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Jack could only stand by and watch, while the mysterious stranger led you towards the middle of the dance-floor. Man, was he tired of you always getting stolen from him. Tired of all the attention the other males gave to you. But could he really blame them? You were amazing! You were funny, independent, social, strong, had a heart of gold, and to top it off, you were drop dead gorgeous. Jack realized that he didn’t have the right to be jealous, he too could have taken your hand and asked for a dance - but he didn’t. So here he stood, moping. -.-
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You felt butterflies in your stomach as the stranger led you through the crowd. There had been a little voice in your head saying that this guy was bad news, and that you should stay away from him. But the mysteriousness won. He was way to interesting with his mask and his darkness. So the light followed the darkness. The orchestra started playing a quiet waltz, the time you reached your destination. He swung you around in an elegant move, so you were flushed against his frame. Without a word he took your right hand in his, while left crept around your waist to pull you closer.
The world had seemed to stop from moving, as this dark stranger led you elegantly around the dance-floor. Never had you dreamt of feeling so secure with someone you had never met. But you could not stop the nagging feeling of something being totally wrong with this guy.
You didn’t notice that everybody else had stopped dancing, so you were the only two on the floor. Here and there they whispered about you. Someone about how the two of you fitted together, and some about who the mysterious man was. Nobody seemed to know. Which humoured the man himself.
Pitch had a very hard time not to snicker. Nobody could see that it was him? Was everybody in this room blind? There could not be many of his stature and persona in this world? Could nobody see?
One person that Pitch didn’t want to see the truth was you. Oh how he wished that he was someone else, or that this moment would never stop, for that matter. He liked the feeling of your hand in his. The warmth that radiated from you, were so calming. He could understand why most men had been flocking around you this whole evening. Why wouldn’t they?
How many times had he dreamed of being so close to you, since the day you met? 10? 50? Who counted? He just knew that if it stood to him, he would never let go.
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You felt butterflies in your stomach as the stranger led you through the crowd. There had been a little voice in your head saying that this guy was bad news, and that you should stay away from him. But the mysteriousness won. He was way to interesting with his mask and his darkness. So the light followed the darkness. The orchestra started playing a quiet waltz, the time you reached your destination. He swung you around in an elegant move, so you were flushed against his frame. Without a word he took your right hand in his, while left crept around your waist to pull you closer.
The world had seemed to stop from moving, as this dark stranger led you elegantly around the dance-floor. Never had you dreamt of feeling so secure with someone you had never met. But you could not stop the nagging feeling of something being totally wrong with this guy.
You didn’t notice that everybody else had stopped dancing, so you were the only two on the floor. Here and there they whispered about you. Someone about how the two of you fitted together, and some about who the mysterious man was. Nobody seemed to know. Which humoured the man himself.
Pitch had a very hard time not to snicker. Nobody could see that it was him? Was everybody in this room blind? There could not be many of his stature and persona in this world? Could nobody see?
One person that Pitch didn’t want to see the truth was you. Oh how he wished that he was someone else, or that this moment would never stop, for that matter. He liked the feeling of your hand in his. The warmth that radiated from you, were so calming. He could understand why most men had been flocking around you this whole evening. Why wouldn’t they?
How many times had he dreamed of being so close to you, since the day you met? 10? 50? Who counted? He just knew that if it stood to him, he would never let go.
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Pitch's return ch.26
Chapter 26
"Just be glad we didn't leave ya out there," Bunnymund replied.
"I'm only glad when I'm making people miserable." Pitch pointed out.
"That's not true," Jack said, thinking of all the times he and Pitch had fun.
Pitch shrugged. "You're the exception, I suppose." He turned to look at the Guardians that scowled at him. "So then, are you going to interrogate me?" The boy looked back and fourth between them nervously.
"Question," North clarified. He thought that it might be a more kid-friendly word for Jack.
"Ah, 'question.'" He snickered. "If you wanted to 'question' me so badly, why didn't you pay me a visit?"
Sandy glared as a
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Hypervigilance (Pitch x Reader)
Why couldn't you stop falling into cycles of infatuation with people that weren't real?
The idea of how to cease appeared simple enough: Stop doing it. Stop fawning over them. Stop. Thinking. About it.
However, you of all people knew how difficult it was to stop a thought. The harder you pushed away, the more persistance they had.
Your issue was not with paranoia, per se. No, you knew it was ridiculous. It was the threat of something ambiguous with ill intent in your room in and of itself. Not even necassarily anything you had identified as a possibility, or any number of fathomed hobgoblins you'd spent hours looking over your shoulder for
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Pitch's return ch.24
Chapter 24
Jack woke up the next morning completely confused. He wasn't sure where he was, what was going on, or even who he was. After a few seconds the dreamy haze disappeared, and his memories came flooding back. "Oh," he whimpered as he let the elves go. He stood up slowly and looked around. He had no idea what to do or what he should do. He ran his fingers through his hair, hating that things had gotten so complicated.
He felt a small tug on his pants, and looked down to see a small group of elves surrounding his feet. They ran over to a table on the other side of the room where food was waiting for him. "Thanks," he managed to say. He
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Hope all is well! This is really good and has me on the edge of my seat!