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"FALSE IDOL" by Ernest Dziedzic

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Bruce’s #1 Fan

By Stan Goldstein

Seven years ago today, May 1, 2017, Bruce Springsteen's "Fan No. 1" Obie passed away. If you don't know who Obie was, she was Bruce's most loyal, dedicated fan. She had the same seat/spot for every show she attended: front-row center (per Bruce's wishes). She closely followed his various bands starting with Child in the late 1960s, eventually becoming his cook and personal assistant (Steve Van Zandt's too) and, most famously, a lifetime front-row-center invitee. In a world in which "superfans" are often infamous, Obie was merely legendary.

There was a memorial service for Obie a few days after she passed at a funeral home in Asbury Park and Bruce gave one of the eulogies. Here's what he said:

Well I'm the guy that Obie spent a big part chunk of her life dedicated to. Being the focus of that attention was pretty challenging very often. Obie was quietly demanding. I didn't know I was going to speak today so I'll just give you some memories I have of O.

First time was at West End Park. We were playing next to Howard's movie theater, and one beautiful summer afternoon, I remember this girl sitting there with the flag around here. So right from the beginning she just looked different from everybody else. Obie was a misfit, outsider, a rebel and didn't look like nobody else, didn't talk like anybody else, didn't think like anybody else. She was just a unique character. And everything that the word fan connotes in all of its myriad, strange, bizarre and wonderful ways. She was a Fan-atic, she was Fan-tastic. She was deeply, deeply dedicated.

Obie's taking more than a few of my secrets with her right now. We lived very, very close to one another for a long time. And I had chicken and grapes! And I had chicken and bananas, chicken and peaches. She covered the fruits and the chicken completely.

What can I say, she was always a heartful soul. She was dedicated to me that if a bullet came my way she would be there to catch it. There was a deep, deep and very personal connection and love. I feel honored to have the seed. And what can I say, I loved Obie a lot. I'm going to miss her very badly when I get out there on the stage, that front and center spot will be empty. We love you O.

To read more about Obie, here's something I wrote that was posted on the Backstreets news page shortly after her death: (Sorry, this is another long post)

REMEMBERING OBIE DZIEDZIC, "FAN NUMBER ONE"

It was about 1:30 a.m. on Sunday, September 23, 2012 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's Saturday show had crept into Sunday morning due to delays from thunderstorms, giving the 55,000 fans a chance to celebrate Bruce's actual 63rd birthday with him. A giant birthday cake was brought out, everyone sang "Happy Birthday," and Bruce then cut the cake. He brought the first piece to Obie Dziedzic, who was in her normal spot, front and center.

"The first piece goes to Obie, our first fan, right there, " said Steven Van Zandt.

Bruce followed with, "Obie, we love you. Obie was following us when we were 16. We love you, O!"

It was a special moment, one of hundreds Obie shared with Bruce Springsteen for more than 45 years — actually starting when Bruce was 18, not 16, but it sure seemed that way. Bruce called her his "first fan" and "Fan No. 1."

Obie Dziedzic — pronounced "Je-zitz," to answer a question she was often asked — passed away early Monday morning after being ill for the past couple of months. She was a friend to not only Bruce and the E Street Band, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, but to musicians and music fans around the world.

Obie, known as "O" to her close friends, grew up in Long Branch, NJ and loved music. She attended tons of shows at Asbury Park's Convention Hall, seeing The Rolling Stones, The Doors, The Who, and so many more in the 1960s. But it was one afternoon in 1969 at Long Branch's West End Park, which is still there today at the corner of Brighton and Ocean avenues, that she first saw the young musician who would change her life forever.

"There he was, this Adonis," Obie once told me. It was a then-18-year-old Bruce Springsteen leading the band Child.

Obie saw rock and roll future even before Jon Landau. Right away, she was drawn to this talented, handsome musician and made sure to see him perform anywhere and everywhere. Later when Bruce was in Steel Mill, Obie would bring pizzas to the surfboard factory in Ocean Township, NJ, where they were living. Yet she was too shy to stick around until she got to know Carl "Tinker" West, Steel Mill's manager, who befriended her. Soon she was friends with Springsteen, Van Zandt, Vini Lopez, Danny Federici, and many other musicians. She attended every Steel Mill show she could, standing in line for hours to make sure she was at the front of the stage.

Obie was a fixture at the Upstage in Asbury Park. She later saw Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom, and she was there the night Clarence Clemons walked into the Student Prince in Asbury Park to play with Bruce for the first time in 1971. She would drive Bruce to those Student Prince gigs too, although she said on Saturday nights she did have to watch The Mary Tyler Moore Show first.

Driving around the Jersey Shore with Obie was always a treat, as she had so many stories to share. "See that there? It used to be a Carvel," she said, pointing to a building on Ocean Avenue in Long Branch. "That's the place where Bruce told me he had his first album coming out. Garry Tallent used to live in those apartments right across the street." When Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. was released in January of 1973, Obie found an autographed copy left for her on her doorstep.

When Bruce started to tour with the E Street Band in the early 1970s, playing some theaters, Bruce made sure she was still always up front, promising her, "Obie, whenever and wherever I play, you will always have the two front-row center seats." It was a promise Bruce always honored, for more than 40 years. When Bruce and the E Street Band used a general admission setup on the floor, his security director made sure Obie was in her normal front-row spot. She always wanted to be on the same side as Bruce and Steve.

She had one firm rule. She did not want Bruce to know she was at a show. She wanted to surprise him when he took the stage. At the April 20, 2016 show in Baltimore that I was fortunate to attend with her, we made a little bet on how long it would take Bruce to see her. It was one of Obie's first show since that 2012 birthday show. I said second song; she said not until a few songs in. We were both wrong. When Bruce took the stage, he made eye contact with her immediately. A huge smile lit up his face. It was a thrill to watch this bond between the two of them. You can hear Bruce give many shout-outs to Obie on the live recordings from over the years.

Bruce's former tour manager Bob Chirmside shared this post on Facebook:

For the five years I worked on the road with Bruce Springsteen as his road manager we held two front row tickets for Obie at every show. And I mean every show! Promoters knew better than to screw this up. Everywhere from Philly to San Diego those two seats were held by Bruce according to his wishes and the band's rider. It was always good to see Obie in those seats, and it put a smile on Bruce's face having a special someone to play to. Bruce couldn't have asked for a more loving fan. But Obie was much, much more than a fan. During the time I lived with Bruce, Obie altered and sewed his clothes, did errands, and made Bruce his meals. Obie took incredible care of him. Obie loved Bruce and got to see a side of him that few of us rarely do. On a side note. If you're wondering what happened to the front row tickets if Obie didn't attend. Well, 15 minutes before the show began, I quickly exited the venue and gave the tickets to someone that wasn't able to buy tickets. Most people couldn't believe it was for real. It felt good to put smiles on faces. Thank you Obie for the good memories!

"She was hired by Steven first. He needed an assistant at Miami Productions, and he hired her in 1975 when the Jukes got signed and recorded their first LP," said Billy Smith, a historian and Obie's longtime friend. "Steve needed someone at home in Asbury Park to run things while he was touring with Bruce. While she followed Bruce's tours as a friend/fan from the beginning, she didn't work for Bruce until the Darkness tour in 1978. On the road she did everything: coordinated guest tickets, sewed their clothes, cooked, etc. Anything that needed doing, she did it. A personal assistant to everyone."

If you listen to Southside Johnny's live version of "Having a Party," you'll hear the line, "Obie's doing the twist."

Not only did Obie help out Bruce, Steven, and Southside, she was there for John Eddie, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band and others when they were first starting out. She was a fixture on the Jersey Shore bar scene in the 1970s and '80s and always, always friendly to fans. You could go right up to Obie and talk about music, Bruce, Southside. She was also close friends with Peter Wolf.

When the discussion comes up as to who has seen the most Bruce shows outside of Bruce himself, the answer is pretty easy: Obie. She was there for all 10 nights of the legendary Bottom Line shows in August of 1975. She even drove Bruce to some of those shows. "We hit traffic on Route 36 in Eatontown headed out toward the Parkway and I was a mess," Obie told me. "But Bruce was as calm as could be."

Obie, who lived for the past 16 years in Neptune, New Jersey, never gave an interview; her loyalty was 100 percent to Bruce. She was never, ever going to say anything which might upset him. She had, however, been working on a book, which sadly will never be written now. I was fortunate to have her read to me some of the stories that she was going to include. They were a delight to hear: How she and Bruce would go to the drive-in movie theater In Eatontown, New Jersey, and put a sofa in the back of his white pickup truck and sit back and enjoy the night. Another was when she was helping Bruce move into a house on Navesink River Road in Middletown in the early 1980s — she swears she saw and talked to a ghost!

Bruce mentioned Obie in his recent autobiography, Born to Run. He told the story how she was with him and Steve and Maureen Van Zandt when they weren't allowed in Disneyland or Knott's Berry Farm in the early 1980s because Bruce and Steve were wearing bandanas.

He also gave Obie credit for helping him select one of two versions he had of "Racing in the Street." Bruce told this story before playing it at the April 22, 2005 Devils & Dust show at the Paramount Theatre in Asbury Park:

I had two different endings. I'm going to dedicate this to you tonight, Obie. My oldest fan is here tonight and I love her very much. This is Obie Dziedzic — a round of applause, the woman's been around since forever.There were two people that actually helped me with writing the end of this song, and Obie was one of them. I had an ending where there's the two guys, but I had another ending where a woman enters the picture, and I played 'em both for Obie.Obie said, "I like the one with the girl." I said, "Okay, that's that." Then I played one for Steve, and Steve says, "Well, the one with the girl is what really happens. You got your pals and got the boys' club, and it lasts for a while, and you try to play down all the homoerotic stuff."I'm gonna do this tonight for Obie. I love you, and thanks for the help.

Bruce told a similar story in the 2010 documentary The Promise: The Making of Darkness on the Edge of Town, in which you can also spot Obie at the 58:49 mark.

There are so many good things to say and write about Obie — the tributes have been pouring in on social media — one of the best is from photographer Lynn Goldsmith. Obie told me this was the best description about her devotion to Bruce that she ever read about herself. To those who had the privilege to know her, it describes her perfectly:

"The girl with her head down is Obie," Goldsmith wrote, describing her 1978 photograph of Springsteen collapsing into an overjoyed crowd. "She was Bruce's biggest fan. She was there when they couldn't sell out a small club. She devoted herself free of charge to washing their clothes and doing whatever needed to be done. She did not get paid except with front row seats and the joy of knowing that she was making it easier for Bruce to be Bruce with her unconditional love. I wished I could have been like her. She inspired me because she was able to give with no strings attached. She gave freely because she believed in the power of love."

Obie was able to see several shows in the spring and summer of 2016. She was at both Brooklyn shows in April and attended all three MetLife Stadium shows in August. Her final show was on September 14, 2016 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Looking back, it may be fitting this was her last concert, as she told me, "That was the best Bruce Springsteen show I have ever seen."

The final time Obie got to see Bruce on stage was at his conversation with Bob Santelli at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey, on Jan. 10, 2017. After the talk, Obie saw that Bruce's coffee cup was still on the little table on the stage. She said to me, "Get that for me!" and I was able to have someone hand it to me. I gave it to Obie. She had one more souvenir. One of the organizers of the event later said to me, "We noticed one of the cups was missing!"

Soon after that, Obie started to not feel well, and she was in and out of the hospital for a couple of months. Bruce, Steve and Maureen, John Eddie and many others made sure to visit her. Once when I checked in at the desk to get a pass to see her at Jersey Shore University Hospital in Neptune, the guard asked me, "Are you famous? It seems everyone who has been going up to see this patient is famous."

He was wrong. It was Obie who was famous.

Right now she's sitting in the front row in heaven, watching Danny and Clarence play away.

[witekspicsoldpostcards]

DZIEDITZ - now CZECHOWICE-DZIEDZICE in POLAND.

[sfaira]

I found a WWII Pilot and what I knew world class opera singer - Piotr Beczała. But I read the whole history part and learned some other cool things like that during WWII my town was officialy a part of the Reich and there was apparently a concentration camp specifically for Poles in it. And the after the war in my town there was one of the biggest repatriation centres in Poland.

Also because it's always been an industrial town and seemingly dealing in everything it could (mining, metalworking, oil working even fish processing despitw being 600km away from the sea?) it used to be a very fast developing one, among the best in the area?

Why didn't I know that. I hate that the most important information I got about my own city in school was which saint is our patron.

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photo: Jakub Turbasa

[mitigatingchaos]

Monday Jumpstart

With Thanksgiving making this a short work week, here is something to think about and apply. It works when our computers are acting up. It should work for us also. ht to Christine Dziedzic 

[tomorrowusa]

Special legislative elections were held in Minnesota and Iowa on Tuesday to fill vacancies.

In Minnesota, Democrat (DFL) Doron Clark won election in MN Senate District 60. He received 90.9% of the vote in the deep blue district. He replaces the late Kari Dziedzic. The Minnesota Senate had been evenly split 33-33. Clark's victory breaks the tie. Clark outperformed Harris-Walz who got 83% of the vote in that district in November.

While the outcome in MN SD-60 was largely expected, what happened across the border in Iowa Senate District 35 was a shocker. In a district carried by Trump with a 21% margin in November, a Democrat pulled a major upset.

Democrats on Tuesday flipped an Iowa state Senate seat in a district Donald Trump carried by 21 percentage points just a few months earlier, an incredible special election result that may serve as an early warning signal for Republicans about the 2026 midterms. Democrat Mike Zimmer defeated Republican Kate Whittington, 52% to 48%, in a special election for Senate District 35—a rural seat located on the state’s eastern side.  In November 2022, Republican Chris Cournoyer defeated her Democratic opponent, 61% to 39%, in this same seat—making Zimmer's win a massive shift toward Democrats. (Cournoyer resigned the seat to become Iowa’s lieutenant governor, creating the vacancy.) Zimmer’s win should give Republicans a case of heartburn since special election results often correlate with the outcome in the next midterm election. 

In Washington, Capitol Hill Republicans are pooping in their pants worrying about the threat of getting primaried by MAGA opponents if they dare to vote against any of Trump's profoundly incompetent nominees or oppose his autocratic dictates. But they should instead be worried about the 2026 general election where association with Trump is likely to be a liability. They need only look back to the 2018 midterm Blue Wave 🌊.

Iowa Republican US Sen. Joni Ernst was elected in 2020 with just 51.7% of the vote. If she keeps rubber stamping the anti-American Trump agenda, she should not assume that her re-election in 2026 will be a sure thing.

State government matters. Find out who represents you in your state's legislature. If they are Democrats, support them. If they are MAGA Republicans, work to defeat them.

Find Your Legislators Look your legislators up by address or use your current location.

[autumnal-mood]

~ Michael Dziedzic ~

An old brass key dropped in the woods.

Free to use under the Unsplash License

buy me some pumpkin spice <3

[scent--of--lilies]

kogo potrzebujecie w grupie?

Prawdę mówiąc, obecnie to każda postać jest wolna i do wzięcia 💕 zatem zapotrzebowanie jest przeogromne na każdego, zarówno Huncwotów, jak i damy Gryffindoru, dziedzice Salazara, a ja osobiście marzę też o wątku z siostrą - Petunią 💕 mogę pomóc w razie co z wyborem wizerunku!

[seriously-mike]

I zalegalizowali nam Castel Majtolfo

Taka sytuacja, niby nie ma się z czego śmiać, ale jednak kurwa jest. OTURZ Naczelny Sąd Administracyjny zalegalizował budowę zamku w Stobnicy, należącego do synów właściciela firmy odzieżowej Solar Company, Dymitra i Tymoteusza Nowaków. Dziedzice gaciowej fortuny są oficjalnie, prawomocnie niewinni, żadnego przestępstwa się nie dopuścili, więc nie ma potrzeby ukrywać ich personaliów, wiecie. ;)

Powiem tak: gdyby oni tam sobie na krzywy ryj pierdolnęli zwykłą obciachową willę-carringtonkę, z betonowymi tralkami, lwami na podjeździe, kolumienkami i innymi takimi chujami mujami, to wkurwiłbym się bardziej. Głównie dlatego, że takich obciachowych willi mamy w kraju od pyty i trochę, a po co nam następna, i to jeszcze w chronionym obszarze cennym przyrodniczo. Ale ci kolesie po pierwsze mają kolosalne jaja ze stali, a po drugie, w porównaniu z przeciętnym wsiórem który w najntisach skręcił miliardy na handlu tombakiem i skarpetami (oraz, prawdopodobnie, spirytem z przemytu), normalnie IQ 200, big brain time i w ogóle. Ten zamek wygląda jak zamek. Jak taki gotycki kanciak z Toskanii czy znad Loary. On się architektonicznie trzyma kupy i bardzo składnie imituje funkcje, bezczelnie stojąc na jeziorze. Patrzę na to i mam takie "No kurwa."

Porównajcie sobie pensjonat w Łapalicach, też budowany na krzywy ryj z rozmachem pijanego ułana. Te łuki i wieżyczki gdzie bądź wyglądają jak willa-carringtonka na kwasie i srogich pigułach, wizja na miarę skrzyżowania barona cygańskiego z baronem narkotykowym. Jakieś takie to pierdolnięte, pospinane krużgankami na odjeb, z jakimś kościołem po lewo, i w ogóle z czym do gościa.

Tak samo ten bułgarski wycisk w Rawadinowie, niedaleko słynnego kurortu w Sozopolu. No ja pierdolę, przecież to jest skrzyżowanie Sagrada Familia z Hogwartem.

I w przeciwieństwie do tych dwóch pokrak, sytuacja taka: jesteś sobie pan dochtór jężeniór architekt, dłubiesz sobie pizdryki w stylu minimalistycznego modernizmu a la Minecraft, i nagle jakichś dwóch ziomków pyta, czy nie zaprojektowałbyś im zamku. Na jeziorze. Patrzysz na nich jak na debili, bo jesteś pewien że jeszcze nie zeszły z nich sobotnie piksle, ale nie, oni mówią całkiem serio. I wymieniają kwotę, której jak dotąd nie słyszałeś. A że taka kasa piechotą nie chodzi, a nawet nie jeździ mercedesem, to walisz dwa głębsze na rozgrzewkę i jedziesz z towarem.

Biorąc pod uwagę, ile gorzały napierdala się na polejbudach (skąd zresztą nazwa tych szacownych instytucji), po dwóch głębszych zrobić jaskółkę to nie problem - ale chuj tam z jaskółkami, prawilny zamek musi mieć dziedziniec, donżon, mury obronne z wieżą bramną, kaplicę i takie tam duperszwance. W końcu jesteś pan dochtór jężeniór wykładowca na polejbudzie w Poznaniu, a nie jakiś ciećwierz strugający świątki z drewna. I cyyyk, i jeeeb, i walisz donżon górujący nad okolicą jak monstrualny pytong nad obliczem Sashy Grey, wysoki na jedenaście pięter, z fikuśną acz stylistycznie pasującą bartyzaną na rogu. Plebs nie doceni, ale docenta Drewniaka jasny chuj strzeli jak zobaczy że ktoś według twojego projektu zbudował legitny zamek w średniowiecznym stylu, a jego pomysły na rewitalizację kamienic co rusz upierdala jakiś debil z urzędu konserwatora zabytków!

Mecenas daje złoto, mecenas chce Castel Majtolfo. No to się nie pierdolisz i projektujesz takie Castel Majtolfo, żeby wyglądało jakby tu zawsze było, tu zawsze stało. Ma wyglądać klasycznie, a nie jak jakiś jebany gargamel, więc basen dla jaśnie panów dziedziców króla majtasów będzie miał łukowe sklepienie i kolumny. Wielka sala wysoka na trzy piętra też, nawet oklepiemy kwadratowe żelbety ozdobnymi panelami.

Oczywiście jesteś dochtór jężeniór z polejbudy, więc nie odpierdalasz maniany po połówkach. Mamy takie modne angielskie słowo, accessibility - no to żeby nie nosić gości ani mebli po typowo średniowiecznych wąskich a krętych schodach, przebiegle wbudowujesz w wieżę okrągły szyb windy. Z zewnątrz średniowiecze, wewnątrz cywilizacja nowoczesnego Zachodu. I jeszcze te okna stylizowane na otwory strzelnicze. Drewniak obsra się świątecznym twarogiem, jak to zobaczy.

Jaśnie panowie muszą być pod wrażeniem od razu jak wjadą na włości. Ten zamek nie będzie wyglądać jak chujówka z pieczonego błota postawiona gdzieś w dziczy z której Rycerze Marii Panny przeganiali Prusów i Jaćwingów - opierdoli się go solidną kamienną elewacją i będzie wyglądał jak King's Landing czy inne Kaer Morhen. A gdyby się okazało, że książątka herbu Galoty przeceniły swoją zdolność kredytową, to na wjeździe pierdolniemy most zwodzony - wystarczy go podnieść i już można bezkarnie krzyczeć na komornika, że jego stary był chomikiem, a jego stara śmierdziała skisłymi jagodami, i pierdzieć w jego generalnym kierunku.

Zresztą niech taki komornik wie, do jakiego mocarstwa szura - zanim w ogóle przebije się przez lasek i zobaczy, że most zwodzony został podniesiony i nie ma wjazdu, to najpierw musi przejechać przez bramę godną cara Mikołaja. Tego pierwszego, który za podobny wypas wystawił warsiafce rachunek na jedenaście milionów rubli.

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

Prayer ❤️‍🔥

Akt żalu i skruchy.

Przebacz mi grzechy moje, o Panie, przebacz mi moje grzechy.

Grzechy mojej młodości, grzechy mojej dojrzałości, grzechy mojego ciała, grzechy mojej duszy, moje grzechy lenistwa, moje ciężkie grzechy dobrowolne, grzechy które pamiętam, grzechy których nie pamiętam, grzechy które tak długo taiłem i które uszły mojej pamięci.

Szczerze żałuję za każdy grzech, śmiertelny powszedni, za wszystkie grzechy od mego dzieciństwa aż do obecnej godziny.

Wiem, że moje grzechy zraniły Twoje czułe Serce, o mój Zbawicielu Miłosierny!

Racz mnie uwolnić od więzów złego przez Twą tak gorzką Mękę i przez Twoje pełne Ran Oblicze, którego Obraz pozostał na Całunie.

O mój Jezu, daruj i nie pamiętaj jakim byłem, daruj i oczyść moją duszę z błędów i wad.

Wzmocnij ducha mego nierozerwalnymi węzłami Twej łaski i bądź Miłosierny mnie grzesznemu dziś i na wieki wieków.

🙏 Amen.

Ty obecny wśród nas - Mocni w Duchu

sł. i muz. Inga Pozorska, Adam Dziedzic

voc solo: Inga Pozorska, Magdalena Myjak

realizacja video: Wojciech Stekla

 ♫ ◠‿◠ Słodki sen i spokój~*

[booksnblocks]

termination. becoming. revival.

Termination

Atlas Computer Exhibit, Smithsonian Institution Archives | Invisible Monsters, Chuck Palahniuk | Hermitcraft 10: Episode 45, Mumbo Jumbo | Bert B.| National Cancer Institute | Michael Dziedzic 

Becoming

Charles Deluvio | Markus Spiske | Hermitcraft 10: Episode 45, Mumbo Jumbo | Minecraft End Poem, Julian Gough

Revival

Amine M'siouri | Sangharsh Lohakare | Savannah B. | Obelisk & Metronome | Won't Remember, Tors | Letters to My Daughters, Judith Minty

Created as part of AU Fest 2025: Battleships. Originally posted to AO3.

[ssa-dado]

Symposium Font Recommendations 17.02 (wip)

The font recommendation of today is... Lato. (symposium part 17 wip below)

Lato means “Summer” in Polish, and it is a sans serif typeface family started in the summer of 2010 by Warsaw-based designer Łukasz Dziedzic.

Łukasz tried to carefully balance some potentially conflicting priorities in the design; to create a typeface that seems “transparent” when used in body text but also displays original traits in larger size use. Classical proportions, particularly in the uppercase, give the letterforms familiar harmony and elegance, and combine with a sleek treatement that feels contemporary without being trendy. Semi-rounded details feel warm, while the underlying structure provides stability and seriousness.

Part 17 coming in 12-24 hours

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[T] The Heir: A Wicked Audio Experience [PL]

[T] The Heir: A Wicked Audio Experience [PL] https://ift.tt/9w1TnOZ by Charlotte_vanilla Hermiona spędziła większą część roku, żyjąc dla dni, w których Dziedzic zamieszczał nowe nagrania na aplikacji do słuchania audio erotyki Wicked. Jako kobieta po trzydziestce, ścigająca zawodnika Quidditcha, by podpisał papiery rozwodowe, uważała, że zasługuje na coś dla siebie. Erotyczne nagrania od mężczyzny, który wiedział, co robi, były całkowicie akceptowalną formą dbania o siebie i kosztowały jedynie dziesięć galeonów miesięcznie. Biorąc wszystko pod uwagę, jej życie nie mogło się już bardziej skomplikować. Draco Malfoy obawia się dnia, w którym ktoś odkryje jego sekret: Choć w ciągu dnia nosi mundur aurora i pomaga ścigać niebezpiecznych przestępców, wieczorami nagrywa wszystkie grzeszne rzeczy, które zrobiłby pewnej czarownicy, gdyby tylko miał okazję. Zaczęło się jako sposób na radzenie sobie z emocjami, które ogarniały go za każdym razem, gdy ją widział i przypominał sobie o tym tępaku, którego poślubiła. Sukces i późniejszy przymus kontynuowania to tylko przyjemne konsekwencje, a nie usprawiedliwienie, które powtarza sobie każdej nocy przed snem. Gdy wiadomość o rozwodzie Hermiony trafia do prasy, granica między ich ukrytymi przyjemnościami a rzeczywistością zaczyna się szybko zacierać... Words: 1711, Chapters: 1/10, Language: Polski Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling Rating: Not Rated Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: F/M Characters: Hermione Granger, Draco Malfoy, Ron Weasley (mentioned), Kingsley Shacklebolt, Tracey Davis (Harry Potter), Susan Bones, Ginny Weasley Relationships: Hermione Granger/Draco Malfoy Additional Tags: Explicit Sexual Content, Alternate Universe, Erotic Audio Star Draco Malfoy, Prosecutor Hermione Granger, Guilty Pleasures, Auror Draco Malfoy, Mutual Pining, Does It coun as mutual masturbation if neither of them know?, Cunnilingus, Vaginal Fingering, Blow Jobs, Vaginal Sex, Idiots who don't know they're in love, Obsessive Draco Malfoy, Soft Dom Draco Malfoy, Past Hermione Granger/Ron Weasley, Draco's Been Harbouring Feelings Forever, What Started as a coping mehanism gets out of hand very fast, Divorced Hermione Granger, Fantasized Infidelity, Sexual Fantasies Meets Real Life, Muggle Technology, Ron Weasley Bashing via AO3 works tagged 'Hermione Granger/Draco Malfoy' https://ift.tt/u4UK6JH February 09, 2025 at 06:44PM