Pink Scarf - PART 14 (Elvis/Austin!Elvis x Reader)
Character/Fandom:Â Elvis - Elvis (2022)
Requested:Â kinda
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Prompt:Â You are part of Elvis Presley's coveted inner circle, and the currently-disgruntled wife of one of the members of Elvis' famous entourage, the Memphis Mafia. After Elvis' dynamite first performance in Vegas, you find yourself in deep water when his magnetism finally gets to you after all these years. Â [ Fem!Reader ]
TW: Blood. Assault in various forms. Miscarriage. Death/Mourning. Pregnancy. Cussing. Infidelity. Historical inaccuracies in the Vegas timeline. Priscilla doesn't exist in this timeline. Â
Rating: Explicit/Mature (NSFW, 18+, so minors Do NOT Interact)     ||    Word Count: 7.6k
A/N:Â I'm so sorry in advance, y'all, cuz this one might knock you on your ass with its dramatic angst and give you whiplash after the last few chapters. Honestly, I hurt myself a bit with this one! *sob* Needless to say, the tone is a bit different here. Please make sure you read the trigger warnings for this part because there are some sensitive topics!
While I hesitated to make a part all in flashback, I couldn't seem to avoid it without creating a ridiculously giant chapter, and I also didn't want to make you wait that long, so here it is, complete with a cliffhanger!
Speaking of that, thank you for being so patient while I got this out. Life is kicking my butt a bit, and I SO appreciate you hanging in there with me!
Also, look out for some fun 1960 Elvis posts/reblogs later so you can get the full visual of his March 1960 glory, in case I haven't described it well enough LOL. I included a Rollerdome pic at the end as well.
As always, to all my babies, honeys, and lil' mamas supporting me out there, your reactions, reblogs, messages, asks, and comments you've given me have been a blessing beyond expression. You all are the best community a writer could ask for! Thank you so much for your support. I am loving getting to know y'all better! I love every reaction and comment and ask, and I'm sorry if I don't get back to them all as soon as I'd like but know that I love you all and am so excited to be making new friends! And a big "Hey, Y'all!" to Elvis Twitter, who stumbled into the Pink Scarf vortex and are now with us in the chokehold of '69 Pink Scarf Era Elvis and are supporting and sharing this lil' fic over there--I see you and appreciate you! đđ
If you feel so moved, please let me know what you think or how you're feeling (or send me asks)! I think I put everyone on the taglist who requested it, but please let me know if there are any issues or if I missed anyone. There seem to be some issues with tagging that I can't seem to fix, so please know I'm not leaving you out intentionally! Also, if you comment on a previous part that you want to be tagged, I might not always see it, so feel free to message me if I miss you!
I imagined this with Elvis in mind, but Austin!Elvis works here, too, whatever floats your boat!Â
Apologies in advance if there are any grammatical errors or TW that I didn't catch.Â
(I did start cross-posting Pink Scarf to my long-neglected AO3 account (which some of you already discovered!), so if you are so inclined, you can check it out over there, though it's not all updated yet!)
March 1960
You shouldnât feel nervous. Itâs just Elvis. But having not seen him in person in over 18 months, or even really being able to talk on the phone, you wonder if too much time has passed, if too much has changed, if the man who went into the Army two years ago is still the friend you cherished.
You wait in front of Graceland in the icy March air with Jack and a multitude of other close friends and relations for Elvis to arrive, shivering in your heavy coat. Itâs a strange limbo you all are in, this energy of the end of one thing and the start of something new and unknown. You canât help feeling that everything is different somehow, that a new era has begun.
This feeling is compounded by the secret you are keeping. You had been wary to accept that your greatest hope is finally coming true, but after your appointment yesterday afternoon, you are finally starting to settle into the fact that new life is growing inside you. You havenât told anyone yet, not even Jack, since Elvisâ imminent arrival has taken over everyoneâs minds. While you have no need to be the center of attention, you also know that the news would get lost in Elvisâ return. No one could compete with Elvis for any sort of attention. It would be a losing battle.
Honestly, you are glad to sit with the knowledge on your own for a moment, to give yourself a minute to adjust to your new reality. And part of you is still quite scared that this could all be over in a flash. Itâs still early, the doctor said, even though you were further along than youâd originally thought. But after two years of nothing, there is a piece of you that doesnât want to get your hopes up.
Perhaps that is truly why youâre feeling nervous and itâs nothing to do with Elvis at all.
Everyone around you starts to buzz, snapping you out of your thoughts, and you look up to see the police cruiser, lights and sirens and all, coming up the long drive. When it finally pulls up in front of the house and Elvis gets out, everyone explodes with liveliness.
It takes a moment for the small crowd to clear enough for you to see him fully. When his tall frame comes completely into view, you feel like all the air has been knocked out of your body. You have to stop yourself from gasping out loud.
He looks beyond incredible. So incredible, in fact, that your heart is suddenly fluttering in your chest like a schoolgirlâs. You have seen him in his uniform before, of course, but the last time, he was so miserable after the death of his mother that the uniform seemed like a prison, an unforgiving punishment almost. Of course, youâd also seen pictures for publicity and ones he sent home which would occasionally show him in his uniform. He always was handsome, to be sure, but nowâŚnow, something was different.
You try to put your finger on it because it really has thrown you for a loop. You arenât some fawning, adoring fan, for godâs sake. But you cannot help but openly stare at the man in front of you. He positively glows. His blue eyes sparkle with the happiness of being home, but itâs not only that. Taking off his cap and tucking it under his arm, he surveys the small crowd and his home with joy. The blue of his dress uniform brings out the reddish-blonde of his natural hair color and the blush on his cheeks. His hair is long again on top, grown out and curled up and mussed from his hat. Compared to the Army buzz cut, it is more reminiscent of his signature coiffed 50âs style, but somehow more mature yet rebellious at the same time. It suits him very well, you think, highlighting high cheekbones, long face, and his now quite chiseled jaw.
Elvisâ whole face is lit up with happiness, that signature grin white and wide, as friends and family gather around him. You canât help but feel warm and fuzzy to see that smile again in person. When you finally catch his eye, you feel like the whole world stops. Itâs ridiculous really, the way your heart throbs in your ears, but you swear his face changes almost imperceptibly when he sees you. Youâre not exactly sure how, but it softens somehow, imbued with just a little more warmth than heâs already exuding. His eyes travel over you only briefly before Jack reaches out to embrace him, but in that short moment, you suddenly feel self-conscious.
Once his eyes leave you, you let out a deep breath that you didnât know youâd been holding. You look down, clasping your hands in front of you, but when you look up again, Elvis is looking at you from over Jackâs shoulder. You are absolutely caught in his blue-eyed gaze.
Stop being stupid, itâs just Elvis.
Perhaps your sudden intimidation by your dear friend is that he left Graceland a boy but has returned a man. Even though heâs thin, itâs in a leaner, more carved, more refined way than before. He still retains a bit of his baby face, but his countenance is different, settled, more worldly.
After exchanging words with Jack that you are too overcome to hear, Elvis steps around him and comes towards you, his attentions focused completely on you.
âHey there, y/n darlinâ,â he says gently, his voice still heavily accented, high and bright.
âWelcome home, Elvis,â you say. It barely sounds like you, you think, too quiet and soft and breathless. You ring your hands nervously.
He begins to open his arms and you know he means to embrace you, and all of a sudden, you are certain you are going to faint. Itâs as if you know that if he touches you, right here and now, looking as he does and with the way his essence is radiating around you, something will be irrevocably changed. Your heart flutters and your breath rate increases, and you almost panic as he closes the gap, those eyes of his looking at you in such a way that you feel completely, utterly exposed. You want to run away, but you are frozen to the spot.
Just as he steps up to you, heâs attacked from the side by his young cousin. The moment between you is thankfully interrupted, and you instantly step back and behind Jack as the boy wrestles Elvis.
âJesus, kid, a little warning next time!â he shouts playfully, putting the kid in a headlock and rubbing his knuckle into his head. He catches your eye for a fraction of a second, his face somewhere between regret and chagrin at not being able to hug you. You manage a small smile, but practically hide behind Jack, grabbing his hand as you warily look on.
The horde gratefully moves inside, out of the cold late winter chill. The look that flashes over Elvisâ face as he crosses the threshold is one of trepidation, grief. You realize being home must come with mixed emotions; after all, the last time he was here was when his dear mama passed, and this was the home heâd gotten for her.
Youâre not sure that anyone else catches how his breath hitches and how those pretty eyes become anxious. In that moment, you forget all about the strange reaction you had to him not a minute ago and you ache to go to him, to pull him into your arms and tell him itâll all be okay.
It seems like both forever and just yesterday that he wept in your arms on the stairs, bereft and inconsolable, as his mother lay in the other room in her casket. He had refused to leave her, petting her, and talking their baby talk to her for so long that they had finally placed glass over her to dissuade him. Even then, he had sat vigil by her side and as you all looked on in collective grief, as the concern for him and his deteriorating state was palpable. Almost no one was able to get him away for longer than a few minutesâfirst it was the Colonel near shoving him and Vernon out the door and into the arms of the vultures with the cameras outside. Then, Sam Phillips was able to console him for a bit. Jack and the boys and Anita all tried to pull him away, but they were only swept up by him to go see Gladys, and his tearful ramblings continued about how beautiful she looked and her tiny little âsooties,â and then his wailing and sobbing would commence once again.
His mama had always been more than kind to you, and you cried for her loss, but it was truly Elvisâ grief that had the tears rolling down your cheeks. But you hadnât wanted to overstep your bounds. However, heâd stopped eating and drinking, and looked positively exhausted, eyes rimmed with dark circles. Eventually, you could stand it no more.
âElvis, honey, I need youâŚâ youâd said, putting your hand on his shoulder gently. Heâd looked up at you sharply, eyes so bloodshot and filled with tears that the blue of his irises seemed unnaturally bright, his innocence and grief leeching out of them. You faltered then at the state of him, stumbling over your words, wanting to be as kind as possible. You cleared your throat, continuing, âI need you to come with me, sweetie.â
And somehow, against all odds, he listened to you, of all people. Wordlessly, heâd stood, drawing you tightly to him, his arm gripping your waist and his tall frame leaning on you for support, nearly knocking you over. Youâd stumbled with him to the stairs, and heâd just collapsed into you, his head buried into your neck, clinging to you as if drowning in his grief and you were his life preserver. His heart wrenching sobs had silent tears flowing down your own cheeks, and youâd held him, petting him, cooing at him, your protective gaze shooing the onlookers away.
Eventually, after some time, he quieted. You could feel the heat of his head through the now-soaked top of your dress. âOh, E, youâre burning up,â youâd said, feeling his face with your hands. Heâd worked himself into such a state that his body was rebelling against him, and youâd whispered to someone nearby to call the doctor.
At that point, heâd had little fight left in him, and Jack and Sam had helped get him up to bed once the doctor had come. But heâd still clung to you, not letting you leave him once in his ornate, darkened cave of a bedroom. Elvis wouldnât settle or let the doctor administer the much-needed sedative until you were in the huge bed with him and he was curled in your lap. You had looked to Jack wide-eyed for some sort of support, part of you feeling a little scandalized by being invited into Elvisâ bed, but none of the men knew what to do, and you were the only one so far that had been able to get him away from Gladys. You just got harried looks of bewilderment from everyone, and the doctor had just nodded to you, as if giving you permission to climb up in with him, doctorâs orders. Anything to calm Elvis down.
So you had, your heart breaking for him, confused as to why it was you who he needed, not Anita or Vernon or Jack. Regardless of how strange it was, you were his friend, and youâd do anything to help, no matter your own comfort. Youâd stayed with him through the night, back leaning up against the headboard awkwardly, staying even after the sedative took hold because when youâd tried to leave, heâd still clung to you, heavy and feverish.
For hours youâd held vigil over him, hand rubbing soothing circles on his back, eventually drifting in and out of sleep, though any movement from him had you startling awake. And when you woke in the morning, stiff as hell, and Elvis blinked up at you with those huge, grieving puppy dog eyes, the pang in your heart was evident and confusing.
After those few horrid days, you never spoke of it again. You never asked him why it was you whoâd been able to reach him through his grief, and beyond a whispered âthank youâ in your ear before he left for Germany, he never mentioned it again. Not that youâd seen him for him to do so. Maybe that is why you are nervous, you think, because the last time you saw him, he was so utterly lost, and for whatever reason, you had been a lifeline in one of his worst moments. And that feels significant somehow, though you arenât sure exactly how.
That look you see in his eyes now reminds you too much of that look from 18 months ago. But there are a bunch of family and friends between the two of you, crowded in the entryway, bustling with excitement, all seemingly oblivious to Elvisâ distress.
It angers you a bit, the way they all clamor over him without truly seeing him. You stand as rooted as he is, as if your being able to move is tied to him somehow. He looks at you then, sensing your gaze or your thoughts in that almost preternatural way of his, and you see the overwhelm in his eyes. The way the endless blue of them seems clouded over with pain and grief. The way they almost beg you to save him.
This, out of everything, gets you in motion, stepping towards him in the crowded space, but there are so many damn people that you canât get to him. By the time you sidestep cousins and friends, youâve watched as his face changes, a mask slipping over those handsome features so seamlessly that it takes you aback. You stop short, amazed at the way he now smiles and laughs at the antics around him, as if nothing happened.
You realize he mustâve had to do this to survive over there. There was no way he could show that kind of vulnerability during tank maneuvers or whatever they had him doing. Heâs protecting himself, you think.
But it still rubs you the wrong way. The ease with which he switched emotions was disconcerting to you. Somewhat bitterly, you think that he certainly didnât need your help through his pain this time.
Oh, stop, you chide yourself. Heâs been home all of five minutes and first you wanted to run away from him and now youâre mad his grief isnât crippling him? Whatâs wrong with you?
âOkay, okay, yâall, I need to go get changed! The press is gonna be here any minute,â Elvis chuckles and waves you all off, climbing the stairs. His eyes catch yours in the briefest of moments and you swear there is something unsaid in them. And then heâs gone, up into his room.
A shiver passes over you, your stomach flipping, and then a wave of nausea comes.
Jack sees you and comes over with concern in his eyes, cupping your cheek. âYou alright, treasure? You look a little green in the gills,â he says.
âIâŚuhâŚmy stomach is upset, sweetie. Excuse me,â you say quickly, the bile rising, and you make quickly for the bathroom down the hall. Once safely locked away, you rush to the toilet, sick. Luckily, once out, the queasiness passes quickly.
The doctor said this could happen, you think, looking at the reflection of your red face in the mirror. You rinse your mouth out and splash your face with cold water. It certainly has nothing to do with Elvis. That would be absurd.
Itâs just the look in his eyes is haunting you and you donât understand why. Maybe itâs just your hormones being in overdrive. Yes, that makes sense. You are on edge and not seeing things clearly. Or maybe too clearly.
After a multitude of deep breaths, you straighten your dress and hair, then head back out into the fray. You find yourself in an empty house. You wander about to find that most everyone has gone back outside to witness Elvisâ triumphant return to Graceland as procured by the press.
They have arrived, littering the snow-dusted lawn and taking photographs and recordings of Elvis as he sits in front of a huge guitar shaped cake. You peek over someoneâs shoulder and your jaw nearly drops at the sight. Clad now in all black, his wool coat is appropriate for the chill, but his black shirt is open halfway down his torso, a large gold medallion resting on his bare chest. If heâd looked like the All-American boy getting out of that car not 30 minutes ago, now he looks like the perfect combination of sweet and sinful.
Oh, dear lord.
His chestnut hair is perfectly imperfect, a rogue lock falling over his forehead. You think perhaps heâs added a little shadow and mascara to his eyes, or maybe heâs just exhausted from the long journey home, but whichever it is, the slight darkness on his lids gives him a stunningly beautiful look, his blue eyes popping and dancing with a combination of mischievousness, aloofness, and candor. Somehow, he has retained the youthful swell of his cheeks while also now having a jawline that could cut glass.
As you watch Elvis pick at the cake, deftly putting pieces of it in his mouth with his fingers, the innocent gesture seems almost obscene and that lightheaded feeling comes over you again, this time with a swell of warmth.
You want to look away, you really do, but youâve forgotten your friendâs natural charm, how his essence pulls even the most unwilling into his orbit. His beauty is one thing, but the feeling that surrounds him is another thing all together. Itâs not just you caught in the pull, however. Friends and family gather around, too, though they are likely not experiencing the same type of reaction as you.
Oh, this is utterly ridiculous, you think. Elvis has always been pretty and alluring. Get ahold of yourself.
You think it must be the pregnancy hormones, the way your body flushes from head to toe just watching him eat his cake and play to the camera. You force yourself not to follow as they direct Elvis towards Vernonâs office for the press conference, his tall frame gliding across the lawn in the most confident and nonchalant of ways. He commands his audience as though heâd never left, born to be at the forefront of everything. Focused on the cameras, he does not see you, or so you think, until he catches you staring and quirks his brow.
This finally prompts you to move, turning away quickly and heading back into the warmth of the house. You are glad for the cold, as it gives a reason for your cheeks to be as red as they are, and it douses your heated body with a much-needed chill.
You are embarrassed by your behavior. Elvis is not some idol to be gawked at, not by you. Perhaps it is because you feel so removed from him in his absence, or it is the unasked questions that linger in your mind from before heâd left, but your nerves buzz annoyingly.
You manage to avoid him after the press conference, as heâs utterly exhausted from his trip back home and all it had entailed and sends everyone on their way with the promise of a party the next evening.
Later, lying in bed, you wonder what in the hell came over you. Itâs got to be the nerves and excitement about the life growing inside you colliding with the trepidation of your friendâs return all at once. You also know that pregnant women have a multitude of strange physical symptoms, especially in the early days, which would explain nearly everything.
That must be it. Itâs not about Elvis at all. Itâs your body telling you that you are pregnant.
Finally.
The thought sends a flutter of a different kind through your chest. Itâs one of excitement and hope and a little fear. You place your hands on your belly, imbued with a sense of motherly responsibility. You drift to sleep thinking of holding your child in your arms.
*
The party the next night has Graceland lit up in a way it hasnât been in years. An air of celebration surrounds the place, chasing away any of the leftover morbidity from Gladysâ passing. You hold Jackâs hand tightly as you enter the mansion, that strange anxiousness from yesterday threatening to ruin your night.
Maybe you should have told Jack about the baby before you came, but no moment seemed quite right. Telling him before work would have distracted him and telling him before the party still seemed to be stepping on the toes of Elvisâ return. Tomorrow, Iâll tell him for sure tomorrow, you think pointedly.
The warm air of the house nearly overwhelms you, and the two of you strip your heavy coats and head towards the sound of Elvisâ boisterous laughter. Your dress is fitted only at the waist and not over the belly, which you are glad for, even though you are hardly showing yet.
You manage to find a seat in the corner with Jack far enough from Elvis that you can breathe, as the fact that he still looks incredible has not changed in the last 24 hours. Why you are so completely stuck on his shocking handsomeness and consumed by whatever prowess he is exuding, you still do not quite know, but it continues to affect you and keep you wary. Shaking off your unhelpful thoughts, you busy yourself talking with Anita, Pat, and the other girls as the men joke and play. After a while, this finally settles your nerves, but you are very conscious of not letting yourself get too close to Elvis as the night goes on, as if being too near will disrupt the tenuous equilibrium you are trying to maintain.
Later in the evening, you excuse yourself and head to the restroom. You canât help but look in the mirror, rubbing your belly even though itâs impossible to tell yet. This puts a smile on your face, your sweet little secret. And this is how you exit, smiling, stepping into the dimly lit hallway.
âHey, darlinâ.â
âShit!â you gasp, jumping out of your skin at Elvis leaning casually against the wall across from you. Your heart gallops against your ribcage, one hand flying to your heart and the other to your belly in a protective gesture. âElvis, you scared the hell out of me!â
âSorry, y/n,â he says, pushing off the wall, eyes remorseful but watching you carefully.
You find yourself barely able to look at him with him being this close. You will your heart to slow, will yourself to act normal, but itâs like you canât. You canât quite meet his eyes, you canât quite breathe and escape is all you can think of. You awkwardly gesture to the bathroom, thinking that itâs why heâs lurking in the hallway, and then you step away from him without another word.
âHey, now,â he says from behind you, perturbed, âYou wait just a damn minute.â
Elvisâ long fingers circle around your wrist, grabbing you, and it feels like fire. Startled, you turn back and look down at how he holds you firm. You hardly have a moment to process that heâs touching you before heâs pulling you into a room across the hallway. Yelping, you have no choice but to followâheâs much stronger than youâand he holds fast as flips on the lamp and then shuts the door behind the two of you. He releases you, then folds his arms over his chest with a scowl.
âElvisâŚâ you start, confused and shocked and trying to process whatever is going on.
âDid I make you mad or do something to offend you?â he interrupts, his voice laced with hurt. Those intense blue eyes of his lock you in place, betraying his churning emotions.
âWhat? No, what are youâ?â you sputter out, faltering under his gaze and needing to look away.
âThat! That right there. You canât even hardly look at me!â he points, voice raising angrily. âYou barely said three words to me since I been home!â He steps towards you and instinctually you step back, a hand flying to your belly, as the intensity of being this close to him has you completely overwhelmed. Â
His eyes widen. âLook at you, you canât even be in the same room as me without skittering away like a little bird. I thought I was imagininâ it for a minute.â Elvis pauses, looking you over. âAre you afraid of me?â he asks quietly, the hurt palpable in both his body and voice.
Your heart aches at the sight of him like, forcing you to relax and be more mindful of your actions. âNo, of course Iâm not afraid of you, Elvis,â you breathe. You arenât, truly.
âThen what did I do?â he asks with such childlike innocence, such hurt, that your heart breaks for causing it.
âNothing, E, you didnât do anything, I swear,â you insist, going to him, unable to bear the look on his cherubic face. You force yourself to get close, pushing through your silly fears.
âWhy ya beinâ so strange then, baby?â Elvis asks, eyes scanning your face. This close, you realize you could fall and drown in their oceanic blue intensity.
How can you answer that? You certainly cannot say, âYes, Elvis, Iâm being strange because you came back too handsome and your charming presence overwhelms me, and I donât know where I stand with you, and oh, by the way, Iâm pregnant.â
Your brain scrambles for an answer as the tension between the two of you increases to a level that has you sweating, and you blink up at him, flustered. âIâŚIâm sorry, I didnât mean to be like thatâŚI guess I am afraid that youâre different, or that things have changed too much while you were gone, or that itâs been too long and that you might not, I donât know, you might not see me as your friend anymore?â you prattle on, the honesty in your words surprising you. The idea and the truth of it brings tears to your eyes.
His beautiful face softens, his mouth popping open as emotions flash over his features so quickly that you cannot grasp them completely. You feel utterly caught up in him, the loss of control and your feelings frightening you.
âNever,â Elvis whispers finally, âNever in a million years could that happen, baby.â The way he looks down at you is charged, confusing, intense.
Your heart flips. A rogue tear slips down your cheek. Stupid hormones.
You are close enough now that you can feel the energy of him pulsate around you. It makes your breath catch when he brushes the tear off your cheeks with the backs of his fingers. Youâre not sure if you can bear him touching you more than that because it sends a shockwave through your body.
âSo, you missed me?â he asks, a sideways grin beginning to widen on his face.
ââCourse I missed you, you idiot,â you sniffle.
âSome way of showinâ it,â he jokes now, breaking some of the tension.
âWell, Iâve had some things on my mind,â you say pointedly. âLife didnât stop just cuz you were in Germany, ya know.â
You donât realize that your arm has been wrapped over your belly all this time. Elvis narrows his eyes at you, steps back, and then looks you over very deliberately. Self-conscious and confused under the scrutiny, you blush.
âWhat?â you ask nervously. âWhy are you looking at me like that?â
A huge smile spreads over his features and his eyes light up. âCongratulations, doll,â he grins at you.
He knows. Elvis, of all people, knows your secret after spending less than five minutes with you.
You are shocked enough that you donât try to deny it. âIâŚHowâŚ?â you stutter out.
âYou beinâ so skittish and protective, and the way you been holdinâ yourself this whole time is different. Explains that real pretty glow about ya, too,â he says, booping your nose playfully.
You blush harder. âElvis, I just found out. No one knows yet, not even Jack, so donât you dare go saying anything yet. Itâs still real early,â you say in a warning tone.
Elvis nods, practically bouncing with excitement.
âSeriously, E, not a freakinâ word, promise me!â you say. He is a terrible secret keeper.
âOkay, okay, I promise!â he grins.
âLord, with the way youâre buzzing, youâd think I was having your baby!â you laugh.
Something changes in his eyes, but itâs gone so quick that you canât put your finger on it. He does still a bit, though, and you look at him quizzically. He doesnât say anything and just looks at you openly. The air has shifted once again.
âWell, we should probably get back out there. Everybody must be missing the man of the hour,â you say, clearing your throat and turning to leave.
Before you can go far, Elvisâ fingers dance over yours, reaching, as if wanting to hold your hand and pull you back but hesitating as if he shouldnât. Your breath catches, an odd feeling blooming in your chest, like you are falling. You look back and down, seeing and feeling his fingers graze yours in such a strangely much-too-intimate way. He doesnât stop, fingers brushing and winding through yours. You canât help the way yours start to move around his in the now heavy silence. Your eyes raise to meet his, heart racing.
âY/n, Iââ he starts to say, voice low and gaze intense.
âEP!! Where the hell you at, man?â Red shouts from the hallway, startling you both, causing you to drop your hands as though they were suddenly on fire. As if you were caught doing something you shouldnât.
Elvis visibly shakes himself off and crosses in front of you to open the door. It opens a crack and then he stops, turning back to you quickly, mouth open as if he wants to finish what he was trying to say. He must think better of it, though, because he just shakes his head again and sucks in his cheeks before heading out the door without another word.
You pause, frozen to the spot, as your heart thunders in your ears. Befuddled, you try and process the last few minutes, try to piece out what the hell just happened. Your hand splays on your belly, your face hot and your body warm.
You were right, you think, a lot has changed. Everything and nothing, all at once.
*
After that, things move quickly. With Elvisâ new knowledge, you tell Jack immediately about the baby, pulling him aside at the party. He is thrilled.
A few blissful weeks pass. Youâve been feeling okay physically, just some nausea and lightheadedness, but your nerves are still a bit on edge. The strange moment between you and Elvis the night of the party lingers in your mind, just under the surface, and every time you see him, that odd falling feeling comes over you for a moment. It doesnât help that when he sees you, something in him changes. Itâs so subtle that you doubt anyone notices; in fact, you think you could be imagining it if not for the charged, unreadable look in his eyes. But to you he seems overly attentive to your every move, protective even.
You try and chalk this weird intuition and the way your body feels up to the pregnancy. Your body is changing a little each day, and maybe this is just a part of it.
Elvis has been enjoying his few weeks at home before everything starts up for him again, and consequently, so have all of you, finding yourselves pulled back into his orbit easily. Heâs travelling down to Miami soon to be on Frank Sinatraâs show and then he starts filming his next movie in April. You have mixed feelings about this, dreading him leaving so soon again, but you also think perhaps it is a good thing to be away from him considering the tricks your mind seems to be playing on you.
Tonight, he rents out the Rainbow Rollerdome for an evening of what he dubs the âRoller Skating Wars.â You, of course, will not be skating in your condition, but that certainly doesnât stop you from putting on a cute polka dotted dress and going to observe the chaos you know will ensue.
Jack, unfortunately, stays home, struck suddenly in the afternoon with a sore throat and fever. You tell him you will stay home and take care of him, but he brushes you off and tells you heâs just going to be sleeping anyway, that you should go and have fun. He practically pushes you out the door.
When you arrive at the Rollerdome, you quickly find the girls and plant yourself in one of the big booths with a coke, some popcorn, and some candy. Your cravings for sweets have been intense this last week, and you pick delightfully at the confections as you watch everyone skate around.
Elvis has a silly grin plastered on his face as he wheels up to your table, his hair so long and fluffy on top that it bounces with him, product keeping it standing nearly straight up. On anyone else, it would look absolutely ridiculous, but with Elvis being Elvis, it just seems to highlight how incredibly handsome heâs become. Honestly, he nearly takes your breath away in his dark polo with the popped collar, his eyes electric and dancing, his face long and jaw chiseled.
At least you know that you arenât the only one noticing the change in his looks, because the other girls seem to blush and smile more as he looms over you all, the skates putting him nearly six and a half feet tall.
âLadies, everybody got their skates?â he drawls charmingly.
Everyone giggles and thereâs a chorus of âYes, Elvis!â as they show off their skates. For a moment, you are a bit upset that you canât skate, but that is quickly banished by the excitement of the life growing inside you.
âWell, go on then!â he motions, and the ladies scurry, happy to be summoned.
After they clamor out of the booth, Elvis looks at you more seriously.
âNo skating for you tonight, right?â he asks protectively, cobalt eyes narrowing.
Your heart does that falling thing for a moment before you respond. âNope, feet planted firmly on the ground, thank you very much!â you smile.
He nods, pleased by this. âWhereâs Jack? I havenât seen him,â he asks, looking around.
âOh, heâs at home, sick. Booted me out of there. I think he was annoyed at me hovering, to be honest,â you chuckle.
âYou gonna be okay over here? I donât want you to be by yourself,â Elvis says, concerned.
âOh, Iâll come and watch you all here in a minute. My backâs bothering me a bit, so Iâm fine to sit for a spell.â
âYou sure youâre okay?â he asks again, brow furrowing, as if sensing something about you that you couldnât sense yourself.
âYes, E, Iâm fine. Donât you worry about me. Now, shoo, and go have some fun, but for godâs sake donât go killinâ yourself or anyone else out there!â you laugh.
Elvis looks at you in that unreadable way of his for a moment, then a wide grin spreads across his face. âNo promises!â he shouts as he skates away.
You let out a breath after he leaves. His presence is still overwhelming to you, no matter how much you try to logic it away, so for now you are just accepting it. Such is living a life with Elvis in it.
Your back really is starting to bother you, which you attribute to the obvious, and after a few minutes alone, you realize you would rather be around people than not. You get up from the booth, then a wave of dizziness overtakes you and you grab the edge of the table for support as you blink away the spots in your eyes.
You wonder for a moment if you might be coming down with whatever Jack has, but your throat is fine. After a moment, the wave mostly passes, so you make your way to the skating rink to watch the group from the sidelines. There are a few people on the sidelines, and you have fun making small talk and watching the antics in the rink. After a bit, most of the girls come back out as Elvis and the boys are getting pretty rough, and part of you is a little glad Jack isnât here to get injured.
You ignore the ache in your back (itâs just something youâll have to get used to, after all) and another wave of lightheadedness hits you as you all head back to the table. You are starting to feel distracted, your stomach churning now a bit, too, and you remind yourself that being pregnant isnât necessarily a picnic. You feel a bit claustrophobic now, shoved in the booth with the other ladies, and excuse yourself to the restroom, thinking it might be time to go home.
Somethingâs wrong, you think, a feeling of dread coming over you. Forcing yourself to breathe, you remind yourself again and again that you are just pregnant and these are symptoms of that. You pause at the water fountain to drink, hoping the water might settle your stomach.
As you are bent over, someone zips behind you on skates, then suddenly you feel a hand groping your backside.
Yelping, you choke on the water and jump, turning around.
âHey there, pretty girl,â a man you donât recognize leers at you, way too close for comfort.
âExcuse me,â you say haughtily, your heart suddenly pounding in your chest, making your lightheadedness even worse. âI think you have me confused with someone else.â
âNaw, youâre the prettiest girl in here. Why ya all by your lonesome?â he purrs at you, the sound setting off every warning bell in your body, adrenaline clashing with your dizziness and churning stomach. He leans down, as if to try and kiss you and you push him back.
âLeave me alone!â you say, your voice raising in both volume and pitch. You try to sidestep him, but he grabs you hard and presses you into the wall. You think you might vomit all over him.
âDonât be like that! All I want is a little kiss,â he says, one wandering hand groping your chest as his lips come at you.
âDonât touch me! Stop it!â you shriek, trying to squirm out of his grasp as his disgusting mouth roams over your face and neck. Your body betrays you, though, your back throbbing, weakness overcoming your limbs, and you canât fight him off. You curse the fact that the bathrooms are so far back from the rest of the group, and you pray that someone hears you.
âGet off of me!â you try to scream, but heâs trying to silence you with his hand. Panic overtakes you now as you realize this man is going to hurt you, but in your current state, you are unable to fight.
âWhat the fuck are you doinâ?!â You hear the low growl before the horrible man boxing you in is yanked backwards and sideways, his eyes bulging in surprise. You gasp as you watch Elvis collide with the man, his momentum from how fast he must have been skating sending the man flying.
The man stumbles and rolls, flailing and falling, and Elvis looks like youâve never seen him before as he spins around. His eyes are dark and lethal, his jaw clenching and unclenching as his chest heaves with his breath. He looks terrifying, his focus singular, and you are almost afraid for the man. Almost.
âI asked you a fucking question,â Elvis growls again, pulling the dazed man upright by his shirt. âWhat the fuck were you doinâ to her?!â he yells, pulling back his arm and then socking the man in the jaw so hard you can hear the crack. The man is stunned for a moment, blood beginning to seep from the corner of his mouth, but he recovers, taking a swing at Elvis.
It barely grazes him and doesnât even phase Elvis, who seems possessed. âDonât you ever fuckinâ touch her!â Elvis shouts, then punches the man in the face again, hard, sending him flying.
Things are happening so fast, you can barely process it. You can hardly breathe, the waves of dizziness pouring over you, making it hard to focus.
Elvis goes for the man again, and suddenly you are fearful he might kill him because he seems so blacked out with rage. Elvis hits him again and the man falls to the floor in a heap, bloody and bruised.
âElvis, Elvis, stop!â you try to call out, but your voice is too quiet, wavering, and he is too far gone. You need to stop him before he does something he cannot take back, and you know something is wrong with you because you canât get your body to move the way you need it to.
Itâs then that a sharp, searing pain burns in your abdomen, and a primal scream bursts from your lungs. A shockwave of agony rolls through you, knocking the breath from your body. Itâs so sudden and all-encompassing that you see red, and you clutch at your belly, your head spinning, fearing the worst.
The baby.
Your cry finally snaps Elvis back to reality because heâs with you in a flash, fear and concern flashing over his features, replacing the fury that was there mere seconds ago.
âY/n! Y/n, what is it? Did he hurt you?â he gasps, looking you over as tears stream down your cheeks.
You canât catch your breath, and your heart is beating too fast. Then, you feel hot liquid spread from your belly downwards, life spilling out of you, running down your legs. You feel sick as you look down, Elvisâ gaze following your own. Thatâs when you see the dark red begin to stain your dress and your stockings.
Itâs over, itâs over, the baby, oh god, runs through your head, a dismal chant in your mind. You look at Elvis with resigned horror, but you are feeling so lightheaded, you can barely focus on anything. Even the pain starts to wane and feel distant. You know this isnât normal, even for a miscarriage. Something is terribly wrong.
âNo, no, no, no, no,â you hear him beg, his hands on your face, your shoulders, his eyes wild with terror now. âWe need help over here!â he bellows, never taking his eyes off you.
They are so beautiful, those crystalline eyes, those dark lashes, you think absently as you begin to slump over.
You are somewhat aware of his strong arms catching you as he slides down with you to the floor. They feel so warm and comforting, you think. You blink up at him, your vision starting to dim.
âY/n, no, donât you dare, you stay w-w-with me, b-baby,â Elvis says in a panic, shaking you, pulling you into his lap. A sharp metallic smell permeates the air. âSomebody c-call a damn ambulance!â you hear him shout. You can hear the terror in his voice, in his stutter, and you wonder why heâs so scared. Youâve never heard him this scared.
âElvis?â you whisper. You try to keep your eyes open, but itâs so hard.
âYeah, b-b-baby?â his voice shudders. You can feel his chest heaving as he presses you into him, rocking you, tucking your head under his. He always has to be moving, his energy always vibrating around him.
âI feel so strangeâŚâ you say, and you do. Youâre aware of the pain but it feels so far away. Everything feels far away except for the heat of Elvis, which feels like a blanket around you. With the warmth pouring out of you, you start to feel cold.
âI-I-I know, baby. Come on, you stay awake, now,â he says in your ear as your eyes start to close. He shakes you again. You force them to flutter open. You think whatever is happening must be really bad if heâs so scared.
âTell Jack IâŚI love him,â you breathe quietly, just in case.
âYou tell him yourself, damnit,â Elvis chokes out, pulling you in closer.
âThanks forâŚbeingâŚmy friendâŚso good to me,â you say, but itâs not enough. You canât seem to get the right words out, your mouth filling with cotton. You bring your shaking fingers up to his cheek, your face is buried in his neck, his smell surrounding you. He smells so nice. He feels so good wrapped around you. Youâre not nervous to be near him anymore, all of that seems so silly now. Your hand drifts and you feel his full lips under your fingertips. They really are as soft as they look.
You canât keep your eyes open anymore and blackness starts to swallow you, your hand falling onto his chest, but you feel unusually calm.
âNo, no, no! Oh, God, donâtâplease donât go. I-I love you, y/n, please, I love yâŚâ Elvis whispers pleadingly in your ear.
His quiet, startling confession fades away and is the last thing you hear before the world goes completely dark and silent.
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Elvis at the Rainbow Rollerdome, March 19th, 1960
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Ten smut/dialogue scenes
I was tagged by the massively talented @thehoneybeet (check out some smutty goodness of them here), and at first I was excited and then I though "oh no, what do my smut say about me?" I was also convinced I haven't written that many smutty fics, but I had to actually pick between them, who knew?! Also had to trim what I picked out because it got close to 6k and no one has time for that while scrolling tumblr đ
Rules: pick any ten fics, select some smut or pre-smut dialogue, and tag ten people. If you have written less than ten, feel free to share anyway!
Tagging @tsundanire @drarryruinedme7 @getawayfox @rei382 @isamijoo @mystickitten42 @nv-md @thebooktopus @shealwaysreads @phdmama if you want to share your smutty dialogue (also no pressure to actually read this just because I tagged you, itâs 2,6k đ) And if youâre reading this and want to share yours as well please do, and tag me so I can see!
I'm putting these under a cut because they're long and various states of explicit. I've tried to select different kind of dynamics and scenarios in these, but enthustiastic consent is one of my favourite things to write so most of them has that. I'll put content warnings/enticements next to the ones where I think itâs needed.
1. And the music plays bitter, plays sweet (CW: infidelity (not between Drarry)
Harry doesnât know what to say. What are you supposed to say to your recently widowed lover who has just buried his wife?
âDo you want me toâ?â
Draco stands up so abruptly that the glass falls to the floor and shatters, firewhiskey splashing everywhere, staining the expensive carpet; he crowds Harry against the mantelpiece.
âIf you leave now, donât bother coming back,â he growls.
Harry whimpers and then Dracoâs lips are on his, insisting, demanding and Harry melts. Until he remembers.
âFuck, Albus is here, we canâtâ â
âTheyâre sleeping, but if youâre worriedâŚâ Draco says and Apparates them to his bedroom.
âIs thisâ?â
âDonât make this weirder than it has to be,â Draco snaps before he starts working on the buttons of Harryâs robes, making him dizzy with want.
âIâve thought about you all day,â Harry says, fumbling with Dracoâs tie. âIt kills me that I couldnât be there for you.â
Draco rips Harryâs robes off in one swift impatient movement.
âShut up and fuck me.â
His voice is desperate, shaky and steely at the same time; It sounds more like a plea than a command, but Harry doesnât even consider not obeying.
2. Constellation PrizeÂ
âIââ Harry started. Draco looked up at him, eyes dark and wide, his flushed chest heaving. âIt was worth waiting. For this. For you.â
Draco surged forward, kissing Harry messily, all teeth and tongue. âDo you have any idea the things you do to me?â
Harry chuckled, a little embarrassed. âI thought I said ten minutes ago how I wanted you inside me five minutes ago, what is your cock still doing on the outside?â
âI also remember someone wanting my fingers instead of a preparation charm,â Draco murmured against his ear while tracing Harryâs rim with his cock. âSome things are worth the wait Harry,â he said, slowly pushing in.
3. Iâll never be your chosen one (CW: hate sex) This is long, but đ¤ˇââď¸
Draco closes his eyes, suppressing a moan at the thought of Potter fucking himself with his fingers.
âWhat if I told you Iâve used all the skills youâve taught me to fuck others?â Potter continues, grabbing the buttplug and yanking it out with a little more force than strictly necessary. âThat Iâve convinced more than one witch that taking it up the arse isnât so bad, after all, if you know what youâre doing.â
Draco inhales sharply. Surely Potter is just trying to rile him up? Heâs not been in a relationship as of late, he usually wonât see Draco when he is, because apparently heâs ânot the cheating kindâ. This must just be a way to make Draco jealous. Well, the jokeâs on Potter, because if Dracoâs not in love, he canât be jealous.
âI was planning on opening you slowly this time, Malfoy, using my tongue and my fingers until you were begging for me to fuck you, but I guess youâre just an impatient little slag, arenât you?â Potter grabs his hips roughly, and then the spongy head of his cock is circling Dracoâs waiting hole. âArenât you, Malfoy? Arenât you just aching for me to fuck you?â
Draco forces down a shiver of arousal, refusing to dignify Potterâs statement with an answer. He scoffs. âWell, arenât you clever, Potter? Does it make it easier for you to fuck them if you do it up the arse? Is it easier to block out that theyâre witches?â He presses back against Potterâs groin, undulating his hips to rub against Potterâs cock, smirking as a suppressed moan escapes Potterâs lips. âIf you close your eyes, maybe you can almost forget that theyâre not what you want. As long as you donât try to reach around them to pull them off you can pretend that theyâre someone else?â
Thereâs a low growl, and then Potter pushes in all the way in one stroke, and Draco almost loses his balance, the sting of it is so exquisite.
Potterâs voice is low in his ear, his chest flush against Dracoâs back. âAnd you think I imagine them being you, donât you, Malfoy?â He scoffs. âYou think I have to pretend that theyâre you to be able to come?â He sets up an agonisingly slow rhythm, making Draco bite his lip to keep from fucking himself faster on Potterâs cock.
âAnd donât you? Can you honestly say youâre able to keep it up without some sort of fantasy playing in your head? Do you need them to be quiet to keep the illusion that youâre fucking someone youâre actually attracted to?â
Potter grabs his hair forcefully, yanking it so that Dracoâs neck bends backwards, the awkward angle just below painful.
âShut the fuck up, Malfoy.â
âOh, but you like it when Iâm mouthing off, donât you?â Draco says to the ceiling. âAm I the only one who doesnât fawn over you, Potter, doesnât agree with everything you say? Yes, Harry, Iâll take it up the arse if thatâs what you want. Yes, Harry, Iâll keep quiet if thatâs what you need. No, Harry, I donât find it odd that I always have to stimulate myselfâ,â he sneers. âAdmit it, youâre sick of it.â
Thereâs another growl as Potter drags himself out and slams back in, still with his hand tightly fisted in Dracoâs hair.
âI said: Shut. The fuck. Up,â he hisses through clenched teeth before he starts pounding into Draco in a steady rhythm, faster now.
Draco chuckles, knowing it will drive Potter absolutely mad with rage. And a mad Potter is a rough Potter, and rough is what Draco wants right now, rough is what they have together, what Potter is willing to give him, what Potter wants from him. âAm I too close to the truth?â
âI thought I told you to shut up,â Potter pants into his ear. Heâs so close now, Draco can feel his thrusts becoming erratic.
âMake me,â he breathes.
4. Play me like a love song
âHarry, please.â It comes out as a whine, but he canât be arsed to care about that.
âWhat?â Draco can feel Harry smiling against his skin.
âPlease.â
âWhat do you need, Draco? You know I want to give it to you if you just ask me,â Harry says, so low that itâs barely audible, but Dracoâs entire focus is on Harry and his mouth, and where he wants it to go.
âHarry, itâs ââ he says, bucking his hips up. âFuck, itâs right there!â And as if on cue, his cock twitches, as if itâs offended that itâs being neglected this way.
âWhat is?â Harry says, still feigning obliviousness, and Draco has a strong urge to slap him. Maybe thatâs why Harry wanted to tie him up.
But heâs not ready to admit defeat yet, he wonât say that he desperately wants Harryâs mouth on his cock. âI thought you said you wanted to make me a babbling mess by just using your tongue and lips.â
Harry chuckles, low and guttural in his throat, the fucking bastard. âIsnât that what Iâm doing?â
Draco groans in frustration, but it comes out breathy, more like a moan, a desperate sound.
âPlease, Harry,â he says again, pleading, begging.
âIâm glad youâre asking so nicely, but you still need to tell me what to do.â
âPlease, Harry, please just suck my cock.â
5. When Buds Break (CW: Hanahaki disease, not depicted in the snippet)
âI was surprised to learn that you had any interest in her, though,â Draco says, as if heâs completely unaffected by Harryâs mouth on him.
Harry grunts in frustration, because obviously Draco is not letting this go. âWhatâs the problem? It was one time, weeks ago. I was horny and you were away at some charity event or whatever. And she was there. It didnât mean anything.â
âIt didnât mean anything, and you still felt the need to do it?â Dracoâs voice is a weird mixture of scornful and saccharinely sweet.
âI still donât see what the problem is. You and I are having casual sex. In fact, you were the one who definitely wanted to keep it casual. I just happened to have some other casual sex with another person.â
Draco doesnât answer, but his jaw is working silently as heâs staring at Harry, and it looks like heâs reluctantly admitting defeat. Tentatively, Harry starts to nose around Dracoâs groin, inhaling the scent of him and kissing the tender skin on the inside of his thighs.
âI have to say that discussing my sexual habits was not what I thought you had in mind when you brought me here. And it was definitely not what I had in mind when I came with you,â Harry says and then licks a long stripe from the base of Dracoâs cock to the tip, smiling when it twitches violently in response. Even if Draco seems collected, his body is severely betraying him.
Soft hands come to tangle in Harryâs hair again, and with a sigh Draco says, âI just didnât know we were having sex with other people.â
âI wasnât aware that we were exclusively casual, but Iâm fine with that if you want us to be. I mean, Daphne is alright, but there are some things she lacks, anatomically speaking,â Harry says, swirling his tongue around Dracoâs cock again. He deliberately leaves out how having sex with Daphne couldnât compare to having sex with Draco in a million years, that she didnât leave him entirely breathless like Draco does. He doesnât need to be more smug than he already is.
âDaphneâs a fucking slut.â
Harry snorts. âTakes one to know one.â He ducks from Dracoâs hand trying to slap him, and grabs Dracoâs thighs to heave himself up so that their faces are level. âNow, do you want me to keep casually sucking you off, or would you be so kind as to casually put that gorgeous dick up my arse?â
6. Find your own heaven (CW: second person POV, written from the pov of Draco being very sexually repressed)
âHave you done this before?â you ask, because surely he must have some experience? This cannot feel this good if itâs his first time.
âI keep telling you, Draco, no, I havenât. Not with another person.â
âWith yourself then. Youâve done this to yourself?â
He kisses along the length of your spine as he slowly works you open with his fingers.
��I have. I have been pleasuring myself, imagining that you were with me, that it was your fingers inside me.â
His words make you moan, the internal image of him so arousing as instinct takes you over and you rock back to meet him.
He shifts behind you, grabbing the bottle of oil and pouring more of it into his hand.
âCan I?â he asks, low and husky.
You nod fervently, and then you gasp as the tip of him grazes your entrance.
7. Testing the waters (Jeddy)
Jamesâ breath hitched, but he didnât answer this time, his eyes closed in ecstasy as Teddy pounded into him as hard as he could.
âIâm going to make you scream so loudly, Jamie. The only name youâll remember will be mine,â Teddy said, panting, grinding down while pistoning his hips, licking the side of Jamesâ neck as he went. Jamesâ head was tilted back against the black and white trunk, his bottom lip between his teeth, and he was so beautiful it stole Teddyâs breath away. Once again he was overcome with the desire to kiss James, to feel the warmth of his mouth against his, sharing the same air.
âCan I kiss you, Jamie?â he groaned, burying himself into the glorious wet heat that was the core of James. âI reallyâ I really want to kiss you.â
James whimpered, squeezing his eyes further shut. âOnly if you mean it,â he said, his voice breathy and broken. âOnly if you want me.â
8. Take a trip into my garden
âDraco,â he whispers. âDraco, donât make me wait any longer.â
Draco lifts his head to look at him, his lips swollen and shiny, eyes blown so wide with lust theyâre almost black. He scoots up and lets his mouth glide along Harryâs lower lip, fingers grazing over his rapidly beating pulse.
âWhat, Harry? What do you want?â
His voice is low and cooing, and Harry relaxes, realising heâs been tensing up. He licks his lips. âFuck me,â he whispers, sliding a hand into Dracoâs silky hair to keep him close.
Draco exhales shakily, his bottom lip disappearing between his teeth. âYouâre still sure then?â
Harry nods, and Draco mirrors his motion, eagerly but cautious.
âIâll make you feel so good, Harry, you have no idea.â
âI know you will,â Harry says, licking his lips. âAnd also, Iâ I want to see you. I want to look at you while you fuck me.â
âOh fuck,â Draco groans, and his cock gives a little twitch against Harryâs hip, noticable through the thin fabric of his designer pants. âFuck, Harry, do you have any idea what you do to me?â
9. Sweet desire (Scorbus. CW: first person POV)
Scorpius sets himself with one leg on either side of my knees, crouching over me to look at my cock. Iâm so hard, and my foreskin has already drawn back halfway to reveal the glans. Scorpius looks up at me, his hair falling over his now dark eyes, and he raises his eyebrows in a silent question. I nod, and he hooks his fingers inside the elastic of my underwear to pull them down all the way.
âYours, too.â
It looks like heâs coming out of a trance when he glances up at me at my words.
âTake off yours, too,â I say, and Scorpius looks down at himself, as if he hadnât noticed that heâs still wearing his pants.
âOh! Right, yeah, Iâllââ he says, wriggling out of them and then resuming his studying of my aching erection with interest, not doing anything else.
I summon all my patience not to let my head fall back in frustration, and try to keep my voice calm. âScorpius, love,â I say, âI donât want to rush you or anything, but⌠are you just going to look at my cock until I come?â
âItâs just⌠Itâs so pretty, Albus. I havenât seen it this close before.â
âUm, thanks?â It twitches again at his words, which makes Scorpius chuckle, the sensation of his warm breath gusting over my sensitive skin almost too much. âOh, fuck.â
Scorpius chuckles again, and then, finally, he leans forward to press his plump lips to my cock. I watch in awe at the action; itâs the best sensation Iâve ever had and my mouth falls open on a loud moan. Scorpius looks up at me, eyes bright and a smile playing on his lips.
âGood?â
âOh, fuck, yes! So good.â
âIâll do that again, then.â
10. Into you (CW: body swap)
âDo it again,â Malfoy whispered, his voice breathy.
âWhat?â Harry whispered back, and Malfoy showed him by slipping his hand underneath Harryâs waistband, cupping his arse and pressing Harry towards him. âOh, fuck!â
âBad?â Malfoy asked.
âNo. Fuck. Good. So good,â Harry panted, and he realised that if they kept going like this, he would surely come, and he wasnât sure how he felt about that, or at least not how he would feel afterwards, because right now he felt fucking fantastic. His hips were moving of their own accord, desperately rutting against Malfoy, and they werenât even kissing anymore but keeping their open mouths close to each other.
âCan I?â said Malfoy, and Harry didnât even know what he was asking, but he knew that whatever it was, heâd like it, so he just nodded vigorously. And then Malfoy put his hand inside Harry's boxers, grabbing Harryâs cock that was straining against the fabric, pulling carefully at it so that it turned upwards, and Harryâs moan was almost a scream. Malfoyâs grip around him was firm but soft and he started working Harry off in sure, slow slides.
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