ᴅᴀᴘʜɴᴇ ʙʀɪᴅɢᴇʀᴛᴏɴ (
marriageable) wrote in
sundown2025-01-01 08:39 pm
for bucky.
[ She should really be heading home.
It’s the same thought she’s been having for the past hour — everybody else had filed out long ago, the hour hand on the wall ticking past eight. The museum had been closed three hours past already; she was sure to hear it from her mother for being late again to supper. It was not like Daphne to be late anywhere, save for the acceptable tardiness when one was being fashionable, or giving the host time to freshen up.
But she likes her job, and she really doesn’t mind the tasks handed to her; she’s the youngest of the curators, after all, eager to prove her worth.
Even if not absorbed in her work, she would think anything of a creak, or a shuffling noise in the distance. Maintenance came in at night, and old buildings make all sorts of noises.
None of it registers, until she shoulders her purse and flicks the lights off. A rustle, followed by a thud. In the dim hallway, she casts her eyes over toward the open door to the director’s office.
Something stills her from moving forward, but she calls out anyways, because it’s nothing, naturally, just another weekday night — ]
I’m heading out now, Dr. Porter. I’ll see you in the morning.
It’s the same thought she’s been having for the past hour — everybody else had filed out long ago, the hour hand on the wall ticking past eight. The museum had been closed three hours past already; she was sure to hear it from her mother for being late again to supper. It was not like Daphne to be late anywhere, save for the acceptable tardiness when one was being fashionable, or giving the host time to freshen up.
But she likes her job, and she really doesn’t mind the tasks handed to her; she’s the youngest of the curators, after all, eager to prove her worth.
Even if not absorbed in her work, she would think anything of a creak, or a shuffling noise in the distance. Maintenance came in at night, and old buildings make all sorts of noises.
None of it registers, until she shoulders her purse and flicks the lights off. A rustle, followed by a thud. In the dim hallway, she casts her eyes over toward the open door to the director’s office.
Something stills her from moving forward, but she calls out anyways, because it’s nothing, naturally, just another weekday night — ]
I’m heading out now, Dr. Porter. I’ll see you in the morning.

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Her breath catches again. He’s beautiful, in a stoic way. She chances reaching back to touch his cheek. ]
Thank you, Alpha.
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You're safe now. No other Alphas can find you here.
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I know. [ She praises him. ] You’re going to be such a good Alpha. I know it already.
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I want to keep you.
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( It feels good to nurture instead of hurt and he knows he must smell content. )
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Can you — move? Just a little.
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( There isn't far he can go, tied to her, but he draws his hips away as much as he dares and pushes back in against her. His knot tugs but doesn't pull out. )
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Come for me, omega. I need it.
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Did you need it?
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You made it better. I knew you would.
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( He doesn't remember his name or anything but his training but he remembers the instinctual things between alpha and omega and this is one of them. He likes holding her close like this. )
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She knows the answer, but still she wants to hear it from his lips. Needs to. ]
Did Alpha like it, too?
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( He isn't sure if he's in rut but it feels like it; he thinks he hasn't had a rut in a long time. He doesn't remember. He doesn't remember anything before Daphne the Omega and taking her away from his mission. )
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Good.
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( He presses his cheek against her hair to seek some sort of relief and he doesn't know why but her presence, her scent...they relieve his anxieties and soothe him. )
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You care enough to help me?
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Why wouldn't I? You helped me.
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( This is more difficult than he thinks it should be. Where are his words? Why isn't he able to just...be? )
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That isn’t right. It shouldn’t be that way. [ She takes a breath. Reaches to stroke his hair again. Her mating gland throbs. ] It — it doesn’t have to be that way.
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