Made these while I was bored lmao (mainly Tamaki)
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Bishoujo Starbee for a friend đââď¸
you are all i need
summary: you were the only person who knew the crown prince of Kremnos from this side â his careworn gaze locking onto your sick form, silently begging for you to get better. Mydei always said he doesnât need mercy from the gods, yet now his hands were interlocked in a desperate prayer, searching for any kind of help.
cw: gen. neutral reader, hurt/comfort, angst, health issues, unconfessed feelings, Mydei is absolutely whipped for reader. || wc: 4k
your body stirred into consciousness, but you didnât open your eyes yet. there it was again â that awful ache, seeping through all of your muscles, making you wince whenever you moved. the room was unbelievably suffocating, and you felt the unpleasant way sweat clung to your skin, forcing you to push the covers away. short relief washed over your senses before shivers began to shake your bones â you grimaced, frustrated by your bodyâs indecisiveness. needless to say, you were absolutely sick.
it began as innocent coughs and sneezes, making you think it would eventually pass â after all, those symptoms rarely evolved into anything serious. Mydei chastised you for dismissing it, and kept insisting you take a few days off to rest. with how things stood now, it wasnât difficult to guess whether you decided to listen. you regretted not doing so, because as it turns out, the illness turned into something way worse than common cold. youâve been bedridden for the past eleven days, and the remedies hardly worked on you.
a sudden dryness squeezed at your lungs, making you break out into a fit of coughs. you cracked one of your eyelids open, and your heart almost jumped out from the sight of your friend leaning over you with a concerned expression, his face barely illuminated by the weak oil lamp.
"Mydei?" you forced out through your coughs, trying to sit upright. "whatâ cough â what are you doing here? itâs way too late, you should be sleeping!"
his hands immediately found their ways onto your arms, pushing you back into the pillows. you didnât even have the strength to protest. "your temperature got higher, so i decided to stay for a little longer." he explained as if it was the most obvious thing in the world, pouring you some fresh water. you observed the manâs face for a while, taking note of his disheveled hair and dark circles, hanging lowly under the golden eyes. he was worn, and you felt guilty.
your gaze flickered over to the bedside table, stopping on the empty bowl. Mydei brought you soup around the evening hours, if you werenât mistaken. when youâre sick, the flow of time starts to distort, and as youâre snapping in-and-out of consciousness the clock hands begin to jump around its face. itâs day â you closed your eyes for two seconds, and now itâs nighttime.
"listen, i appreciate how worried you are about me, but-" you paused, clearing your throat, "you donât have to be there all the time, you know. iâm sure you have better things to do than looking after me." a chuckle escaped your lips, though it quickly died down when Mydeiâs brows narrowed together.
"i can do whatever i wish to." he responded, obviously unamused. you blinked twice at his reaction, feeling the sweat start to become unbearable once again. arguing with Mydei was usually no use, as he was stubborn as a donkey, however this time you really felt inclined to have it your way.
"well," you began, pushing yourself up on the pillows to a half-sitting position, "what if you get sick too? who will be taking care of us, hm?"
"i guess weâll both die then." he deadpanned, cocking one eyebrow up at you, expression still unimpressed. since Mydei was immortal, he definitely cared less about his well-being, and no matter how hard you tried to change that awful mindset of his, you still couldnât.
"youâre really somethingâŚ" a disheartened mutter left your lips as your eyes trailed after his hand, now pressing to your forehead. you felt weak, the late hour of the day filling your muscles with more pain than usually. the man retracted his palm with an unsatisfied frown, making your stomach squeeze with a bit of anxiety.
even though you joked about the situation, there were moments when intrusive thoughts took over your fatigued mind, and you wondered â is this how you pass? it was unlikely, alas you couldnât help but feel slightly paranoid. eleven days of fevers, sometimes so high they changed into delirium. they kept tormenting your body, and no matter how much medicine you stuffed yourself with, it seemed to be only a temporary solution. at the start, no one aside from Mydei took it seriously. Phainon kept teasing you about your weak immune system, saying how poor and fragile you were. six days later he stood at your bedâs side, holding a big bouquet along with a letter of good wishes from everyone. back then you laughed at his careworn expression, though now you see it definitely wasnât baseless.
as for your other friend â he kept visiting you regularly, although as of late it turned into something bordering on obsession. constantly checking your temperature, coming up with new remedies, calling up every single doctor in the area, then practically dragging them by collar into your room. none worked, and it seemed to only push him further up the wall. you didnât know why he was acting like this. whenever you inquired about his odd behavior, heâd always mutter something about being "responsible" or whatever nonsense he managed to conjure up at that moment. to be completely honest, you personally saw no point to his actions. how was exposing oneself to a potentially dangerous virus sensible?
on the other hand, itâs not like you minded the attention he was gracing you with. it felt nice in a way, when you kept on coughing and whining from pain, and heâd always be by your side, that solicitous look painted across his face. heâd bring you food, sometimes starting to read out loud to occupy your mind. as you were close to drifting away, he would press his palms to your neck and cheeks, checking whether you were burning up. day after day, never losing focus of his goal â bringing you back to health.
right now as you were scanning his downcast expression, you began to wonder if such behavior was normal. you remember that one time when Mydei got sick â him and Phainon were both being irresponsible, which led to them getting food poisoning. you were worried, sure, you even went as far as to changing his compresses and running a few errands for him, but never to this extent. is that how a friend should act?
did he even perceive you as a friend? were all of those touches merely a gesture of platonic affection? all these stolen glances, and words, andâ
your mind started to spin for a short while, and you fell back onto the bed with a huff. no matter how hard you wished to repress those feelings, theyâd always find a way to resurface. itâs not like you were infatuated with him, but whenever your eyes locked, a sudden surge of something foreign would run through your spine, making you wonder where the line between everything started to blur.
"iâll bring you some painkillers. the ones you took earlier probably stopped working by now." the man announced in a quiet voice, but before he could get up from the chair you grabbed his wrist, securing him into place. the sudden action made your muscles ache once again, evoking a wince.
"wait, Mydeiâ wait." for what? "iâ just donât go. you donât have to bring me anything." you explained, your words slightly slurring.
he sent you a wary glance. "why not?"
because youâre obviously just as tired as me, you fool, and i donât want to use you as my personal nurse!
"well, uhhâŚ" a nervous snicker escaped you as you mulled over your options, âiâm obviously starting to feel better, so i donât think i need any painkillers. stay for me, please?" you lied quickly, hoping it sounded believable enough.
that made Mydei sigh heavily, his shoulders hunching with resignation. you sent him a smile of approval, fighting through the pressure building up in your sinuses that slowly made your head pound with pain. youâll grab the medicine by yourself later.
"sometimes i feel like you care more about my well-being than your own." he huffed, crossing his arms over his chest. you couldnât exactly deny the statement â youâve known Mydei for a while now, and grown rather fond of him (perhaps too fond for your own liking).
"why, is that a bad thing?" you asked, pulling the sheets down. you felt overly hot, even though the room itself probably wasnât humid. "i donât mind if youâre immortal. youâre not separate from every other thing, and you deserve the same care."
the manâs lips opened as if he wanted to say something, but no sound left his mouth.
if he were to be honest, you had this weird effect on him â whenever you said something kind, his heart immediately clenched. more often than not he felt like a lovestruck fool, even though it made no sense to him. itâs not like he lacked in attention to desperately cling onto every syllable of your words â yet here he was, constantly by your side, taking in your restless form fatigued by fever as his hands clasped together in prayer, hidden from your sight. the curse of undying made it even more tangible how fragile human lives were.
Mydei couldnât remember where or when it all began. perhaps when the summer sun shone onto your head so brightly it started to resemble a halo, your beckoning voice calling out to him. you wanted to show him the butterfly sitting atop your hand â he said it looked beautiful, even though his gaze was glued to your beaming eyes the whole time. you giggled as the insect fluttered away, murmuring how you wished it would stay forever. Mydei nodded along, thinking your words were more relatable than ever.
then again, maybe it was when that thick-skulled, ignorant lion started to spread rumors about him, and you would stand in front of its brass head, arguing and defending Mydeiâs name for three full hours. others eventually got sick of your back-and-forth with the lion, trying to drag you away, yet you stood your ground, threatening to take it out in a fight after your patience ran thin. the man observed the charade from a distance, chuckling under his nose. discussing with the spirit usually lacked in any meaning, but you simply wouldnât give up. when you succeeded, all sweaty and out of breath, you turned to Mydei with the proudest smirk on your face, bragging how he could always depend on you. he ruffled your hair in response, saying that he would from now on.
it could have been when you both were baking a cake. you were terrible at this, so you asked for Mydeiâs assistance, since his cooking-skills are definitely higher than yours. in the middle of the process you ran out of flour, and you decided to go and buy it, even though the sky was overcast with dark clouds. wind blew straight at your faces as you sprinted for the closest vendor, trying to win the race against the upcoming storm. it seemed that day you were out of luck, and soon you were completely soaked, stumbling back into the kitchen with defeated looks. you dumped the flour packet onto the countertop, its wet contents now depraved of any use. Mydei was sure you were going to complain, yet all you did was laugh at his irritated expression, saying how youâd try again tomorrow. you spent the rest of the day conversing about the silliest of things, watching as the trees outside bent under unrelenting rain.
for all he knows, maybe his feelings started to pop and bloom in all colors when you first looked at him, your name slipping so nonchalantly from your lips as you introduced yourself, and he just mistook it for curiosity.
thatâs what you were. caring, respectful, with a will seemingly made out of stainless steel. Mydei lived through ten thousands of tragic events, trauma after trauma piling up over his shoulders, keeping him pinned to the ground under its sheer weight. even though his body lacked in any kind of wounds, he felt as if his whole mind was covered in scars. never needing any kind of authority nor condolence from others, he kept the thoughts of comfort tucked away in the furthest corners of his mind. every single ounce of Mydeiâs resolve shattered the moment he got a taste of your kindness, warmer and more forgiving than any other. you were the sun, and you were the night, and the ground held you up proudly, and so he simply couldnât bear the thought of life without you.
for all those years he spent by your side, he never quite came to terms with his own sentiments towards you. taking everything for granted quickly melted into dubious anxieties as he sat by your bedside, counting your breaths, the thermometer in his hand clearly indicating a serious febrile condition. heâd trade hundreds of his deaths just for one life â yours. it was as simple as that.
his dark trail of reveries suddenly got interrupted by your coughing, making him jump up in the chair. "hey, are you okay? you didnât evenâ" you paused, reaching for the glass of water, taking a few sips, "you didnât even answer me. maybe you should really go to sleep, huh?"
"sorry, i just got lost in thought. and iâm not tired. on the other hand, why donât you go back to sleep?â Mydei retaliated, his gaze flickering over to the clock. it was well after three in the morning, and you definitely should rest some more.
you pretended to consider his words for a second. "hmm, but knowing you, youâll stay up â doing gods know what â and later iâm just gonna feel bad about leaving you alone.â a weak chuckle escaped your chest as you took in his careworn expression. seriously, he was way too worried for his own good.
the man shook his head, leaning back into the chair, his eyebrows tugged together in defiance. that evoked a sigh from you as you fell back onto the pillows, internally cursing him for being so stubborn.
"Mydei, listen, iâm trying to understand you here - but this time i cannot wrap my head around you." you chided, observing his attitude shift into something softer. perhaps you shouldnât be scolding him like that, but you couldnât help yourself. "why do you care so much? i donât see Phainon, nor anyone else constantly hovering by my bedside."
the man seemed to take a moment of contemplation, the look on his face turning grim once more. for a second, you genuinely thought you offended him, but soon his quiet voice cut through the deep silence between you. "have i ever told you about Hephaestion?"
"iâ iâm sorry, but i donât think so." you replied, a bit surprised to see Mydei starting to open up before you. even though you were pretty close with him, he never attempted to reminisce about his past, so you didnât ask.
"Hephaestion isâ" he began slowly, mulling over his next choice of words, "a late friend of mine. he was my most trusted companion, and still is to this day."
you nodded in understanding, listening with intent to his story. there was a tangible sadness laced through Mydeiâs tone, and you gripped the sheets a little tighter, trying to stop the multitude of words that kept pushing themselves onto your tongue. itâs better if you hear him out first before you start jumping to conclusions.
the man took a heavy breath, as if merely speaking about it brought him physical pain. "unfortunately, on the eve of my duel against my father, he got taken by sickness. we were supposed to celebrate together, and yetâ" Mydei paused, his hands clenching around nothing, "âand yet, he passed the same day. there was nothing i could do. if only Hephaestion didnât hide his condition away from me, then iâd surely⌠surely, iâdâŚ"
he trailed off, as if debating whether he should continue. in his mind, the things he was telling you were not all that interesting, nor did you exactly care â even if you did, truly.
you stared at Mydei with wide eyes, suddenly forgetting about the insistent ache that kept pulling at your muscles. all of your previously prepared condolences rapidly died in your throat, leaving you speechless. the darkness and grief swirling in his golden irises rendered you unmoving, trapped between offering him any sort of comfort and remaining silent. what should you do? Mydeiâs confession felt like a slap to your face, keeping you in a limbo, as you never expected him to go through such awful things. there were moments when he would look into the distance with something foreign to you in his gaze, however you never dared to inquire.
"perhaps thatâs why iâm so concerned about your well-being.â he mumbled, his line of sight flickering away from your face.
"Mydei, youââ your brows knitted together as you tried to form a coherent sentence, "iâm so sorry, i never knewâŚ"
he shrugged, trying to gather himself and appear more impassive. "well, now you do."
a bit unsure, you reached out for his hand, linking your fingers with Mydeiâs before he managed to suppress all of his vulnerable emotions back. you didnât want him to hide, shying away from being perceived. it wouldnât be fair.
a short moment of fright passed through his face as he noticed your action, though he didnât point it out. "honestly, i donât know what else you went through, or what awaits you in the future, but i need you to know that iâll always be there for you. i- i know itâs not much, compared to all the sufferingâŚ" you stopped, trying to gather your thoughts, "you have the others too. iâm sure that-"
"alright, alright." Mydei huffed, interrupting your troubled rambling. "i understand what youâre trying to convey." although his voice was still low, a smile tugged at the corners of his lips, making your chest just a bit lighter.
no matter how much he appreciated the sentiment, there was still a big problem hanging over the whole situation like an inevitable thunderstorm â you said youâd always stick by his side, but that simply wasnât true. holding on with all his might to other people usually resulted in vain. heâd live to see all of them pass, fragments of his heart crumbling and chipping off as the time progressed. his friends long gone, leaving a deep, hollow cavity behind â your fate will be the same, eventually.
Mydei doesnât like thinking about it. what will the future bring to him? more suffering? more pain? his body will remain the same, youthful face and body depraved of any scars, still overflowing with vigor. but what about you? he couldnât care less about the changes mortal body goes through, although the sight of a face, worn by years and hardships always reminds him of one ultimate truth all humans share â death. what will he do once youâre gone? itâs stupid. it doesnât make sense. he should cast aside his humanity and stop himself from becoming attached, and yet he couldnât. what is a life without feelings and a heart? could it still be considered a 'life' instead of a meaningless 'existence'? wouldnât he become reduced to a husk, which just happens to breathe and think like the others?
the decades will slip through his fingers, and he wonât be able to stop thinking about how cruel it is that now heâs left without you. heâll be waiting â even though he shouldnât be. heâd still wake up with things to tell you, and fall asleep thinking about what you two should do tomorrow. heâs going to stand in front of your porch, watching strangers enter and leave the house, wondering whereâd you go and when will you be coming back. his memory will always cherish you, asking about you all the time. thatâs not how it should be, alas the curse he bears canât be undone.
anyway, grieving the loss thatâs yet to come is⌠not rational. it wonât bring him any good, nor will it keep you forever. he should focus on the present, perhaps make you a compress or take your temperatureâ
"âŚdei. hey!" his gaze snapped towards you, now squeezing his hand a bit harder than necessary. "for godsâ sake, youâre really out of it. for a second there i thought you really fell asleep with your eyes open." your features shifted into something akin to worry as you took in the manâs expression. he only sighed in response, instantly making you guess what he was dwelling on.
"Mydei, if youâre thinking about- well." you paused, afraid of even speaking the words out loud. "iâll say it just once â iâm not going anywhere." you consoled him with a smile, so bright it was almost blinding. the corners of his lips twitched upwards, as if he wanted to return the gesture, yet couldnât.
"but-"
"all things aside â cough â whatâs the point in worrying?" you mused watching his downcast face, "everyone loves you, and youâll always be loved, so you donât need me to be happy."
his jaw slacked open, as if what you said was the most absurd thing in the world. your words pounded like axes into his heart, and he couldnât quite believe that you were ever able of mustering up such nonsense. Mydei used to pray and beg for your recovery, constantly coming up with new ways, new ideas, remedies, doctors, food â and you dared to suggest anything like this?
he swallowed, feeling the heat of irritation crawl up on his cheeks and neck. "no, thatâs not how it works! none can compare toâ"
you raised an eyebrow at his sudden lag, feeling like there was more behind his words. Mydei rarely acted so spaced out and anxious. in front of other people he was the prime example of fierceness, never letting his guard down nor behaving as if his mind was reduced to a mush. he must be tired, yes, what else could explain it? however, his words were thought-provoking â 'none can compare to'. to what? your company? your friendship? your amiability? yourâŚ
oh gods.
your mind spurred as the rapid realization hit you. you broke out into a fit of coughs, covering your blushed face with your palm, simultaneously letting go of Mydeiâs hand. somehow, it all clicked into place, and you wanted to endlessly berate yourself for letting something so obvious keep flying over your head. of course the manâs actions towards you were never normal â you were simply too blind, stubborn on the idea of keeping your relationship purely platonic. it was the safest bet, after all.
right now Mydeiâs face was twisted in distress, his eyebrows knitted together, and once again this night you completely didnât know what to say. a nervous chuckle escaped your lips as the coughing finally died down, and you decided it would be best to let it go for the time being. you still had so much time left â and you were both weary. nothing coherent would born from you trying to vocalize your own feelings. you cleared your throat, mulling over the next choice of words.
"well, uhâ iâm sorry. i didnât mean to offend you." you muttered meekly, keeping your tone coy. "why donât we just go to sleep? itâs nearing four oâclock. youâll be groggy in the morning." a small smile graced your lips as you tried to convince yourself it was the best course of action. once you get back on your feet, youâll confront Mydei, and resolve everything.
the man nodded slowly, although you could sense the slightest of disappointment painted across his features. heâll understand. he always does.
you settled yourself more comfortably in the sheets, pulling them over your body when the shivers decided to come back. then, you reached out for Mydeiâs arm again, tugging him closer. "câmon, rest your head. donât tell me you want to sleep upright?" you beckoned, sensing his resistance. his expression was a bit conflicted, yet he ultimately lowered his torso on the bed, hesitantly placing the weight of his head on your thighs. the position was a bit awkward, with him still sitting atop the chair, and you being confined to lying on your back, but none of you seemed to care.
"thanks for taking care of me." you whispered, briefly running your fingers through his blonde locks. "what do you say we go for a small walk tomorrow? i need to stretch out my legs, else iâll merge into one with the bed." you snickered breathily, the sleepiness already making your eyelids begin to glue together.
Mydei hummed in response, feeling your body shake with laughter. "i donât see why not."
you probably wonât go anywhere, as your body will continue to be tormented by fevers, but the empty promise was still nice. "alright. goodnight, Mydei."
"goodnight, [name]."
he closed his eyes at last, forcing his tense body to relax. he was tired, yet with his heart hammering so intensely, there was no way he could fall asleep. your body was so warm even through the sheets, and the slip-up he made earlier haunted his exhausted mind. did you realize what he meant? looking at the way you reacted, it was possible.
truth be told, the affection he held for you terrified him sometimes. what if one day he gets fed up with waiting, and decided to confess â would you reject him? would all years of friendship go to waste, simply because he overestimated the feelings you had for him? he knew it would ruin him. and he also knew he would let it. heâd embrace every ounce of what you could give to him, even if in the end it all led to destruction. still, he didnât know if he could go another day choking on the ever-present words: "i love you."
he felt it in his shoulders, in his chest, in his stomach. yes, you were everywhere, buried deep within every song and bruise. were his mindscape to take form, it would be a boundless forest where every treeâs bark bore your own initials.
he didnât know how long youâll stay. it could be the next sixty years â or maybe fate will decide to separate you just the next month, week, day. there was no telling. still, as his head lied atop your lap, he couldnât bring himself to fully care. at that moment, he was with you, your body peacefully dozing off into slumber. he did love you. and you were awfully perplexing, and kind, and heâd do anything to protect you from the worldâs harm. he could die a thousands of deaths if it meant seeing you smile as you called out for him, waving your hand in the distant fields.
heâll never get enough of you, wonât he?
I donât know how many of you are bleach fans that didnât read the TYBW arc, but bc I know itâs coming up in the TYBW anime Giselle Gewelle or Gigi (Sterntitter Z) is a trans woman. Sheâs implied to be sapphic as well. Kubo has a history of homophobia, transphobia, and trans misogyny though so not every aspect of her or her treatment by other characters is tasteful.
That being said Yumichika does out her in a very crude manner in the manga, and I donât know if itâll be animated because itâs super distasteful, but like JUST IN CASE if you find transphobia or trans misogynistic sensitive or triggering topics for you just be careful.
Summary: Grimmjow misses you crazy, and he's uncertain about how to cope with these feelings... or the unexpected desires you've ignited within him.
A/N: So, remember the poll about which character you wanted to read smut from? Well, Grimmjow won! And no, I didn't forget, I was just really busy, but today is the day I finally deliver! Yei! Hope you like it!
WARNINGS: NSFW / bruising/marking / generally light and not as explicit. Grimmjow can't do soft
AO3
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Grimmjow had come to care. Although he was unable to decide if what he disliked the most was that fact, or that he had flinched back when you tried to caress his bone mask, as if a single touch of yours could ruin him. It was beyond ridiculous, something Grimmjow hated to lose his temper about, yet here he was, butchering a seemingly powerful Arrancar to vent his frustration.
The fight ended just as he was starting to enjoy it. Blood trickled down the side of his pectoral, staining what was left of his torn clothes. Grimmjow snorted as he gazed at the lifeless body of the beast he had pulverized without even using his sword. Gradually, the monstrous panther claws on his hands and feet returned to their normal state.
This had been his routine for quite a while now, eating and killing to avoid thinking. There was just one tiny problem: when the ecstasy of battle faded, his mind couldn't help but drift back to you, and that dreadful moment when he decided to let you impossibly close to him. How wrong it was, how good it felt.Â
And so he sought the next fight, and the next one, and the next one, expectingâ if not hoping raw flesh to wash such cravings off. However, and much to his dismay, Grimmjow found that no amount of bloodshed could wash away the lingering bites that still burned on him, making his mind spin around the warmth of your skin, the beat of your heart, your nails digging into his back.
Shit. Why wasnât he strong enough to resist it? Ah, fuck it. He didnât need to, youâll have to be strong enough to take it. You started it, didnât you? Now youâll deal with it.
- .*.*.*.
He entered through your window, his eyes scanning the unusual darkness in your room. Your scent permeated the air, filling his nostrils, causing a twisted sensation of excitement to wash over him. His instincts tore at his back in a shudder. He shouldn't feel this way in territory that wasn't his own, and yet...
"Grimmjow?" Your voice sounded weak, trembling. "What are you doing here?"
Were you sick? He took a deep breath. Didnât smell like you were.
You let out a shaky breath he recognized in a heartbeat. Grimmjow did his best to restrain the ironclad urge to seek out whatever was making you cry and obliterate it down to the very last cell.
"What's wrong with you?"Â
"I had a terrible week. My boss is killing me, my back is killing me, andâ I thought you didnât wanna come around anymore.â
He frowned as a tense sensation churned within his gut. He had been avoiding you, and you had noticed. Grimmjow hoped you wouldn't be astute enough to deduce the reasons behind his evasive actions.
âWhy not?âÂ
Grimmjowâs voice was strong as ever, even when he spoke casually.
âI thought you just didnât want to after what we did.â you hesitated. He could make out in the dark your indecision to continue. âI thought maybe it was a mistake. We wonât do it again.â
He frowned, ignoring how everything in his body throbbed in aversion at what you say. In a heartbeat, he flipped you over, positioning himself above you.
âYou donât get to decide for me.â
It caught you off guard, but as you absorbed the profound craving within his gaze, it became evident Grimmjow had been struggling to comprehend his emotions and his enjoyment of them. Hollows are not made for feelings. They arenât supposed to yearn. Yet, he stood before you, conveying through every fiber of his being that he desired it.
Your lips curled in a soft smile. âYouâre right. So, do I take it as you missed me?â
âHa! You wish. Ya still owe me a couple's favors, y'know? I'm just making' sure ya don't kick the bucket 'fore ya pay up."Â
God, how you loved that smirk.Â
âThen Iâll be sure to pay,â you said softly, running your fingers gently along the edge of his jaw. Grimmjow repressed a shiver. His gaze fell to your lips just before he leaned in, trapping your mouth. He kissed you with a roughness that was undeniably his own. You sighed against his lips when he deepened it.Â
Grimmjow breathed heavily against you, enjoying the flickers bubbling in his blood as you traced his sides with your hands. Your nails delicately outlined his bone mask. His instincts flitted like one of those red alarm-lights in the human world, warning him: too close, too exhilarating, too good. Grimmjow growled against your lips, his teeth piercing them as he held back a moan. The taste of blood eased him.
Your fingers entwined in his hair as he pressed your body against his, suppressing any space between you. His palms eagerly roamed your torso, caressing and squeezing. His kiss was deep, messy, and still a bit inexpert. However, he managed to make it good. You pulled apart gasping for some air. Grimmjow eyed you from above. There was a mix of slyness, desire, and a half-smile that stole your breath away.Â
The veins on his hands vaulted on his skin as he exerted force through the fabric of your clothes. He tore them. You didnât care for anything that wasnât bringing him closer. You pulled at his clothes and in one breath, Grimmjow took them off too.Â
You both let out a groan as you felt skin against skin. Grimmjow stopped short, his breathing coming down to a slight vibration that sounded like a large cat purring. His jaw was clenched and his shoulders tense.
You rested your forehead against his, silently granting him space to adjust. The cold emanating from the hole in his belly seemed to suck icy air into it, it was the only way you could think of to describe it as you felt it against your skin.
âItâs alright,â you eased.
âShut up, I know. I can take it,â he gasped.Â
His hot breath close to your ear, added to the shake of his voice gave you goosebumps. You nibbled at his ear. Grimmjow cursed under his breath. He bit your shoulder before pushing the back of your tights to settle between your legs.Â
His hot breath close to your ear, summed with the shake of his voice, gave you goosebumps. You nibbled at his ear. Grimmjow cursed under his breath. He bit your shoulder before pushing the back of your tights to settle between your legs.Â
This was the first time Grimmjow had taken the initiative, and although it was a bit messy and desperate, you couldn't help but feel the warm sensation spreading inside your chest. As inhumane as he was, Grimmjow had come to enjoy this kind of intimacy with you.Â
You spread your folds for him and sighed as he slid in. He couldn't suppress the deep groan that mixed with a purr.Â
âShit,â he whined.Â
You knew exactly how much self-respect he was relinquishing for this, as his immediate reaction was to bury his face in the crook of your neck before holding you closer.
There was no space left between your bodies, and the only audible sound aside from the rain pouring on the window was Grimmjow's hitched breath. He struggled to resist simply discarding rational thinking and surrendering to the delicious fire spreading through his veins. He lost the fight as soon you started caressing the edges of his hollow hole from his back.Â
Grimmjow thrust in with a loud grunt. You whimpered at the feeling of him reaching deep inside you. A tipsy smile was drawn on your face just when he picked up a pace, rough and desperate. Holding you so tight, you may've thought letting go could end him, and Grimmjow didnât give two damns about looking weak anymore.Â
It was more than perfect: sharing moans with him, his warm skin against your own, his very self moving within you, enjoying it without holding back.Â
âFuck I love it,â you breathed. âYouâre fucking hot.â
Grimmjow eyed you then, wearing the darkest expression you've ever seen on him. The intensity of his gaze seemed to convey: "I own you. You're mine. You won't leave. I wonât let you. You're mine. Mine. Mine. Mineâ"
He bit your neck, sucking hard enough to leave a mark. You hissed. His thrust became erratic as he quickened his pace. Grimmjow's breath grew hastier by the second, and at this point, he didn't care for the sound of his moans. He was frantic, eager for release, unaware of the force he was placing on his grip on your thighs.
You opened your legs wider, pushing him further against you so that your front rubbed against his lower belly. It was enough to tie the knot, and you came loud and long, digging your nails on his shoulder and down on his hip.
The pulsations inside you triggered his peak. His teeth dug into the flesh of your shoulder so hard it burned. A warm liquid spreading inside you eased the pain. When the bolts of pleasure finally smothered to a wonderful feeling of after-bliss, Grimmjow replaced his fangs with his lips as he pressed them onto your bruised skin, surprisingly soft.
âIâm glad you came back.â you managed after catching your breath.
Grimmjow huffed, âI never left.â
It sure as hell wasn't his intention, but that was one of the sweetest things he told you since you met.
PAUSE ITS ONE OF THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE WE GOT A NEW GRIMMJOW SKETCH FROM KUBOOOOOO
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If it were a Soul Reaper who fell for Askin's poison ball trick I'd be a little disappointed in them-- just dodge it, you guys! But Grimmjow 1) does not have a mommy, he was formed out of a gestalt consciousness of hundreds of hollows before forming an independent personality, and 2) is a cat, smacking a ball away out of spite is what they do.
Thereâs not enough short haired Nejire in this world
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