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For The Love Of All Things Please, PLEASE Write More Star Trek X Ostaran Reader!
For the love of all things please, PLEASE write more star trek x Ostaran reader!
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Teacher's Pet part 9
Synopsis: Can lover's fights be resolved quickly? Or does it set up a new game?
A/N: I would like to thank my younger self for being infinitely cooler than I am now. Also the Kendrick Lamarr version of America has a problem. And to my readers. You fuel this beast that is my spiral into madness. Yippee!
The Doctor had to work quickly. He wasnât about to let (y/n) slip through his fingers.
How much of a miscalculation this was! He thought this experience would further bond her to him. The swoop of glamor, the gravitas.
So many of his past companions followed a script. See the TARDIS, get a chance to save the day. Enter, become his friend and companion. Come to grips with reality and then cling to him as a life preserver.
He mentally cursed himself out. He should have just stuck to his original plan of never telling. Or just casually, maybe after her graduation, to do a meeting with Missy and explain Nardole.
It was better to keep her in the dark.
The thought of a memory wipe crossed his head. But after all that with Donna and after he got his mind wiped of ClaraâŠthe idea was less savory and could backfire.
If not for Missy and his duty to care for her, he would never had remembered Clara.
Missy was good for that. Her psychic skills and progress were always far superior, more accurate than his.
The thought of him contacting her mentally and getting her on board and then having her disentangle this day from his little fawnâs mind briefly flitted through.
Too late, as (y/n) was already climbing out of her shower. She didnât take her time with it.
He braced himself for the next bit.
He usually wasnât on the receiving end of this behavior.
She exited, wrapped in the towel. Her eyes were red from tears and lack of sleep. She stood in a defiant stance facing him, water still dripping off her legs.
She kept on hand braced at the top, protecting her modesty. She rose the other and pointed with her index finger. She inhaled and held her breath for a long second. He could tell that she was steeling herself. Preparing what she had to say, and wanted to say it without stopping or stuttering or anything else.
He let her have to floor.
Her next breath was long and rattled out of her like death from a corpse.
âListen, I understand that you couldnât have came out saying âHey! Iâm an alien stuck on Earth!â without sounding totally fucking schizophrenic.â She hand went to under her armpits. More protecting of her precious modesty. A mini suit of armor, he gathered. âAm I blaming you for not wanting to sound insane? Even if itâs the truth? Sort of. But like, itâs also my fault. I was too stupid. I also made my happiness contingent on a manâs affection. If you are a man. You look pretty damn male to me. Feel pretty damn male to me. But I digress!â An exhausted, bereaved look fell over her face. âI said from the beginning I never wanted this to happen. But I did. This did.â She caught her breath and swallowed heavily. âI donât really fucking know what to do or think here. Would it be dumber to leave, or dumber to stay? Would you just abduct me and probe me if I left? I donât know any aliens besides you. I think. I donât knowâŠI donât know what aliens do.â
âItâs too late to get anyone driving.â She finished up. âIâll sleep on it. But, I donât know.â Her eyes slammed shut tightly and she shook her head. He dare not probe in her brain to see if he could do anything, say anything, especially after that comment she just madeâŠ
âFind somewhere else to sleep.â She ordered. âOr sleep on the cuck chair. I donât care. I need my sleep and to clear my mind. Donât fucking touch me.â
It was a better outcome than he was expecting. A testament to his methods and his abilities. It was real affection too. In parts and pieces.
A shot in the arm, at least.
He could make strategies and find the most clever words at night. After all, he did need less sleep than a human. Mental seduction was now a line drawn in not sand, but concrete. And it was drying quickly.
He sat down in what she deemed the âcuck chairâ. Heâd have to Google that term later.
She got dressed quickly and did her little human skincare rituals quicker. After crawling into bed, she put her back to him and snapped off the lights.
The silent treatmentâŠ
He could work with that.
He heard her let out a few heaves of a half cry.
The thought of throwing her secrets into her face crossed his mind. Secret for secret. But he knew that was petty and would further alienate him from her. To shame her into submission was the opposite of what he needed to do.
Plus, with the way she operated, itâd be a blow out. Only a Time Lord with access to her brain would know.
All night his mind raked through scenarios.
And her sleep was restless, tons of thrashing and some talking. He got out of the chair a few times and it seemed she was also leaking tears.
He resisted the urge to wipe them away. And to rifle through her mind.
Thankfully the morning robbed him of overthinking any more.
She woke with such a start, her chest heaving and face crusted with dried tear salt.
The Doctor made his way to fakeâŠsomething in the bathroom. Give her space.
He flushed the toilet and washed his hands.
She had already dressed up and sat on the chair. Just a pair of jeans and a short-sleeved turtleneck. She was slouched and a glum expression slacked across her face. She was chewing on her pinky nail with one hand and the other was tapping very quickly.
âIâm not going back to Bristol. Fuck it, Iâm in London.â She announced very nonchalantly.
She heaved.
âYou canât help how you are. I canât either. Weâre an odd couple. An alien and aâŠâ She caught herself. âHuman.â She wasnât ready to reveal her secrets yet. Of all the people in the universe, he understood the urge for secrecy.
âDonât take me for a fool. No more wool over the eyes or a snow job. If I want to know, Iâll ask. Vice versa. Of course.â She conceeded.
âIf you lay hands on me, itâs my right to launch you into the stratosphere.â She stood up for herselfâŠit seemed like she was speaking from deep experience.
âIâm not going to waste whatever is between you and me. But yeah.â She cracked her knuckles and wrists. âIs that good for you? Itâs good for me.â She ended getting up and grabbing at her purse.
His time to speak came.
âThatâd work for me.â He decided the simplest words would make the best impact. He noted that this incarnation of himself was a sucker for women who likes to pull a bossy act, but came undone so easily under him. Heâd lure his fawn back to him. SomehowâŠ
âOkay, ummm. Fine, Iâm going to go out, get some things. Iâll be fine. Message me whenever your done with whatever you needed to do today.â
She exited and he went off to help UNIT.
Distracted and raw, he did his duties.
They went off and Kate declared the operation a success.
He texted (y/n) to meet him at a café that was near the unit head quarters.
She met him and he went to kiss her hand. She smelled heavily of cigarette smoke and her sunglasses were glinting, eyes damn near unreadable. She had a few small shopping bags on her.
âYou were busy.â He noted.
âWell, you did mention a play and I didnât have anything appropriate.â She admitted. âI wanted to look niceâŠfor you. Donât want to embarrass you. Especially since youâre so nicely dressed this weekend.â Her head nodded to the side. âIâve never seen you in a button down.â She mused, âThey suit you.â
She gave a crooked half-grin, half-grimace.
It seemed that yesterday and this morning laid heavy on her mind.
Against his better judgment, he gently entered the surface of her mind and gently swept aside some doubt of self and this. Still there but not probing sharp and heavy. Gently safe, gently there. Letting her still have her free will, just sheltered nerves.
Maybe he still hung around Missy too much.
Even though, this wasnât as bad as what either of them has done in the past regarding Time Lordâs skill sets in meddling in peopleâs minds.
This was for the better, would stop her from harming herself, he rationalizedâŠ
She relaxed and they finally entered the cafĂ©. He got his usual cappuccino with enough sugar to overwhelm an entire preschoolâs population, she got a simple espresso lungo.
âSee!â He said as he took a sip, âJust like humans do.â
âAh.â She said, her mouth partially hidden behind the cup.
âSun feels niceâŠâ She said, sitting down at a seat that got the full blast of it on her face. âRare English sunâŠâ She mused again. âMaybe itâs an omen.â She shrugged, fingering the one pendant around her neck like it was a talisman.
The late-spring sun shone in her hair, illuminating different shades and colors in her (insert your color of hair you have here, dear reader!). Much different than in the early days with the weak winter sun. It was radiant.
Semi-sarcastically, semi-impertinently, he asked, âCan I touch your hair?â His hand already halfway shot out. (Maybe he did have ADHD.)
She took another petite sip of her drink. She nodded, âSure.â She placed the cup down and let the sun hit her more, shrugging out of her jacket, and extending her arms out to get the rays on then.
He leaned out and slipped his right hand through the line of her hair. Feeling itâs textures and gave a short swirl of the ends between his fingers. With his other hand he gripped her already clasped-together hands.
The cool metal of her rings was already warming in the sun.
It felt right, a small simple moment. He wished he had gotten more with more people.
âLetâs cut the mishegas.â She said after a while. âLetâs make this work.â
The Doctor nodded in assent, taking another sip of his drink. âWhatever you need.â
After a while, and minimal talking, they went back to UNIT head quarters and the Doctor took a meeting with the entire engagement crew and leads. (Y/N) decided to give a quick check in and chat with Petronella and asked her about her favorite place for a brunch on Sunday.
Sadly, Petronella didnât know any good places, but sheâd ask around and get back to her.
(Y/N) went off to prep for the night out.
The Doctor was buzzing, he was entirely intrigued by what his fawnâs idea of appropriate was for a West End play. Especially after her comment about his outfit.
He had no references, just what heâd seen a few companions wear.
He was properly doing a date in the first time since he sent River off to die on his younger self in the Library.
He hoped this one would be less chaotic. (Y/N) seemed a flight risk if any invasions or anything close to his normal dalliances he had on Earth happened.
He could respect her need for peace and quiet. It was admirable.
The meeting was just about ready to close up when she entered and sat next to him, sliding the chair over closer to his.
He gave a quick look over. Everyone did. It was a distraction. She entered in a slightly-overdid cloud of perfume.
She wasâŠglittering. Glowing.
That was the only word to explain it. Obviously, sheâd taken certain professional cues. Her legs were elongated in some ridiculous contractions masquerading as shoes. Her hair was pinned back in some areas and let loose in others. She wore a simple black dress and a tight black opened, long cardigan.
It seemed she was trying to send a message.
Her face was shining and her eyes were accented.
Definitely a big one.
He turned, interrupting the already interrupted meeting, slowly blinking.
âDonât mind me. Iâll just wait.â She smiled, crossing over her wrists, sliding her arms onto the board room table, slightly slouched, slight pushed forward.
Whatever this little message was, he felt his cock stiffen a bit.
Is this what her clientele saw? This bejeweled wonder? All a show of confidence and heavily-scented fodder?
Was this her doing? To show him that she could invite the gaze of anyone she wanted?
His mind swirled with jealousy.
Then the rational side, who knew her for what she was when she wasnât trying kicked in. She was just trying to look nice for the theatre! Nothing more, nothing less.
He hadnât felt this white-hot dagger of jealousy since that PE teacherâŠWhatâs his name, Danny? Denny? Denise?
This human had him stymied againâŠ
Too soon and yet not long enough, his duties ended for the night. She got up and went to Petronella for a moment to exchange numbers and she tossed her head, hair reacting to the little motion, shaking away. He caught a glint of her teeth backed against the lipstick, deeply pigmented.
His observation about them being friends was correct.
He felt a little unable to leave his seat. He had to will his body to do such an action. He accomplished it and went to near the door frame.
âYeah, text me any time. Iâll see you later.â He heard her say.
She took a giant step away and joined him. She gripped his arm and shrugged on shoulder up. âHow do I look for my first West End play?â There was a very new expression in her eyes. One that seemed unreachable.
He was rather uneasy in those micro-clues in this body, unless he relied on his mind to connect and check in...
âYouâll do.â The Doctor beamed.
She fixed her strap under the cardigan and they began their walk to the outside. A swirly motion, it was oddly hypnotic and drew his eyes to her chest. Her necklaces glinted in the light and clinked together gently. He let a small, sardonic grin form on his face.
On to call a cab, the Doctor noticed he had a bit of trouble counterbalancing his weight against her in the added three or four inches of (y/n). His little fawn had little trouble on her wobbly legs. He was the one in trouble, slightly stumbling like a newborn deerâŠ
A reversal.
Before he properly could form any more thoughts she got a cab to come off the side of the streets.
Onto the play, onto a new act.
But what was she getting at showing up like that?
Or was this just nothing�
He had to find out or give up quickly.
Not acts, no playing.
Just the night ahead.
Teacher's Pet part 14
Synopsis: The Reader gets a potential glimpse into her future. She also makes an enemy.
A/n: yeaaayyyy. More fun. Fuckery world building. Thanks to all my readers. I should probably do a tag list instead of zapping ur inboxes. Uhhh....yeah. to my mutuals who have to deal with me and aren't attached to this, I am sorry. I love you and I would donate my organs to you.
Grades were posted. Most were good, nothing to really write home about. You did far better than you expecting. The self-doubt really was deep-rooted, wasnât it?
Except one. That stupid alien gave you a near-perfect. Just one point shy of an absolutely perfect one-hundred percent.
So much for no favoritismâŠ
Youâd take it anyways. And not bring it upâŠ
Work was slow but it was steady.
He even met you between shifts at your park.
You started feeling a tad insane without him. Did love feel like this? You admitted you had little experience with love. Just what you attempted to create in the past. And trashy books and television shows and movies and songsâŠ
You needed him like you needed a cigarette and a stiff drink after a long day.
Bella Swan would be so proud of you, you degraded yourself in your mind.
âHow is work going?â The Doctor asked with genuine shine of curiosity in his tone and face.
âThe amount of professors in nowâŠI have to dodge them! I do think the statistics professor I had two terms ago recognized me!â You spoke in a shocked, scared tone. You didnât need that getting out. Could ruin your future plans.
âOh no!â He chuckled, as he handed you a bit of sandwich.
âYou arenât forgettable.â
You skeptically glared over at him.
âAny who. How was your gig at the student union?â
âNo one appreciated the irony of Pink Floyd.â
âAnd?â
âEveryone loves Doctor Disco!â He flourished then played air guitar.
You burst out laughing. With a quick roll of your eyes, you shook your head.
âYouâre such a nerd.â
âI invented the concept!â
âProbably true!â You let yourself think of his time on Earth. Who knew what funk he has spread? You werenât going to delve into it much more.
Yet.
One day, when you felt brave enough.
âI have to go to London for a while in two weeks. Just maintenance of the Black ArchivesâŠI need to streamline some stuff for making it easier for my next few regenerations. And update some things about a plan for proxy since another organization is down to a woman named Gwen and her husband and sheâs thinking of retiring the entire engagement. HerâŠleader hasnât returned to the planet in ages. I doubt he ever will. This planet has caused him too much pain. Which, ironic, since his ancestors came from here. Talk about mother wounds! Just upload all the databases for UNIT to deal with.â
âInviting me?â You clarified.
âYeahâŠI think itâll take a week. Especially with the layers of bureaucracy that is in place these days.â He looked over, his hair caught in the wind. âCould you spare a week? No TARDIS, no time travel. Just hop to, hop out, the slow way around.â
You licked your top row of teeth and scraped it back into place.
âSure?â
âPerfect. Iâll have them ready a room, a better room for us.â
âOne with a window?â
âIf they do have those.â
You nodded.
âItâs a date!â
âFantastic.â He smiled but seemed to flash in his eyes some hidden response from just the one wordâŠ
You chewed your shared sandwich and sipped your can of Coke Zero. The weather was getting warmer and the sun was actually shining in one of those perfect, photo-ready days.
âThe vitamin D feels good, doesnât it?â You turned your head to face the sun. The heat felt too good on your skin. You let a little moan slip through your lips.
âPerhaps. I might need a sun crĂšme soon.â He replied.
You snorted. He was bone pale, but you didnât know how alien skin worked yet.
âYeah, you are pretty pale.â
Your alarm went off and you had to go.
Final good-byes said and you stalked off.
You had to plan out your little London escape. If it was hard work for him, you wanted to kill time in comfort. Do some sightseeing. Nothing major. London had tons of viral cafés and pop-ups.
The time flew byâŠ
And suddenly you were off and away in another fancy armored Range Rover with armed escorts.
He did do you a bit of justice and got you a room with a view. Just not a particularly stunning oneâŠ
He went off, rather rapidly if you did say so yourself, because something needed him to submit his DNA and he couldnât have any radiant interference. Petronella needed to be with him to get her DNA analyzed or something. You were not going to try to comprehend.
Fine by you, youâd nose around. There were so many floor and he gave you some sort of weird blank paper he said would get you through anything you needed.
âItâs psychic paper!â He said, smile up to his ears.
âLooks like a piece of printer paper shoved into an old wallet to me.â You replied as you regarded the object.
Fine by you, you stuffed it in your jeanâs pocket.
You found yourself on the first floor, and saw a door open. There was a sign posted on an easel. âCompanions and Surviving Family Support Groupâ, it proclaimed.
You put two and two together. It was probably in reference to the man doing who-knows-what.
You werenât a companion per say. The Doctor assured you as much.
Did you invade? Did you go look at your future? Or a potential future? It mentioned family membersâŠ
Your curiosity got the best of you. Like that damn cat!
You walked in, it was set up like a Narcotics Anonymous meeting. Coffee, sweet treats, chairs all in a circle.
There were already a crowd of people.
And your entrance wasnât exactly planned.
You slid onto the chair that was closest to the door. An east exit if this was too much.
âOh! A new face!â A woman with a lot of life etched into her face with a kind smile and a mop of white-shock hair, her lips as red as blood.
âDoes, isâŠam I late?â Was the best you could choke out. You could feel your eyes start to bulge. You swallowed hard. All eyes were on you. You didnât like it. You preferred anonymity.
The mistake was already clear in your mind.
âNo, dove. Right on time! Weâre still waiting on Ian! Iâm Jo!â She scooted her chair closer to you.
You thrust your tongue out and bit itâs side.
âIâm (y/n).â
A short woman with a leather jacket and all the authoritarian air of something that placed your hairs on the back of your neck at attention glared at you and Jo. âWhy donât we save it all for introductionsâŠâ
You got up and grabbed a bottle of water and sat back down.
An ancient man wandered in and sat down.
âOh! Ian, love! We got a new straggler!â Jo said to him and gave him a hug that seemed too strong for her aged body.
The bossy girl cleared her throat. âNow we can start.â
You hated her already. She clearly ran this group with an iron fist.
There was Jo, Ian, the bitchâs name was Yaz, Martha, a woman who called herself Ace, a married couple named Nyssa and Tegan, a grandmother and grandson duo named Graham and Ryan, a Mel, and some young man named LukeâŠ
Quite a big group.
It came down to you, you introduced yourself. And were supposed to give some brief synopsis of your relationship with the Doctor.
You stared off into space.
âYeah, heâs hereâŠdoing something. I donât know. Iâm hisâŠgirlfriend. Heâs also a professor at my university.â You stared at your left palm and gauged the reaction. âNothing major. Iâve got his promise that heâs not going to get me in the way of death.â You finished with a shrug. âHe introduced me to hisâŠex recently. Some milf named Missy. Have you lot met her?â
Yazâs eyes could have make entrails out of youâŠ
âWhat? Did I not brush my teeth correctly?â You pointed that faux-question towards her.
âShe told me she didnât do relationships.â She spoke in a tiny voice eventually.
âWell, maybe Iâm special.â You shot Yaz a shit-eating grin masked as an innocent smile.
âOh! I heard the Master went female!â Jo broke up your brewing tiff. âHe was such a softie towards me! I enjoyed our little battles.â
You laughed and covered up your palm.
The conversations went on. Mainly centered around Missy now. Apparently she was the prime minister and tortured Martha and her family. Also, body-snatched Nyssaâs father. And became a cat. Sheâd certainly done her fair share of damage. No wonder she was chained up in a basement in Bristol of all places.
That explained her feline nature.
âWhich Doctor are you with?â
âI donât know. Tall? Thin? Scottish? Severe face? Plays guitar? Wild grey hair. Dark roots, too handsomeâŠyeah.â You didnât know how many or what the Doctor looked like previously.
âOh. So the one before Yaz and Graham and me!â Ryan piped up. âShe mentioned being a grey-haired Scot right before we met her.â
âOh, so he got his wish of being a chick next.â You affirmed.
âWonder what happened to you!â Yaz said, venom starting to leak into her voice.
âNothing I need to know about, okay?â You pressured back. Two could play this game.
She clearly had sour grapes over you getting chosen and not her.
More conversations broke out, more story-swapping. You started to feel beyond way out just out of your depths. You had to keep your calm. Especially in front of your new foe. Any weakness and you were going to be either throwing down with her or sheâd do something unspeakable.
She was apparently a police officer, after all!
âSo youâve never gone on an adventure? To space? Not even back in time? Or forward?â Ace spoke incredulously.
âNo, Iâm not going to put my life at risk. I made him promise to not. Heâs retired. He just needs to help UNIT and rehabilitate Missy.â
âShe doesnât stay good!â Yaz spit out. She then told her tale of him and how the only way to break free from him, the Doctor had to hand Missy over to the Nazis.
âNot my problem.â You said, after finally scraping your jaw off the floor.
âAnd wow, what the fuck happened between now and when? Handing over someone to the literal Nazis?â You shot up an errant hand and glared. âAnd hanging around cops. No offense. Itâs like historical Jesus versus American Jesus.â You made the decision to bite your middle finger nail in a covert attempt to flip her off.
âMaybe you had something to do with it.â She accused.
âOh, yeah. Blame me.â You said.
Others attempted civility between the two of you.
Martha seemed between two minds here.
âJust remember how powerful your emotions are!â Ian called out. âEspecially how deeply the Doctor evokes them in us!â
It dawned on you, and you decided to take the highest of roads. âYeah, were dealing with some alien. LikeâŠdamn. We really are out here gettingâŠ.cut up over an alien. Heâs our weird alien. But yeah.â He was your alien. And you were going to defend your man, but you didnât want Yaz and her feelings to make you any less powerful. âHis body count has got to be in the millions.â You used the term in a way to dig in that the Doctor picked you for the mainstream meaning and not Yaz. But it worked for companions too!
âWho knows how many of us heâs taken a shine to!â Suddenly you felt yourself heart plummet. You knew you werenât special as part of a group, but you decided to soothe yourself with your marked differences. No magical abduction story. Just a normal, morally-grey student and teacher relationship. Only it was your luck to end up with the most ran-through alien.
And, it did suit you. You too were âran-throughâ.
You wished he was free and you could get some comfort hereâŠ
You felt yourself return to normal, and decided to pass the ultimate catch.
âSorry for getting heated. The past month or so since heâs revealed his double life to me, has beenâŠshattering. Iâve only recently discovered that he wasâŠyou know, not some man I hang out with. I only recently started calling him Doctor. Not Professor Smith.â
The though of him not taking anyone else as a lover after you did fill you with a sense of pride. Whatever impact you had, that was a mark in your favor. Loyal to youâŠeven if you were dead or broken-up or whatever your fate was to mess around with anyone else.
A permanent (y/n)-shaped hole no one could even get close enough to fill.
When he was done with his task youâd have to slap him and then suck him off.
Martha finally put in her two cents.
âJust donât get hurt. The last time he was in love when I was with himâŠso bad. The ending was enough to destroy me.â
âThank you.â
The conversation went back to normal. You really enjoyed Joâs stories. Apparently he was a white-haired debonair sort for her. You were curious to see what that had looked like. You doubted it could compare to your particular Doctor, but it was probably very close.
You found yourself laughing and getting along with most. Except for Yaz. You both kept finding yourselves shooting daggers at each other.
You tried to rise above it.
However. You were only humanâŠ
You heard a sharp rap at the door and turned at the noise.
It was your Doctor.
âSorry. I was going to the toilets. Heard some nice familiar voices. Smelt the coffee! I love a cup of coffee after genetic sequencingâŠHello!â
There were nary a word as he strode over and made a cup, dumping about a dozen sugar packets in.
âIâll let you all talk amongst yourselves. Oh, and (y/n), I have tickets to walk through the Chelsea Physic Garden at three. Will you join me? And Martha, I am so deeply sorry for all Iâve done to you. Itâs weighed on my conscience since I was a young man in a bow-tie. Truly. From the bottoms of both my hearts. And, oh, faces I donât know yet, catch your laters.â He shot a quick peace sign.
He breezed out with the same ease that he came in withâŠ
You flushed hard and felt yourself wanting to kick your legs hard. The smile that crept up around your face was probably very goofy. You felt suddenly very giddy and lovesick. And embarrassed.
You swore you heard Yaz mutter something about âDaddy issuesâ.
You wanted to snap and fight her on the floor.
Jo and Ace heckled. âOh, heâs back to being a groovy gentleman.â Jo said. âI recognize that red jacket!â
After a while, everyone seemed to wrap it up.
You received quite a few warnings about how passionate a relationship with the Doctor is, and how it would eventually run itâs course.
You didnât know whether to heed it, or believe him. You were airing on the side of him. After all, he could have popped down here in his TARDIS, but he was following your regulations down to the letter. Changed behaviors, and for whatever reason, when you were long gone, and he was a she, the Doctor didnât take Yaz up on her romantic offerings.
You felt ashamed of your âI can fix himâ/âI am the only exceptionâ mindset. You were a rebel to the idea of monogamy usually. You also didnât believe in true love. Not after all that youâd seen at work and even experienced in your personal life. However, the beating of your heart and the ache in your soul and the throb of your cunt interferedâŠ
You felt like you were his favorite.
Maybe you were.
You were delusional enough, you decided.
With final hugs and you swore youâd get down and learn more about your shared alien, youâd exited to go and text him that you were out front, smoking.
âYou know, maybe you died from lung cancer.â Yaz materialized, carrying some stuff to her car. âOr emphysema.â
You blew out a puff in her general direction.
âI donât need a lecture. Heâs already on my ass enough to get me to quit.â You played back.
âSo, lady Doctor. What does she look like?â You asked. Curious. You tried a friendly route. âStill Scottish?â The two incarnations of Time Lords you had met had been. It was an honest question. You even tried a cordial laugh.
âNo, definitely not Scottish.â
You nodded.
âSheâs blonde and has the most amazing eyes! I took her to get her ears pierced. Sheâs the most incredible and infuriating person Iâve ever met.â
âApparently thatâs par for the course.â You agreed.
She gave you some agreement.
âDoes she still play guitar?â You offered an opportunity to bond, girl to girl. You may have hated her, but a cop on your side may come in handy. One day. And you both were tied to each other now.
SoâŠyou had to act your age or whatever.
She was a little younger than you. You could remember being her age. Empathy.
âNo, she canât even carry a tune. She sings all the time.â
You had to let a small snort escape.
âHe can sing really well.â You cupped a palm to your mouth. âItâs a bit annoying at times, you know. He frequently does during his lectures.â
âSoâŠthat hadnât changed.â You could see the gears in her brain turning.
âWait, heâs your professor?â She exclaimed.
âNot currently.â You shrugged, as his text saying that he was coming down popped up, absolved of guilt.
âThatâs so wrong!â
âHoney, the Doctor abducts barely legal girls with a degree of regularity. I think a tame affair with a student who started uni later than most is the best-case scenario. You included.â You flicked a bit of ash off your cigarettes end. âNo offense.â
âYeahâŠâ You clearly won.
He swanned into the little front garden at the entrance of UNIT. He changed to a hoodie and simple black blazer and a relaxed pair of checked trousers.
It made your heart skip a beat.
âHey. I was thinking Italian for dinner. Or Thai. In the fifty-second century thereâs a great collision of their flight colonies.â
You smacked your teeth together and let out the final puff of smoke.
âYouâre the Doctor before my Doctor.â Yaz gazed up, a look of pre-mourning in her eyes.
âAs my wife, River, would say, âSpoilers, sweetie.â Itâs nice to meet you early. Iâll try to wipe you from my memory to make it easier for my future self.â He gave Yazâs shoulder a squeeze.
âYeah, good luck. See you soon?â You called out as you let yourself be swept off your feet by your particular Doctor.
âSure?â You heard her say.
A few blocks later and going on the Underground, you pulled him close by the lapels. You gave him a firm kiss and slapped his ass. It was a âthank-youâ in a small, simple way. Youâd never end up, all things go as planned, like any of those perfect victims. Who knew, maybe youâd dump him. It was all open-ended.
You had your entire life ahead of you. More or less.
For now, it was just you, the Doctor, and a walk in a garden with a fabulous dinner date.
âWhat was that for?â He looked at you quizzically.
âYouâll never knowâŠâ You grinned immensely and a little psychotically. You felt your nose crinkle a bit.
âOh?â He replied back, skeptical in tone.
It was a start.
âYeahâŠâ You breathed, inhaling this moment. Inhaling the scent of him, you felt sane, safe, stable and most importantly- in love and loved back.
The train pulled up.
A perfect start to a perfect week.
He snaked out the psychic paper and tapped it like it was an oyster card. You entered the platform and smiled up at him...
Yeah, life was beyond awesome.
Teacher's Pet part 18
Synopsis: The Doctor makes good on his thoughts. His fawn becomes trapped in them.
A/n: listen I know it's been fucking ages. Life's difficult. I'm back. Hopefully. Yall still want him? Warnings for blood and such.
You felt yourself muffle a yawn as you stumbled half-drunk with your boyfriend holding you upright. You settled on calling him your boyfriend. It felt, at least partially, correct. You didnât really know how long that his species lived. He could have still been young by his standards. Well over two-thousand years young, but you mentally digressed.
The night air slapped you sober.
You didnât realize how much you had drunk. Your mind was absolutely swimming. It felt like you couldnât maintain a solid stream of thought. Moreover, it felt entirely different than your usual scatter-brained web of concepts that could be linked easily by you and you alone. Many found you off-topic or impertinent, but they didnât get that you were being respectful and your mind was linking everything to the subject at hand that was even vaguely related.
The Doctor did, however. These thoughts soothed you. Thinking about him was becoming more important than air in your lungs. He seemed to always be exactly in your direction and understood what was going on.
You blinked as quickly as you could as you were slumped into the taxi by the Doctor. His brilliant smile beamed at you like the cat and that dammed canary. No one you had met before or since carried the gravity of his grins. His teeth always on display, even if it his mouth had been turned down and closed. Images of wolves suddenly floating in your head.
You really must have over estimated that last drink!
His fingers played with the tendrils of your hair. Smoothing it, fingering the last of your dead ends.
They felt good. You felt both emboldened by this tactile display of affection and a little embarrassed. The thoughts you always had towards him felt warranted. Always. He was always inviting them, even if he didnât seem like it. That was something that stuck with him since the first time you walked into his classes.
Tactile and seemingly unaware that the entire way he carried on was like catnip. Or he was aware and didnât care. You didnât know or care.
All of time and space, countless lovers. Countless companions. Endless wanderlustâŠ
And here he was. Some universal warrior deity. Yet, here he was settling down, taking cabs and being escorted around just because you frankly didnât want to become a statistic. He apparently had the ability to pick up and go to whenever, wherever and not have to worry about traffic or delays.
But for you? He had tamed himself.
His universe had become small, just you, his very attractive ex-situationship in her hidden Vault, these military organizations, and that Nardole youâve never seen.
From the complaints left by him over literally everything, (including your relationship with the Doctor!) You werenât quite sure you wanted to meet him.
What a nerd and a narc!
Soon enough, you found yourself back in the room. All cozy and pliant. Eager to see him naked and act out all of those hidden thoughts that you couldnât repress in the pub. Your wobbly legs betrayed you as you went to yank your shoes off and toss your purse down.
âDamn.â You giggled as you adjusted yourself and rub the bridge of your nose with the base of your palm. âTell me to never drink that much again in publicâŠâ You shook your head.
He leaned down to your level and bit your lower lip as he pulled your top off and laying feverish new bites on where he bit you last night. Hard, sharp and definitely not helping that growing wet spot on your panties. One of those impressive, perfect hands grasped your jaw and covering virtually all of your face squeezed lightly.
You felt your mind suddenly grow very dim and yet ravenous. You needed this, you needed him.
He certainly had no troubles liberating you from your clothes. Or somehow getting his belt and pants around his knees.
âYouâre really something strange, arenât you?â He mused as he tore himself out of the flesh of your nipple. You could feel the blood start to fleck up.
Definitely would have to take even more time off work than you already were doingâŠ
He slowly and deliberately pinned you to the ground as he managed to take both of your wrists in one of his long-fingers hands. His expression clouded by lust and one of those emotions you thought were clearly something that humans just didnât have in them. It seemed imperious and predatory, yet all too adoring.
You were awash. Your cunt ached. Your mind felt itself retract- like you were actively getting stupid trying to make eye contact with him. You felt yourself muffle a groan as he slipped his cock in in a firm and savage thrust.
The hand at your jaw and face tightened. You could feel the corner of a nail cut into your face.
This seemed about you and also not. More about him.
All your training (for lack of a better wordâŠ) seemed to flee. Here he was, one of the last of his species, cradling your pinned body to the hull of the floor as he drilled your leaking pussy. It seemed like he was saying something in that horrific, almost song like language he used to visit Missy in her Vault.
It sent a bone-chilling shake through your system. Just like when you first heard it. Not that you could judge.
Not like you could at this moment. His grip on you increased as he fucked you harder. Each thrust came quicker and deeper. You found the pain both increasingly hard to ignore but more lovely with each savage groan he made. It was enjoyable. Too much so. Felt alien. Felt deranged.
The grip on your face tightened once more! Your tongue pinned by his thumb.
You felt yourself start to convulse as your mind went blank. Blissfully and inhumanely blank. Did you cum? Was this you cumming? You didnât know.
You didnât even register his teeth nearly ripping the soft area between your neck and clavicle to shreds.
How long did he go on? You could swear you heart a haunting song being sung in your mind. Time slipped further downâŠ
Was it more of him speaking?
You finally got your mind back in pieces as he finished on your stomach. The sensation snapped you back to reality. Your heart began racing. You felt yourself start to cry.
You felt so great, yet more than a little violated. (Was this normal, you felt yourself wander in your mind, what was this?)
He seemingly realized something.
He shushed you as he collected your shaking form in his lap. You felt so tiny. Like a small dog on a rich ladyâs lap. You felt your eyes try to focus on him.
âMy sweet fawn. You did so well. Youâre so perfect for me.â He resumed in English.
His hand wiped the tears and blood and your hair back.
Your eyes couldnât focus completely yet.
âYou areâŠall I need. All I want.â He reassured you as he rocked you back and forth. âDonât worry. No one in any corner of the universe can lay a finger on you.â
This was the comfort that restored your vision entirely. You looked at him. You felt like you were some primitive human seeing a God! Scared, in full adoration, and more than a little servile. The tears began again. More shushing, more petting, more praise. You curled so deeply into his chest and wept harder. You swore you never cried so hard in your life. You felt so incredibly good, yet every part of you burned and ached.
You hiccupped and he stroked the back of your neck. It made you go slightly limp.
âWhy donât I wash you, hmm?â He offered as he pulled you up in his arms and carried you into the bathroom. He laid you down and grabbed your shower stuff.
He tested the water on him. It seemed to go on for a while.
He washed you and even did your skin care on your still limp form.
âFawn?â He asked as you caught your body in mirror. You were pale and bruised. Scabs had started to form on you.
It was shocking.
âIâŠcanât work like this?â Was all you managed to choke out.
âIâve got you. When were back in Bristol, yeah? Iâve gotten some alien technology in my TARDIS. You wonât even have a scar.â He offered, a smile creeped up his face. It seemed smug and self-serving.
You shook yourself.
You trusted him, fully without any hesitation. If he said so, he said so.
He slid your into your pajamas and slid next to you in bed. Still naked.
âSleep.â He commanded as he wrapped his arms around you. âTomorrow, I need your help.â
And as if by magic, you felt yourself slip into a deep sleep. You dreamed of swirling galaxies and more strange songs twisted into it.
When you woke, it was with such a fright. He wasnât next to you, and it made you panic. He was already dressed. He was twirling some object in his hands.
âYouâve slept in. Not that I can blame youâŠâ He snorted. âDonât worry, Iâve taken the liberty of choosing clothes. Iâve even got breakfast!â
He offered you a cup of coffee and helped you out of bed.
It was simple, a black tank top and a pair of jeans. He offered you the sheer lace shrug you planned on using as layering if he took you out again for a night out on town.
âIâve been meaning to give this to you.â He slid you a gold chain with a small, but heavy pendant on it. It had some small circular design on it. It swirled around itself and had some dots in places.
âI know how you enjoy jewelry.â He motioned to the tangled knot of necklaces you wore all day, every day, even in sleep.
You went to put it on. It rested as if fighting the small symbols of your faith for attention on your person. Or, perhaps, even your soul itself...
He parted them for you and made sure that his special necklace rested firmly under the hollow of your throat.
âI meant it last night. Not even the Cybermen could take you from me. The entire dark hoards of the Never Wereâs and Always Wasâs will not harm you so long as youâre by my side.â His tone shifted as he helped you help yourself to a bit of the porridge he had for you.
You still shook.
He let you apply your make up. You decided it was no use to try to waste all your concealer and foundation on the wounds on your neck.
He tousled your hair and smiled at you.
He helped you into your shoes and you both walked out of the door. You firmly found your nails grasping into his coats arm as you still were having trouble even standing, yet alone walking.
The lift ride down into a subterranean area, meeting all these people was quiet. Petronella and that Lethbridge-Stewart woman and more were waiting.
They all focused on you and you could feel their eyes bore into your neck and chest. You didnât know what to feel.
You instinctively took all your cues from him.
All these soldiers and scientists did too. They all spoke of things that seemed beyond your recently tousled-haired comprehension.
When the Doctor spoke to you, and used your real name to get your opinion, you jumped. To hear your own name, especially from him now seemed foreign.
A fawn you shall be, you felt yourself say in your mind.
You made up some fake statistic about something. You had to. Your mind was flailing and you looked at your good Doctor as if that would help.
You mind felt never more silent. It felt odd.
You shook yourself once more.
You felt your mind flood back in. It was a sharp, tickling sensation. Loud, screaming and on high alert. As if it had been forced down and silenced on purpose.
You swept those thoughts aside. He needed you, and needed you to focus and help him.
Suddenly all the tawdry statistics about crime in metropolitan areas you studied for papers came rushing in. It was very good. Apparently, they were looking for what petty crimes could be aliens doing a bad job at integration and were pushing some prearranged boundaries on when they could emerge and the planet could feasibly support aliens and humans as willing co-sponsors of the planet.
They took your data and entered it in.
Success!
âSheâs a whizz with those, yeah?â The Doctor pointed at hand at you and praised you openly. âGreat stuff.â
It made your cheeks flush and your panties get a little wet spot on them. You felt nothing but a soothing warmth spread from your scalp to the soles of your feet.
Him and a few other scientists went to go prime something. You didnât know what.
You went to the small area set up for self-service of tea and coffee. Petronella trailed after you. It was a hard journey, you wobbled a few times for such a short trip.
âThose are some marks?â She pried at you as she pointed towards where the Doctor had given you in the night. âWere you attacked last night when you were out?â The deep care and worry in her voice made you feel a vacant ache in your chest.
âNo, no. No?â You stuttered. Your hand automatically went to the most egregious of them. Teeth marks fully imprinted as reddish-black stabbed divots.
âThen whereâd you get them?â More concern in her tone.
Your eyes flashed over to the Doctor and then to the ground. You didnât know how to respond.
She muttered a barely audible âOh.â Her eyes gazed at you with understanding. âDid you have fun?â She asked for lack of a better way to press on. Her eyes looked back at the Doctor and back at the mess that was your neck and chest in a few quick takes. She seemed like her mind was trying to wrap itself around something.
Did you? You could hardly recall most of it.
You chalked it up to the alcohol in your system.
âYeah.â You nodded your head. âWe had fun.â
She didnât seem to disagree. Although, a glint of something rested in the back corners of her eyesâŠ
She trailed you back to your seat.
You let a long, shaky breath as you went to sip more coffee. You wished he was the one helping you drink. Your hands still were not exactly stable. Him doing that at breakfast was oddly fitting. Felt like it should be that way.
You gave more opinions and input. He lauded on the praise.
The wet spot was growing in size under your jeans. Your cunt was positively aching once again. Your heart raced.
It felt like he was winding you up.
Maybe he wasâŠ
Teacher's Pet part 17
Synopsis: The Doctor muses on the nature of what he could do, the reader is a willing accomplice to her own life.
A/n: first off, I'd like to thank @queerconfusionthings on the slightly darker tone of this chapter and our long talks about 12, it changed this chapter. You get me in a way precious others do...and to all my readers, yall are best. To my mutuals, I'd die for you. Especially those who don't share my needs here. Love u.
It started to border on experimental. So many untapped valleys and choices he could make now that his pet fawn was solidly by his side, and now bound to leave him, no matter how dire the situation or how many red flags or fears the ghosts of his past could bequeath to her. (Y/N) was firmly in his grasp. Perhaps indefinitely.
There were certain thought experiments that were hypothetical that he was taught at the academy. How to not just bind a weaker species to your mind not just in mind, but in blood. The facets of addiction was the singular universal trait of all sentient life in the cosmos. He admitted that he was becoming as addicted to her as she was to him, and those nasty substances she would take.
He was of half a mind to remove their influence on her body and substitute them for him. As they walked through Kew Gardens, he mused on that. Take the urge that crippled her for drinks and cigarettes to the point of clouding her thoughts at times, bind those starved out brain cells to the idea of him. The swap from nicotine and ethyl alcohol to the Doctor would he fairly easy to do.
Ultimately, after she flashed him a smile and kissed him on the cheek before heading to the loo, he decided against it. For now.
She was getting beyond handsyâŠalmost to the point of him being begged to fuck her in public. Maybe the switch was happening naturally. The addiction to the physical was clearly getting strongerâŠ
Wouldnât he be so lucky?
Heâd have another full-scale rifle in her mind soon to assess the current situation!
Maybe he was more like the Rani than heâd previously assessedâŠ
Wouldnât that just choke the life from Missy? Her precious parallels dashed in the face if him ending up much more like their estranged friend turned mutual foe.
Whatever the case in this poorly-plotted and infinitely nailed-out love story he was crafting, the Doctor was sure of one thing. His reputation as the universeâs biggest savior, itâs self-inserted martyr needed to stay intact. Missy knew to some extent. Missy could feel and reveled in his own self-corruption at the hands of this mere human.
Missy would, even if she wanted to escape, keep this secret. Their rivalry and comrades and millennia-long bond, despite how fucked up it was, or how many times theyâd kill or fight one another was iron-clad.
Honor among thieves or somethingâŠ
The idea of some sort of vivisection briefly clouded his vision as he saw her exit the toilets. She was beaming. She held her jacket in her hand and her teeth caught in the light.
He decided against that idea.
There were opportunities endlessly flowing out.
âHey, Iâm absolutely starving!â She pulled him by the ties on his hoodie. âDo you want to go to a pub after this? Thereâs got to be a really good one that does a lovely roast dinner or something.â
Totally clueless, totally obvious to the danger she was in. So fine-tuned to weird shadows and knew when a human man on the street was up to no good. She didnât know that the real predator was getting the aglets of his hoodie flicked around.
Poor her. Poor little fawn. Fully in the wolfâs maw and her neck was already snapped. Lost in the too-dark woods, separated from her herd. Only the guidance of that would come had made a meal of her. And was toying her corpse out furtherâŠ
He felt his cock stiffen.
Maybe he would take her tonight. Just until bleeding. See how far her dependence on her would go. Maybe degrade her a bit.
If he could, he would. Wasnât it his right?
He did own her, after all. Everyone from the team at UNIT to that last scrappy remnant of Torchwood saw her over-the-moon, fully-tethered ache for himâŠ
They all picked up on something far more grasping than mere companion in their relationship. He wasnât risking her life and breaking her spirit on planets far outside her home solar system. A dark, full-bodied compatriot. An equal lover. Perhaps they would arrive at the conclusion of his idea of settling down on Earth.
Not like their human opinions mattered in the endâŠ
âYes, of course.â He returned her eager, lavish smile with one of his own.
He slammed these thoughts back in the dark chest that was his mind. For now heâd just play with her hormones and her mind. Just put them at maximum. Continue this charade.
Keep everyone and everyone in the darkâŠ
It was a great rest of the day, a butterfly landed on her arm. She delicately picked it up to rest on her finger and it stayed put as if she was her own form of magic. The little insect crawled around and she led it to rest on his jacket.
âHeâs probably picking up the sugar scrub I used last night.â She rationalized.
âOr youâre just preternaturally sweet.â He let out the cheesy line as it flicked itself off his being and flew into the air. She shot him a bemused sideways glance. When she finally got it off her finger and it was firmly on his being she slightly shook her head and rolled her eyes.
Obviously, it didnât take a liking to him.
Itâs instincts were far better tuned.
He took her to the closest pub. It wasnât doing a roast dinner that night. She was put out, but ordered chips with a gin and tonic and some little sandwich thing.
His Earth girls really loved their chips.
Maybe that was his type? Little, bold Earth girls with loud minds that could devour nothing but chips for all eternity and be perfectly happy doing so.
He could live with thatâŠ
She went out for a cigarette and he mentally made contact with Missy.
She âpicked upâ the mental receiver.
âHow goes London, you filthy old man?â The words shot into his mind like an icicle from a roof.
âFine, just curious, how much attention did you pay to Professor Hedflonhorzthenetharâs lessons on groove-making in lesser species?â
âRapt, Doccy. Why?â
âSend me your memories, Iâll Amazon a tuba to my office.â
Another betrayal of the morals he started this regeneration withâŠ
âLet me see you do it. Iâll only do it if you do it now and let me look through your eyes!â It was sharp, it felt like she was beside him shouting it.
He gave her permission to see through his eyes. He sighed and whipped out his phone, ordered a tuba and closed up the connect to his eyes.
The entirety of her memories regarding the lessons pinged into his brain like an email or perhaps a text notificationâŠ
His little fawn slid back onto the barstool next to him as Missy closed the lineâŠ
âDonât break her yet! I want to be her friend! Iâm so lonely!â
He could still feel her teasing pout lingering in his brain. Perhaps she left it as a taste of his own medicine.
âThe nightâs getting cooler.â (Y/N) informed.
âPity, youâll need to cover up.â
Her mind was clearly projecting images of her taking him to the toilets and fucking him in the stall. Loudly.
Her mind was wandering, she kept admiring the line of his brow and the way his fingers crossed over as he held the glass of Fanta he was slowly sipping. She needed him in ways that would shock perhaps even Captain Jack Harkness or perhaps that smaller, dark shadow that used to follow him around, John Hart was his name?
A pathetic kicked dog that craved the Captainâs attentionâŠ
Just like him and Missy.
He shook his head at that particular parallel.
Probably the advantage of dating someone in her profession. She knew what was avant-garde in sex!
Or at least for a human of her time period that had never been off-planetâŠ
The Doctor let his mind wander into hers. Despite her clear projection, he wanted to see exactly what the damage of the last night was. She was chattering on about a philosophy book she picked up for between clients and for downtime at work. She completed it and wanted to share her critiques of it and her ways sheâd probably improve upon the messages. As well as what she liked from it- she wasnât all kvetching, no appreciation, after all.
In all honesty, he loved the wild tangential spin she loved. He felt some remorse about how deeply he had rummaged in her brain. She still was, in a sense, her own. Just now permanently entangled in his web. Like a rat in a glue trap, but only she didnât grasp how sticky the glue wasâŠ. She was fully mentally tethered. Heâd have to be more careful, he didnât want to lose her, or push these experiences too deep. Losing this spark of ingenuity and tired vivaciousness would be a sin worse than anything else.
He swallowed another sip of his Fanta.
It seemed a bit shaken, but he swept those away. Kept them as salacious afterthought. Bonded the memories from today that were pleasant to her already aching neurotransmitters. Amped up her hormones a tad bit.
Anyone around her, even a stupid human could probably hear her mind now. It was both very intrigued by the subject matter of the book but also so desperately needy for her Doctor. He could feel her aching cunt and body responding from here. Anybody with a pulse could probably get her drift.
He'd probably, if anyone was sensitive enough, have to start beating them off with a stick!
That could be fun, lure her further. Let her know that she was only safe with himâŠ
He ran the possibilities and scanned the bar, seeing if he could play any games.
Sadly not.
He decided against that for the moment.
Especially since something told him that sheâd have precious little trouble fighting for herself. Unless he purposefully put her mind in a state of freeze, he doubted that a pub brawl based on her appearance would faze her. She, like most human girls, had been numbed to that sort of violence.
Sheâd probably have to come in and save him, by the looks of a few of the other patrons hereâŠ
He dissolved that idea. He couldnât risk breaking his promise to her and regenerating on the spot if she was frozen, meant to witness. His superior genetics and all that may come with was no match for a gone-to-seed ex-rugby player nor someone who clearly worked security. As he finished his assessment of the crowd in the pub.
His mind games would have to play out in other ways stillâŠ
Just adjust the plans that he had. And take in the information Missy had pinged him.
The illusion of free will still reflected true, right?
His old pal, Plato did some allegory with a caveâŠsadly he wasnât paying attention when the man was speaking. Missed the point, invented a self-lubricating spatula for flapjacks.
Oops.
Heâd never say he was depriving her of that outright, no too controversial. Too salacious. Guidance, yes. A dual corruption arc? Definitely.
Daddy knows best, rung through his skull. An old line he told Kate about the poison to kill the ZygonsâŠ
Paternalistic? Yes.
How could he not be? A human is so young and weak compared to most species out there. Let alone him and his!
After all, he was her teacher. Her educator.
These thoughts, mixed with how strong she was fantasizing about fucking him, and her natural allureâŠhe was shocked that he wasnât bursting through his trousers, exposing himself to all to see.
He'd fuck her tonight. Not only did she clearly need it, but if he didnât give in, he would probably act out.
He had fully surrendered himself to current path he was on. Yes.
Heâd not destroy her entirely. Take away what enchanted him to her. That would be a sin graver than killing her outright. She had goals and dreams. They had discussed at such at length. Heâd let her have those. So long as sheâd never stray from his clingy side.
He half-wished he could summon a past version of himself, or perhaps a future without risking too much. Just to confer and pass back ideas.
All he had was Missy.
Or to sneak off and search for the Rani.
And theyâd destroy him with zealous help.
No! He was alone in this path. Only solace was Missy and her enjoyment of his fawn and petty need to be good and please reform for her release. He walked his path utterly alone.
The evening wound itself up. The Doctor had to pounce. To claim what little of his fawn lay left unclaimed. Ruin her forever. Claim her indefinitelyâŠ
He paid their bill and ventured into the night.
A pep laid in his step, his cock still semi-stiff. Heâd destroy her to rebuild her.
Teacherâs Pet.
Heâd have his fun next term. Make her into a professorâs aide. Push her servile nature to him into a possibly public place. Show her off, perhaps even.
But for now? He was about ready to explode. His balls ached, and his hearts were full.
All in the name of love, right?
Or obsessionâŠ
Either way, still to have someone as alluring with such a firm form like (insert a description of your body, readerâŠ) and a mind as hard in her ideals, but so easy to toy with?
EcstasyâŠ
Random a** headcanons
Jame T. Kirk x Ostaran!reader
Iâve said it before, Iâll say it again
so damn clingy and gives the best hugs
like the ones that linger to the point where eventually youâre just cuddling in an upright position
will pet your ears hair while you guys are just hanging out in your quarters
will never understand how you can eat so many vegetables
âThatâs like eating the garnish, why would you do that???â
Jokingly leaves you things for your nest as though he were worshipping at an altar
âOh mighty bunny darling, please accept this measly mortal offering of a fluffy blanket and a snack!â
you just grumble halfheartedly and pull him and the offerings into your nest
@finallyforgotten I hope this small offering will temporarily satiate your hunger for Ostaran!reader while I work on getting the inspiration for something more substantial! đ°