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Pairing: Tim Bradford x fem!reader
Summary: Tired of Tim's bad moods, Angela gets him a new roommate: you. As Tim gets to know you and learns about your past, you slowly become more than his roommate.
Warnings: mentions of past domestic abuse (reader and Tim), reader has chronic migraines from past head trauma, nightmares, reader has a panic attack, angst, fluff, Nyla and Angela. (roommates to lovers)
Word Count: 4.2k+ words
A/N: Parts of this are so self-indulgent. The migraine depictions are based on my migraines, but I think they're some of the most common symptoms. I hope you enjoy and please let me know what you think! (I'm still trying to get Tim's character down, so apologies if he's OOC.)đ€
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Tim sits in the back of the room for roll call, his arms crossed tightly across his chest as unimpressed sighs escape him. Angela is getting tired of his seemingly perpetual bad mood. Clearly, heâs lonely, but he will never admit it. And that loneliness makes him mopey and broody (Angelaâs official motto for Tim Bradford) until he has enough and snaps at someone.
Sitting at her desk, Angela watches Tim yell at a boot. Heâs always harsh with them, trying to prepare them for anything, but now heâs using them as punching bags for his forbidden feelings.Â
âWhatâs his problem? Heâs grumpier than usual,â Nyla says as she joins Angela.
âHeâs lonely,â Angela answers. âWonât admit it or do anything about it.â
âThat man needs a girlfriend,â Nyla muses.
Angela sits up straighter and smiles. âYouâre a genius, Harper.â
âI know.â
Angela opens a website on her computer, and Nyla pulls up a seat to watch her intervention into Timâs personal life.
âYouâre going to rent out his spare room without telling him? Thisâll be fun to watch,â Nyla says, laughing.
âHe has way too much room for just one guy. Getting him a roommate and a girlfriend will surely help with.. that,â she finishes, gesturing toward Tim.
âA roommate and a girlfriend, or a roommate who becomes a girlfriend?â
âEither should work.â
âThatâs your number.â
Angela nods, putting her contact information on the listing. âTim would shut it down after the first call, so Iâll interview them, run background checks, whatever, and find the perfect one.â
âWell, Mrs. Right is always found on Craigslist,â Nyla jokes.
âThis isnât Craigslist.â
âSemantics.â
Angela posts the listing, and she and Nyla hope getting Tim a roommate will help nudge him out of his bad mood. He needs someone to talk to and bond with, but heâll never come to that conclusion on his own. Which is why Angela considers herself to be such a good friend.
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Los Angeles is a big city, which is part of why you chose it without another thought. Full of opportunities and a chance of fading into the background, itâs the complete opposite of your home, which overflows with memories. The patched drywall you were pushed into, the stained tile where you thought everything was going to end, and the china cabinet with the shattered glass are left behind and traded in for a minimum wage job, a used car, and a lot of panic that you wonât be able to find somewhere to live.
Youâll need a roommate until you can save enough money for your own place. However, finding a decent place with a decent roommate is nearly impossible in your price range. Browsing online listings, you see one that could be promising. The information at the bottom says there is an interview process, which catches your attention. Sending a text to Angela Lopez, you cross your fingers for good luck before walking into work.
By the end of your shift, Angela has replied and asked you to meet somewhere nearby. You want to go home, a dull headache building at the base of your skull impairing your mood. But you also really want a better place to call home than the pay-by-the-month motel youâre currently living in.
Angela gives you a firm handshake as she introduces herself as an LAPD detective. She asks questions about your life, job, hobbies, and finally, why you moved to Los Angeles.
âI just needed a change of pace; was ready to leave my old life behind, find something bigger and better,â you answer, a simplified version of the truth.
Trying not to show it, Angela immediately takes a liking to you. Each of your answers solidifies her gut instinct that youâre a good fit for Tim. You ask why her name was on this listing if itâs not her house, and she follows your lead and gives you the truth, but not all of it.
âTim, the owner of the house, is a coworker and friend, and Iâm just trying to help him out while heâs busy with work,â she explains.
As you leave the meeting, Angela gives you her personal number, as well as someone named Nyla Harperâs number, âjust in case you need anything.â
She texts you a time and address, telling you to meet her at your new place the following afternoon. You thank her repeatedly before driving to the trashy motel one last time.
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Parking outside the house, you fall in love with the neighborhood and the cute architecture of the home. Angela meets you in the driveway, seeming more nervous than excited. You realize she may not have been totally honest with you as you follow her to the door.
An incredibly handsome man opens the door, sighing when he sees Angela. He lets both of you in, seeming to trust Angela completely.
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Tim knows he will regret opening the door, but the woman with Angela is beautiful, and deep down, a small part of him wants to know who she is and why sheâs on his doorstep.
âThis is your new roommate,â Angela announces, giving Tim your name.
âYou didnât,â Tim responds. âPlease tell me you didnât rent out my spare room without asking me, Lopez.â
âI wonât tell you that, then.â
Standing quietly to the side, you anxiously watch their argument.
âUm, sorry,â you begin, interrupting them. âBut I can go, and find a new place, since this is clearly not what you signed up for.â
You move toward the door before stopping when Angela demands, âDonât go anywhere.â
She gives Tim a stern look before cocking her head to the side. He sighs like he has accepted his fate, a tragedy based on his reaction. Gesturing for you to follow him, he gives you a quick tour before showing you to your new room and bathroom.
âIâm not home a ton, but when I am, Iâm usually watching a game or just hanging out, so,â he tells you before trailing off.
You nod before promising, âYou wonât even know Iâm here.â
Tim wants to believe you, but he also thinks youâre pretty and kind enough that he wouldnât mind seeing you occasionally.
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You cross paths with Tim a few times in the first two days of living with him. Heâs struck by your beauty each time but recognizes that you donât open up willingly, so he never presses you to talk. Content to be ships passing in the night, Tim gives you a nod before continuing out the door.
Itâs your third night in the house that Tim learns your reserved qualities may not be as simple as a personality trait. Waking when he hears a strange noise, Tim listens in the darkness before deciding itâs your footsteps he hears. Based on the sound, you're pacing, so Tim gets out of bed and walks to the kitchen. He walks right past you, and you give him an apologetic smile before slowing down. Tim makes you a mug of calming tea, sliding it across the kitchen island before sitting beside you as you drink it. Suspecting you had a nightmare or some similarly disturbing experience, Tim reminds you where you are and that everything is okay in his own way.
Over the next week, you wake him up a few more times, thrashing in your bed or exiting your room once you wake. He nudges each time, offering to let you talk about it, but you never do. You always apologize for waking him, thank him for keeping you company and making you tea before you disappear back into yourself and into your room.
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Youâve lost count of the days and nights spent in Timâs house, your sense of time thrown off by the continued plague of nightmares and the monotony of your days. As you wake up after a surprisingly dreamless sleep, you immediately turn your face back into the pillow. Your heartbeat pounds in your head, and everything seems brighter and louder. The migraines have been nearly as consistent as the nightmares since before you left for Los Angeles.Â
Tim knocks on your door, and you groan as the sound echoes in your brain. He cracks the door, concerned that you arenât up yet.
âAre you okay?â he asks, seeing your current state.
âMigraine,â you answer. âI called in sick.â
He closes the door to block the light from outside and lowers his voice to ask, âDo you need anything before I leave?â
âIâm okay. Thanks.â
âWell, call me if you do, or if anything changes, okay?â
âI will. Thank you, Tim. Have a good day.â
Tim nods, even though you canât see him, before backing out of your room and exiting the house as quietly as possible. He keeps his ringer on, looking at his phone every few minutes as his concern for you remains at the forefront of his mind.
Angela and Nyla notice his usual grumpy disposition seems to have been replaced with concern for something, or someone. After he checks his phone for the fifth consecutive time, Angela decides to pry.
âHowâs the beautiful roomie? Still just a roommate?â she asks.
âSheâs not feeling well,â Tim answers.
Angela waits for an elaboration, but Tim doesnât offer one. She looks at Nyla, who gives a knowing look. Itâs obvious that Tim is softening toward you, but you havenât made enough of an impact that heâs less grumpy or snappy. As the day continues, his usual personality returns, convinced that you must be okay, or you would have called.
The next day, after learning that you are, in fact, feeling better, Tim is back to his pre-roommate levels of anger and high strung-ness. To worsen his mood, you wake him up with a nightmare but refuse to let him in, not even acknowledging his kind questioning as to how you are. Heâs worried about you because you welcomed his presence before, but he is also angry that you changed so quickly, and now you donât trust him. Everything is piling on, and Tim isnât sure how much more he can carry.
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âJust tell me something,â Angela presses.
âStay out of it, Lopez!â Tim yells, his emotions reaching a boiling point. âI didnât even want a puppy- a roommate! If you like her so much, why donât you take her in?â
Angela waits for his shoulders to drop slightly before asking, âTimothy⊠is this because you donât like her, or because you do?â
Timâs jaw clenches, and his nostrils flare as he turns away, offering to go on patrol while Nolan and Celina go to the shooting range. Everyone seems to think they know Tim better than they do; Angela is pushing him toward you while youâre distancing yourself, and the push and pull is tiring.
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Tim waits in his truck in the driveway for a few minutes before walking in. When he walks in, youâre standing in the kitchen. He hasnât actually seen you since the day of your last migraine when you stopped trusting him, and your sudden willingness to be in the same area confuses him. Anger and confusion rarely mix well; with Tim, itâs a fatal combination.
You notice his tension and knitted brows, chewing your bottom lip before asking, âAre you okay?â
Stumbling to his tipping point for the second time in the day, Tim takes all his anger and confusion over his feelings out on you.
âWhat do you think? You canât decide if Iâm worth trusting with something as small as a nightmare, and Angela thinks that Iâm practically neglecting you,â he begins.
You swallow harshly as his voice rises, stumbling backward when he starts moving his arms.Â
âEspecially considering I didnât even want you here!â
Flinching, you snap your eyes closed and catch yourself on the corner of the wall. Tim freezes as he watches you. Everything begins snapping into place in his mind: your nightmares and the distance added to your reaction to him yelling and moving his hand are all signs he should have noticed sooner.
Your chest is heaving as you take short breaths, and when you finally open your eyes, you look terrified. Tim steps back, keeping his hands where you can see them. You focus on him as you slide down the wall, cradling your head in your hands as you fight off bad memories and a growing headache.
Tim watches you before sitting on the floor, keeping his distance. He waits for you to calm down, willing to let you decide whether or not you want to talk to him. You finally look back up at him, but he doesnât move.
âI- Iâm sorry,â you whisper.
âCan I come closer?â Tim asks.
You nod, and Tim slides across the floor, not wanting to stand up and look any more imposing than necessary. His knee presses gently against your thigh, and when you donât move, he gives you a small smile â the first youâve ever seen.
âIâll leave in the morning,â you say, fiddling with your fingers.
âPlease donât,â Tim replies, shaking his head. âIâm really sorry. I wasnât mad at you, just angry with a long day. But thatâs no reason to yell at you or act like that. You confused me, and I didnât know how to deal with it. Thatâs on me.â
âIâm sorry,â you repeat.
âDonât. When I was younger, my dad took his anger out on me sometimes. Iâm sure I deserved it once or twice, but I also know better than to treat people like an emotional outlet. If you ever want to talk, Iâm here.â
You nod before saying, âMy ex.â
Tim feels a protective surge at the idea of anyone hurting you, let alone doing it enough times that yelling pushes you to the point of a panic attack.
After comforting you with proximity and kind words, Tim offers to walk you to bed. Your hand brushes his as he opens your door, and you smile as you thank him for everything. Itâs a minor change in your relationship but an important one.
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Tim leaves before you wake up the following morning, determined to find out as much as he can about you and your past. Heâs not necessarily being nosy, but he wants to know if thereâs anything specific that could help or hurt you.
âWhat do you know?â he demands as he storms up to Angelaâs desk.
âAbout what?â she replies, raising her brows.
âWhat do you mean âabout whatâ? Her!â
Nyla leans back in her chair, glad to watch the unfolding drama.
âTim, I donât know what youâre talking about,â Angela explains.
âWhyâd she move to LA?â
âAre you seriously trying to find something wrong with her? Thatâs low.â
Tim moves around her desk, dropping his voice to answer, âIâm trying to figure out who thought it was okay to put their hands on her. Because she wonât let me in.â
Angela begins connecting the dots you left untouched. You ran from the person controlling your life, not your actual life. She knew that you were omitting something during your initial meeting, but she didnât expect it to be so big.
âHave you been open with her?â Angela asks finally. âBecause thatâs a two-way street. Iâll talk to her if you want me to, but she trusts you, Tim.â
âHow do you know that?â
Nylaâs eyes bounce back and forth like sheâs watching a tennis game. She sighs before deciding to interject. âShe told her! Sent her a text one night!â she calls out, smiling and waving when Angela and Tim look at her.
Tim nods, giving Angela the closest sheâll get to an apologetic look before leaving.
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Returning home, Tim is surprised to find you on the couch, in your work clothes, with your face pressed into a pillow. You wave your fingers without moving to acknowledge him, and he remains silent as he walks to the kitchen.
âYou donât have to be silent, itâs your house,â you mumble. âIâll figure out a way to get to the bedroom.â
âYouâre fine here,â Tim answers, setting a glass of water beside you. âAnother migraine?â
âSkull fractured from getting my head pushed through a window a few months ago,â you explain with a sigh. âThe migraines have gotten worse since then.â
Tim lays a hand on your shoulder, giving you plenty of time to tell him not to touch you. You donât, relaxing under his touch instead. Tim takes a seat beside you, hoping to comfort you once more.
âYour ex?â Tim asks.Â
You hum a yes, and Timâs jaw tightens, even as he comforts you.
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Walking into the police station, Timâs wallet is tucked safely in your bag. Approaching the front desk, you say your name and are wordlessly handed a visitorâs badge before someone gives you directions. You donât have time to argue, shrugging as you attempt to remember where to turn. Angela sees you before you see her, rushing to your side and looping her arm with yours.
âWhat are you doing here?â she asks happily.
âUh, Tim forgot his wallet. I was just going to drop it off, but they sent me back here,â you answer.
Tim says your name, coming around a corner, and Angela pushes you toward him, joining Nyla as they watch your interaction.
âYou know she was trying to get you a girlfriend and not just a roommate, right?â
Tim nods a thanks as he accepts his wallet, glancing over at your audience. âIâm half-tempted to make them think I kicked you out.â
You smile brightly, and Tim licks his lips to keep his smile from mirroring yours. His eyes tell you more than enough, and youâre happy to see him, too.
âDo it,â you whisper. âJust let me know when so I can play my part. Angela told me to call her if you were ever mean to me.â
âHave you?â
You donât answer, opting to wink at him before stepping back. Waving at Angela and Nyla, you leave the station as they rush to Timâs side. As they ask overlapping questions and talk about how cute you and Tim look standing together, Tim ignores them before walking away.
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Tim is pulled from his sleep by your panicked yell. He leaves his bed and barges into your room with no thought. His heart rate slows when he sees your teary face and tangled sheets.
âSorry,â you mutter as you wipe your tears. âI just donât know how to make them stop.â
Tim sits beside you, opening an arm toward you. Itâs a bold move, especially for him, but you take his offer and curl into his side.
âAre- did you mean it when you said I could talk about it?â you ask.
Tim nods, and you tell him more, but not everything. You remind yourself that heâs your roommate and maybe, just maybe, he's your friend, but heâs not here to listen to all of your baggage.
âThe last thing he said before I left was, âthere is nowhere you can go that my love wonât lead me to find you.ââ
âYou know that wasnât love,â Tim replies, waiting for your nod before continuing. âAnd Iâve got your back, Angela and Nyla are right here, and we wonât let anything happen to you. No matter what.â
Drifting back to sleep in his warm, safe embrace, you finally learn what itâs like not to be scared.
When you wake alone, neither you nor Tim acknowledge what happened. Youâre okay with slow changes, as long as there are changes.
âTim,â you say, interrupting him on his way out. âThank you. For last night.â
âIâm only ever a call away,â he reminds you.
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Your head starts aching around noon, quickly worsening into a full-blown migraine. When youâre ready to go home, itâs bad enough that you canât drive. Sitting in your car and resting your head against the steering wheel, you want to call Tim but canât find the strength to move.
Tim, meanwhile, returns home and begins wondering where you are. He calls, and you donât answer, so he lets his worry control him as he gets back in his truck and drives your usual route. Tim hopes to pass you or find you waiting as someone changes your tire. When he gets to the parking lot of your job and sees you slumped in your car, he has to fight not to panic.
Rushing to the door, heâs both grateful and concerned that itâs unlocked. He kneels beside you, saying your name before bending to see you. Your eyes are tightly closed, but tears are still leaking out.Â
âIâm taking you to the hospital,â he says.
You whimper as he picks you up, clinging to him until he lays you down in the backseat of his truck, buckling you in as well as possible.
âHospital canât help,â you mumble.
Tim wants to argue, but remembers what you said about the skull fracture. Youâve already been to the doctor, so maybe getting you home and comfortable will be enough.
After a nap partially influenced by unbearable pain, you wake to see Tim sitting by your bed.
âWhy are you so nice to me? You didnât even want a roommate,â you mutter sleepily.
Tim smiles, making you think youâre hallucinating. âYet I got something better.â
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You donât quite make it to work the next day. Walking into the station, youâre surprised when Nyla greets you first.
âIâm assuming itâs a joke,â she says.
You furrow your brows in confusion before you see Tim leaning on a desk with his arms crossed while Angela yells at him.
âUnless he really kicked you out,â Nyla adds.
You nod, walking towards Angela and Tim.
âNo, you donât get to blame me! I got you a roommate, a friend, a beautiful woman who could have been more than a friend, and youâre mad at me?â Angela exclaims.
Tim locks eyes with you, not changing his expression as he gauges whether or not her yelling is upsetting you.
âCan I talk to you?â you ask Tim.
Angela steps back, hoping to hear Tim apologize, but he stands up and gestures for you to follow him without speaking. Worried that youâre sick again, Tim waits silently.
âIâm okay,â you promise. âI just wanted to see you.â
Not believing something so simple, Tim shakes his head. âTell me what happened.â
âI saw a guy who looked like him while I was driving to work. He was yelling at a girl outside of a diner, and it made me nervous.â You keep your eyes on the floor, but Tim gently raises your head.
âYouâre not alone, and I know that things still seem uncertain, and probably will for a long time, but you donât have to be afraid of anything while Iâm here.â
âThen whyâd you kick me out?â you tease with a pout.
Tim shakes his head, telling you to go before following you out. You wipe an imaginary tear before waving at Angela.
âNo, youâre not leaving,â she says, grabbing your shoulders and steering you toward her desk.
Nyla smiles at Tim, and he sighs before following.
âTell me exactly what happened between you two,â Angela commands.
You look past her before tensing, and Tim immediately catches on. He follows your line of vision and sees Nolan and Celina booking someone. You shrink in on yourself, and Tim moves to block your view.
âGet her out of here,â he tells Angela.
Angela doesnât wait before obeying, ushering you into the bullpen and out of sight.
âWhatâs the charge?â Tim asks Celina.
âAssault. Beat up a woman outside a diner,â she answers.
Timâs jaw tightens at the knowledge that this man made you nervous this morning, reminding you of your ex. He hates abuse in every situation, but when youâre involved, his protectiveness and anger differ. Tim leaves before saying or doing something heâll regret.
When he finds you in the bullpen, he takes one look at you before hugging you. Itâs quick, but Angela and Nyla look at each other in shock.
âSo, youâre good?â Nyla asks.
âWe were never bad,â you reply. âJust wanted to get back at Angela for trying to set us up.â
âIt worked?â Angela inquires excitedly.
âNot yet.â
âNot yet?â Tim repeats, looking over at you. He shrugs as he concedes, âOkay.â
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When Tim gets home, he drops his stuff by the door, raising his arms in question as he looks at you. âNot yet? What is that supposed to mean?â
âYou havenât made a move. How do I know youâre not just protective and caring under that handsome, gruff exterior?â you ask with a shrug.
Tim shakes his head, cupping the back of your head gently as he kisses you. You raise your hands over his chest to hold his jaw, pushing yourself closer as you reciprocate his every move.
âBecause I donât protect just anyone like this,â he says against your lips.
You kiss him again before asking, âDoes this mean you can reduce my rent?â
Tim rolls his eyes, tucking you against his side where youâre safe from everything and everyone.Â
Dark!Dennis x Younger!Reader Series
Always Sunny Masterlist
Summary: After being mistaken for your father by a college professor, Frank plays along as he boasts that all three of his kids attended Penn. Only two of them graduated though. One was institutionalised. Oh! And two of them are fucking.
Warnings: Typical Sunny canon mayhem, mentions of incest???
Word Count: 1.0k
You were chatting with two of your psychology professors, talking about the possibility of continuing study. Youâd never thought of doing your masters or getting a doctorate but they were both so adamant in telling you how bright and capable you were you started considering the idea. A brilliant mind, theyâd said. A one of a kind student with incredible perspectives, theyâd said.
Needless to say your stroked ego was massively inflated from all their compliments. Especially after they told you how much of a shoe-in youâd be for various awards, research grants and guest speaker slots. So, you told them youâd be open to discussing it.
Your professor furrowed his brows and looked behind you, smiling gently out of politeness as he looked back at you whilst you spoke. But then you noticed the Dean looking behind you as well.
Turning around to see what they were looking at, you nearly jumped out of your skin to see Frank chewing on a cold sausage. He had silently joined the conversation and stood eerily close to you, right in your blind spot. Wait, where the fuck did Frank even get that from? You were honestly just surprised you hadnât realised he was there sooner. Normally you would have heard him loudly chewing with his mouth open, or smelt his usual musty egg aroma wafting over.
Your professor outstretched his hand to shake Frankâs. âMy apologies, this must be your father.â
Before you could correct him and assure them both that this goblin of a man was not your father, Frank had already introduced himself so.
âOh you bet your ass I am! And a proud father to three Penn students tooâŠâ He said smugly, sticking 3 of his fingers out and holding the half eaten sausage between his thumb and pointer finger. âWell, one got expelled but you know what they say about the first pancake of the batchâŠâ
You laughed with Frank at his terrible joke to try and ease the obviously uncomfortable situation. Frank pointed over to the rest of the gang standing a few yards away.
âThe one that looks like Larry Bird? Sheâs the one who got expelled for arson but the other one managed to graduate.â He pointed out.
âIâm sorry, did you say arson?â
You quickly interrupted to try and change the subject away from Dee. âDennis studied psychology here too!â
âOh yeah, heâs a bonafide psychopath. Youâll probably see one of his manifestos on the news one day.â Frank nodded, almost sounding proud of the fact.
He started to explain the long winded story behind Dennis ripping the heads off snapping the necks of several crows as a child. Dennis claims it was only to test the tensile strength of their necks though. Finally you interjected, trying to salvage the reputation of your âbrotherâ before Frank brought up the second crow. Or the third or fourth.
âWow! Thatâs a story for another dayâŠâ
Your professor chuckled at Frankâs absurdity, still believing that this 4â10â man who claimed to be your father just had a severely dark sense of humour. âWell regardless of your other children, this oneâs destined for great things in the world.â
Just when things couldnât get worse, Frank ups the ante. He let out a deep belch and took another swig from the soda can he was holding â which was mostly just vodka at this point.
âJesus fucking ChristâŠâ You muttered under your breath, looking down at your feet and shaking your head in defeat.
Was it too late to admit this man wasnât really your father? Could you pretend you didnât know him at all? God, that would make you look even worse by showing that you associate yourself with him by choice. Quickly you pulled out your shiny new iPhone 3G and texted Dennis:
SOS!!
Dennis pulled out his BlackBerry, smirked at the message on the screen and looked over to you with a playfully raised eyebrow. You tilted your head down towards Frank subtly, looking at Dennis with a pleading look to rescue you from the conversation. Finally he cottoned onto what you were implying and started to weave through the crowd towards the group. You felt yourself sigh in relief knowing he was coming to save you from this hellish nightmare.
âThereâs my little brainiac!â Dennis called out, putting his arm around your shoulders and giving you a playful squeeze. âWait- Professor Szymancjek?! Holy shit, I thought youâd be dead by now. Damn⊠Good for you, man.â
The professor sighed and looked at her ex-student with an unappreciative look. âHello again, Dennis.â
âAnd this is Dr. Morrissey, our newest Dean of Psychological Science.â You said, watching the two men shake hands politely.
Dennis apologised to the group, telling them that he had to whisk you away for a reservation at Guiginoâs. Nice lie, you thought. Guiginoâs was one of the best restaurants in town but it was a perfectly plausible reason to dine there. Theyâd totally believe that two siblings would enjoy a nice meal to celebrate one graduating college. It was a fool-proof lie.
Until Dennis went and ruined it by kissing you.
âOnly the best place in town for my girl,â he had said proudly for turning your head towards him and kissing you at the very worse possible time.
Your poor horrified scholars looked on with disgust and disbelief because unlike Dennis (who was pretending to be your boyfriend in this scenario), they thought he was your brother. Frank swatted Dennisâ arm and told him to take it inside to the stadium bathrooms for a quickie, then laughed towards the dean and professor.
âNothing like a good graduation bone, eh?â He chuckled, nudging one of the scholars with his elbow.
The cherry on top of what was already a heavily confronting and disturbing display of incest for the two scholars, was your âfatherâ now encouraging his son to go fuck his âdaughterâ in the stadium bathrooms.
Great.
Just when you thought it really couldnât get worse, Frank came in and proved you wrong. What a superb reputation to leave behind â the incestuous psychology grad genius who kissed both her brother, and her life away in front of their very eyes.
You leaned against the wide bank of windows and watched the sun fall, the beautiful dress from Walt still draped over the bed covers, seemingly calling your name. A fine mist hovered in the grounds as a light rain started to drop, coating the manor in a sheen of dampness.
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She's my wife
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Tim Bradford x wife!reader Fandom: The Rookie
Summary: You are Tim's wife and join him to the station for the day, looking for a Metro recruit.
Fluff
A/N: I loooove this, I start to love writing fluff. Thank you for this request. I have so many ideas and I don't know where to start. Also, I'm looking forward to your requests. Thank you for your support and your feedback is more than welcomed and appreciated! Have a wonderful day, bubs and enjoy this story! Lots of love
Warnings: None, pure fluff, not proofread yet
Requested: Yes! Words: 3.8k Photo not mine, credits to the owner @renegadesstuff !
The familiar scent of stale coffee and printer ink hits you as soon as you step through the doors of the station. It's been years since you last set foot in that place, but the memories come rushing back with startling clarity. The station hasn't changed muchâit's still a hive of activity, with officers rushing to and fro, phones ringing off the hook, and the occasional burst of laughter echoing through the halls.
As you make your way through the bustling room, you can't help but feel a pang of nostalgia. This place holds so many memories for youâthe late nights spent poring over case files, the adrenaline-fueled chases through the city streets, the quiet moments of comradery with your fellow officers. It feels like a lifetime ago, yet the memories are as vivid as ever.
You pause for a moment to take it all in, your gaze sweeping over the familiar surroundings. The bullpen, with its rows of desks and cluttered bulletin boards, holds a special place in your heart. It's where you once stood as a training officer, guiding rookies through their first days on the job.
Tim Bradford was your favorite and a handful from the startâa troubled rookie who struggled to follow orders and grasp the basics of the job. You remember the frustration of trying to teach him the ropes, the countless hours spent drilling him on the rookie book, only for him to push back and resist at every turn.
You remember the determination in Tim's eyes, the way he refused to give up even when the odds seemed stacked against him. And despite his rebellious nature, there was something about himâa spark of raw talent and an unwavering sense of loyaltyâthat set him apart from the rest.
But amidst the nostalgia, there's a sense of purpose driving you forward. You're here on official business, after allâ you were sent there to find a new recruit to join Metro. And while part of you wishes you could stay lost in the memories of the past, another part knows that you have a job to do.
You're greeted by familiar faces at every turn. The joy radiating from your former colleagues as they see you again warms your heart, and you can't help but return their smiles with genuine affection.
Among the crowd, you notice Tim watching you from across the room, his expression a mix of confusion and curiosity. You shoot him a reassuring smile, silently promising to explain everything later.
Lucy stands beside Tim, a look of bewilderment on her face. "Who's that?" she whispers to Tim, nodding in your direction.
Tim's brow furrows for a moment as he studies you, then he turns back to Lucy with a shrug. "That's Y/N," he answers simply. "She works with Metro."
Lucy's eyes widen in surprise, her gaze darting back and forth between you and Tim. "What's she doing here?" she asks, her curiosity piqued.
Tim gives a nonchalant shrug, trying to downplay the situation. "No clue," he replies, though a hint of curiosity lingers in his tone. "Maybe she's just passing through."
As Tim watches you from across the room, a wave of warmth washes over him. Seeing you here, in the midst of his workplace, brings back a flood of memoriesâof late-night patrols, of shared laughter, of the bond you forged as rookie and TO. Despite the hustle and bustle of the station, his attention is drawn solely to you, his heart skipping a beat at the sight of your beauty.
It's an understatement that he adores you. He loves you with every breath, every heart beat and he couldn't get enough of you. Since you were recruited for Metro, he missed you every shift, longing for you to make his duties more bearable.
There's a softness in his eyes as he approaches, a smile tugging at the corners of his lips. Despite the secrecy surrounding your relationship, seeing you there fills him with a sense of comfort and belonging. In that moment, surrounded by the chaos of the station, all that matters is the connection you shareâa bond that transcends the boundaries of your professional lives.
"Hey there," he greets you warmly, "What are you doing here?"
Seeing him there, in his element, reminds you of the journey you've taken togetherâfrom a rookie and his training officer to partners in both crime and love.
You return Tim's smile with one of your own, your eyes twinkling with mischief. "Oh, you know, just thought I'd drop by and say hi," you reply casually, purposely avoiding his question. "How's your day been?"
There's a twinkle in your eye as you meet his gaze, a silent acknowledgment of the love and understanding that binds you together. Despite the complexities of your situation, there's an unspoken agreement between youâa shared understanding of the sacrifices you've made for the sake of your relationship.
Tim chuckles at your playful evasion, rolling his eyes. "Smooth as always," he replies, though there's a hint of amusement in his tone. "But seriously, what are you doing here?"
You feign innocence, batting your eyelashes at Tim with exaggerated sweetness. "You know I can't tell you." you tease, knowing full well that your response will only fuel his curiosity further.
Tim lets out a mock sigh, shaking his head in amusement. "Fine, keep your secrets," he says with a playful grin. "But just remember, I know where you sleep at night."
You laugh at his playful threat, leaning in to give him a quick peck on the cheek. "Wouldn't dream of it," you reply with a wink, before turning your attention to Lucy, who's been watching the exchange with interest.
A curious expression played on her face as Tim takes the opportunity to introduce you. "Officer Chen, meet Y/N," he says, gesturing to you with a fond smile. "She's a pain in the ass sometimes, but if you ignore her, she's ok."
"Nice to meet you, Lucy," you say, your tone friendly and inviting as you offered Lucy a warm smile, extending your hand in greeting. "I've heard so much about you."
Lucy returns your smile, her curiosity piqued. "Nice to meet you," she replies, shaking your hand. "How do you know Tim, if you don't mind me asking?"
You glance at Tim with a mischievous twinkle in your eye, a playful smirk playing at your lips. "Oh, you know," you reply cryptically, earning a raised eyebrow from Tim. "We go way back. Let's just say he owes me a few favors."
Tim lets out an exasperated sigh, knowing full well that you're enjoying teasing him. "Don't listen to her, Chen," he says with a chuckle.
"You should listen to me if you want to survive him." you winked at his rookie " I created the monster and I'm the only one who knows how to defeat him."
Tim's eyebrows shoot up in mock indignation, his lips curling into a playful smirk. "Hey now, watch it," he retorts, feigning offense. "I'll have you know, she doesn't need any help from you."
You laugh at Tim's exaggerated reaction, shooting him a knowing look. "Oh, I'm sure Lucy can handle herself just fine," you reply with a wink, earning a chuckle from Lucy.
"Waitâ" the rookie began as realisation hits "You are Tim's TO?"
You glanced at your husband, smiling brightly as he put his grumpy expression on, "Guilty as charged."
As Lucy's eyes widen in shock and excitement, she can barely contain her enthusiasm. Her mind is racing with questions as she tries to process the realization that she's standing face-to-face with the legendary training officer.
The rookie turns to Tim, her expression incredulous. "You never mentioned her before!" she exclaims.
Tim crossed his arms above his chest, a hint of irritation creeping into his voice. "Because my life is none of your business, Officer Chen," he retorts.
She faced you with a barrage of questions, her enthusiasm didn't wane, "What was Tim like as a rookie? I heard he wasn't so keen on following orders, is it true?"
You smiled at her, starting to like her more and more. She's definitely giving Tim a hard time. What you know from Tim and seeing her so curious and exited, you knew she has what it takes to be a successful cop.
Before you can respond, Tim interrupts, his irritation growing by the second. "Alright, that's enough, Chen," he barks, his tone firm and commanding. "Shop, now!"
"Yes, sir."
Lucy's excitement fades as she reluctantly obeys Tim's orders, shooting you an apologetic look before hurrying off to prepare for the patrol. As she disappears from view, Tim lets out a frustrated sigh, the grumpiness lifting slightly as he turns back to you.
"She seems nice," you comment, nodding towards where Lucy disappeared. "She's a good kid."
Tim sighs, running a hand through his hair as he considers your words. "Yeah, you're probably right," he admits, his voice tinged with uncertainty.
You reach out to gently squeeze his hand, a reassuring smile playing on your lips. "I know, and I know that sometimes a little kindness goes a long way," you say gently. "She'll appreciate it in the long run."
As Tim gazes at you, a mixture of admiration and gratitude flickers in his eyes. He's more than just a grumpy, hard-to-please manâhe's a devoted husband, a dedicated cop, and a man who carries the weight of the world on his shoulders. Despite his tough exterior, there's a vulnerability in his gaze.
The sun filters through the windows of the station, its golden rays dance across Tim's face, casting a warm glow that accentuates his rugged features. He appears even more handsome in this moment, his chiseled jawline and piercing gaze illuminated by the soft light.
His sandy blonde hair catches the sunlight, creating a halo of golden warmth around his head. His eyes, usually sharp and focused, soften in the gentle light, revealing a depth of emotion that takes your breath away.
As Tim searched your face, you're bathed in a soft, ethereal glow, the sunlight highlighting the delicate contours of your face and the warmth of your smile. Your eyes, a mesmerizing shade, sparkle with mischief and warmth, drawing him in like a moth to a flame.
He peaked around at the officers, everyone minding their business, before he leaned in, his warm breath caressing your skin, sending shivers down your spine. His hand gently cups your cheek, his touch tender yet possessive, as if he never wants to let you go. You feel the soft brush of his lips against yours, a gentle yet insistent pressure that ignites a fire deep within your soul.
As the kiss deepens, you feel his other hand slide around your waist, pulling you closer until there's barely an inch of space between you. His touch is electrifying, sending waves of pleasure coursing through your body as you melt into his embrace.
His lips move against yours with a hunger that matches your own, each kiss a testament to the love and longing that burns between you. There's a raw intensity to his touch, a desperate need to be as close to you as humanly possible.
For a brief instant, time seems to stand still as you respond eagerly, your heart racing as you lean into the kiss, savoring the warmth of his embrace. Despite its brevity, the intensity of the moment leaves you dizzy with desire, longing for more even as you reluctantly pull away.
Before the moment can linger, Tim's attention is drawn to something behind you. With a quick glance over your shoulder, you realize that Lucy is watching from afar, a curious expression on her face, sided by her mouth forming an "o" shape filled with surprise.
Tim's lips curl into a wry smile as he leans in to murmur in your ear, his voice barely above a whisper. "Looks like we've got a little shadow," he says, amusement dancing in his eyes. "She's gonna be a pain in my ass all day!"
You laugh softly at Tim's comment, shaking your head in amusement. "Well, you did sign up for this when you became her TO," you tease, a playful glint in your eyes. "Just be nice, okay? She's just curious."
Tim rolls his eyes at your advice, but there's a hint of affection in his gaze as he gazes at you. "Fine, I'll try to play nice," he concedes with a grin. "But no promises if she starts asking too many questions."
As your husband heads off for patrol with Lucy, you find yourself seated across from Sergeant Grey in his office, the familiar surroundings offering a sense of comfort amidst the chaos of the precinct. His office is tidy yet lived-in, with stacks of paperwork neatly organized on his desk and a few personal mementos scattered aboutâa photo of his family, a commendation plaque from his years of service.
Wade offers you a warm smile as you settle into your seat, "Y/N, it's been a while. Think the last time I saw you was at your wedding?"
You nod in agreement, "It hasn't been that long. But you know Metro, it keeps me busy."
"Well, it's always a pleasure to have you around." Sergeant Grey's words of praise for your time as an officer at the station warm your heart, "You were one of the best we had," he continues, sincerity evident in his tone. "It's a shame to lose you to Metro."
As the conversation progresses, you take a deep breath before broaching the subject of your visit. "Sir, I'm here on official business," you explain, your tone serious. "Metro is recruiting, and I'm here to find the best officer for the job."
Grey nods in understanding, "I see. And do you have anyone in mind?" he asks, leaning forward slightly.
You hesitate for a moment before responding. "Actually, I do," you admit, your gaze meeting his. "I think Officer Bradford would be the best fit for Metro."
He considers your words for a moment before responding. "I have to say, I agree with you, Tim would make an excellent addition to Metro."
There's a hint of hesitation in your eyes as he speaks, and you can tell that he senses there's more to your recommendation than meets the eye. "Is there something else on your mind, Y/N?" he asks, his tone gentle but probing.
You paused, choosing your words carefully before responding. "Well, sir, it's just... I'm not sure if it's appropriate for me to recommend Tim," you admit, your voice tinged with uncertainty. "I don't want it to seem like a conflict of interests."
You found yourself grappling with a mix of emotions. There's a deep-rooted sense of pride your work, coupled with a genuine desire to see Tim succeed in his career.
"Trust me, Y/N, Officer Bradford's qualifications speak for themselves." he leaned back on his chair, "Don't worry about it. I'll handle it from here. We both know you and Tim keep your private life apart, and I'll make sure Metro knows this decision is based solely on Tim's achievements."
Sergeant Grey's words sink in, a rush of relief floods through you, washing away some of the anxiety that had been gnawing at your nerves. It's comforting to know that your integrity as an officer won't be called into question, that your personal connection with Tim won't overshadow his merits.
With a grateful smile, you nod in appreciation, the knot of worry in your stomach loosening with each word he speaks. "Thank you, Sir."
"Now go find your husband!"
In the dimly lit interior of the shop, the tension between Tim and Lucy was palpable. Lucy's curiosity burned bright, fueled by suspicions and unanswered questions.
"So..." Lucy ventured, breaking the uneasy silence. "I saw you and Y/N kissing, back at the station. Is she your girlfriend?"
Tim's jaw clenched at the inquiry, his gaze fixed on the road ahead. "That's none of your business, Chen," he shot back, his tone gruff.
Lucy persisted, undeterred by his dismissive tone. "Come on, Tim," she pressed. "You can't just brush this off. I obviously know there's something going on between you two."
But Tim remained stoic, his frustration simmering beneath the surface. "I said it's none of your business," he repeated, his voice terse.
Lucy gaze lingered on him, studying his face. She couldn't read anything but irritation caused by her intrusion into his private life. She searched his hands, no sight of any ring, so the possibility of you being his wife dropped.
"Do you like her?" she insisted.
"What's the proper procedure for securing a crime scene?" he replied to her question, avoiding giving any details about you.
"Come on. You can't avoid this forever. Are you and her just colleagues, or is there something more?"
Tim's irritation simmers beneath the surface, his frustration mounting with each passing moment. He had hoped to avoid this line of questioning, to keep his personal life separate from his professional one. But Lucy's relentless curiosity had pushed him to his breaking point.
"What's the recommended procedure for securing a firearm during an arrest?"
She couldn't shake the feeling of defeat, knowing deep down that Tim wouldn't give her the answers she sought. Despite her best efforts to uncover the truth about Tim's relationship with you, she found herself hitting a dead end.
"I saw the way you look at her. You have feelings for her?"
"When searching a suspect, what areas of their body should you prioritize for pat-downs?"
"Fine. I'll shut up."
Confusion clouded Lucy's thoughts as she struggled to make sense of the situation. She couldn't understand why Tim was so guarded about his personal life, especially when it came to someone who seemed to hold such significance to him. It left her feeling unsettled, a nagging sense of curiosity gnawing at her.
As he focuses on the road ahead, he can't help but feel annoyed by Lucy's persistence. He knows she means well, but he's not ready to share the intimate details of his relationship with the woman he loves. He just wants to focus on their job, to keep their partnership strictly professional.
As lunchtime approached, the bustling street food area near the station came to life with the sound of chatter and the aroma of sizzling food. Amidst the crowd, you found an empty table, enjoying the inviting atmosphere, with colorful umbrellas providing shade from the midday sun as you waited for Tim.
Your husband approached the table where you were seated, a sense of defeat hung heavy in the air, exhausted from all of his rookie's questions. A small smile tugged at the corners of his lips, as he leaned down to press a soft kiss to your forehead. The warmth of his touch sent a shiver down your spine, a tangible reminder of the connection you shared.
As the conversation turns to you, Tim leans in with a curious glint in his eyes. "So, what were you doing at the station earlier?"
"Metro sent me to find a recruit," you confess, your gaze meeting Tim's.
His eyebrows shoot up in surprise. "And did you find one?"
Angela rises from her seat, flashing a smile, "I hate to break up the party, but duty calls. I'll catch you guys later."
You nod understandingly, bidding her farewell with a wave as she heads off to resume her patrol.
You return your attention to Tim, a small smile tugging at the corners of your lips. "Yeah. You."
Tim's eyes widen in disbelief, his expression a mix of shock and excitement. "Me? Are you serious?"
Nyla's figure blended into the bustling crowd as she disappears down the street with her rookie, leaving you and Tim alone.
You give him a knowing smirk. "Dead serious. They've been considering you for a while. Sending me down to the station was just a formalityâa test, to see if I was ready for a promotion or something."
"You're getting promoted?"
"Uh-huh."
"That's awesome, babe. I'm proud of you."
As the lunch break comes to an end for Tim, he and his rookie prepare to go on patrol again. They stand by the patrol car, gearing up for their shift.
"Lucy, you're driving," Tim says, tossing her the keys with a grin. "Show me what you got."
Lucy's eyes light up with excitement as she catches the keys, nodding eagerly. "You got it, Officer Bradford. Shotgun!"
While Tim is in the shop, double-checking some equipment, you lean over the car door, catching his attention. "Hey," you say softly, a hint of concern in your voice. "Be safe out there, okay? And have a good time."
Tim gives you a reassuring smile, placing a hand over yours on the door. "Always am, love. Don't worry about me."
Just as the car starts to move, you lean in closer, your voice barely a whisper against the noise of the street. "And Tim... I'm pregnant."
Tim's eyes widen in surprise, his heart skipping a beat at the unexpected news. You placed a playful kiss on his cheek, before the car pulls away, you watch Tim drive off with a mixture of excitement and fear.
You were scared of his reaction, delivering him the news this way gave you time to process and turn all the possible scenarios upside down.
He meets your gaze one last time before the car disappears down the street, a rush of emotions flooding his mindâjoy, excitement, and a touch of nervousness. But above all, there's a deep sense of love and gratitude for the life you've created together.
"Did you get your TO pregnant?" Lucy asks, her tone a mixture of surprise and incredulity.
Tim's jaw tightens, a flash of irritation crossing his features at the inappropriate question. He takes a deep breath, gathering his composure before responding firmly.
"She's my wife," Tim states, his voice leaving no room for further inquiry. "Now, shut up and drive."
He reaches up to where his uniform shirt collar meets his neck, pulling out a small chain with a wedding ring and some dog tags hanging from it. It's a subtle gesture, but one that holds immense significanceâa symbol of the most important moments of his life, from fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan to marrying you.
Lucy's eyes widen in realization, a flush creeping up her cheeks as she realizes her mistake. Without another word, she focuses on the road ahead, her cheeks burning with embarrassment.
Meanwhile, Tim sits back in his seat, his mind still reeling from the unexpected turn of events. Despite the initial shock, a sense of pride and excitement fills him at the prospect of becoming a father. And as the patrol car speeds through the city streets, Tim's thoughts are consumed with thoughts of the future.
Summary: After a failed fight with a local villain, Venom and the Reader find themselves overwhelmed by some gas that was sprayed on them.
CW: choking, oral f!receiving, p in v, creampie, breeding kink,
a/n: so sorry this took so long, Iâve been stressed out here lately! Iâm leaving the villain ambiguous so you can decide who it is as you read :)
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Cold Autumn air cut through your suite like a knife. Swinging around the city as the sun went down, checking for any sign of mischief. Catching a glimpse of one of your partners in an alleyway. Deciding to check-in on him and see what was going on.
You crawled slowly down the wall behind him. Sneaking up to see if maybe there was something he was hiding.
"I know you're there," his deep voice rumbled in your ears.
Venom. An alien symbiote. Vigilante by night. Not entirely sure who his human vestige was underneath. Always curious, but never willing to ask.
You hopped off the wall with a sigh. Landing directly behind him, "Your senses are getting better."
"I can always smell you coming," he chuckled with a grin on his face. Your cheeks flushed under your mask. There always was a hint of flirtation between the two of you. You jokingly sniffed your armpit, âDo I really smell that bad?â
Venom scoffed, âOf course not.â A small sting of embarrassment on his tone. Like something deep inside him did not want to offend you.
You felt your senses go into overdrive. Whipping your head around in the direction you were being called to. Leading your gaze into the small view of the streets you had from the alleyway. Hearing the familiar laugh of the villain you had been tracking for weeks now.
âCome on,â you instructed him as you thwipped a web up, pulling yourself higher. Landing on top of the building surrounding you. Staring at the new machine they created. A giant vessel holding some colorful liquid on its back. Giant legs hoisting it up as it rampaged down the streets. Clamping down on cars and throwing them into buildings.
You and Venom diving down head first into the battle. Venom stopping the newly thrown car mid air before it struck a mother and her child. Your webs wrapping themselves around the arms of the machine, pulling and pinning them backwards. The villain shooting a dreadful look at you.
âSo this is what youâve been up to? Thought you were just scared to see me,â you mocked as you shot webs against the arms, pinning it to the ground.
âPesky bug!â They shouted at you, fingers rapidly pressing buttons on the board of the machine. Watching as a canon extended from the back of it. Feeling your senses tingle every end of your nerves.
âVENOM! WATCH OUT!â You called out as you swung over to your partner. Attempting to shield him from whatever attack was coming from the villain. Your body moving without thinking to his defense.
Gas poured from the cone-shaped end. Surprising you that a missile of some kind didnât fire out. Thick smog filled the entire street you were in. Fogging up your vision and burning your nose.
You both coughed as the dust coated the insides of your noses and throats.
"What the hell was that?!" Venom growled, noticing the villain had disappeared in front of you.
"I have no idea," you coughed out, "I don't feel any different. Not noticing any physical changes."
"Maybe it was just a distraction," Venom groaned frustrated that you had let them get away. Slamming his giant fist into the nearby concrete. Quiet cursed grumbled under his breath as he jumped back to the ground. You followed closely behind, shooting a web and sliding down it. Feeling a ting in your heart for him.
Walking over and flattening your hand against his back, âWeâll get them next time.â
The monster sighed.
Your chest jumped. The growl on his voice vibrating through your entire body. You swallowed heavy as you awkwardly removed your hand from him. His white eyes looking over his shoulder at you. Widening when they met yours.
âIâve got to go,â Venom forced his head forward. Rushing off from you. Somewhere you were unsure of. An abrupt end to your nightly routine.
You headed home. Swinging along the large glass buildings in your city. Jumping down a hidden part of the alley next to your apartment. Grabbing your bag you had hid and changing clothes.
Your body went through the familiar motions as you walked up to your apartment. A haze around your vision, your mind somewhere else entirely. Unsure why you felt what you were, but focusing on the one thing that cleared up your fog.
Venom.
Your large alien partner in crime. Wellâ stopping crime. Ever since you had parted ways after your failed face off today, he was the only thing you could focus on. How gentle he always was with you, his deep voice, how effortlessly flirty he was with you during your endeavors, his tongueâ
Oh God.
You felt every last vein in your body run hot. Tingling spreading from between your thighs throughout your body. Fumbling as you tried to get your key in the lock, hunching over at the deep sensation taking over your body. Your breath hitched in your throat.
- click -
Fuck, finally.
You stormed into your apartment. Arms wrapped around your chest. Your clothes feeling extra tight. Sweat bubbled along your body. You fanned yourself with your hands. Rushing into your kitchen to open the freezer. Cool air persisting your sudden sweats. Nothing was cooling you off.
You stumbled down your hallway as your core throbbed, an unspeakable feeling seizing your figure. Grabbing the box fan from the closet. Hurrying into the living room and plugging it in. Slumping against your couch directly in front of the fan. Growing agitated at the feeling swirling deep inside you. Unsure how to calm it.
A loud knock at your door made you sit completely up.
Why didn't your spider-sense warn you?
Walking over to look through the peephole. A man with a beard wearing a black leather jacket stood before your door. Not someone you had recognized before. Something inside you begged for you to open the door.
"Hello?"
The man awkwardly smiled at you. A hint of sweat on his forehead. "Uh- Yeah, hi," his eyes darted around the stairwell.
"Can I help you?"
"I think you can actually," he sighed, seeming like there was something he wanted to say. You could see his tongue moving around in his mouth as if he was feeling out the words before saying them.
Suddenly, black ooze began morphing around his arm. Quickly taking the shape of Venom's head in front of you. "We need to come in now," Venom insisted. Your body instinctively moved out of the way allowing them inside.
"How did you find where I live?"
"Do you feel it too?"
You blushed. Completely overtaken by the smell of him. The musky cologne mixed with the sweat on his skin. How his plump lips begged you to plant yours against them. The way his dark eyes stared into yours.
When you suddenly realized. He was feeling the same way you had been all afternoon. The deep burning inside you. The way your body ached and craved another. One that you could not put a finger on until now. It was him.
"Yes," you breathlessly said. Following close behind him.
"I told you so," Venom hissed in the man's face. He held up a hand, pushing him away from his face. "I'm Eddie by the way," he smiled at you, "We've kinda knew each other through some costumes before now." You returned his smile. Feeling a connection to him beyond understanding. Almost like you had known him forever.
âSoâ uh⊠guess we need to talk about this? It had to be whatever that psycho sprayed us with earlier. Iâm not exactly sure what the side effects are, but Iâve been feelingââ
âAroused?â Venom blatantly asked, embarrassing his human half. Eddie reached out attempting to cover Venomâs mouth. Pink decorating his cheeks at the aliens lack of social skills. Both of you sharing in your color filled facing.
âSorry about himââ
âNoâ No I think heâs right,â you walked over to Eddie and Venom. Locking eyes with Eddie. Both of your bodies instinctively meeting each other. His hands splaying around your lower back, your arms wrapping around his neck. A warmth rising between you. Spreading throughout your body from where his hands met your skin.
âHave you been feeling it too, Eddie?â
His tongue came out to wet his lip. Dark eyes examining your face, pupils blown in lust. A sigh of a âyesâ falling from him as he leaned in to plant his lips on yours. Tenderly you kissed back and forth. Tongues exploring each otherâs mouths. Soft groans sharing between kisses. Taste of your shared saliva filling your senses.
Eddieâs kisses turned hungry. One hand roaming up your body to tangle in your hair, deepening your connected mouths. He led you backwards, the back of your legs hitting the couch. Bending as you sat back, Eddieâs arms pinned on either side of your head. Your lips parting as you stared at each other. Black pupils stared into yours. Feeling yourself grow lost in his presence. Needing him all over you.
âYou smell delicious,â Venomâs deep voice huffed into your ear from behind. Turning your head to meet his gaze. Not even noticing he had crept up behind you while his host hovered over you. A tentacle of ooze wrapping around your neck and pinning you back against the couch. Ripping the air out of your lungs with his strength. Eddieâs lips kissed along your jawline, âTell us if you want to stop.â You nodded in acknowledgment.
Your eyes squinted shut as their touches stimulated you. Eddie trailed down your body, knees hitting your floor. Fingers traced the waist of your shorts, playing with the elastic. Deep blue eyes stared up at your arched neck. Pressure left your neck as Venom retreated. Taking a deep breath that had been escaping you. Leaning your gaze forward to meet his eyes.
"May I?" Eddie hooked his finger around your waistband.
"Please-"
Eddie pulled your shorts down your legs. The sensation of his hands barely touching your skin sending shivers through you. He admired the darkened fabric of your panties as your core leaked for him. A goofy grin coming across his face. His hot breath fanned at your clothed entry. He leaned forward planting an open mouth kiss against you. Your hips lunged forward at the sudden contact. His hands gripped your thighs firmly holding you in place. "I'll make you feel good," he promised breathlessly. Eyes fixated on the faint image of your pussy in front of him. The smell of your arousal sending him over the edge. Animal like urges taking over. A strong hand ripped your panties off in one swipe. Eddie's brows raised in shock. Looking up at you with an awkward smile, a faint "sorry" escaping him.
Dipping in, his tongue swiping up your entrance. Your breath growing shaky, head falling onto the back of the couch. Trying your best to let him take control. Dying to grind into his face and ride his tongue. One of your hands tangled in his hair, lacing your fingers through it. A grunt vibrated through you when you pulled his hair a little harder than intended. One of his fingers circled your entrance, coating it in your juices before sliding it inside. Curving it with each slow and long thrust. Eddie's name a loud moan from you.
It rang in their ears. Venom inside Eddie's mind telling him to keep going until he had you a squirming mess. Fueling the fire that burned inside Eddie. His hard-on throbbing and begging to be inside you. Whatever had taken over the two of you stinging his skin. Your taste on his tongue turning him on even more.
Your orgasm was approaching at a rapid pace. Your legs were shaking with the magic Eddie worked on you. You were panting, eyes squinted shut in pure ecstasy. You felt Eddie rocking back and forth differently than before. Looking down to see him humping into your couch while still going down on you. Hot breath hitting your core as he continued sucking on your sensitive nub. Your eyes met, holding together. Eddie's brows contorted slightly, wanting nothing more than to be inside you. You could feel the coil inside you about to unwind. One more curve of Eddie's finger had it washing over you. A loud moan escaping you as you gripped his head for support. Forcing yourself further onto his face.
"That's it," Eddie cooed.
You sighed, your body relaxing into the sofa. Your hole still gripping around his finger post orgasm. Slowly, he removed his finger from you. Huffing as he rested his head against your quivering thigh, a wide grin on his face. Admiring how your chest rose and fell with every harsh breath you took. He held his finger up in front of his face staring at how your orgasm coated his finger. Pushing it between his lips and cleaning it off. Lingering in the taste of you.
"Eddie..."
"Yes?"
"Please, I need you to fuck me," you begged. He sighed heavily. Rising to his feet in front of you. Dropping his jacket from his shoulders, then pulling his shirt off. Undoing his belt and dropping it into the floor. Scooping you up into his arms effortlessly. Strength clearly from his symbiotic partner. "I thought you'd never ask," Eddie smiled at you, kissing your lips. Taking you down the hall where he assumed your bedroom was. Pretending the monster in his mind was not leading him to the area strongest of your scent. That's how Venom had taken him here to begin with. When they both were overcome with a desire they could not relieve themselves. The symbiote begged Eddie to allow him to go to you. You were what they desired.
Eddie sat you onto your feet, hands grazing up your sides as his forehead rested against yours. Lips locking with yours. Tongue exploring your mouth. Hands groped your chest. Pinching at your sensitive nipples through the fabric. Hands finding their way under your shirt, dancing up your back to the clasp of your bra. Fingers effortlessly undoing it. Pulling your shirt and bra off in one clean motion. Lips attaching to the soft skin of your chest. Sucking purple marks into them as his fingers rolled your nipples.
"Your skin is so soft," he moaned into you.
You moaned, grinding your knee into his erection. Hands circling his waist, dipping into the band of his jeans. Playing with his boxer-briefs underneath. Undoing the button and zipper. Hand delving down and wrapping around his thinly clothed cock. Eddie's hips rutted at your touch. Smiling into your skin.
Suddenly you felt yourself get thrown back onto your bed. Nude body on complete display for them. Eddie's wide eyes stared at you. Venom had grown impatient. Deciding he could no longer wait to be inside you.
"I want her now, Eddie," Venom growled in his face.
Eddie dropped his jeans and boxers. Hard cock springing free. You felt your mouth watering at the sight. Spreading your legs, inviting them in. That burn inside you igniting again. He stepped in front of you on the edge of the bed. Hand gripping his erection, pumping it. His brows furrowed, "Not what I need." His head tilted to the side as he eyed your body.
His toned body leaned on top of yours. Muscles flexing as he held himself up, other hand guiding himself at your entrance. Circling your folds with the tip. "Fuck, Eddie," you moaned. Forcing yourself down on him just enough to take his head in. Eddie groaned at the feeling, "Ah- Y/N, goddammit."
Eddie planted a strong kiss against yours lips as he sheathed himself inside you. Rolling his hips, allowing you to adjust to him. An instant relief overtaking you both. Exactly what you needed.
You felt ooze touching every inch of your body. Venom wrapped himself around you, wanting to feel as close to you as Eddie was. Stimulating your sensitive body, pinching at your hardened nipples, wrapping around your wrists and interlocking with your fingers. Far more intimate than you thought he was capable of. "Pretty thing," his voice boomed inside your ears.
Eddie continued his thrusts inside you. Face contorted at the relief he felt. Your insides cooling the burn he had been feeling. Walls coaxing him further inside you, practically sucking him in. Needing him all over you. Loving the attention Venom was giving you. The symbiote finding his way down to your clit. Circling it.
Your back arched. Moaning loudly at the feeling. Overstimulation taking over your senses. Losing yourself as Eddie's cock hit the spongey spot inside you that had you seeing stars. Breath hitching in your throat as your eyes rolled back into your head. Your cunt contorted around his member as they got you closer to your edge.
"I could fuck you forever," Eddie groaned as he leaned down closer to you. Lips tangling together as your wrapped your arms and legs around him. Pulling your bodies flush together. Venom spreading across both your bodies. Connecting you more than you had ever been with anyone else. You began meeting Eddie's thrusts with your own. Needing him to fill you up.
"Want us to breed you?" Venom licked his lips, "Dirty girl..."
You and Eddie's eyes locked. Lust blown pupils staring into each other. Both your mouths hung open, sharing the same air. He cocked an eyebrow at you, asking the same question that Venom had.
"Cum inside me, Eddie," you moaned, breath escaping you as he thrusted harder into you.
Hips snapped into you. Harsh and sloppy thrusts. Venom continued circling your sensitivity in an attempt to get you both to finish at the same time.
"Come on, Eddie," Venom snarled, "Fill her cunt up."
Eddie's face rested in the crook of your neck as he searched for both your highs. Grunting with each snap of his hips. "Yo-You have the per-perfect pussy," Eddie praised you as he felt your walls begin to tighten around him.
You came undone around him. Walls spasming around his cock. Pushing him over his own edge. Eddie shot hot up inside you, coating your walls with his seed. Pushing himself as deep inside you as he could get. His body twitched with each rope he shot into you. Lips kissing your skin.
Eddie slumped his body onto yours unable to remove himself from your warmth. Savoring the feeling of you wrapped around him. Your hands rubbed his back, nails scratching at his skin. Hesitantly, Eddie rolled off of you. Pulling himself out. The mixture of juices inside you spilling out. Venom forcing it all back inside you.
You rested against his chest. The fire inside you finally subsiding. Both of your chests heaved with deep breaths. Bodies having been worked.
"You can stay here," you sighed.
"We would love that," Eddie kissed your head.
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Pairing: Tim Bradford x fem!Smitty!reader
Summary: You have a rule not to date men who work with your dad - who just happens to be Quigley Smitty. After becoming friends with Lucy Chen, you meet Tim Bradford and realize that some rules hurt you more than they help you.
Warnings: slight angst, discussion of Tim's past, stress and anxiety (Tim and r), fluff, comfort, very slightly suggestive at the end, softie!Tim, Lucy is a wingwoman
Word Count: 3.8k+ words
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âSorry Iâm late,â you say, hanging your bag off the back of the chair. Your dad waves off your apology as he stands and pulls you into a hug. âOne of my choir students asked for help with her homework after practice and I lost track of time.â
âI remember when you used to ask for homework help,â he muses. âI was pretty good at it, wasnât I?â
âSure, you were,â you answer, rolling your eyes playfully. âThatâs why Mom told me to stop asking you.â
âShe was just jealous.â
âThat must be it. How was work?â
âIt was normal. Bad guys got arrested.â
âThatâs the way itâs supposed to be, right?â
âThatâs why it was normal. No high-speed helicopter chases or unexpected promotions make Smitty a dull boy.â
You nod, opting to peruse the cafĂ©âs menu rather than commenting. Your relationship with your dad is great, and you enjoy the time you spend together, but he can be a bit⊠dim. He doesnât seem to do it on purpose, but you know that heâs aware of how he comes across, and he doesnât seem to care that he makes himself the punch line. If heâs okay with his reputation, who are you to pick him apart for it?
âGood evening,â the waiter greets, approaching your table. âWhat can I get started for you tonight?â
You order, then pass your menu to him after your dad finishes. The waiter smiles at you, and you thank him as he walks away.
âHe was flirting with you,â your dad points out.
âYou think he was flirting with me, but you canât tell when Iâm being serious about picking up the bill?â you challenge. âHeâs a waiter, his job relies on his people skills.â
âIf youâre not interested in him, let me set you up with a cop. The money isnât great, and weâre always stressed, but there are one or two who have promising potential.â
âDad,â you sigh, shaking your head. âIâm not dating cops. Iâve had the rule for years.â
âNo dating cops,â he says with you.
âWhat if I set you up with someone who isnât from my station?â he offers.
âNo. If you know them, I donât want to date them. Thatâs like inviting a devastating breakup or lackluster romance.â
âJust because I know them doesnât mean theyâre like me.â
âThatâs not what I mean. I just⊠itâs easier this way. And thereâs something to be said for serendipity.â
âSeren-what-ity?â
You sigh and shake your head. âWhat song should we perform for the state choir show this year?â
âThe Real Slim Shady.â
âWhy did I ask?â you mumble.
âOh, sorry,â you say, stepping back from the metal bin before you. âCompletely my fault, go ahead.â
âNo, no, I wasnât looking,â the woman beside you replies. âYouâre good.â
She has two records tucked in her folded arm, and you nod to communicate your approval of her choices.
âGood taste,â you compliment.
âI got a record player for my birthday, and Iâve been looking for some of the stuff I listened to as a kid and trying to branch out a bit. Try some new things,â she explains. âBased on your outfit alone, Iâm guessing that you have good taste too and could offer a few good recommendations? If you have time or want to, of course.â
âWell,â you begin, glancing toward the alphabetized bins. âIâm a sucker for classic rock, but youâve got to try something from this decade on vinyl. Most of the production is really good, depending on the label. You said you like older?â She hums, and you flip through the A-C bin before you murmur, âThis one.â
âA-ha? Like âTake on Meâ?â she questions, reaching out for the record.
âOne of the best songs ever written, I think, and hearing it like this is like being in the front row of an angel concert.â
âIâll buy it,â she begins slowly. âOn one condition. You get coffee with me and become my best friend, because I feel like weâre halfway there.â
âWas that a Bon Jovi reference?â
âYou do know your classic rock.â
âWell, I am a choir teacher.â
âPlease agree to coffee. Iâll pay.â
You smile and pull your phone from your pocket. âHere, give me your name and number. Weâll set it up, bestie.â
âIâm Lucy, by the way,â she offers, moving the records against her chest to put her contact information in your phone.
You tell her your first name as you send her a text with your favorite coffee shop and a link to your current favorite playlist. As you walk to the checkout together, you feel lighter. Maybe you can find a life outside of school separate from your dad.
âTake me to church, I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies,â you sing softly, flipping through your choir binder.
âHave you made a decision?â Lucy asks, pulling the chair from the opposite side of the table to sit closer to you.
âIâve got it narrowed down to three. Well, the kids narrowed it down to three and now I canât pick.â
âWhich songs?â
âTake Me to Church, Hallelujah, and Frozen Heart.â
âThose⊠those seem very different. Whatâs Frozen Heart?â
âThe ice workersâ song at the beginning of Frozen. I donât know who picked it originally, but it got a lot of votes.â
âIf you were performing, what would you vote for?â
âHonestly, as a teenager, I probably wouldâve said Frozen Heart. And theyâve got the skills and the range to do it.â
âThereâs your answer,â Lucy says, smiling.
âThank you,â you reply, closing the binder. âNow, how was your day, Officer Chen?â
âLong, but I did hear a new song on the radio with a melody I think you might like.â
âNo, you donât get to change the topic back to me like that. How are you, Lucy?â
âIâm okay. I guess I just feel kind of bored. Like, I go to work, I hang out with you, and I love my routine, but I want to do something new.â
âWell, youâre invited to the choir show, of course. But, in the meantime, we could always do something together when you have some time off. We live in the heart of shows and sports; thereâs plenty of things to pick from and I have someone who can get tickets at a price high school choir teachers and cops can swing.â
Lucyâs eyes brighten, and she smiles.
âWhat are you thinking?â you ask, narrowing your eyes suspiciously.
âWould you like to go to a Dodgers game?â
âAlways.â
You stay at school late on the day of the Dodgers game. Choir practice ended on time, but Lucy is bringing another cop friend to the game, and it will be easier for them to pick you up here rather than at your apartment. As you tidy your classroom, you play music and sing along.
Losing track of time as your playlist continues, you donât hear someone open your door. As a song ends, you turn and freeze.
âHi,â you greet, lifting your hand in an awkward greeting. âSorry.â
âDonât be,â the man watching you replies, his eyes following you as you rush to pause your music. âSorry to intrude.â
âNo, I lost track of time, sorry to make you come in.â
âYouâve got a beautiful voice.â
You slow, smiling shyly as you murmur, âThank you.â
âOh, there you are,â Lucy sighs, rounding the corner to reach your classroom. âThis is Tim, who I asked to wait for me.â
âNice to meet you,â you say, offering your hand.
His handshake seems to warm you from the inside out, and when you drop your hand to your side, it feels as if youâre pulling away from the worldâs strongest magnet.
âReady?â Lucy asks. âWe got an email earlier that the seats were upgraded, so weâll have an even better view when we win.â
âShe just wants the Dodgers to win because thereâs less of a chance of us getting called in for overnight patrol if we do. Bigger loss means more fighting,â Tim explains quietly.
âNo, Iâm a fan,â Lucy argues, several steps ahead of you.
âIs your station near the stadium?â you inquire.
Lucy holds the schoolâs door open for you and answers, âWeâre in Mid-Wilshire.â
You stop in the parking lot as your brows draw together. âYou both work at Mid-Wilshire? How did I not know that?â
âYou know the station?â Tim asks, slowing to wait for you.
âAnd its laughingstock.â
Lucy laughs as she pulls the backdoor of Timâs truck open. âOur laughingstock is a cop, believe it or not.â
âYeah,â you reply. âSmittyâs my dad.â
Lucyâs hand slips off the door, and she steps forward quickly to catch herself. Timâs eyes run over your body before lifting to meet your gaze again. If you werenât feeling so put off by the realization that youâre breaking your rule in a way, you might be flattered by how easily he seemed to take you in. Maybe even admire you.
Iâm not breaking my rule by being their friend, you tell yourself. But can it end there? you wonder, looking at Tim.
âDid you know he had a daughter?â you ask, beginning to walk again.
âNo,â Tim and Lucy answer together.
Tim opens the passenger door for you and whispers, âI wish I had.â
Less than a month after meeting Tim, youâve become close. Now, you have not one but two best friends from your fatherâs station. You havenât said anything to him about you, and you assume Tim and Lucy havenât either because he hasnât brought it up the numerous times youâve seen one another.
Shaking your head, you try to stop thinking of Tim and focus on the practice session youâre leading. Five minutes before choir practice ends, your phone rings.
âItâs a distraction,â your choir group calls together, quoting your response when asked why they canât have their phones out even though school is technically over.
You see Timâs name on the caller ID and wave for them to quiet before you answer it. As a copâs daughter, youâre no stranger to the wave of nausea that threatens to pull you under as you answer an unexpected call. Tim could be hurt, or maybe Lucy, even your dad. But you must answer the call to find out, so you swallow your fear and ask, âHello?â
âSorry,â Tim says breathlessly. âSorry to bother you. Are you busy?â
âIâm finishing up practice. Whatâs wrong?â
âNoth- nothing.â
âDoesnât sound like nothing, Tim.â
âCan you call me when youâre done?â
âWhere are you?â you inquire softly, looking over your shoulder at the high school students talking to one another.
âAt home.â
âIâll be right there,â you offer.
Tim releases a sigh before he says, âThank you,â and ends the call.
âYouâre free to go, guys,â you announce. âGreat work today. Iâll see you for dress rehearsal tomorrow and then you get a break until the show on Friday.â
The students cheer as they leave the room, but your mood is far more somber as you shove your things into your bag and rush out of the building. Timâs house isnât far, but every mile seems to stretch for an hour as you worry about him. After parking behind his truck, you jog to his front door and ring the doorbell.
Tim pulls the door open wearing sweatpants and a look that makes your chest tighten.
âIâm sorry,â he forces out. âI didnât know who else to call.â
âCome here,â you offer raising your arm to him.
Tim doesnât hesitate to step forward and into your hold. His arms wrap around your waist as you rub your hand along his bare upper back. Without removing his hands from your sides, Tim nudges the door closed and presses his face into the crook of your neck.
âItâs okay,â you murmur. âI got you.â
Tim exhales shakily against you, and you guide him carefully to his couch. Sitting beside him, with his chest pressed to yours, you trace shapes on his back and begin humming.
âCan you keep doing that?â Tim requests.
Youâve become friends with Tim; you know about his past and grumpy disposition, but youâve also seen glimpses of the man beneath. Right now, youâre with a side of Tim you suspected wanted to break free but had been buried after years of heartbreak, betrayal, and abuse.
âHumming?â you clarify.
Tim nods, and you start a different song, humming the opening notes before singing softly. As you move through the words, Tim relaxes against you.
âThank you,â he whispers as you finish the song.
He sits up, separating himself from you. His eyes meet yours, soft and open, and you raise your hand to cup his face before you stop yourself. He put distance between you, and you donât want to scare him away by moving too quickly. You care about Tim more than you should probably care about a friend.
âAre you okay?â you ask.
âIâm better now,â he admits. âThank you. Today was⊠there was a little boy who called the police on his dad because he was hitting his mom. It got to me â it shouldnât have, but it did. Then I got home, and in the quiet, it was too much. Iâm sorry, I shouldnât have let myself get stressed like that.â
âHow do you normally destress?â you inquire, shifting the focus from what he thinks he should or shouldnât have done.
âBoxing, watching a game,â he lists. âIâve got a few little things, but everything felt wrong.â
âWell, Iâm here for you,â you promise. âAnytime you need me.â
âYour voice is pretty.â
âYouâve told me before,â you murmur. âThank you.â
âWhy donât you sing?â
Your phone buzzes with an incoming message from your dad, but you flip it face down on Timâs coffee table.
âDo you need to get that?â Tim asks.
âNo, heâs just checking in. Iâll call him later. And to answer your other question, I donât sing because I like teaching, supporting, more than being the center of attention. I love it, but I donât think Iâd thrive in it as a career.â
âWhenâs the next choir show?â
âFriday.â
âCan I come?â
You smile at Tim and answer, âOf course.â
As you shift your hand to pick at your fingers, someone walks closely behind you and pulls your wrists apart.
âDonât do that,â Tim says softly.
You sigh and turn toward him, tucking your hands behind your back. âIâm the teacher and I still get as nervous as I did when I was actually singing,â you confess.
âEverything is going to be fine,â Tim assures you. âTheyâre talented â youâve said it yourself â and they have a great teacher.â
âUnless I forgot something or miss a cue or-â
âStop,â Tim demands, using his cop voice rather than the softer tone he tends to adopt when speaking to you. âBreathe.â
You nod, watching his chest as you match your inhales and exhales to his. After several breaths, you release a sigh and whisper your gratitude.
âI brought you these,â Tim says, reaching for a nearby seat. He lifts a cellophane-wrapped bouquet and passes it to you, watching your eyes as you stare at the beautiful arrangement.
âThank you,â you say. âTheyâre beautiful.â
âI donât know choir etiquette, but, I thought youâd like them. If I knew you were panicking I wouldâve gotten you something more useful like a weighted blanket or an inhaler.â
You laugh, pushing Timâs shoulder slightly. Something about being near him makes you feel different. When Tim is with you when youâre talking or sitting together, even the mere thought of him makes you feel special in a way you have never experienced before. Tim Bradford is special, and though he has quickly become one of your closest friends, you canât help but feel that thereâs something else, something more.
âHi!â Lucy exclaims, pulling you into a hug. âYou look so nice!â
âThank you,â you reply, smiling as you hold your flowers to your chest. âYou do too. Thank you both for coming.â
âOf course,â Lucy answers. âIâm so excited.â
âIf your choir team finishes third or higher tonight, you go to regionals, right?â Tim clarifies.
âYes,â you answer. âBut weâre hoping to line up some charity shows after this either way.â
âWell, we know a police station that wouldnât mind a concert,â Lucy points out. âRight, Tim?â
âRight,â Tim agrees, his focus steady on you.
âIâll keep that in mind. Oh, my dad just walked in. Iâll see you two after?â
Tim and Lucy nod, wish you luck, and then take their seats as you walk toward the opposite side of the auditorium to say hello to your dad.
âI canât believe sheâs Smitty daughter,â Lucy mumbles. âTheyâre so different.â
âYeah,â Tim agrees, his eyes following your every move. âSheâs a lot more tolerable.â
Lucy lifts her brow and muses, âSounds like youâd like to do more than tolerate her.â
Tim turns quickly, a warning look on his face, so Lucy raises her hands in surrender.
âTell her,â she says. âNot me.â
âYou really did not have to do that,â you repeat as you and Tim walk out of the restaurant.
âLeast I could do,â Tim replies. âNow stop talking about it.â
âNo, I have to pay you back. At least let me buy you coffee or something.â
Tim slows on the sidewalk. He brought you flowers to the show, hugged you after your team was awarded second place and progressed to regionals, and enjoyed a nice dinner with you, which he paid for. Everything felt more like a date than two friends hanging out and supporting one another, he realizes. More, he thinks, he wanted it to be a date, and he would like to do it again.
The Tim Bradford who hesitantly agreed to join Lucy and her new friend at a Dodgers game a few months ago is not the man walking beside you now. Not the man wondering what it would be like to take your hand and kiss you in the warm glow of a streetlight, thinking about the right words to ask you out, picking apart every word youâve said tonight for a sign that you might want it too.
âAre you okay?â you ask.
Tim looks up at you, realizing his thoughts caused him to stop walking. âJust thinking,â he admits.
âMust take a lot out of you,â you joke lightly. âEverything alright?â
âWould youâŠâ
âWould I?â you press.
âWould you like to go out on a date?â Tim asks quickly.
You let the question hang between you as you process what heâs asking. For Tim, the idea seems to crash between you, shattering on the sidewalk between you as you prepare to reject him.
âNever mind,â he says. âI shouldnât have-â
âNo, Tim,â you interrupt, raising your hand. âItâs not you or the question. Not even that I donât want to.â
âThen?â
âI have this rule. I came up with it years ago, a decision never to date one of my dadâs coworkers. Thereâs too much that could go wrong, I guess, and I see the strain being a cop puts on my dad and his relationships. So, itâs not you that Iâm saying no to.â
âItâs that I work with your dad. I get it,â Tim offers. âBeing a cop is hard. Being with a cop is harder.â
âYouâre not mad?â you ask.
âIâm not mad,â he assures you, offering a small smile. âYou donât have a rule against being friends with a cop, right?â
âWell, I did, but I didnât find out Lucy worked with my dad until it was too late, so I scrapped that rule.â
Tim laughs, but deep down, you both wonder, What if the other rule was scrapped too?
Although you picked the movie, you canât focus on it. Timâs fingers tap against his jean-clad thigh, moving restlessly as he looks past the television to stare at the wall.
âTim,â you whisper, leaning toward him.
He hums, his fingers slow, but he doesnât reply. You reach for the remote, pause the movie, and then pick up your phone from the table. After a moment of scrolling, you find a song and play it. The music fills the space, and you shift to sit atop your feet with only a cushion between you and Tim.
âOh, they say some people long ago were searching for a different tune,â you sing softly.
Tim turns toward you, his eyes tired and his shoulders tense. As you continue singing the first verse, he lets his head fall back against the couch cushion and his eyes shut. Watching Tim, you sing as the tension in his muscles ease and his hand spreads across his leg, the stressed movements slowing because you distract him from whatever is on his mind.
âAnd then they nursed it,â you sing, moving your hand to rest an inch away from Timâs.
âRehearsed it.â His hand moves toward yours, your fingers brushing.
âAnd gave out the news.â The song is nearly over, and you want nothing more than to collapse into Timâs arms and give in to every urge and desire youâve buried since you met.
âThat the Southland gave birth to the blues!â you conclude.
Tim smiles and opens his eyes when you slip your hand under his and lace your fingers with his.
âDoes me singing actually help you?â you wonder.
âIt does,â Tim answers. âDo I actually help you calm down?â
âEven when Iâm not at a performance.â
Tim nods, and the deeper meaning of your questions pushes you toward a decision youâve been avoiding since Tim asked you out.
âI canât do it,â you whisper.
Tim sits up straighter, looking at you but refraining from speaking.
âI thought that refusing to date someone my dad worked with would save me from heartbreak, keep me from getting into a doomed relationship. But the rule is whatâs hurting me.â
Tim squeezes your hand gently.
âI canât follow the rule anymore. I want you, Tim. Telling you no hurt me worse than trying to be more than friends could.â
âWhat are you saying?â Tim asks.
âI⊠Would you want to go on a date with me?â
Tim smiles, releases your hand, and pulls you against his chest. As his hands rise to hold your face, he answers, âUnless you have any other rules you want to break first.â
Laughing, you shake your head and lean toward Tim.
âIâd love to go on a date with you,â Tim says. âBut remember that I asked you first.â
âThere is one favor I have to ask, though.â
Tim nods once, and you request, âCan we not tell my dad? For a while, at least.â
âI try not to talk to your dad unless forced.â
âIâm taking that as a yes, honey, Iâll do whatever you want.â
Timâs brow raises, and he slides one hand around your waist and spreads it across your back to encourage you to lie against him. âWhatever you want, honey,â he repeats lowly before his lips meet yours.
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Pairing: Tim Bradford x shy!SWAT!fem!reader (w/ daughter from previous relationship)
Summary: Lucy asks you and your daughter to help prank your boyfriend Tim on Halloween, but he isn't the only one who gets scared.
Warnings: vague spoilers for Megan (2022), quotes from other horror movies, fluff!
Word Count: 1.9k+ words (I had fun with this one haha)
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âComing with?â your teammate asks. âWeâre meeting at Fannyâs.â
âNot tonight,â you answer softly, looking down at your shoes.
âMid-Wilshire will be there,â she adds, shaking her shoulders as she watches you.
Rubbing your neck to hide your reaction to the mere thought of Tim Bradford, you murmur, âI have to pick up my daughter.â
âUgh, fine,â she concedes. âYou get a pass this one time. But you can get a sitter â shoot, Iâll watch her next time if it gets you out for a few hours.â
âThanks.â
You leave the locker room and walk through the station, unable to keep your mind from drifting to Tim and when youâll get to see him next. Youâve been dating for a few months, and your daughter gets along with him well, but itâs been just the two of you for so long that you are unsure if youâre comfortable with taking the next step. Tim is quite possibly the love of your life, and you donât want to do anything to jeopardize that, but your daughter comes first. I need to buy her a Halloween costume, you remember as you get in your car.
âWhat do you want to dress up as this year?â you ask your daughter, who rests against your shoulder as you watch an old Halloween movie.
She shrugs and moves closer, wrapping you in an awkward hug. âAny ideas?â she asks you. After speaking, she shakes her head and mumbles about the character on screen being dumb for going into a cemetery alone.
âDepends,â you answer. âDo you want to be cute, scary, something in between?â
âI dunno. Maybe we should ask Lucy for help.â
You nod and smile. âProbably.â
While you relax in the comfort of your home, watching the end of a movie with your daughter, Tim sits at a table in a diner surrounded by other police officers. The days leading up to Halloween are usually some of the worst days of the year for cops, rivaled only by Halloween itself and Spring Break. Heâs tired and wants to see you, but his department put in a lot of work over the last few days, and Angela guilt-tripped asked him to come.
âAny big Halloween plans?â Lucy asks as she slides into the booth seat across from Tim.
Tim shakes his head and leans back in the seat.
âYouâre going trick or treating arenât you?â she guesses. âGetting soft now that youâre in love, huh?â
âWatch it, Chen.â
âWhatâs my honorary goddaughter dressing up as?â Angela inquires.
âHonorary goddaughter?â Tim repeats, raising his brows. âWhat?â
âJust tell me what sheâs going to be, Timothy.â
âI donât know, donât think theyâve decided yet.â
âThey? Oh my gosh, I love them so much,â Lucy gushes. âI wish my mom and I got along like they do.â
âWhat can you expect? Theyâre both shy,â Angela points out, âand theyâve had each other through everything.â
âYou and Wesley giving out full-sized candy bars again?â Tim inquires, attempting to move the conversation away from you and your daughter.
âOf course,â she scoffs. âAnd weâve got a bet going to see which costumes will be most popular this year. Heâs thinking Spider-Man, Iâm thinking Hermoine or Megan.â
âMegan?â Lucy repeats, his eyes widening in a way that Tim knows too well â she has an idea.
âDonât start, Chen,â Tim sighs.
âI didnât say anything!â
âCâmon, Lucy,â Angela beckons, âletâs go where weâre appreciated. Thereâs some firefighters from the 118 back there, maybe we can get you a date for the Halloween party.â
âAs long as his costume isnât a shirtless firefighter,â Lucy stipulates as she follows Angela. âOnce was enough.â
Tim checks his phone, unsurprised to see you havenât texted him. Yet, he smiles when he sees the picture of you and your daughter on his wallpaper. Maybe he is getting soft, but not for anyone except you.
Across the diner, Lucy drops her voice to communicate her idea to Angela, Nyla, Nolan, Grey, and Wesley. It will take some convincing, and a few minutes of practice, but it has the potential to be amazing. Most impressive, it might actually scare Tim Bradford.
âIf I get punched, Iâm blaming you,â you murmur to Lucy as you straighten your costume.
âIf he punches you, Angela will punch him back,â she replies. âBut I donât think heâs going to go that far. I want him to run, not react.â
âWe are talking about the same Tim Bradford, right?â
âHeâs on his way,â Angela announces. She turns to your daughter and asks, âAre you ready?â
âYep!â your daughter answers, smiling at you. âIâve been practicing.â
âThis is the best Halloween ever!â Lucy exclaims.
âIâm still saying it doesnât work,â Wesley calls from down the hall, where heâs setting up a fog machine.
âHave a little faith, Wesley!â Angela replies. âHe loves them, his guard wonât be as high.â
Your cheeks warm at her comment, and you walk to your daughter to fix her wig and dress instead of replying to Angelaâs claim. Tim does love you, you know that, but it doesnât make it easier to remain impassive or collected, for that matter, when someone else points it out.
âAll these years of SWAT training to just prank him with a creepy doll movie,â you muse quietly.
âHey, thatâs a good point,â Nolan replies. âIf he punches you, just use that training.â
You look over your shoulder to scowl at Nolan, but his eyes meet yours, and he smiles, so you turn away quickly. Tim will arrive any minute, so Lucy turns the lights off, starts the music she made for this prank, and everyone moves into place as the fog machine whirs.
The front door opens, and you inhale deeply but silently, just as before a raid. It clicks closed, and you count Timâs steps before he flips the light switch. Nothing happens thanks to Nolan flipping the breakers, and Timâs movements grow quieter but not impossible to track. In time with his soft breaths, you tap Lucy once⊠twice⊠and then lay your palm flat against her arm.
A spotlight in the corner of the hall comes on, dim and buzzing lowly, as it illuminates your daughter, dressed as Megan and standing with her head down. The replica katana Wesley brought glints on the table from your position but should be invisible to Tim. He moves into the hallway and narrows his eyes as your daughter looks up. The blue contacts Angela helped her put in seem to glow as she watches him.
Suddenly, the music changes and your daughter steps to the side, beginning the dance from the movie as she moves down the hallway and nears Tim. Pushing off of the wall, she spins and lifts the katana. With a deep breath, she does the measured lunge Nolan helped her learn and stabs the blade toward Tim. He jerks backward just as the light turns off. Your daughter giggles as she disappears into a dark bedroom.
Though he canât see you, Tim is only feet from you as he turns in a slow circle in the dark. Lucyâs music fades before Megan says, âThis is the part where you run.â
All the lights in the house come on as Nolan flips the breaker, and you wait behind Tim. When he turns again, he steps back quickly at the sight of you. Sitting in a chair and dressed as Annabelle, you let your head drop to your shoulder before Angela and Wesley throw several dolls out of the doorways in the hall, letting them land with clear thuds on the hallway floor.
Tim steps back, narrowly missing the table while he backpedals toward the door. Youâre admittedly shocked at how well this is going, but youâre also beginning to feel a bit of remorse for pranking him like this.
âYou need to learn some manners, Tim,â your daughter says, stepping back into view with the katana hanging from her hand.
Tim reaches for the doorknob, then stops. He watches her for several silent seconds, then says her name. With his complete focus on your daughter, you stand and place the life-sized Annabelle doll in your chair.
âThat-â Tim begins, leaning forward to place his hands on his thighs. âThat was pretty good.â
âYou were scared,â your daughter taunts, bouncing in place. âWe did it!â
âI canât believe that worked,â Wesley murmurs as he turns off the fog machine.
âAdd that to your Tim Tests!â Lucy exclaims, emerging from the kitchen.
âI shouldâve known you were involved.â Tim turns toward âAnnabelle,â and says, âOkay, you did it, you can get up now.â
The doll doesnât move, and he looks at Lucy, who keeps her eyes on the white dress and shakes her head. Tim walks to the chair and lays his hand on Annabelleâs shoulder, causing her to tip onto the floor.
âWhereâs Mom?â your daughter asks, looking between Angela and Lucy.
âShe was Annabelle,â Lucy murmurs slowly. âI didnât have a doll.â
âWe didnât either,â Angela adds. âShe has to be around here somewhere.â
âNolan, if this is-â
âItâs not me,â Nolan interrupts. âThis wasnât in the plan.â
âTim,â your daughter calls, more of a squeak than anything, as she points to a trail of red droplets leading toward the side door.
Tim leads the way, followed closely by Angela, Lucy, and Nolan, while Wesley waits inside with your daughter. They exit the house and see bullet casings scattered across the small patio but no sign of anyone.
From your position on the roof, you can see their expressions, the worry and fear theyâre attempting to mask â likely for your daughterâs sake.
âI see dead people,â the speaker you mounted below the patio covering whispers.
âDo you think sheâs doing this?â Lucy whispers.
âI donât know that she could,â Angela points out.
You smile beneath your mask, moving closer to the edge. Pressing a button on your phone, the speaker plays a dial tone before shifting to a quiet static sound.
âWhatâs your favorite scary movie?â you ask from the roof.
Tim, Angela, Lucy, and Nolan turn quickly, and Nolan presses his hand over his heart as he sighs. You donât know what you look like, perched precariously on the roofline in a Scream-face mask with a long black robe rippling in the breeze, but clearly, it worked to scare Tim even more.
You pull the mask off and smile. âSo, did we scare him?â
âHim?!â Lucy repeats. âYou scared us!â
 Tim smiles suddenly, and your eyes drift to his chest.
âYou scared your daughter, too,â he points out, clearly proud of himself.
âDid I?â you challenge softly.
Wesley and your daughter exit the house, and she smiles as she looks at Tim. He shakes his head and hugs her, then demands that she change or at least take out the contacts.
âHappy Halloween, Tim,â you call.
When they turn around to find you, your position on the roof is empty, not even a shadow of your robe is left as evidence you were ever there.
âThanks,â you tell your SWAT teammates as you land on the ground in your front yard. âCouldnât have done it without you.â
âOh, we got the good end of this deal,â your teammate says. âBradford trying to get out of the house without any sudden movements was golden. And itâs all on video. Good luck dealing with him now.â
You sigh as they leave and return to the backyard, where Tim cups your face and demands eye contact. You squirm in his hold, and his smile widens.
âIâm getting you back next year,â he promises.
âOoh, Iâll help!â your daughter agrees, moving to stand beside you both, her shoulder pressed to yours.
You, however, get caught in the idea that they both want to be here, beside you and with you, again next year. Itâs a happy Halloween, indeed.
Amazing idea from @avada-kedavra-bitch-187!
Pairing: Tim Bradford x fem!wife!reader
Summary: After you give birth to twins, they're taken by a nurse for checkups. You soon realize that she's not a nurse, so Tim calls in reinforcements to save your children and catch their abductor.
Warnings: child abduction, r just gave birth but story begins post-labor, angst, happy ending with fluff
Word Count: 1.7k+ words
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âCongratulations,â the doctor says as your second baby is placed in your arms. âTwo healthy babies.â
âTheyâre perfect,â you murmur, your eyes on the baby boy in your arms.
âA nurse will be in shortly to take them for full checkups,â someone informs you.
âHow do you feel?â Tim asks.
You look away from your son and smile at the sight of Tim holding his daughter. She beat her brother into the world by nearly three minutes, and Tim has been enraptured with her since then.
âIâm okay,â you assure him. âWe did good.â
Tim scoffs and lays his hand on your sonâs back as he corrects, âWe did great.â
âHello, Bradfords,â a nurse greets with a knock on the open door. âIâm here to borrow these babies.â
You watch as Tim hands your daughter to the nurse to be placed in a bassinet before he turns to you to take your son. It makes you uncomfortable to hand them over so soon after giving birth, but the first checkup is necessary. Tim takes your hand and sits on the edge of your hospital bed to wait together.
âDid you call Angela?â you ask.
âWhere are those pretty Bradford babies?â another nurse singsongs as she enters. âCheckup time!â
You furrow your brows, but Tim is on his feet before you can ask any questions. Tim is heartbreakingly familiar with the reality of evil in the world, and he realizes before you that something terrible has happened. As he races into the hall, fear settles over you as tears build in your eyes. If the real nurse is here now, who has your children? And where are they?
The nurse leaves to double-check that your babies werenât transported by another nurse, and youâre left alone. After several minutes alone, scared, Tim returns and shakes his head. His jaw is clenched tightly, but you can tell heâs only a moment from breaking.
âI reported it to the department,â Tim says, his voice tight. âAngelaâs on the way and I let her know too.â
You nod before you sit up carefully, wincing in pain as you swing your legs over the edge of the bed.
âHey, hey, no,â Tim murmurs, rounding the foot of the bed. He lowers before you and lays his hands over your thighs. âYou just gave birth; you need to rest.â
âI need to find them, Tim. We have to find them!â you exclaim through your cries.
âI know. We will, I promise we will.â
âBut you donât need my help.â
Tim smiles at your attitude, understandable anger building beneath your pain, fear, and tiredness.
âYour help isnât the issue, itâs your health.â
âTimothy,â Angela greets. She walks to your side and hugs you tightly. âTell me everything.â
You lie back carefully as Tim recounts the events of the past few minutes. Angela nods along, then looks around your room.
âTheyâre still in the hospital, Iâd bet,â Tim concludes.
âGrey stationed officers at every opening to keep it that way,â Angela responds. âThereâs plenty of hiding places in a hospital. But TimâŠâ
âI donât know,â he answers. âI have no idea who would do this. Iâve put plenty of people away, called CPS hundreds of times, any of those people could have decided to return the favor.â
Lucy and Nolan knock on the open door, and Tim waves them in as Angela draws a diagram of the hospital on the whiteboard opposite you. Lucy walks directly to your side while Nolan stands beside the door to watch the hallway.
âWhat do you need?â Lucy asks softly.
âI donât know,â you whisper, wiping a stray tear from your cheek. âOther than the obvious.â
âWeâre going to find them. Half of the station is here for you.â
âThereâs only one option that finishes this quickly,â Angela decides. âWe split up and search every floor of this hospital.â
Tim looks to you rather than answering, and you promise, âIâm okay to be alone. I trust you, all of you, to find them and bring them back to me. Do whatever you have to do.â
âWe will,â Tim promises. âNolan, stay here, keep an eye on this hallway. Lucy, youâre with me.â
Lucy squeezes your hand kindly before she walks to Timâs side. Nolan steps out of your room with them and closes the door. Completely alone, all you can do is wait.
âHey,â Tim calls urgently. A male nurse spins and raises his hands in question. âHave you seen a nurse in pink scrubs with twins?â
âThereâs lots of nurses, pink scrubs, and twins here, sir,â the man answers.
Tim takes a measured step toward him, and the man steps back urgently, bumping into the desk behind him.
âDo you want to be charged with aiding and abetting a kidnapping?â
âSir, if youâve seen a woman in pink scrubs with two bassinets, you need to tell us now,â Angela interjects.
âI havenât,â he answers quickly. âI swear I havenât.â
Tim steps away from the scared nurse and sighs.
âThis floor is clear, no sign of them,â Angela reports.
Timâs phone buzzes in his pocket, and he retrieves it without looking away from the empty hallway.
âI remember when I wasnât allowed to look at my phone on duty,â Lucy muses.
âYour children hadnât been abducted,â Tim snaps. He reads a message, furrows his brows, and then says, âAngela.â
Angela knows that Tim using her first name isnât a good sign, and she's proven right when he passes his phone over. âWhere is this?â
âI canât tell. The message seems familiar,â Tim replies.
Angela zooms in on the picture while Tim repeats the message to himself. Lucy moves beside Angela and looks at the picture, pointing to any discernable items in the background. The image shows your son in the bassinet front and center, and while itâs clear that theyâre still in the sterile, white hospital, itâs unclear where.
âSupply closet,â Angela realizes just as Tim says, âKeiran Tumble.â
âThe counterfeiter?â Lucy asks. âWhatâs his problem with you?â
âI arrested him, but Iâm also why he lost visitation rights for his kids. They were in the warehouse with the printing fumes. He hasnât been out of prison long.â
âPrison for counterfeiting?â
âFederal prison. The Reserve pressed additional charges. When he got out, he got served with the papers about his kids.â
âWait,â Angela interrupts. âYou said it was a female nurse.â
âKeiranâs girlfriend,â Tim guesses. âI didnât see her, she wasnât there when we raided his operation, but Iâve heard plenty about her.â
âMe too. Tim, sheâs suspected of at least three murders. This isnât a manhunt; we have to find her without risking your kids.â
â Supply closet?â Tim repeats. âLetâs find the right one, and then we move in. She makes one move toward them, and you drop her.â
âTim, maybe you should sit this one out,â Lucy suggests.
âNo,â Angela answers. âIf this were Jack, Iâd want to be right there when we found him. Look that monster in the face and remind her that at the end of every day, I go home to my family.â
âIâm more use here, Chen,â Tim assures. âHowâs Nolan?â
âHe said everythingâs clear there. Only a few nurses through since we left.â
Tim nods, but Angela purses her lips in thought.
âWhat?â Tim inquires.
âIsnât your room across from a supply area? Wouldnât someone have needed something by now?â she asks.
âNo one saw them because they didnât go far,â Lucy realizes.
âLetâs go!â Angela exclaims.
Fiddling with the blanket over your legs, you think about what you will do when you get your babies back. Kiss them, apologize even though they wonât know whatâs happening, and then beg Tim to take you home. You refuse to think about any alternative.
âYep,â Nolan says on the other side of your door. âAll clear here, too. Good luck.â
âCâmon, Tim,â you whisper.
You trust him more than anything, but right now, your fear threatens to override all of your rational thoughts.
Suddenly, a single gunshot sounds. Immediately after, you hear screams and loud promises that everything is alright and everyone is safe. You, however, refuse to believe it until you see your husband and children. Frozen in uncertainty and fear, you count your shallow breaths rather than running through possible scenarios.
Two firm knocks on your door are followed by Nolan smiling as he holds the door open. Tim steps in with both of your babies cradled in his arms and a relieved look. You release a shaky breath, then smile as tears roll over your cheeks.
âItâs over,â Angela promises as she hugs you. âWe got her.â
Tim walks to the other side of your bed and carefully lowers the twins to your chest. They coo softly in their sleep, none the wiser about what theyâve been through. Holding them against you, you kiss their heads and whisper that you love them.
âDo you know what you need now?â Lucy asks.
âGet me out of here,â you beg, smiling.
âIâll see what I can do,â she answers, leading Nolan out of the room.
âWhat happened?â you ask Tim.
âDo you remember Keiran Tumble?â You nod, and he places his arm around your shoulders as he continues, âHe got out, mad about his arrest and losing his kids, and sent his girlfriend to make me feel some of the same pain. Or thatâs the working theory.â
âItâs right,â Angela adds. âOnly a criminal would be that stupid.â
"So, Nolan radioed an all-clear, got her guard down, and we went in. She shouldn't be out for a very long time."
You lay your head against Timâs shoulder and say, âI love you.â
âAw, I love you, too!â Angela jokes.
âIf you werenât our first choice for godmother, Iâd kick you out,â Tim tells her.
âYou love me.â
âThank you,â you interject. âIâm glad youâre both here.â
âIâm going to go fill in Grey and then make sure your house is ready for an early return,â Angela says as she steps toward the door. âNeed anything else?â
âYouâve done more than I can ever thank you for,â you answer. âIâll call you later.â
âLike she wonât still be at the house when we get home,â Tim mumbles.
âHey, I filled up your freezer with comfort food, be nice to me, Timothy.â
Alone with your babies, you smile as Tim extends his finger to your slowly waking son. Youâll never get tired of being with them, and thereâs no one else youâd rather have by your side than Tim Bradford.
pairing || andy barber x fem!reader
word count || 3,865
summary || you and andy have been sneaking around for months and soon it might catch up to you two
warnings || drinking, throwing up, oral, reader has twins, andy cheating on laurie, oral receiving, oral giving, couch sex, making dinner, eating dinner, over the counter sex, taking care of teenagers, andy buying you stuff, beach house, beach house sex, name calling, breeding, ass fingering, pussy fingering
authors note || PLEASE REBLOG MY TAGLIST IS ENDING ON JULY 10TH PLEASE FOLLOW @dulceslibrary AND TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN I POST 18+ ONLY,, feedback is appreciated
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Pairing: Tim Bradford x fem!secret wife!reader
Summary: While you're out running errands, a man takes a special interest in you. When he grabs you and thanks a police officer for finding you, his wife, he doesn't expect it to be your husband.
Warnings: angst?, stalking, non-consensual touching (not sexual), protective and angry Tim Bradford, fluff
Word Count: 2.2k+ words
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The small band on your left ring finger is the only evidence that you are married. Your husband doesnât talk about you, yet it is clear that he loves you. When you wake up and find yourself alone in bed, you arenât surprised. Thereâs a jewelry box on your nightstand with only one piece of jewelry in it, and you smile when you see there is a piece of paper lying across it.
Meet me at noon.
Tim Bradford is a man of few words, you know that well, but the idea of seeing him during a workday excites you. His secrecy regarding you and your relationship is understandable, but that doesnât make it easier or help you miss him less. With the prospect of lunch with your husband to look forward to, you happily get out of your warm bed and begin getting ready for the day. You have several errands to run today, but you hope the morning goes quickly. Timâs note is just as short as most of his speech, but you know exactly where youâre supposed to meet him.
While Tim leaves the station to go on patrol, you leave your house to go to your first stop. The store is nearly empty this early on a weekday, but you enjoy being able to browse without a rush. After finding everything you need, plus a few more items, you head toward the front of the store to pay for the items. In all the time youâve spent moving through the store, you havenât noticed one other customer.
From the moment you walked in, a man lurking in the center aisle took a special interest in you. He stayed back far enough that you wouldnât get suspicious. When you pass him on your way to the checkout area, he decides that following you around the store isnât enough, he wants to know where you go next and if the ring on your finger is worth anything. Monetary value or sentimental value, he doesnât care, he just canât let you out of his sight.
While loading your purchases into your car, you feel the unmistakable sensation of eyes on you. The area is growing busier, however, so you brush it off as someone trying to decide if they recognize you or are zoned out. Tim wouldnât be happy about the lack of situational awareness, but he also knows what it is like to have people stare shamelessly at him.
The man drives his unassuming sedan two cars behind you and follows you to your next stop. Itâs clear that you are shopping for a man, now, and the creep behind you is getting jealous. Your thoughts are completely consumed by Tim and what you are getting for him, so you donât take notice of any of the men in the store. When you unlock your phone to check your list, you sigh at the time. 10:58 a.m. Noon is taking forever, and you are ready to see Tim.
With time for another stop or two, you leave, once again oblivious to the man following you. The pet store isnât on your list, but when you see a sign for a buy one, get one sale on dog treats and toys, you make a sudden decision to get Kojo a few things as well. His dad canât have all the attention, after all. In his car behind you, the man curses at your sudden turn and finds another entrance into the parking lot. Rather than following you in and risking losing you, he parks down the row from your car and waits for you to exit. You have two overflowing bags in your hands, and he considers for a moment jumping out and offering to help, but you stop by your car and set a bag down to open the door. Itâs clear that you can take care of yourself, but you seem prone to having lapses in attention and failing to take in your surroundings, so the man decides to wait for a better opportunity to make something of you and the ring on your finger.
You are giddy with anticipation of presenting Kojo with all of his gifts. Now that you have more for him than youâve purchased for you or Tim, you get back to your planned errands. Thereâs one store close to the place where youâre supposed to meet Tim, and with half an hour to spare, you decide to browse there. At ten âtil noon, you park beside the small circle of food trucks. Living in Los Angeles has taught you never to leave anything visible in your car and the trunk liner Tim installed to hide your belongings is properly concealing your innumerable bags. Confident that everything is secure, you lock your car and walk toward Timâs favorite truck. Youâre early, so you take a seat and wait for him.
The man from the first store orders something from a food truck to blend in and sits almost directly behind you. He can tell that you are waiting for someone, but when he sees a cop approaching, he has a brilliant and devious idea. You stand as the police officer â your police officer - enters the dining area, and the man stands immediately after.
âHey,â Tim greets with a smile. His smile drops as he watches a man move behind you, and his face remains impassive as he begins speaking.
âOfficer,â the man behind you says. He releases an overly dramatic sigh as his hand wraps around your upper arm. His thumb digs into your skin, and your eyes widen slightly as you watch Tim. âThank you for finding my wife, Officer⊠Bradford. She wanders off sometimes. What have I told you about paying attention, pretty girl?â
Timâs face hasnât changed since the man stood, and anger flares in his eyes. You watch as his jaw clenches, anticipating what he is going to do.
âGet your hand off my wife,â Tim demands lowly.
The hand around your arm tightens harshly, and he jerks you backward in his anger. Heâs also confused because all of his hard work is slipping away; he doesnât believe that a copâs wife would be as careless as you and miss someone following her. So, he pulls you back as he moves and prepares to say more.
Tim expected a similar reaction, and the moment you step to the side to catch yourself, he surges forward and shoves the man off of you. When the creep hits the concrete, Tim rolls him onto his stomach and plants his knee directly between his kidneys. As the man groans in pain, Tim secures his handcuffs on his wrists and quickly recites his Miranda rights before calling for backup. Tim stands and you move to press a hand against his back. Itâs a reminder that you are there, and that youâre safe because of him.
âTim,â you begin quietly. âDo you want me to leave before everyone gets here? Or give them my maiden name?â
Tim shakes his head, but his eyes remain on the cuffed man writing in pain below him. âNo. Youâre my wife,â he answers.
You smile, and when Tim turns to check on you, some of the tension drains away. He moves a hand to your shoulder, and you know what heâs saying without speaking. You nod, a confirmation that you love him too.
âBradford,â Nolan calls as he exits the shop. âWhat can we do?â
âSomeone get him to booking, and we need statements,â Tim answers, effortlessly shifting into cop mode rather than husband mode. âCharge him with assault.â
âAnd stalking,â you add. âHeâs been following me all morning.â
âYou knew?â Tim and the man ask together.
âSuspected it after the second store, and I have a picture of him watching me when I left the pet store,â you explain.
âWhy didnât you say anything?â Tim asks.
âI was going to, but he beat me to it.â
Nolan asks you to step to the side with him and give him your statement. Tim nods to remind you that you can tell the truth. The secrecy is to keep you safe from people who would hurt you, not other cops.
âCan I get your name first? And any ID you have?â Nolan begins kindly.
You say your name and pass your driverâs license to him.
âBradford?â Nolan asks. His shock is evident, and you press your tongue to your cheek, so you donât laugh.
âYes, sir. Where should I start my statement?â
âUh, at- at the beginning. Just run me through your day.â
Nolan clearly has trouble listening, but he powers through the distraction and takes thorough notes. When Tim moves to your side and says heâll bring you by to sign it later, Nolan wants to ask countless questions.
âSo, that guy said he was your husband to your husband?â Nolan clarifies.
âYep,â you answer.
Nolan turns to Tim and lowers his voice to ask, âYou have a wife?â
âAnd Iâm sure you will tell everyone,â Tim replies. âJust go file the report and weâll be by in a bit.â
Nolan nods and rushes back to the shop. Tim waits until the other officers pull away to wrap his arms around you. Safe against Timâs chest, you move your arms to circle his waist and sigh against him.
âThank you,â you whisper. âI love you.â
âI love you,â he replies without hesitation. âAre you okay? Howâs your arm?â
âIâm okay,â you promise.
âWhatâd you get at the pet store?â he asks with a smile.
âToo much.â
âKojo will be a happy boy.â
âWhat now?â
Tim leads you to your car and tells you to drive home. He follows you in his shop to take you back to the station. The moment you walk in with him, someone throws a handful of rice.
âGreat,â Tim grumbles. âI didnât think heâd start blabbing this soon.â
âI kinda like this,â you say. âAbout time I get to show you off.â
Tim rolls his eyes but lays a gentle hand on your lower back to lead you through the station. He introduces you to several people and endures jokes and teasing from each of them. If he wasnât so grateful that youâre safe and uninjured, heâd put an end to the comments from his fellow officers, but heâs too distracted by you at his side to care much.
âSo, youâre the secret wife that got assaulted while standing with your cop husband,â Wade muses.
âYouâre enjoying this, arenât you?â you ask.
He shrugs and pulls you into a quick hug. Lucy and Nolan gasp from beside him.
âYou knew?â they ask loudly.
âCourse I did. I was at the wedding.â
âI was too,â Angela adds from her desk. âItâs nothing personal, you know. Tim just doesnât like you as much.â
Tim shakes his head before asking everyone to be quiet. He stays by your side until you finish signing your statement.
âIâm not end of watch yet,â he says as he returns to the shop. âBut I can try to leave early.â
âItâs fine- Iâm fine, Tim,â you promise. âJust be careful and come home to me when you can, okay?â
Tim promises to do just that. When he does finally get home, though, you can see that he is still tense. He pulls you into a warm hug, but his shoulders are rigid, and his grip is that of a man who is guilty of something that isnât his fault. You slide your hands up to his shoulders and rub gently.
âHey, do you want a fashion show?â you murmur. âI bought some clothes today.â
Tim pulls back and smiles. He kisses you deeply to show you just how glad he is to be back in your arms. Your safety is one of the most important things to Tim, and you know it.
âWait,â Tim says against your lips.
You are breathing heavily when you pull back and look into his eyes.
âAre you sure youâre okay?â
Timâs fingers move gently up your arm and his grip is the complete opposite of what you felt earlier. He looks at you for permission, and when you nod, he pushes your shirt out of the way to look at your upper arm. Thereâs a red mark surrounding it, and Timâs brows crease when he sees it.
âIâm fine,â you promise quietly. âThanks to you. I donât want to imagine what wouldâve happened if heâd done something sooner, but I know Iâll never have to with you around.â
Timâs hand slides away from your arm, opting to hold your waist instead.
âYouâre going to lock me in the house, now, arenât you? Secret wife will take on a whole new meaning.â
Tim chuckles, and your eyes brighten at the sound. He kisses you again, not as slow or long, but just as impactful. You grip his shirt before leaning against him again.
âDid you give Kojo his new toys yet?â Tim asks.
âNo. I was waiting for you.â
Tim rubs his hand along your back before whispering, âWas the fashion show a serious offer?â
You tilt your head back and laugh. âAs if youâd sit through a fashion show, Tim Bradford.â
He leans in like heâs going to kiss you again, but instead says, âTry me.â
âąAngel Dust x PornstarReader - Besties get Banged smutđŠ
Part 1 ê°áMaleReader â§ FemaleReaderà»ê± Part 2 ê°áMaleReader â§ FemaleReaderà»ê±
Val leaves set and Angel offers the sofa of his dressing room to continue what you started.
ăwarnings/promises: Angel x FemaleReader , vaginal creampie, quick fuck, kisses, cuddlesă
same story as male reader; just different bits and bobbles
minors dni đ§Ż
Angelâs hand slipped into yours as soon as Val was called off set. You two had been corrected for your behavior by the overlord, but luckily his square headed prince needed him.
âYa know, I have a private dressinâ room.â Angelâs fingers tugged your hand, âWith a sofa.â
The benefit of so many arms was how easily he could close the door, lock it, and pull open both of your robes all while you struggled to shake off your slippers.
His mouth left yours as he gently pushed you back toward the purple chaise lounge near the balcony door, âYou whole?âÂ
A common question amongst Valâs employees, especially those who found comfort in each other after his abusive power trips. Not are you hurt, that implies just physical harm. Not are you okay, you can be okay and not be okay. You understood very well what he was asking, are you mentally and physically comfortable to continue?
You nodded, âYeah, you?â
âHe doesnât get to me as badly anymore,â two hands on your face, two on your hips. Ah, you wish you could touch him more, with as many hands as he had soft places to caress. Angel lowered you, lithe body coming to rest on yours as his hips began moving against your naked core. Soft cock slowly growing against your skin, lube and slick being rubbed into your folds by his ministrations.
As soon as he was hard enough to enter you, he did. The sigh he made, the weakness that came over his face as he sunk into your tight but welcoming cunt made you shudder. A streak of electricity traveling from your spine down and forward to your clit.
Angel wasted no time in finishing the fucking he had been dreaming of just an hour earlier. His arms came down, fingers exploring your valleys and your peaks. Hungry for your affection, for the tenderness he so desperately needed, his mouth crashed into your cheek. Sloppy, happily unprofessional, he kissed and licked his way to your mouth, already open and waiting to receive him.Â
He tasted like candy on your tongue, sweet and melting. Every gasp and moan he gave you he then greedily swallowed.Â
âShit, close,â he whined, âAlreadyâ. He found your hands with his, pulling them and you up as he leaned back. Two hands cupped your ass and lifted you onto his now seated lap. Your legs came around his waist, your measly two arms wrapped around his neck as you held tightly. Small but strong, he pistoned himself up into your heat while those hands did the work of you riding his swelling cock.Â
He pulled you in for another kiss, lips pressing into yours with no rhythm or goal as he tried to bring you over the climax together. While he spent most of his time with dicks, literally and figuratively, he understood the focused wind up a female orgasm could need.
Your hand came between your bodies, trying to meet him at the edge. Eyes shut, you focused on the place where he was in you, the heat and the stiffness of his arousal for you. As he whispered, âso closeâ and whined, âbabyâ into your ear with gasped breaths, you thought about your pussy wringing Angel Dust dry and quickly reached your orgasm.Â
âMe too,â was all you could manage as your teeth clenched and head came down onto his shoulder.
Angel continued to move you on and off his dick as he rode out his climax. Your walls contracting around him, milking him like your body had been designed to do it. A feeling he wasnât wholly used to, definitely not for free and off camera, he pulled you down and held you there to linger in the sensation.
âToo deep,â you wiggled, slightly painful pressure as his still engorged head was now threatening to slip past your cervix.Â
âSorryâ he smiled, ânot used to, ya know, some of this stuff.â
Valid. There was a lot more stuff than he was used to thinking about. Especially at work.
He eased up his grip, letting you lift enough to relax.Â
Slippery and hot, you stayed stuck together for an unknown amount of time. His mouth kept finding its way back to you, lazy but content kisses peppered across pink cheeks and flush lips.Â
Rarely he could be held so gently while sober, so he took his time in enjoying your tenderness. Four arms wrapped around you and pulled your head into that fluff on his chest, âValâs not gonna let us work together again.â He said it matter of factly.
You sucked in through your teeth, âYeeeeeah⊠Iâll probably get canned.â
Angel pursed his lips, âWell, I know a solution to both problems.â He pulled back, beaming down at you, âA place with free rent where yous can easily see me anytime we want. How do ya feel about group activities?â
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