Weak Spot - Chapter 29
RotTMNT Donatello x Reader
@grievouslygreat put so much work into drawing Shelldon for this week's chapter art! Send that love right back!!
Warnings: Aged-up Turtles, Romance, Meet Cute, Villain Donatello, Cussing, Crushes, Xenophobia, Fear, Intimidation, Implied/Referenced Suicide, Hurt/Comfort, Love, AFAB Reader, Vaginal Sex, Sex Rough, Sex, Penis In Vagina Sex, Creampie, Teasing, Scent Kink, Sexual Tension, Breeding Kink, Multiple Orgasms, Cunnilingus, Fellatio, Marathon Sex, Somnophilia, Intercrural Sex
Synopsis: A love story of villainous proportions! Though it hadn’t come easily, as these things rarely do, you found yourself in a whirlwind romance with a handsome and mysterious mutant. His idiosyncrasies had been easy to ignore as attraction grew into something more. However, will love endure when the unknowns about him end up being far darker than you ever considered?
Huge shout-out to @uvamay for the Shelldon dance scene! They send some of the best asks and I can't thank them enough!!
Fem!Reader References/Warnings Below Cut
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Last warning for the 🍋 under the cut. Minors DNI!
Fem!Reader References/Warnings: One boob mention.
With your elbows craned to the kitchen counter and your ass sticking out, you hummed along to jaunty music. Beside you S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. swayed side to side where the sound was emanating from his back. You twirled a spoon in hand to the rhythm until a bit of batter almost flung off. You swooped the globule back up and popped the stirrer into your mouth. Lyrics tapering off, the beat continued until the song ended.
“Well?” S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. buzzed with excitement.
Retracting the spoon, you smiled. “It was good!”
“Right!?” He glowed with a grin. “The whole album is pretty good, but especially those first few songs are amazing!”
“Do you listen to a lot of music?” Straightening from where you’d been hunched too long, you stretched to crack your back.
“For sure!” You watched his eyes turn over and start cycling through binary code. “I listen to all kinds: New Age, Metal, R&B, Synthwave-“
“But Donnie…?” Coming down, you pointed the spoon aware that S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. might go on listing for an indeterminate amount of time.
The binary froze and, in a blink, his eyes returned. “Oh…”
You watched curiously, bringing the clean spoon back to your mouth.
“That’s a rough topic…” If he had hands you imagined S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. would be scratching his head. “I tried to play him something once, when he was… ya know…” His rotors gestured and you knew he meant Donnie’s twenties. “He was pretty p-o’d.”
“It’s strange…”
“It is!” He huffed. “You’d think he’d want some background EDM while he works, but he had this whole spiel about how if even one bit of his brain power was diverted-! Whatever, man!”
You nodded trying to picture what Donnie looked like then, but white coats and ominous goggles were all you could conjure.
Who’s to say that wasn’t right?
“I mix a little myself.” He did a single excited turn which brought your attention back. “Just beats mostly, check it.”
A club bop started up and S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. didn’t wait for your input. Instead, he started swinging back and forth to his own beat. His attitude was infectious and you found your head bobbing in time. With a little beat drop flourish, he caught wind of you and flew up as if he were your dance partner. You laughed at his offered rotor and mimed taking it with the spoon. At the last moment before you imagined you’d be reeled in for a dip, you pulled back and busted out your own little groove in time with the rhythm.
The drone slowed and gave a low whistle.
“Too much?” You laughed. S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. hardly made you feel self conscious and instead you worried about embarrassing him for whatever reason.
“No, no!” The music turned down, but not off. “Full disclosure: I have an archival system in me.”
Rolling on the balls of your feet, you leaned away. “It’s like for…?”
“Safety!” He rushed as if correcting himself. “Sorry, that must have sounded weird. It’s like storing memories. I meant more like I could send you a clip if you wanted to see!”
You blew a raspberry. “I’ve seen enough of my dancing.”
He hovered on the edge of a thought.
You stared for a moment until you tapped the spoon to your chin. “I could send it to Donnie.”
“You could send it to Donnie.” He began to repeat before you had even finished speaking.
“You’re really making me work for it!” You pretended to huff.
“Ugh, I mean, let’s pass some version of the Bechdel test!” He made a huge show of rolling his eyes.
You giggled and then leaned in.
He followed suit offering the side of his triangular head.
“Real quick then: be honest, is it… worth it? He’d like it?”
One of his rotors came up as if he were shielding his mouth from the secret he was about to tell. “You were so adorable I was hoping you wouldn’t guess so it would be a memory just for me.”
“Stop!” You tittered, flapping a hand at him.
“Thank you, thank you.” He did a mock bow. “Send it?”
“Send it.” You agreed.
The music stopped and there was a soft pinging noise that you presumed was the message firing off.
He then gave a great sigh of relief.
“I gotta say, all that omission of truth stuff was rough, but I love being able to talk about whatever I want now!” S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. chirped, buzzing around you.
You bopped his beak with the spoon. “It’s pretty great.”
“Heal-thy real-a-tion-ship!” S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. annunciated as if it was something he’d been harping on all along.
You bet he’d bent Donnie’s ear as much as he could. “It’s something.”
He lowered a little. “You okay? That sounded not so stellar.”
“No!” You threw your hands out and S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. was forced to dodge. “Ack, sorry! It was wistful!”
“Wistful?”
You set the spoon on the rest and turned out to your apartment. You were due to move the next day and the place was a wreck. With your roommate out for work that evening, S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. had come over to help you pack. When you had been combing over the kitchen cabinets, you’d found a muffin mix about to expire and decided a break was in order for baking. S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. surprised you with his whisk attachment and had splattered the kitchen when he prematurely lifted before turning it off. Already in schlubby clothes for the hard work, you’d laughed it off and cleaned up together.
“Well yeah…” You gestured out to the living room where random brown squares dotted the space. “I’m happy. It’s just… everything’s changing.”
“Oh…” S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. commiserated.
“I’ll cry about it when I say goodbye tomorrow. For now, I’ve been meaning to ask…?”
He hummed curiously.
“Are you… going to live with us?”
S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. burst out laughing.
You pursed your lip with offense.
“I’m sorry-” He choked, doing a barrel roll to keep upright from where he almost rolled over. “That’s just-fweh! We would not survive that!”
“I’ll have you know I’m a great roommate! Coral and I have been roomies for like 6 years and two places!”
S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N.’s body made a V-shape. “Not you!”
“Oh…” You grimaced. “Should I be…?”
“No no no!” His little rotors waved frantically. “No more assumptions! Let me set the record straight!”
You settled back into the counter to listen.
“We’ve worked our bad blood out, but Donatello and I… We don’t see eye to eye and I’m basically programmed to sass him.”
Your lips rounded with a question.
“Not actually.” S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. chided. “We’re equals and I call him out, but he’s always doing something so it happens a lot. What really helped our relationship was me moving out.”
“You have… your own apartment?” You straightened a little unconsciously.
“Kinda.” He buzzed up to your ear and whispered. “Ever been to apartment one?”
“No?” You turned to him with growing understanding.
“That’s where my charging port is and Donnie alerts me if he’s going to come by. I have full veto power to not let him in too, which was a whole thing when it was first proposed, but we don’t have to get into that!”
“Right, no need…” You pictured that identical apartment with a S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. sized wall outlet. Seeing how full of life the bot was, you hoped he customized the space far beyond what your imagination concocted.
“I have a bipedal form too.”
“Hm… Huh?!”
“Yeah, it’s about the same size as I am now, but with arms and legs.” He did a little twirl upwards with pride.
“Why don’t you use that?”
“Eh…” He careened to one side. “This was the first body I got when I upgraded out of the home system. I’m pretty attached to it.”
“Not for that!” You threw an arm out before giving into a minor pause. “Though that is sweet.” Taking a few side steps you gestured dramatically to the boxes. “I meant for this!”
“Oh!” He beamed. “You got this!”
“S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N.!”
He buzzed away as if you might hit him with the spoon for real. “It’s funny, admit it!”
You groaned loudly as the timer went off. “It’s a little funny.”
He snickered behind you.
Grabbing some oven mitts, you pulled out the muffins and daintily tapped one to check its doneness.
“For real though, I’m faster like this. Stack me up with boxes and watch me go.”
“But I’m not moving the boxes until tomorrow.” Removing the mitts, you gave him a dry look.
He looked sheepish and chuckled awkwardly.
“A second pair of hands to put stuff in boxes was the deal today…” You turned to him and folded your arms.
He looked away, nervously.
You couldn’t be mad at him and a hopeless smile broke out on your face. “Don’t worry, Shelly. I’m not upset. It’s just ridiculous, ya know?”
“Shelly?” He turned back with open curiosity.
“I like having you here and between the talking and tunes it’s been fun-wha?” You bobbed from where you were still talking. “Oh… no good? I should have asked-”
“No.” He seemed genuinely caught off guard. “It’s… I’ve never… Hm.”
You had a sinking feeling. “How many people besides me and Donnie have you talked to?”
“No one.” S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. bobbed with each syllable.
That wasn’t right.
Someone was lying.
You mimicked him. “But then-”
“Ah…” He turned slightly as if he had forgotten. “You’re wonderin’ about the purple dragons.”
“The… what?”
“The girl… That Donnie…”He made a ‘you know’ gesture with a rotor. “And the other two. That was the name of their group.”
You could finish that first sentence.
The girl that Donnie killed.
You sank back against the counter.
“I don’t know if it really counts because it wasn’t real… In my younger days I did the classic running away thing and they happened to find me. They tried to manipulate me and Donnie…”
“Yeah.” You interrupted.
“Yeah.” S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. nodded, giving you a break from the retelling.
Silence stretched between you two as you gathered yourself.
“Did you…?” You shifted, unable to look him in the eye. “Did you ever… want to go back?”
For a moment the air was heavy with the mechanism that kept the bot afloat. “It was a lot like choosing between two losing sides.”
You finally turned and found he was staring right at you. “Are you okay?”
“Now? Absolutely.” He buzzed over to the muffins, but you could sense it was a distraction. “They turned out good!”
“Are you lonely?” You weren’t sure why you couldn’t let him drop it.
He’d let you.
He flew a little too close to the still hot pan and retracted as if it burned his curious finger. “Not anymore. I know it sounded bad, but I took the speaking thing literally. I have a whole online thing going on!” He perked up like he was flashing you a bright grin. “Catfishing kinda!”
An odd laugh got out of you. “You’re tricking people into dating you online?”
S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. flew up in a show of what you identified as embarrassment. “Okay, not like that! Just the tricking them part!”
You hummed with a note of worry.
“Stop!!!” He belted so loud you winced. “Pity sucks! I hate it! I’m not tragic! I’m just chilling!!”
You rubbed your arm. “I didn’t mean-”
“Look!” A dozen holographic screens appeared in your face. In all of them was what you could only describe as a human version of S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. He was in all manner of activities from having a beer to playing hockey.
You reached up on reflex and found the screens moved under hand. As soon as you made contact with them, you couldn’t help but notice that a tiny numerical code ‘143’ appeared at the top of each window. Stowing that for later, you focused on what was being presented. “It doesn’t look like you don’t have multiple accounts. Just the one…”
“Yeah, for when I’m craving some interaction.”
A few screens shuffled until he found one with a feed. It then automatically rolled back.
“See! I haven’t posted in 3 weeks to this one!”
“I’m hung up on the human-sona thing.” You laughed and looked through the faint opacity of the screen toward the bot.
“Pretty great right!” All but one screen flickered away and he put his smiling face right beside one that was nearly identical but human. “I ran a ton of algorithms on Don’s DNA to see what he’d look like as a human and then made up some parentage to get me here.”
Your mouth popped open, but you quickly snapped it shut.
Donnie as a human?
Even without a frame of reference, that felt wrong.
That wasn’t him.
It couldn’t be.
At least partly.
“Good job.” You forced out.
“You’re still feeling weird about me being ‘lonely.’” If he had fingers you saw he would have given air quotes.
“I’m sorry, S.H.E.L.L.D.-”
“Shelly.”
You perked up a little and tipped your head in question.
“’I’m sorry,’ Shelly.” He corrected with a beam so bright it almost acted like it extinguished the last screen that went away in time.
“Shelly.” You reached your hands up and he plopped what was approximately his chin down into them. “You like it?”
“Yup. In fact I won’t answer to anything else. Oh and boom, I’ve legally changed my name! How about that?!” You imagined he was sticking his tongue out and you couldn’t help but smile.
“Alright, alright!” You released him and went to pick a muffin up from the tin. “I’m trusting you though.”
“Totally!” He hovered close and you thought for only a moment before placing the muffin on his head.
“Hell yeah!” He did a lap around the apartment complete with aerial tricks all while keeping the treat from falling off.
You had picked another out and took a bite while you watched.
-
“I wore glittery eye shadow on purpose.” Your roommate proclaimed proudly from where she still had a death grip on your arms.
You nodded a little too furiously. “I know.”
“Because it gets in my eyes.” Her voice cracked.
“It does.” Yours did something similar.
“Like that time-”
“In that dump bathroom-”
“With all the stupid stickers-”
“They were so fake!” You couldn’t stand it anymore and pulled her back into your arms.
“Damnit, Y/N!” She croaked before giving into another bout of sobs.
Nearby Donnie pretended to toil even though he’d already moved all the dummy boxes. There was a moving truck for appearances only as all your belongings were probably already at your new apartment via S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. Neither boy cared, but you’d asked for the reveal of Donnie’s tech to be pushed off. Coral was already perceptive enough on her own and you had a feeling if she saw the kind of tools Donnie could actually create then she’d make a near instant leap to his villain persona, as muddled as whatever the name for that was.
“No more!” Your roommate gagged away and you glimpsed how her makeup ran harsh black lines down her face.
“Let go then!” You sniffled.
“I’m not holding you.” She threw her hands up as if it wasn’t a blatant lie and turned her tear streaked face to Donnie. “You.”
Donnie was ready and you caught the last moment of him slipping on his icy exterior. “Yes?”
She stalked right up to him and fisted the front of his high necked athletic top.
He merely glanced down at her hand before he allowed her to yank him to her eye level.
“You listen here, you Gumby fuck.”
You slapped your hands over your mouth as tears flowed on, though now out of comedy.
“I don’t know what that is.” Donnie clipped back.
“Shut it!” She barked. “You are going to take not good care, not great care, but the best fucking care of Y/N. I’m talkin’ the best this wretched world has to offer. Understand?”
He kept the bitter edge for a long moment before he dropped it with what was nearly a smile. “I understand.”
Not expecting him to be so compliant, your roommate stumbled verbally. “That’s-uh-good! Good then!”
Donnie gave a single nod.
“No comeback…?” She dropped her hardened persona for a rare moment of vulnerability.
“No. You mean a lot to each other. Your protection is understandable. I will not do anything else to jeopardize our relationship.” He shot you a single flick of his gaze. “Rest assured Y/N will be pampered beyond recognition.”
“Anything else…” Her eyes narrowed.
“I’ve made mistakes.”
“How bad?”
“Of my own idiocy underestimating Y/N.”
“It’s different now?”
“Not completely. There’s hope as I am openly acknowledging my deficits.”
You squirmed a little, turning the hands around your mouth up to wipe some excess tears away. That fell in line with the scant information you’d shared with her.
“Put a ring on it.” The phrase shot out of her.
You poked yourself in the eye and spun away to nurse it.
“Obviously I’ll take ‘em back otherwise, but I’m just saying: don’t be stupid.”
Rubbing furiously, you tried to recover, but blinking off bleary fog kept you from seeing whatever Donnie’s response was. “W-wait!”
Your soon to be ex-roommate stepped into your field of vision before you could do anything else. “Remember what we talked about last night?”
You could only nod even though you almost wanted to shove her out of the way in an attempt to rewind time. During the final stages of packing, in the early morning darkness, several hours ago, she had run the gambit on every worst case scenario. She reassured you in how she’d always be there for you and vowed to find out the mutant’s weakness. You’d laughed then knowing full well she was dead serious. It had felt very much like you were an ancient bride who was being married off to a far away kingdom, never to be seen again. “I remember.”
“Last one, no more tears.” Her posture snapped upright and you mirrored her. You both then stepped forward and gave the stiffest hug imaginable. “Two housewarming presents. You gotta find ‘em but when you do you’ll know.” She left you with a whisper in your ear.
Already knowing one was the accursed astronaut, you could only wonder where she’d put the damn thing. Otherwise, you had a feeling her other gift was authentic. “Thank you. For everything and, because this is so dramatic, just a reminder: we literally have plans to see each other next week.”
“Yeah, yeah.” She dismissed you and turned to Donnie. “Get the door, I’m chasing you both out. It’s my casa now. I’m stripping naked and rolling over everything the second you leave.”
“You’ll never get the deposit back.” You barely got out the phrase before she swiped at you.
Donnie opened the door and you raced out with her screaming in tow.
“Take that back, dammit! I’m a goddess! My skin will leave the place cleaner than you ever did!”
“After all the cleaning I did!” You were caught at the elevator and slammed the button repeatedly as if that would speed it up.
She caught up and pretended she was going to body slam you before abruptly stopping short. “Think about the fact that you had to!”
Donnie approached as the elevator’s doors opened. The two humans around him continued to bicker all the way down to the ground floor and out on the street. A quiet then took hold that he was forced to break. “I’d say it was a pleasure, but…”
Coral snorted. “Likewise.”
You watched the two exchange something visually before Donnie turned heel to get into the truck. Coral stared after him before putting her hands on her hips.
“You gonna be okay?” You wrung your hands in spite of yourself.
“Yeah.” Her shields dropped for the second time in the last hour and it was more than you’d ever seen from her in all six years. “I’ve got time to work things out. I mean, you paid your half to the end of the lease. Which, by the way, I’m gonna get you back for.”
“Someone won’t let me pay rent.” You huffed. “I wasn’t gonna leave the whole thing on you for a sudden decision.”
“Not really that sudden, was it?” She had a faraway look.
“Not really, no…” You turned as if you could see what she could.
“Milk him for all he’s worth.” A lopsided smirk turned up her face. “I’ve got an opportunity brewing.”
“Yeah?” Your own smile quirked seeing her usual spunky attitude return.
“I’m thinking of doubling up! I’ve got your rent so I can turn a profit with a new roommate. I’ve got just the one: gonna bully Nels into rooming with me. His lease is up next month and I could totally sabotage him going anywhere else.”
“You’ll kill each other.” You balked. “Well… You’ll kill him.”
“Won’t it be grand!” She cheered, normalcy fully returned, she slung an arm around your shoulders to turn you towards the truck. “Now get going before I change my mind and let him live.”
“I’ll text you.”
“Move on already.” She jeered.
You gave her one last hug in earnest before jogging over to the passenger side.
-
Staring at the myriad of boxes stacked around the front door, you contemplated how your life’s existence added up to only this. It wasn’t too much as you’d either pawned off or sold the furniture which held no particular value, emotional or otherwise. You lived a life more in trinkets and that was fine by you. Things that you could hold in your hand meant a little bit more.
Donnie moved around where you were stuck ruminating and picked the first box closest to him. You side-eyed him for being able to tackle the task so easily. He moved to deposit his selection in the kitchen before he spoke. “Late, but if I may ask. Why six?”
“B.E.D.F.A.S.T.,” was your quick response.
He gave you a dry look as he threw his weight onto one hip.
You gleamed a smile back. “And I want to meet the pumpkin lady.”
“You’ll change your mind.” Donnie returned on the far side of a stack and grabbed the next box.
“I don’t know. She sounds cute!” You called after before frowning. You were probably overthinking it, but grabbing whatever was accessible still didn’t feel quite right.
“An ancient creature that will entrap you with tale of produce.” Donnie spoke from the bedroom and you heard a box get set on the floor.
You pouted and thought for a moment. Instead of deciding based on the contents, you decided to go for one that allowed you to chase your partner. Finding the second box down was clearly marked ‘bedroom,’ you removed the top box to then grab that one. “What’s the plan today? After this.”
Donnie strode back in just as you hefted the container up.
He took a wide berth, arching towards the kitchen. Staring openly, you pinned an assumption that he’d been so dramatic as a means to give you the space necessary for transport.
“Distribute.” He arrived on the other side of the dwindling stack. “Disperse.” He bent a right angle at the hips to pick the next up. “Breakdown.” He rose up and returned to his original position with the box in tow.
Picturing his poses like those out of some kind of manual, you curtailed a smile. “Sounds good.”
Giving you a tight nod, he rounded the same path away.
Having glimpsed his selection, you knew he was headed for the bathroom and trailed after. He’d just entered said space when you strode into the bedroom and stacked your box on top of the other that contained clothes. “Pizza later?”
He hummed an agreement and you saw him set the box atop of the closed toilet lid. He then methodically walked right out of the bathroom and hugged the wall as if he was sneaking back into the living room.
“Hey, Don…?” You followed far enough that you stopped right in the middle of the partition.
“Yes?” He rose up and jarred slightly at the sight of you.
You were blocking his path.
He wasn’t giving you space.
He was going out of his way for something else.
“You’re avoiding me.”
He simply stared before turning away.
“You literally have nowhere to go.”
You heard the tap of his foot before he returned with an irritated air.
“Are you okay?” You folded your arms.
He looked down at the box he was holding.
He really seemed to be struggling so you gave him some space and instead heaved a small, accepting sigh. “Want me to guess?”
He gave a nod directed downward.
“Invading your space?”
He shook his head.
That made sense.
You had been doing that for many months now.
“Don’t tell me it’s the one apartment thing?” Tightening your grip on your arms, you tilted your head.
“While I still don’t agree with the decision… No.” He gave you a flat look.
“Something you can’t explain…?” Wanting to lean and think, you sidestepped to press against the partition.
It created just the opening Donnie was looking for as he nearly scrambled to make it through and deliver the package.
You watched him with half a smile. “Have you ever lived with anyone before?”
Donnie slowed where he was coming up from setting down the box. “… No.”
“Not S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N.”
He gave a quick nod.
“You’re nervous.” You snapped your fingers.
“Hardly.” He sneered ever so slightly.
“Good point, you were so cute that night in the car!” Swinging side to side from where your back was anchored to the wall, you mused dreamily.
Donnie pressed shoulder to your closet.
It was a new piece of furniture.
You hadn’t missed it when you’d first entered.
You needed to remember to thank him for it.
“It’s still someone in your space.”
He thought openly.
“It’s an exciting thought; being together all the time, but then we… well you, jumped right into planning. You spent the next few weeks in that distracted head space and, I bet, the reality of this has been crashing down since we drove the truck over this morning, hm?”
Donnie wasn’t even seem surprised by your summation. He simply gave a look that said you nailed it which turned up half of his lips.
“Wanna recount the ground rules?” You unfolded your arms and let them hang comfortably by your sides.
“Respect each other’s space.” He began, taking a single step.
“Don’t assume anything.” You mirrored him.
“Scheduled parallel play.” In what felt like a stage being set, you passed the spotlight coming through the curtains and imagined a main dance sequence building.
“Communication.”
“Split chores.”
“Give and get.”
You reached each other.
“Meal planning.”
You took lead.
It was one hand in his and another at his waist.
“Dinner rotation.”
He followed your gentle sway.
“Don’t become each other’s worlds.”
You picked up the two-step just a tad to dance in a circle.
“The golden rule.”
Resisting, but stopping as there was no more rules. You got swept up in each other’s eyes. In perfect time, you both leaned in and me with a kiss in the middle.
He came away with tender calm.
“How do you feel?”
“Better.”
“We’re going to be okay.”
“That was not a concern.” He pressed another kiss to your hairline before separating from you with a lingering hand hold.
You watched him for a moment until you realized he had left with purpose.
“Kitchen first.” He noted for you, heading there.
“Yup!” You trailed after. As you closed in, you heard the tail end of him muttering something to himself.
“-far better than some video clip.”
You smiled and bumped him lightly.
It didn’t need to take long considering the amount of stuff, but you spent the next few hours putting things away. In a procrastinator’s sense, you took time as each item came out of the box and shared little details if there were any. Donnie replied with either rapt attention or short questions of his own. Your heart flowed for his interest and, as he caught on to your reaction, he doubled down on the effort until you had to hurry the process along for fear delivery places would close. It was predictably late when the pizzas did arrive and you both collapsed on the couch, simply hanging out on your respective ends.
Donnie tried to make a note about a dining room table, but you vetoed it as there wasn’t enough space. Thinking it over, you asked him where he normally ate. He explained it was either standing in the kitchen or out of the apartment completely. You stared at him, but the images totally tracked so you relented with a laugh into a bite. The cheese pull was untenable and you complained with a full mouth as it stretched to the end of your arm. Donnie shook his head and started to get up to help when it snapped just as he got to his feet. He gave you a look as if you’d done it on purpose and you choked on laughter while trying not to stain the couch your very first night living there.
With Donnie’s help, you devoured two whole pizzas and went to wash off the grease. Your boyfriend followed and, in a comfortable tandem, you moved around each other with a grace that stunned you a little. You’d been partially cohabitating for a while, but the latent jitters of it being official almost made you forget the time logged. You were essentially picking up where you already started and it made you feel all the more mushy when you got your pajamas on. You reached the bed before Donnie and watched him with your chin to your knees. He gave you a single glance that morphed into an eye roll as he strolled out clean from the shower.
You buried your lips keep anything from leaking out as his nude form crossed the foot of the bed in what you assumed was a trip to the dresser.
Instead, he bypassed it and headed to his side of the bed.
“Really? That’s it?”
He made a questioning noise that held little interest. “I don’t have to sleep with the wraps on; venous and lymphatic systems don’t function against gravity. The flow will remain unaffected. It often depends on my temperament or pain level. Tonight I’d like to be unencumbered.”
Derailed from your actual interest, you grinned as your thoughts traveled elsewhere. “Big plans?”
“Not inherently.” He gave you a hopeless look before adjusting his pillow.
“So cold.” You teased before settling back into watching him set up his space.
“You’ve seen this before.”
“New light.” You responded quickly.
He had the smallest smile as he laid down, facing you.
“Think we’ll sleep in tomorrow?” You flopped onto your side to meet his gaze.
“I wonder if you’ll sleep now.” He pinched at the sheet that covered him, but ran under you as a signal.
You ignored it and rolled over to get out of bed. “Yeah, well-!”
Donnie stayed and you peeked back at him. His lids weren’t necessarily heavy, but comfortably lulled as he watched with mild curiosity.
“You’re tired.”
“I am.”
“Then I’m gonna pace off this energy; will that bother you?” The flighty feeling begged you to move.
“No, though I will most likely stay awake because of it.”
“Why’s that?” You walked a single circular path on your side of the room before entering the bathroom.
“Watchful eye, latent fear response.”
“Not having a safe place to sleep…” You trailed off, picking up his mask that was set aside on the counter there.
You heard a faint hum as you thumbed the fabric. Putting it back, you wandered out and grabbed a different pair of socks from the dresser. Thinking they might soften your padding, you headed into the living room to put them on. Your other pair fell away as you moved around the apartment and observed your embellishments. You’d hung a few little pieces of art on the walls and your rice cooker sat on the counter as there hadn’t been a good spot for it. Over by the door, the little astronaut stood in taped attention under its new guard assignment. Back in the bedroom, your side table was decked out exactly how it had been at your old apartment. Though the doors were pulled closed, you could sense your clothes in the closet and, in making another wide curve, you looked over the dresser drawers in a similar way.
Committing each detail of the space to deeper memory, you made several more laps in increasing quiet. There was a settling nature to the night’s hold. Even in the kitchen, where you got yourself a glass of water, you found the whole process soundless minus the pouring itself. The noise of the liquid had an oddly clean quality that you sipped down before abandoning the glass. Restless but feeling the precipice of its end, you perched on the arm of the couch and stared into the dark of the television. You smiled towards it even though there was no reflection and felt the homey quality of the room seep into your skin.
It was there, stuck and absorbing that feeling, that you lost track of time. Zoning out and ruminating on the emotional drain from the morning, you didn’t hear Donnie approach. When he grazed your arm, you were so out of it you didn’t jump. Instead, you turned towards him in a gentle manner as if you’d been aware of him the whole time. You smiled up at him, faraway, and in the dark you could see his brow ridge wrinkled.
“Are you alright?” He asked, but you didn’t see his lips move as your eyes were trained on that crease.
You hummed an affirmation and felt him run up your arm until his hand enveloped your shoulder. There you put your head on top of his appendage.
Time ticked by without a clock.
He made a confirming sound for whatever he’d been waiting on and started to slip away.
Knowing he was about to leave you be, you turned slightly as he moved. “I’ll head to bed.”
He slowed. “Not necessary.”
You shook your head. “It’s fine. I’m ready.”
He nodded and something seemed to catch his eye. You were slow in tracking his gaze as he was already in motion. Reaching out to the couch cushion, he got hold of one discarded sock.
“Oh those…”
“Where’s the other?” He wondered, head turning where he clearly didn’t see it.
“Mighta fallen under the couch?” You mused, thinking of the softened edges of your voice.
He gave an understanding grunt as one of his knees stabilized on the sofa. The other bent sturdy on the ground and his body tipped to look under the piece of furniture.
Staring at what was essentially his butt, you mourned the dark where it cloaked his shell.
Obviously not finding it visually, his body twisted further away as he swiped an arm underneath the couch.
Ready to tell him anything from you’ll turn the lights on to it’ll be found in the morning, your brain functions halted as his tail raised. It was a move that mirrored a cat’s attention and your thoughts piled up as you knew what lay underneath. In a stupor, you saw your hand swim in the bottom of your vision. Imaging a first person video game, someone else had the control as the appendage’s fingertips brushed the tip of his tail. A visible jolt ran through him and he locked an elbow into the couch to throw a sharp look over his shoulder.
“What are you doing?”
A shrug came from your shoulders and you felt disconnected from your body.
He took notice and gave a tut before returning to the task at hand.
Confused as to why he’d done so for a multitude of reasons, you got a strange sense that confirmation was the main one. This time you moved your hand and caressed the triangle tip. It twitched away from you and you watched it go. Pursing with curled fingers and a turn of your hand, you traced along where his tail flared. Donnie’s hips raised ever so slightly and you made a stroking motion, mesmerized. Testing how much you could get your hand around, you were just able to touch your thumb to your forefinger just past the middle. It continued to thicken from there and you pumped it unconsciously, relishing the feel of his tender flesh.
Upper half sinking down like a weighted pendulum, you turned towards where Donnie was presenting himself. His tail sat like a flag, high and fluttering away from your touch every so often with rhythmic flicks. Feeling a little like playing with a toy, you skimmed its length until you got a little too close to the base. There, you bumped his slit and felt the shiver that ran all the way through his body until his tail seemed to wick the end of it away.
The question on your lips didn’t manifest.
Sensing a phantom moisture, your fingers chanced going to him again, this time with purpose. There was indeed a faint slick there, but only when prodded. Running a digit, slow, around the edge of his slit, you watched the muscles in his legs flex. Thinking only how beautiful he was, you pressed into him. He inhaled sharply as whatever fluid that leaked was nothing compared to what had built up internally. Through the soak, you pushed further where the faint light of the room reflected honey’s drip.
Moving on pure instinct, your other hand came in and held his tail higher. You craned over him from your couch perch, hovered all the closer as you committed to a shallow pump. You heard a soft thump that you identified as his head hitting the ground because his ass rose further to meet you. Entranced, you continued to finger him until nothing coaxed you to stop. Your hand simply retracted and you marveled at how a string of his dew clung to the two digits that had been within him. The muscles in his legs contracted in a needy bob and you heard your voice give a soothing shush as you slipped back into him, adding another digit.
He was soon panting and you were suddenly stuck by how difficult this must be for him. You had encroached on his space regardless of whether it was now also yours. You’d spent the day changing it to suit you thusly. You’d disrupted his sleep, even after he had chanced it unbarred. You’d even forced him to come after you.
Despite all that, he’d still stooped over in the ultimate show of vulnerability.
None of it seemed real.
At the same time, it was exactly the sort of response he’d give. He was a man of action through and through. From the moment he thought he was about to lose you at the hotel’s lounge, you knew there were things that couldn’t be easily repaired. His many omissions had piled on and, even though you’d forgiven him, those scars still existed. You both knew they couldn’t be mended with more words. It left him like this now, in a small effort, the first you sensed of many, where he allowed himself to be exposed. You had access to the most sensitive parts of him in a show of how much he trusted you.
Heart filling to the point where the excess love attempted to flood out your tear ducts, you bit down on your lip. Even if he was giving himself to you, there was an inherent fragility to the moment. You knew if you questioned his wellbeing or even moved out of turn then the spell would be broken. He’d be forced to disengage whether he wanted to or not. The demonstration would have been enough to get his point across. Reality would be a viscous cold bucket of water and the sobering would send you away. Despite his efforts, he was still far too raw. Not taking any chances, you sped up slightly and went a little deeper.
If he was going to put himself into your hands, then you were going to show him how worth it that could be.
With him gasping and clawing at the cushion with the one arm that had a hold, you grazed the tip of his cock. He whined at the sensation and you drew your fingers around his head in a gentle coaxing. His legs coiled and, in a bob of his ass, you noticed the faint criss cross lines that you connected to Raph’s weapons on the thick of his thighs. Ignoring them, you cupped the hand inside him so your palm was pressing up against his tail. Your fingers then dripped inside of him until you were nearly encircling his cock. A deep heady noise came from your partner.
“I’ve got you.” Your voice whispered into the darkness.
He dropped and you caught him. Using the move as cover, you poured over him and turned away from his shell to respect his privacy. He shook underneath you and you released his tail with your free hand. Wrapping it around his body to hold him steady, you stroked him with confident precision. Little stunted noises exited him and his own slick made for a squelching glide that filled the room. Speeding up, you felt his bulb thicken and you palmed it in a heavy pet. You then headed for his tip where it was flaring and then back until he came with a withered cry that was very much unlike anything you had heard.
Stilling, you let your hand move with him as he rocked uselessly. Semen hit the floor with a near silent splat and you held onto him as he came down.
More comforting hums vibrated off your lips as cognizance returned to him. “I’ve got you. You’re okay.”
A single chuckle bobbed within him and, on wobbly arms, he shoved himself upright with a squat on the floor.
“You did so good.” You cooed without an ounce of ridicule. “Thank you.”
He sank back as if he might fall and you made sure your chest was there to catch him. His shell bit into your breasts through your shirt, but you paid it no mind as his head lolled back to glimpse you.
There was love there and you pecked the side of his temple. “Thank you, Donnie.”
He hummed something that sounded like words under his breath before bumping his snout to your chin.
“Bed?”
Even stupefied, you saw his hesitation.
“You bed.” You clarified. “I’ll clean up.”
He was hung up on something else so you gave him a little reassuring squeeze. He relented with the faintest nod and let you lead him back to bed where he promptly fell asleep. You wondered there that if he ever got a hold of the footage, he’d be upset over the smile he’d missed.
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