Sounds of cars passing by pulled you from you deep sleep. You tried to remember the dream you were having but it disappeared as you woke. You turned your head with a yawn and smiled when you seen rain drops trickling down your window.
You loved waking up to the rain, it was truly one of your favorite instances in life.
You got out of your soft bed and headed to the bathroom for your daily routine of showering , brushing your teeth and moisturizing your face.
The hot water slithered down your back , you had the bathroom window cracked so you could smell the rain.
The fruity fresh scent of your body wash filled your nose and made you smile. You were trying to decide which drink to get this morning , you couldnât pick between a hot chocolate or a mocha latte.
âHey! What can I get for you?â The barista chimes as you walk up to the counter. You smile at her and look up at the menu as if you didnât already know what you wanted , but you didnât want to seem to eager.
âIâll just have a large hot chocolate with whip cream and just a dash of cinnamonâ your mouth is already watering at the thought of the drink.
âOk thatâll be $3.69â the barista informs , you grab your wallet from your pocket and frown when you only find $3, no change at all.
âOh shoot, I only have $3â you chuckle , a drop of embarrassment hangs on your tongue.
âOh uh-â the barista begins but she is interrupted by a shy voice.
âIâll get it.....Iâll get it for youâ a man speaks up from the spot behind you in line.
âOh no I couldnât ask you to-â you protest.
He walks up and hands the barista a 5 dollar bill.
âI insistâ he smiles. You smile back and have a hard time looking away from him, he was gorgeous. Dark hair , soft blue eyes that demanded attention and the kindest voice youâd ever heard.
You clear your throat and your thoughts.
âUm thank you so much, thatâs very nice of youâ you say looking back at the man.
He smiles and pulls one of his hands out of his pockets.
âIâm (y/n)â you introduce.
âWhatâs your name?â You speak again.
âIâm -â he begins.
âYou must know who he is!â The barista exclaims looking to you. You look at her with mild confusion and then back at the man.
âNo sorry, his name tag must have fallen offâ you joke. The man looks to you his eyes brow slightly bigger before he laughs , his laugh is soft and welcoming, like little bubbles of amusement popping all around you.
âIâm Bill...Haderâ he holds his hand out for you to shake.
âYeah from SNL!â The barista says again.
âOh sorry I havenât watched Snl since I was a kid, totally different cast back thenâ you chuckle. Bill smiles , refreshed to finally meet someone whoâs not a fan.
You look at your phone and curse yourself .
âShit Iâm late for a class...Thank you again for the drink Bill, hopefully Iâll see you again to return the favorâ you chime as you push the door open with your back.
âYea- yeah Iâll be here ..... tomorrow..â bill says softly but you were already gone.
â(Y/n)â Bill sighs to himself with a smile as you walk out of his sight.
Summary:Â slow burn fic between a college!Reader and Richie Tozier where he becomes her sugar daddy. In this chapter y/n starts her internship at a talent agency, in which she expects to be put with an agent who can show her the ropes, but gets a surprisingly different kind of mentor.Â
Word Count: 1.2k
Everyone had been telling you for weeks to wear slacks to her internship, even though her advisor had told her it was more of a relaxed internship. Despite her advisor's advice, she decided to wear a pair of maroon slacks, a grey sweater, and grey loafers.
You felt like you looked more business casual than business, with light makeup and her hair tied up in a bun. You took one last look in the mirror before running out the door with your coffee and purse in hand.
Even though it was an hour before you were even supposed to meet your mentor, you knew how LA traffic was. Surprisingly, it wasn't as bad as you'd expected and you arrived at the building thirty minutes early, already feeling the nerves building in your stomach.
You parked across the street from the large building and walked over, double checking the address on your email to make sure you were in the correct place. You enter the building, smiling at the woman who greets you. She tells you to go get an ID card made, and then how to get to the correct office.
You make your way to get your ID card made, going through the motions before making your way upstairs towards the offices.
You easily find the office number the woman downstairs had given you and you knock on the door before entering. Richie Tozier sits at a desk in the corner of the room, beckoning for you to come inside.
"Oh, Mr. Tozier, I'm so sorry, I must have the wrong office." You start to retreat, face flushing slightly. He stops you, calling you back into his office.
"No, you're in the right office. Miss Y/L/N, right?" He asks and you nod, reentering the office. "You're my intern."
"Oh, I thought I was going to be with an agent." You say, as he motions for you to close the door.
"Your application said you were most interested in comedy, so who better to put you with than a comedian?" He says, moving to lean on his desk. You take in his lanky form, clad in jeans, a T-shirt and vans, and suddenly you feel overdressed.Â
"Thank you for the opportunity." You say and he shrugs.
"Don't thank me yet, it's not a glamorous job." He moves to sit at his desk again, and you take the chair in front of him, pulling out a notebook. "Every morning you will get me a cup of coffee from the cafe down the street, feel free to get yourself something as well. I like my coffee black with two sugars.âÂ
You nod as you write in all caps on your notebook his coffee order. He continues, telling you what your day to day duties will be, and explaining how to go about accomplishing them.Â
You take lots of notes, filling up several pages in your notebook by the time youâre finished.
âLast, but not least, lose the slacks. Wear jeans next time you come. Oh, and the formalities. You can call me Richie, Rich, Tozier, pretty much anything, just not Mr. and not sir. â You nod, blushing slightly.
âOkay, now why donât you go grab us some coffees and we can get started going over some emails and how to answer them correctly.â He says, reaching into his wallet to pull out a credit card and extend it to you. You take it, slipping it into the wallet on the back of your phone, before making your way out of his office, and the building.
Pretty much the entire way to and from the coffee shop, which isnât actually very far from the building, is you giving yourself a pep talk. Youâre not really sure how Richie Tozier came to be your mentor, but he is and will continue to be for the rest of the semester, so you have to get used to it.
You make your way quickly back upstairs, opening the door and entering quietly. You set Richieâs coffee down in front of him, the card dropping down beside it a second later. He looks up to see you empty-handed and his brow furrows.
âDidnât want anything? Not a coffee drinker? Iâm sure they have tea.â He sounds slightly concerned, but you shrug.
âI already had my coffee this morning. Thank you for offering, though.â You say quietly, as you sit down at the chair in front of his desk.Â
âShit, you are polite as fuck. No need to be, though. Least I can do is buy your coffee if youâre going to be working for me.â He says, after taking a sip of his coffee.
The next couple of hours go by pretty quickly, he goes over the emails more in detail, giving you a chance to respond to a couple with him watching so that he knows youâve got the hang of it. After that you go over scheduling, discussing the finer details of your internship and how youâre going to get the hours you need for your class.Â
âOkay, letâs take a break, get some lunch. You have a class this afternoon, right?â He pauses and you nod, confirming that. âOkay, you are done for the day. We can pick up where we left off tomorrow. Donât forget to wear jeans tomorrow, alright?â He smiles, and you chuckle, nodding.
âSure, Iâll wear jeans.â You say and he grins, leading you out of the office, your bag slung over your shoulder.Â
âFantastic, see you tomorrow, Y/L/N.â His long legs carry him down the hallway and stairs quicker than you can move, and the quiet walk gives you a chance to reflect on the day youâve just had.Â
The drive back to school is long and slow, traffic bumper to bumper until you get to campus. You decide to skip going to your apartment and just park in a parking garage, going to find your roommate whoâs curled up in her usual spot in the cafe.
âYouâre never going to guess who my mentor is!â You sit right across from her, and she looks up at you, a smile spreading across her face.
âOooh, is he cute?? Please tell me heâs cute.â She says and you roll your eyes at her. Sheâs always trying to get you to go out and date and party, but itâs just not your thing. You have to focus on school.Â
âItâs Richie Tozier!â Her mouth falls open as you laugh, nodding.
âThe Richie Tozier? Like performed at Radio City Music Hall Richie Tozier?â You nod enthusiastically.
âThatâs the one!â She groans, slamming her book closed.
âNow Iâm mad that I chose an on-campus internship. Youâre so lucky!â She says and your face falls slightly.
âItâd be even better if I could form an intelligent sentence around him.â She sighs, moving to grab your hand comfortingly.
âYou know you warm up to people well, give it a little time. Youâre gonna do great.â You give her a thankful smile, squeezing her hand softly.
âOkay, I gotta get to class. Iâll see you at home later!â You hug her softly, before heading off to your only class of the day.Â
Your class seems to drag on, the professor about as interesting as a pile of dirt today. He dismisses the class thirty minutes early, though, so you head home to get started on homework. That night, though, all you can think about is your new mentor and your internship.
word count: 5467
warnings: swearing, itâs not smutty but thereâs like.. themes of boning ya feel
summary: (y/n) has a really steamy dream⊠about the person sheâd least expect.  And when Richie finds out itâs about him, he canât help but tease her a bit
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Christmas is coming so hereâs some Christmas-themed writing prompts đđđ
- âA Kiss Under The Mistletoeâ
- First Christmas spent together
- Secret Santa Gift Swapping
- Religious Holiday Traditions
- Person A is terrible at wrapping presents and Person B wraps gifts perfectly. OR Person B teaches Person A how to wrap presents. Itâs an experience to say the least.
- Person A is decorating the tree and refuses to let anyone else help because the tree needs to be perfect
- Making Christmas dinner together
- âYou donât have Christmas plans so why not come home with me?â OR Spending Christmas with someone elseâs family
- Person A loves Christmas (movies, decorations, traditions, gift-giving, food, everything). Person B hates Christmas.
-Â âAn Unconventional Christmasâ
- Person A has a very strange Christmas tradition
-Â "I need you to pretend to be my partner because I told my parents Iâd been seeing someone and now they want me to bring them home for Christmasâ ORÂ âI need you to be my date to the Christmas partyâ
- âA Christmas Getawayâ, such as: sitting by a log fire in a cabin, with mugs of hot chocolates and a blanket.
- Snowed in with someone else
- Getting a Christmas card from someone unexpected
- Going to a Christmas light switch on with someone/friends
-Â âNaughty or Nice?â
- Person A comes home to find Person B has decorated their house/dorm room out in a variety of Christmas banners, lights, and other festive items.
- Having a Christmas movie marathon together OR swapping favourite Christmas movies
- Christmas tree shopping together
- Christmas baking together (Gingerbread men or house, cookies, etc.)
Summary: WellâŠ.
Pairing: professor!Bill Hader x student!reader
Warnings: teacher-student relationship
A/n:Â I would like to thank đ especially for the idea of a Mulaney substitute!
âHello, children â hello! I, am Professor Mu-la-ney, and I will be substituting for Professor Hader this week for you see, he is currently at a conference.âÂ
You blink in the doorway with two Starbucks drinks in hand â yours, and a caramel latte for you suppose, Mulaney.
âUhmâŠâ You hesitate forward and stretch your arm to give him the coffee, stretch it as far as you can.
âOh!â His lips split into a satisfied smile. âFor me?â And he takes it with both hands. âThank you â what kind?â
It sounds like it pains you to answer, but, âCaramel latte.âÂ
He hisses âNice,â before a gentle sip, cautious of the steam fluttering out the lid. Like a curious child, you watch with no restraint, no attempt at politeness, but rather something like contempt or better-yet, cautious curiosity. The name âMu-la-neyâ rings wellâŠ.and familiar too, but you canât wipe off your scowl or your urge to test him this class at every, single, corner.
As he blows his coffee to a cool, he catches you. Together, youâre frozen, waiting for one of you to make a move. Stalking to your seat, you check him out. Heâs half certain as you take your first step, that youâll make your way back around and circle him into submission. But you are no predator, and he is no prey.Â
Gee. He wouldnât have guessed âHaderâs girlâ to be so ferocious.Â
When I was growing up in Oklahoma, clothes were never a thing I thought of. I donât know designers. I mean, I got a Dior suit for the Emmys, and I remember a friend of mine was like, âOh, who are you wearing to the Emmys?â And I was like, âItâs D-I-O-R.â I couldnât pronounce it.
Summary: You and Barry take shelter in a motel after you rampage on friends and family during an unplanned hit. [nsfw].
Pairing: Barry Berkman x hitman!mob!reader
Warnings: Profanity, mentions of violence, sexual content.
âIs it okay if I turn the music on?â
âYeah.â
But the first fucking songâŠ
You squeeze your eyes shut and groan, Barryâs breath hitching louder than your agony at the memories that come with it. Was once such a happy song. Until only recently.Â
Memories come in like a flood â in flashes, one snippet, one visual, one string of audio at a time as you squeeze your eyes shut then rip them back open in your attempt to find the option that turns the memories off. Leave them open and you can hear the music, but canât do anything more than bury your nails into your palm as you try and deal with it. Leave them shut and you can see everything that comes with it.
He turns it off before you can say âNever mind.âÂ
You and Barry drive to a little motel somewhere. Itâs modest, grimy. The walls have wood panels and the beds have red-plaid duvet covers with lace-lined sheets. Theres four lights â one on each side of the bed, one in the hall to the bathroom, and a disk-light in the bathroom. You would count the lamp on the desk in the corner, but it doesnât turn on.
He drove with no destination, and you told him to keep driving. He stops in the place you met during colliding missions.
The guy that hired your fatherâs business had doubts about you. So he came to Fuches, came to Barry.Â
Doubting you was the wrong move â the target was turned back on him and you put a bullet through his brain on order from your business. âFucker owed money anyways,â one of your partners said before he looted his pockets. Â