Lost Girl | various
originally posted here
1) Dyson/The Ash - rating: PG
The first time Dyson kneeled before The Ash he was barely a man yet but already good at pretending otherwise. All eyes were on him but he didn’t show weakness or indecision as he made his call. It wasn’t really a choice at all but rather a need, an unconquerable urge to have this man own him in every possible way.
And when The Ash declared his claim on Dyson to all the gathered Fae, he looked like he knew all of this perfectly well, as if he could read Dyson like an open book already.
That much never changed.
2) Hale/The Morrigan - rating: PG
La Shoshain had always been Hale’s favourite day of the year, like for so many, but unlike everyone else he always made sure that what happened that day would always remain a hazy dream, never ever to affect the rest of his life. He usually achieved that through excessive alcohol consume. It was simple yet effective, and the residual elation of mindblowing sex made the hangover worth it.
But one year, just the day after La Shoshain, The Ash has a run-in with The Morrigan, and on her way out she throws Hale a wicked grin.
He gulps. Oh shit.
3) Dyson/Hale - post S1Ep7 ArachnoFaebia - rating: R
Making Kenzi promise not to tell about that kiss did Hale no good in the end, Dyson could smell Bo all over him right away. He didn’t comment, didn’t even look at Hale for days until Hale was damn near ready to goddamn Siren out on him.
In the end it was Kenzi that locked them in the backroom of The Dal (with Trick’s help), telling them to “quit the angsty gay drama already”.
Two hours and a few broken objects later Hale found himself moaning in pleasure, pushed up against a bookshelf with Dyson growling into his mouth: “Mine.”
4) Bo/Kenzi/Saskia - rating: mild R
Kenzi’s whole body feels like it’s on fire and she reaches out, needing to hold onto something solid to stop feeling like she’s about to fall into a bottomless pit of pure desire. Her hand slides around Bo’s waist and she pulls her friend flush against her body, shivering at the contact. Bo leans in to kiss her but stops herself, a deep frown settling on her face.
But then a hand reaches out to chase the worry from Bo’s mind and Saskia, while leaving small kisses on Kenzi’s shoulder, whispers:
“It’s ok, Bo, I won’t let you hurt her.”
5) Saskia/The Morrigan - rating: R
She loves succubi and she loves strong women, Saskia is both, that’s why she chose her. When they are together there are always scratches and bruises and marks left on each other’s bodies that never remain unhealed for long enough and The Morrigan relishes every second of it.
“Admit it, you’re addicted to this,” Saskia whispers seductively into The Morrigan’s mouth, who then rolls her over and pushes her arms above her head.
“Addiction is weakness and I am not weak.”
Saskia’s smirk is a challenge - infuriating and beautiful, and The Morrigan loves this game.
It’s like war without casualties
1) Dyson/The Ash - rating: PG
The first time Dyson kneeled before The Ash he was barely a man yet but already good at pretending otherwise. All eyes were on him but he didn’t show weakness or indecision as he made his call. It wasn’t really a choice at all but rather a need, an unconquerable urge to have this man own him in every possible way.
And when The Ash declared his claim on Dyson to all the gathered Fae, he looked like he knew all of this perfectly well, as if he could read Dyson like an open book already.
That much never changed.
2) Hale/The Morrigan - rating: PG
La Shoshain had always been Hale’s favourite day of the year, like for so many, but unlike everyone else he always made sure that what happened that day would always remain a hazy dream, never ever to affect the rest of his life. He usually achieved that through excessive alcohol consume. It was simple yet effective, and the residual elation of mindblowing sex made the hangover worth it.
But one year, just the day after La Shoshain, The Ash has a run-in with The Morrigan, and on her way out she throws Hale a wicked grin.
He gulps. Oh shit.
3) Dyson/Hale - post S1Ep7 ArachnoFaebia - rating: R
Making Kenzi promise not to tell about that kiss did Hale no good in the end, Dyson could smell Bo all over him right away. He didn’t comment, didn’t even look at Hale for days until Hale was damn near ready to goddamn Siren out on him.
In the end it was Kenzi that locked them in the backroom of The Dal (with Trick’s help), telling them to “quit the angsty gay drama already”.
Two hours and a few broken objects later Hale found himself moaning in pleasure, pushed up against a bookshelf with Dyson growling into his mouth: “Mine.”
4) Bo/Kenzi/Saskia - rating: mild R
Kenzi’s whole body feels like it’s on fire and she reaches out, needing to hold onto something solid to stop feeling like she’s about to fall into a bottomless pit of pure desire. Her hand slides around Bo’s waist and she pulls her friend flush against her body, shivering at the contact. Bo leans in to kiss her but stops herself, a deep frown settling on her face.
But then a hand reaches out to chase the worry from Bo’s mind and Saskia, while leaving small kisses on Kenzi’s shoulder, whispers:
“It’s ok, Bo, I won’t let you hurt her.”
5) Saskia/The Morrigan - rating: R
She loves succubi and she loves strong women, Saskia is both, that’s why she chose her. When they are together there are always scratches and bruises and marks left on each other’s bodies that never remain unhealed for long enough and The Morrigan relishes every second of it.
“Admit it, you’re addicted to this,” Saskia whispers seductively into The Morrigan’s mouth, who then rolls her over and pushes her arms above her head.
“Addiction is weakness and I am not weak.”
Saskia’s smirk is a challenge - infuriating and beautiful, and The Morrigan loves this game.
It’s like war without casualties