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“None of you hurt me. That night was weird…and amazing…and…” I shrugged helplessly. “I didn’t know what to do, okay? The next morning, I...I don’t know. It wasn’t supposed to be a long-term thing.”
“You need someone to punish you properly, fuck you good, and care about you enough not to let you hang out with friends who will stab you in the back the first chance they get.”
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But Vincent and Manson, Jason…even Lucas…They’d defended me. Instantly, without hesitation, all of them. I should have gone with them.
The world was sure to always remind me I didn’t fit. If I hooked up with a girl, I was straight, but if I dated a guy, I was gay. If I wanted sex to be rough, I was violent. If I wanted to choose my own family and build relationships in my own way, I was perverted. If I wanted to defend myself, to stand up to those who would harm me, I was dangerous.
I love the way that Laroux writes Manson, and that they based it on their husband? He must be a hell of a human.
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But Manson didn’t bottom and I liked to switch.
“Girl, we broke into your house, shoved ice up your ass, and fucked you over your mother’s kitchen table. Eat some goddamn cookies.”
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Normal people didn’t do that. Maybe normal people were boring.
I’d seen a side to Lucas last night I hadn’t known existed, a side of him that crept out after the viciousness had dissipated. He’d looked so out of place, nervous and uncertain. As if being in a normal suburban home was too much.
“God, Vincent, please don’t. I can’t…I-I can’t—” He waited until my gasping fell silent. His expression had sobered, and his words were sincere as he said, “Remember your safeword, baby. Don’t forget where you are.”
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If you think that just because I smoke, I’m going to let you get away with that smartass shit, you’re in for a very uncomfortable awakening. Unless you want to spend some time hanging by your ankles and getting acquainted with a snake whip, I suggest you change your tone.”
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“Come on,” I said. “Let’s get you cleaned up. You look like a toaster strudel.” She laughed so hard she snorted, and it was possibly one of the cutest things I’d ever heard.
OMG, a toaster strudel - LOLOLOL! It took me a minute, but when I got it, I laughed for a full 30 seconds.
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His imperfection made him sacred, his strength made him holy. But the lust he inspired in me made him wicked, and the ease with which he bent me to his will was the closest thing to divinity I could imagine.
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