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trevuorzegras · 27 days ago

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THE TOWN THAT JUDGED 　QUINN HUGHES

　　　quinn hughes x fem biker!reader

SUMMARY 　quinn hughes didn’t plan on getting close to the town’s most talked-about girl, but the more he learns, the more he questions everything. including who he really is.

contains 　mentions of parental illness/death, financial hardship and poverty, mentions of stripping, verbal judgment, mild profanity, police encounter, emotional struggles, use of y/n.

note 　the wc for this is 2.3k, please enjoy! <3

　　MICHIGAN WAS SUPPOSED TO be Quinn’s escape. A safe haven from the chaos of Vancouver, from hockey season, from pressure. The lake brought him comfort — a stillness that made him feel like he could finally breathe. No eyes on him. No unrealistic expectations. Just water, family, and freedom.

Then he met y/n.

She was like a plot twist in a story he thought he’d already figured out. Different — not in a way that startled him, but in a way that made him curious. She didn’t fit the mold of this town he’d grown to love, and that only made her stand out more.

You couldn’t miss her if you tried.

The deep purple 2021 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-25R she rode made sure of that. Her presence turned heads. Sometimes for the wrong reasons. People around here knew her. Or at least, they thought they did.

Y/n had never managed to leave this place, no matter how hard she tried.

She knew the rumors. Knew what they whispered when she walked into a room. She’d never been arrested, but that didn’t stop people from assuming the worst. In their eyes, she was trouble. Not worth their time.

She worked hard — long shifts at a local diner. But bills didn’t care about pride. So when the diner wasn’t enough, she picked up shifts at the club. It wasn’t glamorous. It wasn’t her dream. But it paid. And she didn’t let the looks or the whispers get to her. Not publicly, anyway.

What people thought didn’t define her.

She knew who she was. And who she wasn’t.

Meeting Quinn Hughes was like sunlight cracking through overcast skies.

She had been mid-shift at the diner when he walked in with his brothers and a few friends. All laughter, easy smiles, and a presence that turned the air electric.

She spent more time watching him than waiting tables that night.

He barely noticed her. Too wrapped up in whatever the guys were talking about. Something more important, she guessed. She told herself it didn’t matter. Guys like him didn’t notice girls like her.

Still, by the end of the night, she was almost sure he knew exactly who she was. Word travels fast in a town like this. And facts didn’t matter. Only gossip did. Truth gets bent, twisted, until even you start to wonder who you really are.

But she didn’t let herself dwell. So what if one good-looking guy thought she was nothing? She’d been judged before. Still, a part of her wished people could see past the rumors — that they could see her.

She had dreams once.

College. Criminology. She wanted to be a detective. Make a difference. But life had other plans. Her mom got sick, and survival became the priority. By eighteen, her mother was gone — and so was the future she’d once imagined.

Quinn saw her. Barely.

The night was thick and quiet, his only light coming from his headlights and a flickering streetlamp. He noticed the bike first. Then her — standing beside it like a shadow trying not to be seen.

He pulled up slowly, rolling down the passenger window.

“Hey,” he called gently, voice laced with concern. “You okay?”

Y/n glanced up, startled. She hadn’t heard the SUV roll up. Her helmet sat on the seat of her bike, strands of hair sticking to her cheek from the humidity. She looked tired — not just from the day, but from everything.

She hesitated. “Yeah. Just… bike’s acting up.”

Quinn nodded slowly, not pushing. “Want a ride?”

She looked at him like she couldn’t decide if it was a trap or kindness. Then, with a sigh, she grabbed her helmet and walked towards his car. “Sure.”

The drive was quiet. Comfortable, even. The radio played low. Something mellow. She gave him directions without looking at him, and he didn’t ask any questions. Didn’t make her explain or fill the silence.

When they pulled up outside a small apartment above a pawn shop, she unbuckled her seatbelt slowly.

“Thanks,” she said. “You didn’t have to.”

“I wanted to.” He glanced at her, hand still on the wheel. “I’m Quinn, by the way.”

She smirked faintly. “I know who you are.”

He laughed under his breath. “Fair enough. Still figured I’d introduce myself.”

She paused. “Y/n.”

“Nice to meet you, Y/n.”

They saw each other more after that. Small moments at first — him stopping by the diner for coffee, her dropping off dinner for him and his family. Neither of them labeled it. But it was something.

They talked about things people didn’t usually talk about. He told her about the pressure, the expectations, the weight of always being good enough. She told him about the dreams she buried and the scars she never showed anyone.

It was slow. Real.

Then one night, she texted him.

Y/n: Wanna see something cool?

Bring a flashlight.

He picked her up, heart racing with anticipation. She directed him through winding back roads until they reached a crumbling brick building half-hidden by trees and overgrowth.

“The old Elridge Theater?” he asked, squinting at the faded marquee.

“Yup. Closed when I was ten. Been sneaking in since I was fifteen. It’s quiet. No one comes here.”

She led him through a side door half hanging off its hinges. The inside was dusty, the air stale with age and forgotten dreams. Rows of broken seats. A stage that hadn’t seen a spotlight in over a decade.

“This is your hideout?” he whispered, his voice echoing.

She grinned. “Welcome to my sanctuary.”

They climbed up onto the stage and laid on their backs, staring at the ceiling where stars had once been painted. It was cracked and faded now — but beautiful in its own way.

“You always do stuff like this?” he asked.

“Only with people who need to loosen up,” she teased.

He nudged her shoulder. “You think I need to loosen up?”

“I know you do.”

They laughed. It was easy. Freer than anything he’d felt in months.

Then, Flashlights. Voices. “Police! Anyone inside?”

Y/n’s eyes widened. “Shit. C’mon.”

They scrambled off the stage, darting down an aisle and into a side hallway. She knew every turn, every shortcut. They burst out a back door just as a patrol car pulled up in front.

They ran — breathless, hearts pounding, laughing in disbelief when they finally ducked behind a dumpster two blocks away.

Quinn leaned against the wall, panting. “That was —”

“Insane?” she offered.

“Incredible.”

He looked at her, really looked at her. She was flushed from the run, eyes bright, a wild grin on her face. And something shifted in his chest.

“I think I’ve been living my life trying to be this… version of myself that made sense to everyone else,” he said quietly. “Perfect son. Perfect player. Never stepping out of line.”

She tilted her head, breath still catching. “And now?”

He gave her a crooked smile. “Now I think maybe I’ve been missing the whole point.”

A pause. Then, “I think I’ve been looking for something real. For someone real.”

She didn’t say anything. But she didn’t look away either.

And for the first time in a long time, Quinn didn’t feel like he had to be anything more than exactly who he was.

They didn’t talk about what happened at the theater.

But something changed after that night.

Quinn started texting her more. Nothing dramatic. Just little things:

Quinn: You survive the late night drive?

What’s your go-to late night diner order?

I still owe you for that getaway.

They started hanging out more. At first it was late-night drives or quick coffee breaks during her split shifts. But soon, it was hikes, music playing through shared earbuds, or long conversations on her apartment roof — where they’d lie side by side watching the stars fade into sunrise.

Quinn was changing.

And he knew it.

He was finally breathing. Laughing. Saying “no” when he needed to. Letting go of the pressure to be polished all the time.

And when he told Jack about y/n, his brother didn’t understand.

“She’s… different,” Jack said, frowning. “I just don’t want you getting mixed up in anything messy.”

Quinn looked out the window, jaw tight. “Maybe messy is what I need right now.”

Y/n noticed it too.

The way Quinn had started showing up more. Not just physically, but emotionally. He listened when she spoke, remembered the small things — like how her mom used to make mint tea at night, or how she always sat in the far left booth at the diner when she needed space.

He didn’t push. Never tried to fix her. Just let her be.

That scared her more than anything.

No one had ever seen her without expectations. Without judgment.

So the night she opened her notebook and let him read a few of her old detective school essays, she felt like she was handing him a piece of herself she’d locked away.

“You could still do this,” he said, turning the pages slowly.

She shook her head. “It’s too late.”

“No,” he said, quiet but certain. “It’s not.”

The next week, she took him to her favorite spot — a half-forgotten overlook by the lake, hidden behind a crumbling back road and dense bushes.

They sat on the hood of his car, a blanket draped across their laps, passing a thermos of lukewarm coffee between them.

The water shimmered in the moonlight, endless and quiet.

“I used to come here when things got loud,” she said. “Before my mom got sick. When I still thought life might go the way I wanted it to.”

He didn’t say anything at first. Just looked at her like he was memorizing the exact shade of her sadness.

“You know what I’ve realized?” he finally said.

She glanced at him, brow raised.

“You’re not messy. You’re real. Everyone else is too busy pretending to be fine.”

Her chest tightened. She looked away before he could see her eyes glisten. “Quinn…”

“I mean it.”

They sat there for a long time after that — not touching, not speaking. Just existing beside each other, like two people finally letting their guards down.

Things kept unfolding slowly.

One night, she brought him into the club — through the back door, after hours. She was sweeping up, and he helped without saying a word. She played music from the jukebox and dared him to dance.

He was horrible.

She laughed so hard she snorted. And when he caught her around the waist and spun her clumsily, they were both breathless and shining like kids again.

And later, standing close, hands brushing, she looked up at him.

“You sure you know what you’re doing with me?”

He looked right back, voice steady.

“No,” he admitted. “But I know I want to keep finding out.”

It started with whispers.

They’d been careful. Mostly. No hand-holding in public, no kissing outside her apartment. But in a town like this, it didn’t matter. People noticed things. The way Quinn lingered at the diner after she refilled his coffee. The way she laughed more when he was around.

And just like that, the rumors took off.

She’s using him.

He’s just a phase.

Poor kid doesn’t know what kind of girl she is.

Wonder what she did to get her claws into a Hughes boy.

Y/n heard it first, of course — dirty looks at the club, side comments from the booths at the diner, snide whispers when she walked into the grocery store.

She told herself it didn’t matter.

But the truth was: it stung.

Especially because she knew what was coming next.

It was Jack who showed up first. Alone.

He waited outside the diner after her shift ended, leaning against the hood of his car like he’d been rehearsing what he wanted to say.

Y/n atopped in her tracks when she saw him.

“Jack,” she said cautiously, tightening her jacket around herself. “Did Quinn send you?”

“No. He doesn’t know I’m here.” He pushed off the car, crossing his arms. “I just want to talk.”

“Right,” she muttered. “That’s what people say before they try to make me feel small.”

“I’m not here to insult you,” he said. “I just want to understand. What are you doing with my brother?”

Y/n stared at him. For a moment, she didn’t say anything. Then, “Did it ever occur to you that I’m not doing anything to him? That maybe he just… likes me?”

Jack shook his head, frustrated. “You’ve got a past, Y/n. People talk. You think we haven’t heard the things they say?”

She stepped forward, jaw tight. “Yeah, I’m sure you’ve heard plenty. But did you ever think to ask what’s true?”

Jack didn’t answer.

She took a breath, steadying herself. “You know what? You don’t have to like me. But I’ve never lied to Quinn. I’ve never asked him for anything. If he wants to be around me, that’s his choice.”

Jack’s expression shifted — not angry, but unsure. Like he hadn’t expected her to meet him head-on.

And maybe that’s when the doubt first crept in.

A few days later, Luke cornered Quinn in the garage at their parents’ house, tossing a hockey stick down and crossing his arms.

“You really seeing that girl?”

Quinn didn’t look up from taping his stick. “Yeah.”

“You know what people are saying, right?”

“I don’t care.”

Luke scoffed. “You should. You’ve worked your whole life to build this reputation, and now people think you’re slumming it with some stripper who—”

Quinn stood up fast. Too fast.

“Don’t talk about her like that.”

Luke blinked.

Quinn’s voice was low but firm. “You think you know her because of some rumors? Try sitting with her when she talks about taking care of her mom. Try watching her stay on her feet for twelve hours at the diner without a single complaint. She’s been through hell and still wakes up fighting. I respect her more than half the people who judge her.”

Luke looked away, uncomfortable.

“She’s not who you think,” Quinn added, softer now. “But she’s exactly who I needed.”

Jack and Luke didn’t get it. Not fully — until they saw y/n with their mom.

It was an accident, really. Quinn had invited her over for dinner. Something lowkey. Just family, and Jack had been skeptical the entire time.

But then y/n helped clean the kitchen. Shared stories with their mom about how she used to organize canned goods by color as a kid. Even teased Quinn gently when he dropped a glass.

Jack saw something he hadn’t expected: warmth.

Not performance. Not manipulation.

Just a girl, quietly trying to belong in a place that had always told her she didn’t.

After she left, their mom turned to them with a knowing smile.

“She’s strong. And she cares about him. I like her.”

Jack didn’t argue. Neither did Luke.

And maybe, in that moment, they finally started to understand.

The town still whispered.

But now, when people said things to Jack or Luke, hinted at shame or scandal — they didn’t join in.

Instead, they said what Quinn had said all along:

“You don’t know her.”

And maybe, just maybe, people would start realizing they were right.

NAVIGATION　　 ✶ 　　NHL MASTERLIST

#໒꒰ྀི୧ ◞ ʾ vamp writes ୨ৎ #quinn hughes #quinn hughes x reader #quinn hughes x y/n #quinn hughes x you #quinn hughes fic #quinn hughes fluff #quinn hughes blurb #quinn hughes imagine

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cuties-in-codices · 1 year ago

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the prophet isaiah being sawn in half

13th – 15th century manuscript illustrations

manuscript signatures & links: Sarnen, Benediktinerkollegium, Cod. membr. 8, fol. 24r /// Engelberg, Stiftsbibl., Cod. 339, fol. 94v /// Los Angeles, Getty Museum, Ms. Ludwig XIII 5, v1, fol. 137r /// Munich, BSB, Cgm 503, fol. 134r ///Lausanne, BCU, U 964, fol. 266r /// Vatican, Bibl. Apostolica Vaticana, Pal. lat. 1806, fol. 25r /// Chantilly, Bibl. du Château, Ms. 139, fol. 24v /// Vatican, Bibl. Apostolica Vaticana, Pal. lat. 413, fol. 27r /// Einsiedeln, Stiftsbibl., Codex 206(49), p. 47 /// Los Angeles, Getty Museum, Ms. 1, v2, fol. 43r /// Luzern, ZHB, Msc. 42. fol., fol. 8v /// Luzern, ZHB, Msc. 42. fol., fol. 186r /// Darmstadt, ULB, Hs 2505, fol. 43r /// Berlin, SBB, Ms. germ. fol. 245, fol. 43v /// Heidelberg, UB, Cod. Pal. germ. 432, fol. 30r

#13th century #14th century #15th century #isaiah #speculum humanae salvationis #christian iconography #martyrdom #medieval art

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hirocimacruiser · 2 years ago

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Tommykaira complete car range brochure.

#Tommykaira #Tommykaira 25R #Tommykaira TB #Tommykaira R #R34 GTR #R34 GT-T #Tommykaira GTR #Tommykaira B4 #Tommykaira ZZ #Subaru Legacy

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cepheusgalaxy · 1 year ago

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Ok I was having some troubles with my Milanote subscription.

For context: I've been using Milanote for a while, and recently my family got a lil' better on money so my father decided to give me 50rs every month for savings. I wanted to use that money to pay for my subscription, so I would be able to upgrade for unlimited space, since using it for planning and organizing my ideas has been great but I'm running out of space (the maximum is of 100 cards per account).

The cheapest plan is around $9, and the other one is $12. Pretty cheap, actually. The thing is that if you convert dollars for reals (my country's currency), 1 dollar is around 5 reals. Which makes the 9 dollars around 25rs 🫠 I had misread the subscription thing, so I thought that the price I'd pay would be annual. 25rs every year for a lifelong creative device, pretty good, huh? I was waiting for my monthly 50 (I used the last month's to buy a pizza) and thought I'd only have to spare 25 per year to keep my Milanote premium but No i will actually have to cut my savings in half every month to pay for it.

I wanted to actually buy a book every month but I think now I'll have to save it and buy one like, once every two months. Which is actually pretty good. At least I have some money lol. All because of a misunderstanding

#money #ughhhhh #for a minute i thought that 25rs was actually 50rs so i panicked a bit #but no its just 25rs #rambles #microdosing adult life by having trouble over an app paid subscription you could say #have i told yall how much i hate the dollar -> real conversion thing #the cheapest it has been for like the past years i think? was four reals -> 1 dollar #anyways #gonna upgrade it today and use my spare money to buy the third book of the collection im reading! :)

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kimsuyeon · 4 months ago

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sharpening pack: im sharing the main 5 actions i use! feel free to use them, just please don't reshare them as your own creation <3

some of these examples alter the action. i always make the action stronger than what necessarily looks nice so i can edit based on file. i have noted the edited versions with a * and explained the changes!

every action was made by me. all of the afters are colored and have been run through vapoursynth to be resized and sharpened using finesharp 1.5.

no. 1 - main sharpening, used on most things. most common change is noise or reduction of the 500 px filter's radius. ex. unaltered.

no. 2 - inspired by the tv actions used by gifmakers of shows. still made by myself, heavy noise in the action. again, noise and 500 px radius are the most common adjustments. ex. unaltered.

no. 3* - strong noise and filter, uses camera raw. i use it least often. used when i really want to add texture to skin. altered by removing the 500 px smart sharpen and changing the grain, clarity, and texture within camera raw to what suits the video best. this action is the least universal and usually takes a lot of finnicky adjustments.

no. 4* - used when i giffed movies but retained and used occasionally now. very strong detail sharpening that must be adjusted on all files. both 500 px have been reduced to a radius of .02. occasionally, the 10px 25r should be reduced to radius of 8-10.

no. 5 - used mainly on youtube videos and series. ex. unaltered.

coloring majorly affects the look of my gifs and makes my sharpening look nicer. if none of these give the look i want for that gif or set, i will sharpen from scratch.

#m:tutorial #resources #flashing tw #userdoyeons #awekslook #ninitual #useroro #tuserflora #useranusia

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asterism343 · 1 month ago

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THERE ARE DIFFERENT NAMES FOR THE DRINKS??????????

okay i'm going to test all of them. 0r/100y: Mystic Nectar 25r/75y: (doesn't let you see the name? i'm on the weird route rn so maybe if it was normal route it'd tell me...?) 50r/50y: Try This It's Orange Juice 75r/25y: Sunset Requiem 100r/0y: Blood of Power

#deltarune #deltarune spoilers

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postsofbabel · 12 days ago

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