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#for the dontneedadispenser valentine's week. please. if you tell me you want to see it it WILL motivate me to work on it
Hc that medic is the worst fucking sleeper, not just sleep habits but to sleep with. This dramatic hoe will stay up 72 hours straight, crash then snore VERY loudly. Also, sleep talking. Full sentences, poly syllables. The pussys worth it tho
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Literally the second sentence of one of the things I'm working on
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lu-undy · 3 years
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Valentine’s Week Day 1
Hello Ladies and Folks,
I am participating in the Valentine’s week event held by @dontneedadispenser !
This is Day 1 and amongst the suggested themes Beginning/Ending/Family, I did not choose Family. Here is the link for it on AO3 or I copy-pasted it here under the cut, enjoy!
There was a knock at the door with the knife symbol. 
Dinner was done with and Sniper had taken his time washing the dishes. Oddly enough, Spy didn't stay with him in the kitchen to help. Mundy knew that the Frenchman was sometimes just a bit tired of everyone's chattering at the dinner table. 
"Huh?" Sniper frowned. His knocks received no answer. He knocked again. 
"Come in." 
Mundy pushed the door and entered. 
"Hey, darl'! Sorry for the wait, loads of dishes tonight and I kept daydreamin' away." Mundy removed his sleeveless jacket and put it on the coat hanger without thinking about it. He looked over to the sofa. Lucien was standing up, pacing the room in front of the fireplace. Mundy went on. "Well, to be honest, I was uh… I was thinkin' of you. Couldn’t wait to see you."
Mundy took a seat on the sofa but Lucien kept on walking left, right, left, right. 
"Love?"
The Frenchman stopped pacing the room and sighed. That's when Mundy noticed the overfilled ashtray on the coffee table and the bottle of wine of a non French château. That, in Lucien's language, was bad news. Mundy's eyes shot back up to his lover. He was maskless, the first few buttons of his shirt were open and he had rolled his sleeves up. He was smoking what looked like his billionth cigarette. 
"Somethin's wrong?" Mundy stood up and went to his lover. "Hey, Lu'?" He went to wrap his arms around the man who looked so handsome, even if his hair was ruffled and his brow furrowed. But Lucien pushed him back and took a step away from him. "Lucien?" 
Mundy's heart sank to his feet. He was used to Lucien having his moments of distress, of doubt, of frustration, especially when he thought back about his past days, or as he called it, his past life. But never before had he rejected Mundy's affection. On the contrary, Lucien always welcomed it warmly as he knew that it was in fact all he needed.
"Lu'...?" Mundy stayed there, his arms open for a hug that he never received. Lucien was giving him his back. "What is it? Did I do somethin'?"
"Non." Was the first word that the Frenchman finally uttered.
"What is it, then? Tell me." 
Lucien sighed and walking past Mundy, he crushed his cigarette butt in the ashtray on the coffee table.
"Take a seat, Sniper." 
Mundy's eyebrows jumped. Lucien never called him "Sniper" in private… He would at least use his name, if not a "mon amour" or another pet name. Mundy nonetheless obeyed while his eyes never left his lover. Lucien carded his hair back, still standing in front of the dancing flames of the fireplace. He took a deep breath and sighed.
"I… Think that the arrangement we have been having for months now should come to an end." 
Mundy's eyebrows jumped. 
"W-what? The arrangement?" The Aussie was not only distraught but almost disturbed by how cold-blooded the word was. Arrangement. They hadn’t signed a contract or anything, it just.... It just happened! 
Lucien turned and his ice blue eyes met with Sniper. Mundy's heart had stopped.
"I am sorry as this must come as a surprise to you. But I have thought it through, again and again. You see," Lucien started pacing the room again in front of a devastated Mundy. "At first it was only once here, once there. Physical needs, nothing personal. But it has grown into something that has now invaded my life." 
Lucien paused to take a deep breath. 
"I…" Mundy was speechless and utterly bewildered. "What…?" He was holding his tears back while Lucien walked back and forth in front of him, with his gloved hands in his pockets and his eyes glued to the ground. 
"Now, you have crossed a dangerous line, Sniper, the line of sentimentality. You hold feelings in your heart for me. Non, do not try to argue, I can see it in your eyes and in your body language. Long gone are the days in which you would wait for me to open the door for you, long gone are the days where I had to put your vest on the coat hanger for you. You now walk in this suite with baffling familiarity." 
"I'm sorry… Spook, please…?" 
"Non." Lucien stopped sharp and looked Mundy in the eye. "No more 'Spook'. And pray let me finish." 
Mundy put a hand on his mouth. His heart had either stopped completely or was about to burst out of his chest. His legs were unresponsive and his fingers trembled on their own. 
"You see, this arrangement could only last so long, here, in the middle of this base, both of us working to test weapons for a hat making company. None of this makes sense, but of course, neither do you or I. You, the solitary hunter, an exceptional sharpshooter; and me, the man of a million secrets whose very face remains one for most."
Lucien paused and went to take a seat on the armchair. Mundy's eyes stayed riveted on where he was standing. His heart was broken to smithereens. After all that time, after those battles, after all those evenings of silly drinking, all those getaways in the van, on the weekends, all those outings to town, the meals, the movies…?
"W-why? I… I understand you want more space, it's ok, I can give you that, I won't come here unless you ask if that's better, Spook, but please don’t destroy everything." He pleaded.
"Non. You do not understand." 
Lucien stood up again and walked around the sofa. 
"You do not understand." He headed to his bedroom and emerged again. Mundy was now standing up. He had removed his glasses and his hat. 
"You do not understand that I am tired of your knocks on my door."
"I do understand! And now what? You're leavin' me! After all we did and all! You're just… You just spent ages here telling me that I'm just invading your space, well, if that's the problem then I can see you less often, I'm sorry! I didn't know you didn't like it as much as I do!" Mundy answered. His heartbreak had turned to anger and frustration. 
"On that you are right, I do not enjoy your visits as much as you do." 
Mundy's jaw dropped but he quickly clenched it and frowned furiously. 
"Well then I won't come here again! Just… Just come to the van whenever you fancy!"
"Non. That will not be necessary." Lucien answered, still as cold-blooded as ever. 
"Doesn't it do anythin' to you?!" Mundy exclaimed. "Any bloody thing?"
"What?" 
"For fuck's sakes, we've been together for months now and out of the blue you snap at me and break up, and you expect me to just say ok and walk away?! I thought we were honest enough to understand each other! I thought…! Bloody hell!" Mundy punched the wall and clenched his jaw harder. The pain felt good, it poured cold water on his boiling nerves. "Why didn't you say anythin earlier? How the hell did you just turn like that? I mean… I don't get it…! I thought we were doin' very well and…ugh." Mundy covered his eyes with his sleeve to wipe the tears and hide his face. He turned his back to Lucien. 
"Sniper?"
He didn't answer. 
“I apologise for the suddenness of this. I understand that it does come as a surprise. I do admit it is rather impulsive of me.”
“Rather impulsive?! Rather imp - Mate!” Mundy snapped. “You’re telling me you just woke up this morning and thought ‘Oh yeah, let’s dump him!’ Is that what happened? Bloody hell! I was so wrong about you! I thought…!”
“What?”
“Well if Scout had reacted that way, yeah, right, I guess he’s young and he is how he is, but you? You? You’re… You’re much more mature, you’re more calm, you think before you do stuff, right? You don’t just wake up with an impulse and act on it!” Mundy’s shoulders sank as he sighed. “Guess I was wrong about that… Guess I was wrong about everything… Fuck me…”
“Sniper?”
“No! Stop! It’s… It’s horrible. It’s just horrible.” Mundy looked up at Lucien. “And you smile? You bloody smile at me? Was that the plan all along? Get me in your bed a few nights, toy with me and throw me out? Oh you bloody…” Mundy clenched his fist and threw it at Lucien’s face. The Frenchman dodged it with ease.
"Mundy?" Lucien asked with a high-pitched voice and a smug grin on his lips.
Mundy's eyes snapped open and he turned to Lucien.
"Shut up!” He threw another fist but it met with Lucien’s shadow on the wall.
“Mundy, you don’t understand!”
“Of course I bloody do! You used me!” The Aussie leapt to Lucien and this time he managed to catch his collar. 
“Mundy, wait-!”
“No!” He pushed Lucien on the floor and headbutted him, straddling his body. “You have no idea how much I love you! And you went around makin’ me believe you felt the same but you were just playin’, you bastard! You heartless piece of shit!” He yelled, his hoarse voice trying to strangle down the cries and sobs through the punches he dealt.
“Mundy! Stop!”
Lucien’s shout made the Aussie's fist freeze mid-way to his jaw. His breath broke out of sync and his tears streamed down his face silently. There he was, on his knees, straddling a body that he used to be straddled by, at night, when no other eyes would see its beauty. Yeah, Lucien was gorgeous. The bastard was gorgeous, a lean body with shy muscles that Mundy used to touch, sometimes even scratch. Lucien liked his feral Bushman. He used to love him, or maybe he didn’t, eh?
Regardless, Mundy was now silently crying. He wasn’t one to usually let it show. Now that he recalled, everytime that he had been dumped, he’d go back to his van, drive far away and let his rage out on cacti, boulders, and game. Maybe he should do that, hop away and leave for his van?
No, he couldn’t. He looked down and saw the collar he was grasping firmly, his knuckles were bruised from the punches. Oh, Lucien’s nose was bleeding too and his eyes. Gosh his eyes… Even injured, the man had the bloody arrogance to look irresistible.
“Mundy?” Lucien asked and put his hands on Mundy’s.
“Shut up, please.”
“Non, you don’t… You don’t understand.”
“Repeat that one last time and I’ll make you eat your bloody teeth, ok?” Mundy’s voice was trembling. He closed his eyes and more tears were pushed to roll down his slender and rough cheeks. “You’re right.” Mundy sniffed. “I did fall in love with you. Fuck me, I did.”
Lucien smiled.
“But you’re wrong. I didn’t just fall for you recently.” The Aussie went on. “I’ve been in love with you since day one. Bah, doesn’t matter now I s’ppose.” Mundy wiped his face with his sleeve.
“Attends.”
[Wait.]
Lucien slipped his fingers inside Mundy’s palm before his hand flopped to the floor limply.
“What’s that?” Mundy frowned and opened his palm. “What?!” He exclaimed when he saw a silver shining key with a knife symbol carved on it. “What’s that mean? Lu’? Oh bugger...”
Lucien’s eyes were shut. When he opened them again, he was greeted with the view of Mundy’s jaw from underneath. He was lying on the sofa and his head was resting on the Aussie’s lap.
“Mundy?”
“Oh, you up now? Sorry… I hit you hard.”
Lucien smiled and it was sweet.
“Give me your hand, please.” He asked and Mundy obliged. 
“What’s that all about? You‘re breakin’ up with me but giving me a key to your place and now you’re holding my hand. What does that mean?”
“It means that - and please do not punch me more for this - non, you don’t understand.”
“Alright then, explain yourself.”
“Mon amour… When I said that what we have been having should come to an end, I was not breaking up with you. On the contrary… Argh, help me please.” Lucien sat up and Mundy helped him. “I meant that I wanted to take things one step further, if you so wish too.”
“What?” Mundy’s jaw dropped.
“I never thought that you had fallen for me since the first time, because I did and it was simply out of any kind of understanding that you should feel the same for the old man that I am.”
“Wh…?”
"A few decades ago, oui, I would have believed it. Back then, I looked lovable, the sort of man who would make men and women's hearts break at the simple blink of my eyes. But now? Tss…" Lucien shook his head.
"Hey, now… Y-you're gorgeous, ok?"
Lucien looked up at Mundy and grinned, albeit sadly. 
"I would love to believe so." 
"C'mon… But yeah, tell me." 
Lucien sighed.
“Mundy," He looked the Aussie in the eye. "I love you.” 
The Aussie’s jaw dropped. It was the first time he heard it from those thin lips.
“I love the time that we spend together.” Lucien looked at his lover’s lagoon blue eyes.
“But you said my comin’ and goin’ here was annoying?”
“It is annoying that I have to tell you to come in each time. I want you to come here and consider this your home as much as mine, at least for the winter. You can’t stay in your van, you will freeze to death.” Lucien explained. “So please, take this key and… my heart, once and for all.” He tightened the grip on Mundy's hand. "Please?" 
"B-But… Hold on. All the things you said…?"
"You chose to understand them the wrong way." 
"But you said you didn't like it when I come here…?"
Lucien chuckled. 
"Non, I did not say that. I said that I did not appreciate your visits as much as you do." 
"Well, same difference!"
"Not at all." The Frenchman explained and put a hand on his lover's cheek. "Hasn't it occurred to you that I enjoy your visits more than you do, and not less?"
Mundy fell silent.
"Of course, it did not."
"You never told me. You never showed…!" Mundy answered, out of breath under the surprise. 
"And you expect me," Lucien leaned back on the sofa. "The best secret intelligence expert that you ever had the privilege of meeting, and dare I say, the man you have fallen in love with, to simply show you my emotions?" 
"Why not?" 
"I am the Spy." Lucien answered. "I do not show what I feel."
"Why not?" 
"Would you still love me if I did? Would you have taken the risk of falling for me, if you knew what was in my heart; if through that infamous scope of yours you could see the contents of my heart?"
Mundy looked at Lucien with lovestruck eyes. His pupils dilated and his shoulders slowly sank. He relaxed and leaned back on the sofa. Oh how he loved the sound of Lucien's voice…! Mundy laid an arm on the sofa's back and like a reflex, Lucien snuggled up closer to him. 
"One of the reasons you fell for me, Mundy, is because you like the mysteries in me. You like the thrill of that leap of faith you take each time that you doubt my love for you and yet decide to follow your heart anyway. You like this doubt, it makes you vibrate with a curious warmth right here." Lucien gently tapped Mundy's chest, on his heart.
“How d’you do it?”
“How do I do what?”
“How d’you know me that well? Even my mum wouldn’t know what you just told me.” Mundy answered.
“Quite simply, because I am not your mother.” Lucien tapped the tip of Mundy’s nose and the Aussie smiled, making wrinkles appear on his nose and at the corner of his tired eyes. “I apply to be your lover.”
“You apply?” Mundy repeated with a chuckle. “It’s not a job or anythin’, eh?”
“Oh but you are wrong!” Lucien answered. “Look at my face that you disfigured a moment ago. Being your lover is a dangerous job, and a full time one!”
Mundy’s face beamed up with a smile.
“In that case, I’ll look at your application. You can leave it on my desk and I’ll call you back when I’ve looked at the hundreds of others, eh.”
“As if…” Lucien answered with a smirk.
“You think you’re the only one who looks up at me with those eyes of yours?” Mundy took his lover’s chin and stroked his cheek with his thumb. “Well, you’re wrong darl’. You’re not the only one to have some success, eh?”
“I do not doubt that, but you will find my application to be absolutely outstanding.”
“Ooh, is it, now?”
Lucien rolled on his side to straddle his lover’s lap.  
“I can give you a presentation, show you my skills. You may also have heard of my reputation in the field.” Lucien wrapped his arms around Mundy’s neck. 
“You arrogant Frenchie…” Mundy’s hands slid down his lover’s sides.
“And you love it.”
“I kinda do, yeah.”
“So, what do you think? Will you accept my key, and me?” Lucien asked.
“Get off of my lap one second.”
Lucien’s eyebrows jumped in surprise but he obeyed and stood  up off of the sofa. Mundy stood up too and Lucien watched as his lover kicked his boots away and got closer to him again.
“Sorry about your nose. Don’t think I broke it though.”
“Non, you did not, even though it still hurts.”
“Oh, c’mere then, I’ll take care of ya tonight.” Mundy cupped his lover’s face and pulled it to himself. He rested his forehead on Lucien’s and whispered. “Listen, love…”
“Oui…?” Lucien closed his eyes and let himself relax. His eyebrows rose and arched high up on his brow. It felt like his entire body was between the rough and calloused palms of the scruffy hunter.
“Don’t scare me like that ever again, ok?” Mundy asked.
“I cannot promise anything. It was mildly entertaining to see your distress. Besides, I had never heard you declare your love for me.”
“Stop smirkin’, you sexy devil. Look at you, even with your eyes closed, you look smug.”
They both chuckled.
“Does that mean I have got the position?” Lucien asked.
“Hold on, darl’, we gotta see how well you can do on the job, eh?” Mundy’s hands slid down to Lucien’s slim waist. “What d’you say to a first night on the job, as a test, see if you can handle it, hm?”
“I have been handling you for months, mon loup…” Lucien answered and pushed himself to the tip of his toes to kiss his lover.
[my wolf]
“Yeah, but I never knew you loved me back. Now I gotta up my game with ya. C’mere!”
“Mundy!”
The Aussie swept him off the floor and carried him away to their bedroom.
“Hold on, Mundy?”
“Yeah?”
Lucien was in his lover’s arms in a position that had his insides burn with a delicious flame. He had his arms wrapped around Mundy's neck and his feet dangling off of the Aussie's arms.
“Je t’aime.”
“Love you too, gorgeous."
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