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warnings/tags: 18+, dark themes, DUBCON/NONCON, woc!reader, emperor!lucius, dark!lucius, possessive behavior, forced engagement, implied forced marriage, ignoring a lot of logistics for the sake of the plot so rip, these tags are not exhaustive
wc: 5.4k
summary: An emperorâs favor is no favor at all.
believe it or not this was a writing warm up đ next up is hopefully childhood friends to lovers but letâs see where the plot bunnies go đââïž
please let me know your thoughts and happy reading!!!
This is the fourth time in a mere week the emperor has called you to his chambers.
The guard looks vaguely uncomfortable as he stands outside your room. The flickering flames cast shadows underneath his helmet, making the sympathetic curl of his lip all the more severe.
Ink smudges the paper as you place down your pen. The letter to your brother will have to wait it seems.
âMy lady.â The guard dips his head as he motions for you to step ahead of him.
The strained smile on your face wavers as soon as his eyes are on the back of your head. It is tough to keep your back straight as you make the short trek to the emperorâs room. Too short one can say but you keep those words tucked under the roof of your mouth.
You are a favorite of his, garnering his favor through virtue of your family or so they say. Your status allows you many liberties but these constant calls have crossed the line of propriety and rumors you may not recover from have begun to spread.
It is a foolâs wish to hope his eyes may stray but you cling to it despite his doglike loyalty.
The man of the hour sits with his back turned and a glass of wine balanced on his lips. His head twists when he hears your quiet footsteps enter his domain, softening when he catches a glimpse of you.
Your stomach twists.
You do not miss how the servants scurry out of sight and out earshot when he turns his formidable gaze towards them. You wish you could grab onto the frail wrist of the girl nearest to you. Your fingers flex as she hurriedly walks past you.
âIt is late,â you say when the room is cleared.
âIt is,â he agrees, a small smile on his handsome face. âSit.â
Movements stiff, you take the seat across from him. Heâs stretched out on his seat, robes rucking upwards to expose the strength hidden beneath his royal garb. Scars pucker the meat of his legs and there are faint white lines crisscrossing the skin as if depicting a linear story.
You swallow.
You have heard the tales and have determined what is far-fetched and what is truth.
And Lucius is made up almost entirely of truths.
The moment you cross your legs, he is upright and leaned over the minuscule table separating the two of you. Rather than reach for the half-full bottle of wine, he aims for the water, sharing a secretive smirk with you.
Your attempt at mirroring his playfulness is weak. A vague nausea begins to brew in your gut and you fear even water may be too heavy for you.
âWhispers will begin to spread.â
Lucius pauses. His features harden before he forcibly relaxes his face. âI do not see why that matters,â he says. His smile dims and the jug of water in his hand is quickly abandoned.
Sweat dampens your palms. You smooth them over your dress, wincing as the fabric catches on your peeled skin. A few months in Rome and you still have not adjusted to the weather.
âLucius.â
His name is unnatural and stiff on your tongue. You long to revert back to his formal title but he refuses the honorific.
âIt matters because you must marry wisely,â you say gently. âYou know this. Let us not waste our breaths on the obvious.â
âIs it obvious?â he parrots back.
His voice takes on a cool tone. Heâs not quite combative but you sense you must tread carefully lest his ice be thinner than it looks. But your brother was not made General because your bloodline bowed at the first sign of danger.
You tip your chin up. âIt will not do for your senators to suspect you are looking inwards rather than outwards for your alliances.â
It is quiet for a moment before Lucius huffs out a laugh. He shifts his weight, balancing an elbow on his thigh to better cup his chin. Amusement lightens the blues of his eyes. âAnd if I am?â
You are not nearly as oblivious as your reputation suggests nor are you as great an actress as you believe yourself to be. You know when it admit defeat. There is only one way this conversation will go after all.
But this understanding does not mean you have to go quietly.
âThen I recommend Decima,â you say dryly.
He nods slowly, hiding his mouth behind his palm for a heartbeat before fixing you with a blandly curious look. âThe daughter of the richest man in Rome,â he drawls. âClever.â
He pops a grape into his mouth and chews it thoughtfully. âBut not as clever as marrying the sister of my most loyal general.â
No one refuses the emperor. Try as he may to be benevolent and fair and kind, his status means there are certain words he has not been accustomed to since his rise to power.
âI suppose not,â you say finally.
Tilting your head, you fix the way your dress hangs over your legs. His eyes follow the ripple of the fabric but you pretend not to notice how he searches beyond what he can see.
âIs that why you have called me to your chambers so often? To flaunt your cleverness?â you ask, a touch sharply.
Lucius canât help his grin. He ducks his head and itâs such a genuine display of the boyishness your brother feared his emperor lost, your stomach rolls at the sight.
âDo I not seem to enjoy your company?" he asks with faux surprise.
To your surprise, he slides down onto the ground and shuffles forward until his hands rest upon your knees. The cloth is so thin it feels as if his bare hands are against you. You suck in a breath at the warmth pooling underneath his palms.
âWhat are youâget up!â you hiss, casting a furtive glance behind you.
He blinks up at you innocently. âI am apologizing for misleading my betrothed. I have done a disservice if you think I call for you for the sake of a ploy.â
âAnd you will be doing me further disservice if you think I will believe this to mean anything.â
He moves his hands upwards until they lay upon your thighs. His fingers dimple your skin as he squeezes you. âI do not do things I do not mean,â he says firmly.
You lean down, placing your hands over his. âYou want a family,â you say.
The words are shards in your mouth. It is not a simple matter of children. Lucius wants a home. The losses that haunt him have made his longing a physical thing. And your stubborn devotion lead you across an ocean you had no business crossing. What is a greater showing of love than that?
âI want you,â he corrects softly.
You almost wish heâd tell you he loves you. That would take rationality out of this equation.
But he wants you.
How do you reason with someone who knows exactly what theyâre doing?
-
It was not meant to go this way.
The new ruler of Rome should have been of no personal concern of yours. He existed as a potential threat to your homeland, a story to fear, but not as a real person in your mind.
This remained true until a letter found its way to your familyâs home.
It was written in your brotherâs familiar scrawl and voice. He regaled to your family how he found himself across the world, omitting the worst of his ordeal, while promising his present safety.
With palpable regret, Kahlil declared himself unable to leave Rome, not while she remained under such uncertainty. The new emperor, Lucius Verus, had earned his loyalty having freed him from the clutches of the tyrannical twins and pushing him towards a path of glory.
And you knew at once what you must do.
You had to leave.
You had to feel his heartbeat underneath your hands and see that his blood was the same shade as yours. You refused to move on with your life as it was only knowing your brother existed. You would never be at peace without confirming that mortality ran through his veins.
The journey was brutal. It veered into the territory of being something you could not handle but you had no other choice than to handle it. Days stretched into weeks and weeks stretched into months but soon, you were touching down onto Roman soil.
The months at sea had been beneficial however as the language, while unfriendly to your ears, was familiar enough for you to navigate your way to the city. Hope permeated the air of the reborn city and whispers echoed the streets about a new age of peace.
Frankly, you didnât care.
You asked around for your brother, eyebrows grazing your hairline as you learned of his newfound fame amongst the people. It took less than a week for you to scrounge around for a way to informally meet the beloved general.
It was rather anticlimactic.
There were a handful of places the general frequented with his men and none were easily accessible. Luckily, the innkeeperâs daughter took a liking to you and directed you to whose pockets were light. And so, you found yourself ducking underneath a curtain and into a plume of opioid smoke.
Your nose wrinkled at the acidic scent but paid it no mind as you searched the back room. Feigning confusion as some soldiers called to you, you darted around as each man you ran into did not resemble the one you knew.
On the cusp of marching back to the inn and declaring Caelia a liar, you found him. He was leaning over the balcony, melancholy stretching across his side profile.
His name left you as a breath, carried away by the slight breeze. But somehow, he heard you.
Kahlil lifted his head, a painful sort of resignation weighing down his shoulders, until he made eye contact with you.
In a matter of seconds, he stood before you. And he was okay.
He hugged you. His arms, muscled beyond your imagination, crushed you against his chest but it was a welcome pain, cracking your chest open and burrowing straight into the fragile meat of your heart.
âYou shouldnât have come,â he muttered against your hair. The admonishment is nonexistent, more a reflex to say rather than something from the heart. âBut I am glad to see you.â
You pushed against him. He allowed you to pull back just enough so you could look up at him, vision blurred from your tears.
He was nothing like you remembered and you mourned this. Scars decorated his skin and callouses roughened his hands. But it was him.
His smile was still slightly awkward and the shape of his brows framed his eyes as perfectly as they always did. The kindness you feared was taken from him in his years of fighting remained in the crinkles of his eyes and the softness of his features.
âI missed you,â you said, voice catching in your throat. A fresh set of tears burned at your waterline. âI am so sorry we could not find you.â
His expression crumpled and Kahlil shook his head. âThere is no one to blame but those who took me,â he said firmly.
You shut your eyes, swallowing down the sob that threatened to break free at his forgiveness.
He wiped the stray tears dripping from your face, laughing as if he did not look as foolish as you did. âYou are still a crybaby.â
You laughed, more a hiccup than anything.
Kahlil was kept from saying more when someone uttered his name from behind.
âHighness,â Kahlil said, standing tall.
He wiped your remaining tears and his own before turning the both of you towards the voice.
A handsome man stood in front of you. His hair was dark and his beard thick. His arms were corded with muscle, similar to your brotherâs, but there was a predator type of strength lurking underneath the surface in which Kahlil lacked.
The title registered in your mind as you stared and with an embarrassed look towards Kahlil, you dropped your head in deference.
The man quickly dismissed the formality and motioned for you to lift your head.
âI am Lucius,â he introduced. His gaze flicked to your brother in question.
You gave him your name, voice raw from your tears. He asked you to repeat it and you did so, watching as he rounded his mouth over the syllables.
âMy sister,â Kahlil interjected. âThe one who thinks no consequence too severe to keep her from making reckless decisions.â
At this, he pinched your ear lobe.
âYou talked about me?â you asked, blinking up at him. So many years had passed. It was a wonder he remembered any stories of you to tell.
âYes,â Lucius said, drawing your attention back to him. He stared at you, an unreadable look in his too blue eyes. âQuite favorably too.â
He took in the circles staining your under eyes and how you clutched at your brother as if he were an apparition brought to life. Your hand ached with how tightly you held the fabric of Kahlilâs clothes between your fingers but you could not make yourself relax. You worried you would wake and find yourself back on the boat and under the throes of that fever once more if you let go.
âYou traveled far.â
The observation managed to sound impressive off of Luciusâ tongue as if he found you admirable. It made you squirm.
Memories of the journey flashed through your mind, bringing forth echoes of the anxiety you suffered for months on end. But you shrugged as if it was easy. Because in a way, it was.
Kahlil was at the end of the journey. There was no easier path to take.
âAnd I would have gone further had it been necessary,â you said. âLuckily, it was not. I might have thrown up my stomach if I was stuck on that ship any longer.â
Kahlil made a face. âThe waves are a punishment,â he said sympathetically.
âYou must be tired,â Lucius said. He had not taken his eyes off of you. âCome.â
And that was how it began.
You had a few uninterrupted weeks with your brother before he departed in search of allies for Rome. Kahlil promised you a home wherever he was and Lucius was all too happy to uphold such a promise.
Your quarters were moved to be closer to Luciusâ in Kahlilâs absence. It did not take long before you replaced time spent with him with Lucius.
In the instances you were alone with him, you forgot he was the emperor. His smile was infectious and he had a clever wit about him that kept you on your toes. The stories sprung from his lips kept you enthralled and you found yourself prolonging these moments with him.
Charisma was a necessity for leaders and Lucius had it in abundance.
Slowly, he began encroaching into your space. A hand on your lower back, a brush his fingers against your waist, lingering hugs that involved him burying his face in the hollows of your throat.
He was too close too often.
People began to take notice and sly comments were whispered under breath.
Once the rumors circulated close enough for you to hear, you began to pull back. You ignored the informal requests to see him and found reasons to decline the formal requests to his chambers.
Lucius did not take well to your sudden reticence and the rumors worsened as his demand for you grew.
If you knew being friendly with Lucius would lead to this, you would have made your room a jail in Kahlilâs absence instead.
-
Lucius becomes bold in the days after your engagement is announced.
He pens a letter to your brother of the news. You sign it without reading it. Lucius purses his lips but sends the letter without much complaint.
You write your own letter, minimally mentioning the engagement, and praying Kahlil reads in between the lines and slows his journey back. As your father resided an ocean away, your brother will have to make do and you fear his loyalty for Lucius will override his love for you.
Congratulations are heartfelt and plentiful from the people and ring insincere from the upper echelon. But the pushback is minimal and so, Lucius gleefully goes forward with the wedding planning.
It will be a grand affair, one you know he does not care for in the slightest. If it not for the fact that it would be the greatest showing of ownership, you believe Lucius would have dragged you in front of seven witnesses to declare the union.
The first time he presses a kiss against your temple in front of the most gossipy of his senate, you nearly buck your head back into his nose. His hand rests against your side and he murmurs something against your skin, sealing whatever it is he has said with a gentle kiss.
The sound of your blood rushing is all that fills your ears so you do not know if Lucius requested something of you. It does not matter.
He has made his point.
His affection worsens after that.
The engagement permits him to seek you out as he wishes. His men roll their eyes lightheartedly when he stops what heâs saying to call you over during training. He is quick to leave meetings or lunches if he senses they have turned into leisure rather than productive discussion to make his way back to your quarters now that you rebuff his.
No matter where you are, he finds you.
In the rare moments you are left to your own devices, you find yourself with no friends nor hobbies to keep you occupied.
You notice men do not raise their heads when they see you. Any conversation you try to hold with one ends with excuses as to why they suddenly find themselves too busy to speak to you.
A guard follows you around the clock. You manage to wrangle his name out of himâScipioâbut it is for nothing as a fortnight later, you do not see him again. From then, you have a new guard every day.
The women, few and far between in the palace, are sweet. But it is clear whatever comes out of your mouth goes directly to Luciusâ ear. So you busy yourself with fictional hopes of your future and dabble in petty gossip when you find yourself in their presence.
It is suffocating.
âThere you are.â
The corner of the garden youâve taken a liking to darkens as Lucius blocks the sunlight seeping in through a window.
Heâs angelic under the golden cast of the sun. A man more than worthy of his position.
âAh, Highness,â you greet, offering him a nod.
There is a pinch between his brows.
âWe are to be married,â he reminds you, crouching down. He runs a gentle hand through the flowers you are observing. âYou are my equal.â
âBut we are not husband and wife quite yet, Highness.â
His hand leaves the flowers to cup your cheek. He turns you to face him, thumb brushing against the softness of your lips. Unconsciously, you swipe your tongue over the trail of warmth left behind. A slightly salty taste permeates your mouth.
âYou are my equal,â he repeats. âAnd I expect you to treat me as such.â
The skin around his eyes is dark. Exhaustion makes him look pallid. Your avoidance is the last thing he wishes to deal with, this you are sure, and it tugs at your heart to see him so tired.
âYou should go to bed,â you say.
âWill you join me?â he asks.
You jerk back. His hands falls off your cheek.
Lucius laughs at the stunned look on your face. He moves closer into your space, looking down at you.
âYou are annoying,â you say hotly. âAnd I am busy. Obviously.â
He hums. âWith thinking of ways to delay our wedding, yes?â
âPlease. I have better uses of my time.â
Besides, he has made it nigh impossible to find a loophole. An emperorâs word is law and he has used his to shackle you to him.
âSo you do not conspire to find a way to break our engagement?â he surmises mildly.
A fissure of fear opens within you. Hadrian had promised you discretion but clearly, a bit of luck is needed to escape the ever watchful eye of Lucius. But you have not been informed of any ports closures and so, you choose to hold your cards tightly to your chest.
You twist a petal between your fingers. âHow can I conspire when all I know are these walls,â you motion towards said walls, âAnd the people you install in my circle.â
He watches you for a too long moment, scrutinizing the unnatural stillness of your expression. âThe sense you hope your brother will impart on me will not change anything,â he says eventually.
It takes considerable effort for you to not show any sort of relief at his warning. The more pleading your letters became, the more Lucius clung to your side so you had eased up in the past few weeks. It does not come as a surprise he is actively reading whatever it is you write.
âIs he a confidant in name only, then?â you retort.
âHe loves me,â Lucius says instead. Heâs softened, bearing the weight of a man who knows it takes only a word for blood to be spilled in his name and for it to be spilled gladly. âBut he loves you more.â
Pursing his lips, he fingers a stem. He doesnât flinch when a thorn splits his skin. A droplet of blood runs from his finger and drips into the soil.
âBut he loves Rome more?â you guess, peeking at him from under your lashes.
He watches the blood continue to spill into the soil. Just when you think he wonât answer you, to give weight to the truth you fear more than anything, he says, âKahlil thinks I am a good man.â
And that is a sentencing all on its own, you suppose.
-
The bath water practically scalds your skin as you sink into the tub.
It is refreshing in a way. The slight sting keeps your thoughts from straying.
Kahlilâs recent letter leaves you with no choice but to hasten your escape. Any ship will do for you need to leave before the weekâs end if Kahlilâs timeline is to be trusted.
You allow yourself a few more minutes in the bath, a few more minutes to act as if you are as any other, before you drain the tub and dry off.
You exit the bathroom, towel tucked loosely around yourself. Smoothing the left over oil onto your lips, you pause when you notice a shape out of the corner of your eye.
Lucius lays atop your sheets.
A strangled scream leaves your throat and youâre throwing a candle at him before you recognize it is him in your bed and not some stranger come to make true of your worst nightmares. Though, this is not a much better sight.
He catches the candle with one hand and deposits it on the floor, eyes wide in bemusement.
You hitch the towel higher, fisted fabric at your throat as you take him in. Heâs stretched out lazily, hair wet and skin shiny with cream. The sheet covers his lower half and you force your eyes to rip away from the dark trail of hair on his lower abdomen. For all intents and purposes, he looks ready for bed.
âI brought you a gift,â he says, sitting up. He gestures to the box on top of your vanity. âCome here. Letâs look at it together.â
While said lightly, this is clearly an order.
You stand, shifting your weight. You are hyper aware of how naked you are underneath this flimsy towel. âI need to change, Highness.â
Annoyance flickers across his face. âCome here.â
Shuffling to your vanity, you heft the box as best you can with one arm and make your way to Lucius. The second you are within armâs reach, he shoots out his hand and wraps it around you. He drags you forward and forces you to sit nestled between his thighs.
His cock is a heavy weight at the base of your spine.
You immediately straighten up and try to scoot forward but he doesnât allow for this. He settles the box on your legs and brackets you with his arms.
âOpen it,â he murmurs against your ear, resting his chin atop your shoulder.
Your fingers shake as you pry open the lid. All you can focus on is how the room feels as if it ends and begins with Lucius.
When you get the box open, you donât know what you are looking at. And then Lucius pushes a finger against the object until a set of familiar brown eyes stare back at you, unfeeling and condemning all at once.
You shove the box away from you, turning into Lucius before you can see Hadrianâs head roll onto the floor.
He allows the change in position, letting your weight guide him back down to the bed before he hooks an arm around you and reverses your position. The towel slips and he follows the line of your throat and downwards.
He brings his hand down to push away the towel pooling at your hips. Instinctively, you grab at his wrist, tears beginning to line your eyes.
Lucius stills.
âDid you think I would let you leave?â he wonders.
He sounds genuinely confused and somehow, that little slip of sincerity allows a frigid wave of fear to crash over you. Rationally, you know your skin to still be warm to the touch but you shiver, ice replacing the blood flowing in you.
âI thought you would find me more work than I am worth,â you say quietly. Your heart strains against your rib cage.
The corner of his mouth twitches. âDid you now?â
He easily breaks free of your hold and you can do nothing as he makes quick work of your towel. Lucius slowly runs his thumb along the inside of your thigh, leaving a trail of warmth.
âLucius.â His name is torn from your throat, a plea wrapped up in a warning. âDonât. We are not married yet.â
He laughs, dropping his head down until his forehead lies flat against your collarbone. His breath is hot against you, sending the chill inwards.
"But we will be,â Lucius promises easily. âAnd I will wait no longer.â
Heâs kissing you before you can make an attempt at delaying what is seemingly the inevitable.
His lips are hard against yours, impatiently slipping his tongue into your mouth and finding purchase against your teeth. Lucius is uncharacteristically sloppy, betraying the desperation heâs kept so carefully hidden.
You put your hands against his chest and curl them into fists when pushing only results in him tightening his hold on you.
Recalling what the other women said about their first time, you push down your fear until it settles underneath the acceptance you forcibly yank over yourself like a veneer.
His fingers caress your soft, bare skin as he trails his hands up your thigh. The coarseness of his chest hair against your overly sensitive skin sends static skittering across your nerves.
You stifle a whine when he pulls away from you just enough to let you pant against his mouth. Your stomach gives a sickening lurch when thereâs pressure between your bodies, a dull ache at the apex of your thighs.
He slips his finger into you inch by inch and tears wet your cheeks when he adds a second one. Experimentally, he stretches you out until youâre left with no choice but to let your legs fall open, inviting him in.
The longer he presses into you, the more you feel yourself relax, noting your loosening muscles as if happening from an outsiderâs perspective. Wetness drips down his wrist, pooling in the crease of his elbow and he grins, eyes pointedly going down. You refuse to follow him.
âNot as shy as you like to come off, hm?â he murmurs, circling his thumb over you and drawing out a high pitched moan.
You bite your lip immediately, a harsh breath ricocheting in your chest. You try to stamp down the pleasure beginning to curl into a coil in your belly. It tightens when he digs his teeth into your fluttering pulse.
It is when you are on the brink of something that he eases up, slipping his fingers out and bringing them to his mouth. You almost clamp down on his hand when he pulls out but resist the urge by the skin of your teeth.
You shift, drawing your legs closer in the hopes of chasing that mounting high heâs taken from you. A dizzying sort of heat has set your blood aflame, akin to a fever.
You must be sick, you decide. It must be a sickness that has not yet been discovered that plagues you and leaves you feeling empty where Lucius does not touch you.
He cants his hips up, lining himself up. Your eyes widen when you feel him prod your entrance. The sheer size of him terrifies you because it wonât matter if he doesnât fit as you hysterically believe he wonât.
Heâll find a way.
âLucius, wait,â you hiccup, swallowing down the anxiety thrumming alongside your arousal.
He grinds himself between your thighs, slicking himself with you. He doesnât bother acknowledging your mindless babble and instead, licks away a wayward tear on your cheek.
Lucius sinks in an inch, your name a wrecked sound. He sounds different from what youâre used to, strained and roughened around the edges.
âPlease kiss me,â you beg, curling a hand around the base of his neck. His curls are wet, the space between them almost humid from the heat emanating from him.
His hips stutter and he braces himself against the mattress.
âKiss you?â Lucius repeats hoarsely, peering down at you with his pupils blown wide with a haunting desire.
You nod weakly, urging his face closer. The stretch of him burns and while not entirely unpleasant, it makes your heart quicken and your belly flutter.
He sinks in deeper and catches your gasp in his mouth. You part your lips instantly as he bears down on you, pushing deeper and deeper until heâs seated inside you. Numbly, you wonder if youâll ever be whole again, if Lucius has carved out a space in you only he can fill.
Lucius lets you adjust to him, running a soothing hand underneath your chest. He traces circles around your nipple and itâs a searing heat that takes the edge off.
He kisses you gently. Itâs almost too sweet to bear but you respond in earnest, angling your hips upwards to give the okay. The discomfort has loosened into something you handle and the knot noosed around your heart untangles to leave a bloodied heap in its wake.
He thrusts into you as if to test your resolve. You whimper as pleasure seeps into your core. You break away from his greedy mouth and soothe yourself with pressing kisses against his strong jaw. You nip at the bone as you catch your literal and metaphorical breath. Itâs hard to tell if itâs the lack of air or Lucius himself making you lightheaded.
The thread of restraint heâs meticulously maintained snaps at the strung out noise. Lucius fucks you hard and deep, perhaps a little deeper than intended if the guttural noise that leaves him is any indication.
The pleasure in your belly ratchets up and a strangled moan is gutted from you when his cock brushes against some part of you that sends sparks right up your spine.
Immediately, heâs thrusting into that spot over and over again and doesnât stop until he stiffens with a groan.
He spills into you, cock twitching as you milk him for what heâs worth.
Your name is on the tip of his tongue and branded across his heart.
Lucius chants it, peppering kisses all over your face as he collapses carefully on top of you. Fatigue wears at you and you close your eyes, hating yourself for finding comfort in how he immediately presses a kiss against your swollen eyelids.
âI love you,â Lucius whispers.
It is the worst thing you have ever heard.
this fic is finished. there will never be a part 2. thanks!
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Summary: As the twin or eldest child of the Atreides, numerous responsibilities came with the territory. Among them was the obligation to navigate diplomatic relations with various houses, particularly evident as your father finalized the contract for Arrakis and oversaw the spice harvest. During a meeting with the Harkonnens, Feyd-Rautha found himself captivated by the presence of the second pair of twins, unable to shake off his fascination.
Ps: English isn't my first language, so I apologize for any small grammar errors!
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Being the Atreides eldest child meant responsibilities. Some suggested getting married and yet the Duke Letoâs most profound plan was more than that. In fact, training his most prestige and intelligent children was yet to become a fruitful generation of the Atreides family itself. With how the Duke was just establishing his agreement for Arrakis. Things were just getting started.Â
In the early hours of the morning, Duke received messages first from Harkonnen, then from the Bene Gesserit, expressing their desires to put Paul through the long-awaited test. And potentially discussing a marriage proposal for the daughter. A sister of the Bene Gesserit, Helen, sought Paulâs testimony, the agreement for which was expected that same evening. Despite the unspoken bond within the family, evident in his brother's gentle gaze and the shared understanding, the weight of his father's gaze lingered heavily. âWill my children endure this infernal place?â he pondered, resolved to safeguard their legacy.Â
You, on the other hand, couldn't help but dwell on your own outcome. Your brother's training sessions had just commenced, while Duncan had departed for the day as usual. You remained in your study as your mother fetched your brother's attire for his test, that same morning. Despite her attempts to mask it, her eyes betrayed her worry and sorrow at witnessing her second child assuming the mantle of their House. Being descended from the Bene Gesserit, you understood her emotions intimately, benefiting greatly from the shared similarities. A sense of satisfaction washed over you as you caught your mother's gaze, exchanging a knowing smile. Her subtle nod reassured you that everything would be alright. âYes, everything will be okay. Paul is strong,â you reassured her, the words lingering in your memory.Â
As the Atreides tended to their familial matters, the Baron of Harkonnen, accompanied by his nephew Feyd-Rautah, received an unexpected but rather fruitful invitation to today's council from Duke Leto. Paul's inclusion in the invitation was urged strongly by your father, whose beseeching eyes left no room for refusal. With Paul's future as the Duke in mind, you felt compelled to comply. "Will father object?" you queried during breakfast, noticing your mother's absence as she assisted Dr. Yueh in preparing Paul for his impending test. Initially hesitant, you cited the traditional exclusion of women from male-dominated spaces and political affairs. However, your brother's persistence, coupled with his revelation of your father's endorsement, swayed your decision. "Fatherâs orders," he disclosed, highlighting the potential impact of your presence, particularly concerning the Harkonnen. With reluctance, you acquiesced, stating, "Very well, but understand that I do this for you." Paul's satisfied expression betrayed a hint of amusement.Â
The following day dawned with Paul's early hours consumed by Helen's final test. The Bene Gesserit sister arrived unexpectedly early, not only focusing on your brother's training but also involving you both. Despite the Bene Gesserit's usual bore for daughters, Paul's exceptionalism as the heir and you being twins altered the dynamic. Helen took matters into her own hands, prioritizing Paul's training just as she had done with yours, although you were included as part of the package deal, inseparable twins as you were.Â
Contrarily, you were well aware that today involved attending your father's council and orchestrating a proper reception for the Harkonnen. With a portion of their fleet bound for Arrakis, the Baron saw fit to bring his nephew along, a gesture of goodwill as they preferred to present it. While your mother urged you to accompany your brother, it was during breakfast that the next generation of Atreides convened. "Y/N," your mother's voice echoed in your mind. The test had concluded, your brother standing beside her, his expression inscrutable. This time, he exuded more confidence, yet there was a noticeable change from days past. His gaze barely left you as he silently confirmed his test's success. The trial had instilled apprehension in Helen, for both her daughter and now her son. Jessica had undoubtedly made an impression on her Reverend Mother, as expected. But something felt offâ
"Father is awaiting your presence; the Council convenes shortly. Come, dress quickly," Jessica urged, her concern evident in her voice as she ushered both of you towards your father's chambers. "Of course, mother," You affirmed, Paul opting to fetch by your side as you readied yourself. His unease at the prospect of you encountering the Harkonnen was unmistakable, yet as you rose with assurance, adhering to your mother's instruction to dress appropriately, your brother remained silently supportive within the confines of the family abode. "Father will be pleased to see you alongside our new guests," he remarked, though the term 'guest' felt inadequate for the Harkonnens, known for their relentless pursuit of perfection within their domainâa trait reminiscent of the Bene Gesserit's own household.
"Ah, don't even get me started," you chuckled in response to his cynical remark, finishing your final adjustments in front of the mirror before approaching your brother. "Youâre beautiful, Dunken would be damned not to see you right now." Paul admitted, though he was just as sparing with compliments as your father, if not more so. You chuckled again and tousled his hair affectionately. "Shame for him, indeed. Let's go then, Father must be waiting for us."Â
Duke Leto awaited his children to join him as he heard approaching footsteps, realizing they belonged to you and your brother. It was evident from their tardiness that they would likely be teased by Halleck. Paul, with a subtle smirk, leaned towards the man, who promptly assigned you to sit beside him as your father entered the room. "Paul, Y/N," Duke Leto acknowledged, and both of you nodded, maintaining impeccable etiquette. A moment of silence hung in the air as your father took his seat next to Halleck, acknowledging the arrival of the guests, unmistakably the Harkonnen. "Bring them in," he instructed.
Feyd-Rautha, accompanied by the Baron and Glossu, made their entrance. You couldn't help but notice the Harkonnens' air of perfection and similarity, a trait you had been warned about during your training sessions with Halleck, who delighted in describing them as ruthless monsters. It was surreal to see Halleck now sitting beside your father without so much as a flinch, as if their inevitable downfall was already evident and he felt no fear in displaying his disdain for their kind. Meanwhile, both Paul and you were filled with curiosity, and you caught sight of someone observing you from a distance. Just as introductions were about to be made, your gaze met that of Feyd-Rautha. His name was revealed by the Baron in a manner that attempted to convey affection but came across as somewhat grotesque.Â
Feyd-Rautha's gaze seemed fixed on yours, but thankfully, your father's voice signaled the beginning of the council, prompting everyone to take their seats for further discussion. Paul noticed, as he always did. He observed you clumsily attempting to handle a cup of water in a manner befitting of civilization, all the while sensing Feyd's unwavering focus on you. To him, you were his prey, much like how the Baron sought amusement during his stay on Arrakis. If it weren't for his insistence on accompanying the group, he might have missed the opportunity to encounter a face as captivating as yours. His smirk became more pronounced when the topic of your potential betrothal to a House chosen by your father was broached. You couldn't help but cough in surprise, prompting Paul to lean towards you and whispered, "Are you alright?" You nodded quickly, and you could have sworn you heard him chuckle.Â
"Yesâ" You started, but your coughing grew more pronounced as all attention turned towards you. Your father expressed immediate concern and moved to summon medical assistance, but you objected, requesting a moment alone. Rising from your seat, you were just moments away from agreeing to the medical aid. You couldn't shake the feeling of Feyd-Rautha's penetrating gaze, and perhaps Paul's knowing glance. To Feyd-Rautha's evident amusement, this seemed only the beginning. "Farewell, you may depart," your father concluded, dismissing the attention focused on you.Â
"I suppose she's quite spirited, discussing marriage at such a young age, Poor thing." Hallek's voice remarked. It was something you had come to understand during your time in the opulent halls and corridors of House forcesâthat even the venerable Halleck, with all his gravity, possessed a degree of perceptiveness uncommon among men. However, this observation didn't sit well with Feyd. In fact, he couldn't resist making a remark, perhaps ill-timed and ill-phrased, which prompted Paul to rise from his seat, ready to confront him. "Surprising for an Atreides, she's not much for entertainment," he quipped, just before being cut off by Leto, redirecting the conversation towards political matters. But Feyd had other intentions. Aware that you had likely stepped out for some fresh air, he seized the excuse to excuse himself to the bathroom. Â
Fortunately, you arrived just in time as Dunken returned from his visit with the Fremen. Upon hearing of his return, you also learned about the impending arrival of the Harkonnens. Sensing your presence as their ships prepared to land, Dunken swiftly removed his mask and embraced you. "Is Paul not here?" he pondered, surprised as Paul typically greeted Dunken first, followed by a later rendezvous in your study for practice. "In council, with father. Father insisted we both attend, and guess who's here," you replied, making it clear with your eyes that you were referring to the Harkonnens. You were cautious not to reveal too much, knowing that any hint would only provide more amusement for Feyd to torment you with.Â
"Harkonnen. I'm aware," Duncan affirmed, sharing your sentiment, until his gaze shifted from yours to someone in the distance. It was someone who perhaps wasn't welcome if intruding but was expected at today's event. Duncan leaned in carefully, recognizing that whoever the man was seeking out, it was likely you. "I suggest you go speak to that man. If there's one thing my mother taught me, it's to never ignore your own apprehension," he advised, tousling your hair gently as you tried your best not to pout in response, before he hurried off to join your father.Â
On the other hand, Feyd couldn't tear his gaze away from the man's eyes. Was he someone he'd eventually have to confront? Such thoughts were irrelevant. All he craved was you, completely. As the pilot room emptied, a haunting silence filled the air. Dunkan's words echoed in your mind, reminding you of the inevitable encounter with Feyd-Rautha as part of collaborating with the Harkonnens. As he approached cautiously, you flinched, muscles tensing. His nearness seemed to radiate warmth, almost as if your skin would brush against his. "So... It's you," his voice pierced the silence. It wasn't the tone you anticipated or sought. It was soft, yet carried a comforting warmth reminiscent of Arrakis's weather. âAtreidesâs very own princess.âÂ
Your eyes never leaving his gaze. You couldâve sworn yourself that if you even tried to escape you couldnât. In fact, your eyes even tried to sorrow for comfort elsewhere, but the darkness and contrast beneath his skin felt cold, slowly loosing yourself entirely within him all together. As his hand drawing near you, his fingers brushing around your waistâŠÂ
"Y/N. They're leaving." Paul's voice echoed in your mind, interrupting any chance of leaning closer and feeling the faint touch of Feyd's lips. You pondered: was this love, or merely a trap ensnaring a woman's blind eye? Oddly, your brother's voice now felt distant, but you quickly regained your senses as Feyd realized the moment couldn't last. He must resist, for now. His smirk grew more pronounced upon hearing the Baron's voice calling out his name, one of the most memorable yet unsettling utterances you'd ever heard. As Feyd cast one final admiring glance your way, he whispered, "We'll meet again, my Queen..."
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summary: âŠbecause youâre just too dumb to look out for yourself, Rafe takes matters into his own hands.
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If I Were You (I wrote all chapters after the first.) (Yandere!Austin!Elvis X Reader) You thought you could fix him, and he made you worse.
Ch. 1, Ch. 2, Ch. 3, Ch. 4, Ch. 5
Hallelujah - (Yandere!Austin!Elvis x Reader) Elvis was lucky enough that you were at his concert and was able to save his life after an OD on stage. Youâre not so lucky.
Would it be a Sin? - (Yandere!Austin!Elvis x Hispanic!Reader) You love Elvis, and he loves you back, but he has some unconventional ways of showing it.Â
Devil In You Eyes - (Yandere!Austin!Elvis x Reader) Your Daddyâs boss always gets what he wants.Â
Burninâ a Hole Where I Lay - (Omegaverse Yandere!Austin!Elvis x Reader) Your best friend is not about to let you go so easy.Â
Wait for Me  - (Yandere!Austin!Elvis x Reader) In which Elvis believes heâs Orpheus when he is in fact Hades.Â
Every Minute, Every Hour -Â (Yandere!Austin!Elvis x Reader) Youâll be shaken by the strength and mighty power of his love.Â
Pairing: Soldier boy x Sup!Fem!Reader
Summary: The deal was simple, he kills Homelander, and Butcher gives him greenlight to fulfill his dream of having a family, you were just⊠collateral damage, another sup taken care off if you ask Butcher.
Warnings: SPOILERS OF THE BOYS SEASON 3 CHAPTERS 7 & 8.
Cursing, Dub-con, involuntary imprisonment, unprotected sex (do I have to remind you to not have a party without a party hat?), breeding kink, housewife kink, cursing, dirty talking, the works and everything fun related to this guyÂ
Wordcount:Â 3.7k
Notes: Oh I really wanted to write about this hot sup and honestly? his talk about wanting kids just triggered meÂ
This is it, the final fight. Butcher and Soldier Boy were getting ready to storm the tower, the final battle against Homelander where they knew they were going to win. Sharing stories about their childhoods and their crappy dads.
âI always wanted them, kids I mean, I've always thought I could do a better job than my father ever didâ Butcher saw the plan he carefully and dangerously crafted crumble into pieces in front of his eyes
âHomelander is not your sonâ he said carefully
âHe is the only thing I haveâ
âYou can have more kidsâ he said then, âI know you like old bags, but you can still choose a young one, I donât care, but he⊠has to goâ Ben looked at him with with furrowed brow
âThe young girls these days donât want to form families, thatâs what that cum-eating little shit told meâ
âWell, yeah but you are a handsome devil, I know you can figure it outâ he uttered hopefully
âWell, yeah, homelander is a piece of shit anyways, so fuck himâ Butcher signed relieved
âThat my boyâ
âI could convince that girl to give me a couple of babies, I mean, she is sweet like thatâ
âWho?â
âThe sweet one⊠the one on your team, the one with the telekinesis thingâ
â(Y/N)?â he asked, it was ButcherÂŽs turn to frown, âI donât think she is your speedâ
âIâll make her my speedâ he said firmly, and thatâs when they both look at eachother, definitely
âThatâs not how we do things with the ladiesâ he said carefully, âWe ainât in the 40âs no moreâ he growled. Ben only smirked
âSo now you are telling me I canât have her either?âÂ
âOnly if she wants toâ he reminded himÂ
âTurn a blind eye, convince everyone we are dead, and I'll waste my own son for youâÂ
âThey are going to hate me if they found out I gave her to you like some sort of stuffed animal in a carnivalâ
âThatâs the part where you convince them we are deadâ he said simply, âYou want me to fry Homelander? My own son? Youâll let me take herâ Butcher looked at him
âBut she can never tell anyone what happenedâ he warnedÂ
âIâll take care of thatâ he said simply, âYou just think there is going to be one less Sup you need to worry aboutâÂ
âGood riddance thenâ
âYou two are sickâ Maeve muttered, and they both froze when they saw the redhead standing in the doorway of the room
âOh, we getting sentimental love?â mocked Butcher, âShe is just going to be collateral damage, we kill the bastard, whatever it takesâÂ
âAnd what are you going to do to her you sick fuck?â she asked thenÂ
âYou donât worry your little head about thatâ muttered Butcher
âShe doesnât deserve this, she is actually a decent personâ
âYou heard the man, he wonât waste Homelander if we donât let him take her, so thatâs itâ Maeve went quiet, sharing dirty looks with Soldier Boy, the man just smiled
âIâm not gonna hurt herâ he said simply, âIâm just gonna turn her into what any decent girl should be, make an honest woman out of herâÂ
âThis is so wrongâ she whispered, but said nothing more as the three prepared to storm the tower
âThey already have a huge startpointâ muttered Hughie
âWe still have to tryâ, said Annie decisivelyÂ
âAgreeâ you muttered, looking up at Frenchie, Kimiko and MM, âwe all know what we are up against, right?â
âSoldier Boy and Homelander wonât walk out of that towerâ muttered MM, âwhatever it takesâ
âWhatever it takesâ you all agreed
The plan was simple, Frenchie and Kimiko would go for the nerve gas to stop Soldier Boy while you all gained time and try to stop them. Hughie was to the control room to warn everyone as you and Annie ran in front of MM to protect him of whatever lies in front of you through the halls of Vought towerÂ
But when you got to them⊠it was already late. You couldnât even walk through the doors of the news study when a huge blast threw you backwards. You flew through the air feeling as the air was punched out of your lungs and you collapse against a marble pillar, losing all consciousnessÂ
. . .
When you came to your senses again, your head weighed a ton, and you had to make a huge effort to open your eyes. You took in the room, you were laid on a King size bed, and the room looked cozy, with a fireplace and all, a little outdated, like from the 80âs, but it was a very comfortable looking room. You took your hands towards your face and they both looked fine, you drew out your push wave and it still worked, your powers were ok, not fried out
âOh good, I was scared I fried your powersâ you grunted a little more when you recognized the men behind the words, âI wouldn't want you to lose themâ
âBen?â you called, finding him entering the room you were in, he smiled when he heard you calling him that, this is exactly what he wanted from you, his real name being moaned from those lips he liked so much, âWhat happened?â you murmured, âYou used the radiation against us?â you seemed hurt, you sounded scared, and he didn't like that
âYou tried to stop us from smoking Homelanderâ he explained simply, not denying itÂ
âIs everyone else ok?â you asked, âAnnie and MM? Frenchie and Kimiko?â he sigh loudly, impatient, not wanting to have to explain to you, he didnât care about them, he cared about you
âI donât know, they were breathing when I leftâ
âYou fried us upâ you frowned your pretty little face and he didnât understand why this was so hard for you to understand. Your eyes stopped at the TV, which was broadcasting the lastest news⊠Homelander was DEAD
âWHAT?â you said urgently, seeing the entire Vought tower completely destroyed, âWhat the fuck hapened?â
âSweet things like you donât talk like thatâ he whispered with that husky voice of his
âBen⊠what happened?â you asked, softly, to appease him
âI complied with my part of the deal, I wasted Homelanderâ even if he clearly won, he looked defeated, âHomelander, what kind of shitty name that is anyways?â Even though this is what you all wanted, it felt wrong to celebrate the death of a human being, even though it was a Supe-supremacist psychotic piece of shit like him, still⊠celebrating a manâs death wasnât right
âIs everyone ok?â
âI think so, I really didnât care, I only cared about youâ you felt your cheeks flush at his words and then he flashed you a poster boy smile. To distract yourself, you looked around. If the outside was any indication, you seemed to be in some sort of cabin
âBen?â you asked, suddenly scared, your super hearing wouldnât let you hear anything else but his breathing and the birds outside chirping, no cars, no other people, nothing. He raised from his seat on a small sofa and sat right next to you on the bed. His closeness made you uncomfortable
âYes, sweet thing?â he purred, and you understand why he got laid everywhere he went, he had to only speak with that thick voice and all the panties in the room would drop
âWhere are we?â Softly and gently was the way to go with him, you looked into his beautiful green eyes looking for the truth and the truth only, he smiled softly and tucked a loose strand of hair behind your ea, the contact of his gloved hands made you trembled in your spot
âWe are in a cabin Legend gifted me after our first gig together, the old thing is still standingâÂ
âBut why? Where are the others?â
âAround, why do you care so much?â he asked, annoyed, âIâm hereâÂ
âBut you had a huge fight, and Homelander is finally dead, and I⊠he was the most powerful man alive, I mean, I just want to knowâŠâ
âEveryone is okâ he said with a sigh, probably the others were covering your tracks, I mean, you just wasted Homelander and Vought probably had tapes about all of you doing so⊠so now you were fugitives again, and you had to lay low, if the other were ok it was all going to be fine.Â
âExcept for Noir, Homelander got to him before I couldâ
âNoir is also dead?â you asked, feeling bad for the ninja, you actually like him and your time in the tower and the times you spent with him had been very pleasant. But to Soldier Boy not too much since he was your worry his face turned in anger
âHe was a traitor who gave me away to the Russiansâ he growled, âHe is lucky Homelander got to him and not meâ
âIâm sorry for what he did to you, but to me he was always⊠politeâ you whisperedÂ
âLetâs just not talk about that traitor fucker, a walking tumorâ his tone made you frightful, so you just looked down scaping his gaze
âIâm sorry you had to be the one to kill Homelanderâ you muttered, âHughie told us, that he wasâŠâ
âMy own sonâ you looked back at him and it scared you he didnât seem remorseful, or that he didn't show any emotion at all, âI didnât get to raise him, he was a weak little pussyâ
âI'm sorry about thatâ you whispered, âHe wasnât a good personâ
âIt doesnât matter, I have a second chanceâ he muttered, he leaned in and before you could stop him he trapped your lips with his. He kisses you slowly. At first you are so impressed you couldnât react until he tried to pry your lips open with his tongue. You pushed him but accidentally used your powers. Even when it barely move him, not being able to throw him off the bedÂ
âYou are a little firecracker, did you know that?â he asked, amused by your outburst
âNoâ you whispered, he leaned in again to kiss you roughly, and you felt limb against his arms and chest as you return the kiss
He might be traumatized, he might have been an asshole, but he was hot as hell. He was one of the most handsome guy you had ever met and in a fraction of a second you thought about even if you fuck him, it wouldnât mean anything but a good time, he was going to pretend nothing happened by tomorrow, so whatâs the harm?
His hand went to encase your face against him, and you in turn grabbed his chestnut hair, playing with it with your fingers. His hands soon left your face to go down your neck to squeeze your breasts, as he groaned, pleased against your mouth
âFuckâ he whispered when he left your mouth to drop open mouth kissed down your chin and then devouring your neck, âYou are a little slut, arenât you?â
âNoâ you whispered, âI just want to fuck youâ you said simply, your hands travelling down his body and then up against againsât his skin until you reached his chest. He chuckled, his husky voice made your panties more wet if that was even possible. He slowly eased you down against the mattress, while he got rid of the blankets that were still covering you, so he could lay next to you. He was wearing some cotton pants and a simple shirt, and even though it would be to even hotter to fuck him while he was wearing his suit, this worked just fine.Â
You moaned, losing all shame when he sucked on a special spot in your neck, and you spread your legs instinctively. You barely realized you werenât wearing your super suit, you were wearing a plain t-shirt and cotton leggings just like him, which he ripped from your quivering body when he realized you had spread your legs for himÂ
He wastes no time in trapping you under him once he gets rid of your underwear. He opened up your thighs, your sex exposed to him, admiring your wet pussy. You wanted to be even so you, in turn, ripped to shreds his clothes as well, and to your surprise, his ock jumped free, missing the underwear
âGod I love the new ageâ he purred, you squeezed his thick cock, moaning when you couldnât completely wrap your hand around his thick range, he was going to rip you apart if he wasnât careful, which you were sure he wasnât going to be. His thick finger danced teasingly trough your folds, testing you, tasting how wet you were, because you were dripping for him
âIâve never been the one much for foreplayâ he murmured, you just nodded, wanting him inside you, âHell, we have time later for some pussy tastingâ the tip of his cock replaced his fingers, and you opened more your legs for him to be able to place himself comfortably between your legs, as he started to open you up with his thick cock.Â
âOh shitâ you cursed, closing your eyes, your hands laced under your knee to keep your legs open for him. The stretch burned, but if felt so good you could kill him if he ever stopped.Â
In a rough push he was completely seated inside of you, making you groan, uncomfortable because of his huge size, needing time to get accustomed to him, but fuck, you had never felt so full, and he touched all the right places inside of you, places you didnât thik even existed
âFuck you are tightâ he cursed under his breath
âYou are too bigâ you complained, but he only smiled, retrieving himself and then pushing into you roughly, the tip of his cock touching your cervix, making you scream in surprise
âAre you ok?â he smirked, and you just nodded, playfully grabbing his ass, encouraging to start thrusting into you, which he did. Soon he started at a rough pace, the mattress making you bounce off the force.Â
You grabbed him by the back of his neck and drew him towards you to kiss him deeply. He chuckled darkly against your mouth when he read your intentions
âYou are a sweet girl who likes to make sweet lovinâ arenât you?â you nodded shamefully, like it was a bad thing, but he looked down at you with a glimmer in his eyes that made you rethink everything you knew about him.Â
His thrusts where deep and calculating, almost methodical as he kept pounding into you, the tip of his cock kissing your cervix every time
âShit!â you cursed as your eyes turned to the back of your head from the pleasure, the knot in your belly kept getting tighter and tighterÂ
âFuck I feel your little pussy fisting my cockâ he purred against you temple. With a wide smile, and using all the force you had, you managed to switch positions, getting him under you, much to his surprised when you placed your hands in his chest and started moving your hips teasingly, finding the perfect angle his cock would touch that sweet spot inside of you, oh and when you did, plus him grabbing your tits and squeezing them, made you cum so hard your thighs trembled at his sides. He grabbed your hips, taking control again and he started moving you roughly on top of him. You navigated your orgasm that lasted longer that you could handle, making you wanted to faint on top of the superhero
âDid you make yourself cum on my fat cock?â he mocked thrusting his hips up to meet you, making such a sloppy sound it was straight up filthy. âAnswer meâ he demanded, spanking your ass
âYes I made myself cum on your cockâ you confessed full of shame. Oh and you prayed the others werenât at earshot, this was going to be very hard to explain
âFuck, you are so tight you are going to make me cumâ he admitted, fucking you even roughly, grabbing the globes of your ass, making you bounce up and down his cock for his pelasure, chasing his clĂmaxÂ
What he didnât expect was to draw another orgasm from you while he pumped you full of his come. Secretly, he hopes it sticks the very first time, as he made sure to press you against him for his cum to reach your womb if it had toÂ
He cum inside you, you felt it deep in your womb and you whined, feeling so good and warm. You werenât on any birth control, but you guessed you could buy some plan b tomorrow, and slapped yourself mentally for being so careless
âThat was one of the bst fucks of my lifeâ you looked at him like he had three heads at his admission.
âGood to know, I thought you were some sort of manwhoreâ you giggled, and he laughed heartilyÂ
âI amâ he admitted, caressing your hips, while you were still on top of him
âItâs ok if I cuddle?â you asked dumbly, you liked to cuddle but you werenât sure he wanted that, and if the others were going to come back soonÂ
âOf course sweetheartâ he said with a chuckle, as he trapped you down his arm and against his chest sliding his softening cock off of you, making you whimper in the process.Â
You relaxed cuddling into him, you laid against Benâs chest, caressing his soft skin. He chuckled when he heard you purr, content against him.
âArenât you a sweet one?â he chuckled, caressing your naked shoulder and down your back, âyou are a powerful superhero, and a mynx in the sackâ he laughed, and you giggled against his skin, âFuck I like those powers of yours too, I really hope our kids will inherit themâ
âOur kids?â you asked, curious, raising your head to look at him, âwhat do you mean?â If he was him flirting he sucked at it
âThe kids we are going to have together silly girlâ you would have laughed at his poor attempt at flirting if you didnât believe it was real. You wanted to cry
âBen⊠where are we?â you asked again, a single tear falling down your eye
âI told you, my cabinâ
âThe others are not around, are they?â you wanted to climb out of bed, but he grabbed you and made you stick to him with a grunt
âWe were having such a good time sweetheart, donât ruin itâ his voice was calm but he hid a threat in them, so you stood still against him again. âIn exchange of me killing my own son, Butcher promised me he wasnât going to get in the way of me taking you for myselfâ
âNoâ you cried, âHe is an asshole of massive proportions but he wouldnât do thatâ you muttered, âBesides the rest of them, the boys wouldn'tâŠâ
âThey think we are deadâ he said simply, âI had to destroy the entire tower to make sure our story stickedâ you whimpered in fear, knowing perfectly well you would never be able to fight him off
âWhy me?â you asked thenÂ
âWho better than you to give the kids I always wanted?â he asked in return, and you whimpered some more as bitter tear ran down your cheeks and to his chestÂ
âWeâd be terrible parentsâ you cried
âThatâs not trueâ he said, angry, âYou are sweet, and good and hot as hell, I mean, look at that assâ you whimpered some more, maybe referring to him.
âI will raise them right, like strong men',' and with his iron grip around you you just managed to curl more into yourself.Â
2 years laterâŠ
Your husband, Ben, sat at the head of the table with your one year old bouncing on his leg. The baby, your son, giggled and showed him his one tooth he had to his father proudly as he smiled. That made your heart swell. Itâs been a rough couple of years and you understood that what lies ahead, meaning the fact of raising your kids with Soldier Boy, was going to be challenging to say the least, but one thing you understood after so many times you tried to call someone or get help, there was no getting rid of him, so you had to stick around, you couldnât leave your children, specially with HIM
âHe is a handsome little devil, isnât he?â he admired. Your son, Henry, he was big for his age, and chubby, healthy and strong like his father, who looked at you when you put the dinner right in front of him. He smiled at you and placed his hand on your 8 month baby bump. He wasted no time in putting another baby inside of you as soon as you recuperated from having the first one⊠And he was going to do it againâŠ
âWe make cute babiesâ you offered with a smile
âAnd strong ones as wellâ he said proudly, âThese little shits are going to rule the world some dayâ he muttered. He rose his son in his arms and cuddle him against his chest, sometimes you wondered if he was going to be a good role model when he grows, you then look down at your belly, praying that it was a boy as well, you knew how old school he was, but you also thought a girl would melt his cold heart.
Your son hid his chubby face on his fatherÂŽs neck, and that made you believe everything was going to be fine.Â
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summary: it was supposed to be your sister, your bene gesserit trained sister molded by the great houses, spy for the imperium. with no warning, paul chooses you instead and changes your life forever. some call him messiah, others an abomination, but you will call him husband.this will be a multi chapter work and 18+only. note: hello! this takes place after the events of dune part two and Paul is about to become emperor. Irulan and her father are in exile and Chani is gone. thank you for reading! if you wish to see the story continue on beyond this chapter, please comment or reblog!
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Blood and roses.
     âI told you to be careful.â Your sister chided in a motherly tone, despite being only one year older than you, handing you a small handkerchief. With a mouthful of pins, you uttered a small sound of gratitude and used your non-injured hand to finish the task of placing metal rose hair pins in her braided crown. Youâd be Arrakis in less than an hour but your sister wanted her last precious moments alone to be with you.
    âThere, done. My sister, the jewel of the outer world and now Arrakis, I still canât believe this is happening. Do you think he will be kind?â You asked, straightening up to face your sister in the mirror.
 You shared the same deep brown skin and nose of your father but that was where the similarities ended. Both of your mothers had been models of the Bene Gesserit order but only one of your mothers had been made wife of a Duke, and the other a concubine, no less loved.
Until your mother passed, leaving you alone to face rumors of her madness. As you grew so did the stories of the concubine who lost her way and denied herself spice and in turn, denied you of a mother and the protection of the order that trained her and your sister.
     âPaul Atreides is an abomination, a tainted nova and your sister will make him anew, his kindness is of no importance. You may go, your sister and I need to speak.â Reverend Mother Mohiam said from her place in the doorway.
    âI only need a few more minutes with my sister Reverend Mother, weâre nearly ready.â Your sister said, hand in yours.
GO.
A thousand and one tiny cuts into your brain, you found yourself outside of your sisterâs room frozen in place.
  You still remember the day Reverend Mother came to take your sister away to train under the sisterhood.You made the mistake asking why, why could you not go together.
    âYou carry your motherâs agony. You are not sufficient, there is no bite within you, human child. My order has no need of sentient infirmity.â
The Reverend Mother was correct.
What was to be your life after your sister was gone?
Where would your path lead?
There was no place for agony among the stars.
The heat of Arrakis resembled a distraught lover, sloppy kisses of sweat covered your body, the breeze that accompanied the opening of your ship doors held no comfort.Â
You stood behind your sister, poised to pick up the train of her gown the moment your house would disembark the ship but for some reason, no one could leave yet.
Over her shoulder, your sister smiled, stretching her hand behind her back for you one last time. Yet before you could take it, your sister froze, a sudden faraway look in her eyes. Through your veil you watched her eyes widen, her hands clenched into fists.Â
    âHeâs coming here! The Muad'Dib is boarding the ship!â A guard whispered fiercely to another.
No one seemed to notice what was happening but before you took a step towards your sister, her gaze was fixed on you. Despite the heat, you were freezing beneath her stare, unsure if it was your sister or the Bene Gesserit acolyte looking upon you.
The sound of marching feet and chanting distracted you both and all aboard the ship including fell to their knees, the Reverend Mother the only exception. You stood with the others, eyes to the floor, hands shaking as someone made their way down the line, your father making introductions as an attempt at conversation but there was only silence in return.
 You waited for the footsteps to end at your sister but they continued on, barely masked gasps filled the now crowded ship and a pair of boots entered your line of vision.
REMOVE YOUR VEIL.Â
The trembling in your fingers instantly vanished and with otherworldly precision, you removed the veil from your face, the silk sliding down the back of your braids and to the floor.
The MuadâDib was looking at you.Â
      âHer.â
One by one, every Feydakin behind him took a knee and your house got over their confusion quickly, copying the motion, your sister, eyes wet, included.Â
Paul Atreides bowed before you, blue within blue eyes never leaving yours.
      âWelcome to Arrakis.â
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