisses the corners of your lips.
âyouâre not taking it out, sweetheart. youâre gonna be a good girl, and keep that shit in the entire time weâre out,â he pauses, turning your head to the side so your neck is exposed to him. he leaves gentle, wet kisses along the side of your neck, his teeth nipping the front of your throat before he pulls back. âif youâre good, youâll be rewarded for it when we get home, i promise.â
youâre panting, desperate to get this toy out of you but also desperate to be good for rafe, to be rewarded for listening and doing as youâre told. your lips part, a small squeal escaping you when rafe tightens his hold on the back of your neck, craning your head back and pressing his lips firmly against yours. his kiss is hard and possessive, hot and needy.
his tongue slips past the seam of your lips, tangling with yours as he presses the front of his body firmly against yours. you grip his hips, pressing him harder into you and moaning against his lips when you feel the outline of his hard cock pressing against your stomach. rafe deepens the kiss, one hand still firmly gripping the nape of your neck while the other makes purchase on your hip, squeezing tightly as he rubs himself against you.
small whimpers and whines escape you, rafe swallowing every single one of them as he continues to claim your mouthâ licking, sucking, biting, claiming you.
he finally breaks away from you, breathing as heavily as you while his forehead rests against yours. his blue eyes search your face, a small smile tilting the corners of his lips before he leans in to press one more soft and gentle kiss to your lips.
finally releasing you, he steps back, adjusts himself then looks at the dress you have hanging on the hook in the dressing room. âi love that one, lets go pay for it and move on to the next store, iâm ready to get you home now.â
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older men do it better
And thatâs facts
clarke griffin really is the character ever. she pulls a lot of levers. only one person she's slept with hasn't died. she adopted a six-year-old when she was still a teenager. she had her first drink out of spite. she killed a panther by herself. her daughter has the memories of the dead love of her life. she's as homicidal as she is suicidal. she was in solitary confinement for almost an entire year. she learned mandarin and motorcycle riding because she stole it out of someone else's head. she decorated her prison cell with charcoal etches. she's been caked in mud and foam. no one ever taught her how to swim. if she cares about you, she might hum when she kills you. we only see her shower once in her life. she medically experimented on herself. she's been body snatched. everything her culture was based on turned out to be very, very incorrect. she was arrested for treason against her people and then does nothing but ensure the survival of her people for the rest of her life. she's eaten bugs. and she's bisexual
LAWD HAVE MERCY
I need to see this shit in HD (gif from @mttztrading)