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tattycoram · 3 months
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Alpha-17, holding cadet Rex: This is Rex. He bites as well Fordo, gazing at Fox and Wolffe: We really have too many cadets who bite
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psyzook · 5 months
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I wholeheartedly believe with my entire soul that Alpha-17 absolutely fucks.
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somedaylazysomeday · 2 months
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Bodyguard - Part Three
Alpha is moving on to another assignment. That's bearable only because you are, too. And you have an idea how to spend your last week together...
Alpha-17 x fem!reader
Rating: Explicit. Minors, please do not interact.
Word Count: 4,200
Warnings: Mentions of past trauma and peril, language, mentions of secret workplace relationships, mentions of future dangers, inappropriate workplace activities, unprotected sex.
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“I expect you to get your work done,” Senator Julgum’s hologram reminded. Fortunately, it was a pre-recorded video, or he would have definitely objected to the rude noise you made in response to that. “Though I will not be there to supervise, I assure you that I will be checking in on your progress throughout the week.” 
You made a face as you let the rest of the recording play, internally deriding everything the senator had to say. Just the fact that he had seen fit to record a holomessage for you showed that he had clearly misunderstood his own role in the office. 
When the recorded message finally flickered twice and went dark, Alpha huffed a sigh beside you. If your expressions and reactions had been unprofessional, Alpha’s had been actively disrespectful, if not fully hostile. 
“Supervision,” Alpha finally growled. “What kind of supervision do you reckon he thinks he’s doing?” 
“I have no idea,” you said, shaking your head. “Hard to supervise when you spend most of your time fundraising or trying to ingratiate yourself with other senators.” 
“Doesn’t work.” Alpha wore a smug smile. “I’ve heard the chatter. No one can stand Julgum.” 
“Shock,” you said lightly, shuffling some flimsi around on your desk in an effort to neaten things up. “Ah, well. How many more days?” 
“Too many. Four. And you?” 
You didn’t even have to think about it. “Six. At least Julgum isn’t here.” 
“Be careful,” Alpha warned sternly. You frowned, waiting for his warning. Only a twinkle in his eyes gave his teasing away. “Julgum will be checking in throughout the week.” 
You pretended to gasp. “In that case, you’d better leave. I have work to do.” 
“Yeah, it’s busy around here,” Alpha scoffed, gesturing at the empty office around you. “So many people begging to work with the senator on his next well-thought-out proposal for a bill.” 
With a laugh, you said, “Oh, I see what happened. You’re thinking of your next job. When you work with Senator Amidala, you’ll be spending most of your time screening visitors and trying to keep her from getting into blaster fights with bounty hunters and war criminals.”
“I’ve heard. The jetii may not get the most reliable intel, but they try to prepare us when they can.” 
“Just promise me you’ll stay safe,” you requested. 
Alpha gave you an unimpressed look. “The day I get taken out by some Seppie aiming for Amidala is the day I deserve to go.” 
“That’s not a promise.” 
“It’s not.” Alpha gave you a calculating glance. “But if you’re so concerned, let me pull some strings. I can get you a position as one of Amidala’s aides. That way, you can keep an eye on me.” 
It was an old argument. You weren’t going to let him win it, but you had to appreciate his persistence. “Again, Senator Amidala only hires aides from Naboo. Even then, she gives priority to anyone who used to work as one of her decoys. I wouldn’t get an aide position with her, and that’s fine. Anywhere is better than here.” 
“I still don’t like the idea of you working for that maniac,” Alpha grumbled. 
You laughed openly. “Senator Organa is not a maniac. He’s outspoken, but he gets in fewer blaster battles than Amidala. Plus, they work together a lot. We’ll still spend a lot of time around each other.” 
Alpha frowned. “Are they fucking?” 
“Classy,” you remarked, already shaking your head in answer. “Senator Organa is famously devoted to his beautiful wife, and all of us aides think Senator Amidala has a secret boyfriend she sneaks around with.”
“Secret boyfriend?” Alpha repeated, a glimmer of interest in his expression. He claimed to be above petty things like gossip, but the captain loved ferreting out whether there was truth in a rumor. He didn’t necessarily tell anyone what he found, but he needed to know. “Maybe I’d better keep an eye out. He could be a security risk.” 
“Or you could leave it alone.” He didn’t seem convinced, and you shrugged. “Just saying, maybe we aren’t the ones who should be looking too deeply into secret relationships.” 
“Secret?” Alpha gave you an incredulous look. “Mesh’la, the only people who don’t know we’re dating are the ones who don’t pay any attention.” 
Arguing with Alpha was often less effective than trying to elbow through a durasteel wall, but you stood your ground. “Still, Julgum would have done his best to fire us both if he had known we were together. Maybe Senator Amidala is dating someone who would be considered inappropriate for some reason. Better to let them have their privacy.” 
“We’ll see,” was Alpha’s only answer. It was as good as him saying that he didn’t want to keep discussing it, and you weren’t willing to get into an argument over a senator’s love life, so you let it go. “And Julgum might have tried to get rid of us, but I was appointed by the Jedi.” 
“Nice for you,” you remarked, craning your neck to look at him. While you had occupied yourself by cleaning out your desk, Alpha had opted to pace around the small receiving area. “But I would have been out of a job.” 
“Maybe, maybe not.” Alpha’s smile was sharp, more a baring of teeth than an actual smile. “I can be very persuasive.” 
“Like that time you persuaded that delivery droid through the window?” 
“I didn’t like the way it kept buzzing around here,” Alpha said defensively. “And what did it turn out to be in the end?” 
“A Separatist spy droid,” you admitted readily. 
There was no point in denying it; that incident was legendary among the Senate aides. Not only had Alpha kept Senatorial secrets from being captured by the Separatists, he had used himself as a shield when the spy droid had tried to come after you. Half the aide pool had fantasized about Alpha for a month afterward. It had been hell. 
From the subtle grimace on Alpha’s face, he hadn’t forgotten the constant admiration either. Neither one of you had enjoyed that level of attention, but it had driven the two of you to be more openly affectionate. The teasing you had gotten from your coworkers and all of Alpha’s brothers had been worth it to stop watching everyone hit on your boyfriend. 
“Speaking of Julgum,” Alpha said, interrupting your tangled thoughts, “When is he supposed to be back?” 
“Three weeks from yesterday,” you answered automatically. 
Alpha snorted. “Not too concerned about being here for our last week on staff, is he?” 
“No.” You sighed. “At least we don’t have to deal with him. And my replacement will have some time to get used to the job before he gets back.” 
“Did they find someone for the position?” Alpha asked. 
“Absolutely not.” Idly, you picked up an outdated flimsi memo and tossed it into the wastebin. “Last I heard, they weren’t going to force any Senatorial aides into working with him. I guess word of the crash on Bogden got around.” 
“Of course it did,” Alpha confirmed. “I made sure it would.” 
“Alpha!” you chided, already laughing. “I told you not to do that!” 
He looked utterly unrepentant. “You did. I don’t know what you expected. He left us behind at a crash site. I know he didn’t come looking for us - I was conscious the whole time. I was designed to be left behind, but you? You’re defenseless. It was cowardly, not looking for you. Julgum and the pilot, but I already told the pilot what I thought of him.” 
“Is that why he quit?” Julgum’s pilot had suddenly given his notice and left before anyone could ask any questions. You had thought it was strange at the time, but you hadn’t followed up. 
“Probably.” 
“It’s a wonder Senator Organa agreed to take me on,” you muttered, gathering a pile of flimsi to be discarded. 
“He’d be stupid not to,” Alpha told you. The path he had been pacing through the room led him up to you. “Everyone knows what Julgum put you through. You’re the best aide the Senate has. Organa’s not the only one who knows it, either. You were getting out of here one way or another.” 
You stared at him. “And you didn’t think to tell me this before?” 
“I didn’t want that little ego to get out of control,” Alpha told you, tapping a spot at the dead center of your forehead. “‘Sides, isn’t it better that you waited for a position you actually want instead of one that’s just less bad?” 
“I guess,” you admitted begrudgingly as Alpha’s heavy hand settled on your shoulder. “Still would have been nice to know. It might have made it easier to put up with Julgum for the last few weeks.” 
The senator had been awful, even worse than his ever-horrible self. You and Alpha had planned to give him the news of your new assignments as late as possible and you still regretted giving that much notice.
“He’s been a real shabiir, hasn’t he,” Alpha mused idly. His fingers traced gentle circles over your collarbone, dragging the delicate material of your blouse along with the motion. “I might have to think up something special for him on our way out.” 
“I have something in mind.” Keeping a neutral face was difficult and you couldn’t be sure that Alpha didn’t see straight through your efforts, but you did your best. “But I would need your help.” 
You watched the struggle on Alpha’s face as he tried to figure out your game. Eventually, he took the bait. “Yeah? What were you thinking?” 
“I think…” You lost the battle, letting your lips slowly curl into a dirty smile. “I think we should spend a little quality time on Julgum’s desk.” 
Alpha’s blank face was much more difficult to read than yours, but you waited him out. “Did I ever tell you you’re clever for a civilian?” 
You beamed. “Not recently.” 
“You’re so smart, I can hardly stand it, mesh’la,” Alpha said. It didn’t sound like an exaggeration, and his eyes glittered with a new appreciation. “I think that would be the perfect way to get Julgum back.” 
“I agree,” you said, hastily shoving flimsi and datapads out of the way so you wouldn’t leave your desk a total mess. “Should we-? Oh. Wait. Julgum has cameras in his office. If he finds out about it, he’s the type to follow up and get us in trouble even after we leave. 
“Don’t worry,” Alpha told you. That wasn’t reassuring, especially when he patted a pocket. “I have a little friend with me.” 
You frowned, racking your brain for what he could possibly be referring to, but coming up blank. “I’m… sorry?” 
Alpha held up a small white puck, held between two fingers. “A video/audio disruptor. Temporarily shorts out all recording devices within a twenty-yard radius.” 
“That is helpful,” you agreed, reaching for it. 
As you plucked it from his fingers, Alpha frowned. “What did you think I was talking about?” 
The tone of his voice told you clearly that he thought you had assumed he was referring to his cock. No one blessed with multiple brain cells could see Alpha nude and claim that any part of him was ‘little’, so you had to stifle a grin. “I assumed you meant a condom.” 
“I have one of those, too,” Alpha told you, fishing in another pocket until he was holding a condom. “Preparedness is key.” 
“Of course,” you agreed, openly laughing then. “I’ll need a second to unlock Julgum’s door, but then we should be good to go.” 
“Bet I could slice that osik lock faster than you could use the code,” Alpha muttered. 
Twenty minutes ago, you would have taken him up on that bet as a way to alleviate the horrible boredom you were suffering. However, you had a much more enticing offer and you ignored him in favor of unlocking the door yourself. 
Julgum’s office was as plain and bland as it ever was. When you first started with him, you had expected it to be filled with the trinkets and displays of a vain man obsessed with his own power, but you had been wrong. Julgum didn’t spend enough time in his office to worry about frivolous things like decor. 
Alpha followed you into the office, closing the door behind you. He tapped at his vambrace for a moment, then pulled his helmet on. 
“What are you doing?” you asked curiously. 
“Checking the recording devices in the room,” Alpha told you, still wearing his helmet. The narrow slit of his visor was intimidating, even when you couldn’t be less intimidated by the man behind it. “None are active. We’re good to go.” 
“Perfect, now take it off.” 
“What’s wrong, mesh’la?” Alpha teased. “Don’t want to look at my pretty bucket up close?” 
“It’s a nice helmet,” you admitted. “But we both know I like how you kiss.” 
The helmet was removed in an instant, tossed almost carelessly onto the floor. Alpha ignored the way you chided him in favor of stripping off the plates of armor attached to his body glove. When he was finally standing in front of you in the form-fitting black suit, you only had a moment to admire him before he was kissing you.
You hadn’t been lying about the way Alpha kissed. His lips were gentle but insistent, drawing you further and further into him until kissing him felt more important than breathing. You ended up plastered against Alpha, his muscular arms wrapping around your back in a cradling type of support that left you drowning in his heat. 
Your hands weren’t nearly as steady or still - you were exploring every bit of him that you hadn’t gotten to properly appreciate in his body suit. His muscles swelled and dipped beneath the thin, flexible material, and you could feel his eagerness as he responded to your touch. Your hands traced a trail down to the center of his trim waist, meeting at the place where his spine met the swell of his ass. It didn’t take much to pull him more solidly against you. 
His length prodded against you and you started rocking against him. It turned your kiss from heated to burning. A surprised noise escaped you as Alpha’s arms suddenly tightened against you. He picked you up, depositing you gently onto Julgum’s desk. 
Immediately, the angle of your craning neck was eased, which gave you the ability to concentrate on other things. Like unbuttoning your top. Alpha’s harsh groan told you exactly when he saw your exposed chest, and he reached for you with reverently trembling fingers even as you pushed yourself into the gentle heft of his hand. 
From the moment he stroked your nipple and pulled a moan from you, Alpha’s hands seemed to be everywhere. For all you could figure, only seconds had passed before you were fully naked. Stars bless ARC trooper efficiency. 
“Off,” you commanded, plucking at Alpha’s body suit. 
He smirked. “Demanding little thing.”
Despite that, Alpha immediately began stripping the body suit away, exposing tan skin and toned muscles. Your mouth watered at the sight, and he was still trying to take off the lower half of the glove when you started kissing down his chest. You liked to think that your occasional pauses to suck a mark into his torso spurred him to move faster. 
“Killing me, little one,” he rumbled when he was finally done. 
You gave a curious hum, tilting your head like you didn't have a clue what he could be talking about. “I just didn't want you to feel unappreciated.” 
“By you?” Alpha pressed his forehead to yours. “Never.” 
How could you help but kiss him when he said things like that? You leaned up to him, he leaned down to you, and you met in the middle with greater force than either of you could have accomplished alone. 
You weren’t quite sure who started moving first. More than likely, one of you had and the other one had picked up on it, but it felt as if your bodies started moving at the same time, rocking into each other. Your legs had parted to allow Alpha’s hips between them, and the incredible heat of him was engulfed by the fiery wetness of you. 
He didn’t slip inside you immediately. No, he was far too big for that to happen often. Instead, you were caught there, poised on the edge of penetration but too engrossed in the sensation of his length slipping between and spreading your lips. When he rocked against you, he caught your clit with his head. When you rocked against him, you smoothed more slick down his length. It was a vicious, delicious cycle. 
And then, just as suddenly as it had started, the gentle rocking wasn’t nearly enough for you. It took an ugly amount of effort to pull yourself away from Alpha’s kiss, but you managed. “Alpha, please-” 
“I know, mesh’la,” he soothed, withdrawing only far enough to position himself at your entrance. “Let me make it better.” 
You stared at each other as he sank deeper and deeper inside of you, pushing that impossible length into your core until it seemed like he would embed himself in your lungs. You certainly felt like he was there with the way you were gaping. Fortunately, Alpha was overwhelmed enough that his eyes fluttered closed before he could see you looking so fucked-out already. 
Alpha was a big man in every respect, so fucking him was always intense. Your body had slowly gotten used to him over your time together, but there was never any consistency to when you could be alone together. Without a steady schedule, your body’s reaction to taking Alpha varied. The saving grace was that he always worked to make sure you were prepared for him. 
And that he felt so amazing inside of you, but that was practically a given. 
You had hardly been inexperienced before you and Alpha had gotten together. You had even had a few long-term relationships. But Alpha was unique. Most of your lovers had started to take you for granted after you had slept together more than once. Alpha continued to take your intimacy seriously, ensuring that you were never left unsatisfied in any way when you were together. 
It only made sense that you do the same for him, and it spurred your relationship to get stronger over time. That was how you knew that Alpha’s mouth dropping open would be followed by a soft curse in Mando’a. It was how he knew that you would relax around him if he toyed with your breasts. It was how you knew that grabbing his ass would make him buck, pushing himself deeper in you. 
“You ready for me to move?” he asked, voice gravelly. 
“More than,” you reassured, getting in another grope for good measure. 
Alpha’s jaw flexed. It was the only warning you got before he was withdrawing for a quick thrust. He bottomed out in you hard enough to make your teeth rattle together. You stared up at him, shocked and more than a little intrigued. He was usually careful with you - almost too careful - but something was different. Maybe the reminder that this was your last week working together was making him feel more bold. 
Whatever the cause, the speed of Alpha’s hips picked up to a bouncing rhythm. Your hand that wasn’t on his ass had been planted on the desk behind you, but you found that it couldn’t keep you still on the smooth surface. Instead, you wrapped your other hand around Alpha’s bicep, clinging to his bulging muscle as you tried to get some kind of leverage. 
It didn’t work, and Alpha’s thrusts were pushing you further and further back from the edge of the desk. You made a small, frustrated noise and Alpha smiled. “Too far away, mesh’la. Guess I’d better keep you in place.” 
A gentle but firm hand wrapped around your shoulder and pushed you backward even as it controlled how quickly you descended. You jumped a little as your shoulder blades made contact with the cold surface of the desk, but the heat came roaring back as Alpha pulled your hips back down toward him. 
“Stay right there, little one,” Alpha requested. His eyes were roaming over your body, but paused most frequently on your face. “I’ll take care of everything.”
You wrapped your legs around his waist. “Deal.” 
Alpha’s smile turned into a sharp grin as he nodded and gripped your hips a little tighter. Your legs around his hips kept him from withdrawing very far, but the short, grounded strokes he gave were just as good. If you were being honest, they were a little better because he never fully left you. You still got all the benefits - the shifting levels of fullness, constant touches to your clit, occasional brushes over your g-spot - while getting to be even closer to Alpha. 
The only drawback was that you couldn’t quite reach him, not stretched out as you were on Julgum’s desk. But that was possibly a good thing. With the way your curled fingers were clutching at the desk at the intensity of the pleasure, you probably would have left marks on Alpha. He never seemed to mind them, but you always felt a little guilty. 
Instead, you had to settle for lifting your hips to urge him deeper inside of you. That, along with a squeeze of your inner muscles when Alpha was fully thrust into you, seemed to spur him on. Alpha let out a hoarse groan, his pace picking up even further. 
This whole thing had been your idea, but you hadn't expected to come in Julgum's office. You had imagined it would feel too exposed, too risky. The lack of professionalism was more a thrill than a negative, but you had taken it into account as well. 
To your surprise, you felt the pleasure begin to build, solidifying into something hot and desperate in your lower belly. You arched your back again, meeting Alpha at the top of his stroke. You let out matching groans as the collision of your bodies thudded through you. 
“You close?” Alpha asked. It was hardly a question - he could read the signs of your impending orgasm on your face, just as you could read them on his. 
“Yes,” you breathed. Even as you did, your hand dropped between you to play with your clit. 
Alpha's lips parted, his gaze fixed on the motions of your fingers. His grip on your hips tightened until it was almost painful, but in the crash of sensation, it only added to your pleasure. 
“Al- I'm going- Alpha!” Your warning abruptly turned itself into a desperate cry of his name as your orgasm overtook you, rising that last bit even faster than expected. 
Alpha said something, but the rushing in your ears was too loud for you to hear him. Your body arched, reaching for him as your inner muscles clenched and pulsed and milked over him. 
Alpha relented, leaning forward and supporting himself over you even as he pulled out. From the flex of his ab muscles against you and the pace of his hot breath against your neck, he had come as well. You had an implant, but he preferred not to come inside of you. He didn't trust implants. 
He also liked to say that if you were going to try for a baby, he wanted to mean it. You weren't sure if that was a joke or not, but it made your heart ache with longing. It wasn't the time, clearly, but the idea of a future with Alpha was a powerfully enticing one. 
When he finally relaxed, laying more heavily over you, Alpha released a shuddering breath and moved to rest beside you. He started to trace gentle patterns on the skin over your ribs, keeping you connected as you caught your breath.
“Well, meshla?” Alpha asked at last, gently smoothing a bead of sweat from your forehead. “Was that as good as you imagined?”
“Mmm,” you hummed. “Better. I almost wish we had used his chair, though. I haven’t gotten to be on top in a while.” 
Alpha glanced backward over his shoulder, eyeing the chair in question. “Still time.”
You laughed. “Give me a minute and we’ll see. I have to remember how to use my legs first.”
“If it means we can do that again, I'll take over your PT myself.” 
You didn't get the jargon, but the fervent tone in Alpha's voice told you clearly enough what he meant. You rested a hand on his shoulder and let your eyes fall shut for a moment. “We're in no rush, Alpha. There's something important you need to remember: we're on the clock.” 
Alpha's rumbled laughter made you smile even as you slipped toward a well-earned nap.
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Author's Note - This is probably the end of this pairing since I am officially out of ideas for them.
If you read my Alpha-17 series (Gar Cabur/Gar Cyare), good news: I'm picking it back up again! I hope to start posting new chapters relatively soon.
If you don't read my Alpha-17 series, good news: I usually write much better than this. This particular work was my last for Fanfic February 2024 and you can tell I was getting burnt out. If you're interested in seeing other Alpha-17 x fem!reader works from me, those two are a good place to start.
Thanks for reading!
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wanderinginksplot · 9 months
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Gar Cabur
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You are a Republic administrator, assigned to write a report on the clone army. You didn’t expect to find a planet full of flirty cadets. Alpha decides to help you with the problem. 
Eventual Alpha-17 x fem!reader 
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Gar Cabur (Alpha POV)  - 3.9k words. 
Sha-kajir (Over a Meal)  - 3.3k words. 
Riye (A Favor)  - 3.1k words.
Shupur (Injury) - 4.0k words.  
Onidir (To Sweat) - 3.8k words. 
Nibral (Failure)  - 5.6k words. 
Nibral (Failure) - Alpha POV - 5.3k words.
Tsikador (Get Ready) - 4.6k words.
Ramorla (Besieged)  - 4.1k words. 
Jurkad (Attack)  - 5.5k words.
Haatyc Or'arue Jate'shya (Better One Big Enemy) - 3.7k words. 
Shuk'la (Broken)  - 5.5k words.
Mirjahaal (Healing)  - 5.1k words.
Pel (Soft)  - 3.1k words.
Gaanaylir (Trap) - ARC trainees POV. - 7.7k words.
Gaanaylir (Trap) - Reader POV - 2.2k words. 
Tratyc (In a State of Collapse)  - 5.5k words.
Dar'Tome (Separated) - Drift POV - 4.3k words. 
Solus (Alone) - Both Alpha and fem!reader POV.  - 4.6k words. 
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Probably closer to maladaptive daydream than imaginary friends at this point, but we'll overlook it.
Warnings: Nerves, self-doubt, mentions of job dissatisfaction.
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Interview
I took a very necessary moment to fix my hair, arranging it in a manner that I hoped would look casual yet professional. One last smile in the mirror to check that there was nothing in my teeth. (My recent brushing should have made that a ‘no’, but it was better to be sure.) When everything was as perfect as I could make it, I stepped out of the bathroom. 
My laptop was already set up on Travis’s desk, perfectly framed by the bookshelf and plant behind it. I had plugged in the laptop’s charger in case things took longer than expected, and the meeting invitation was on the screen, waiting to be clicked. 
“So, you’re really doing this,” Rex commented as I sat down in Travis’s chair and smoothed my button-down shirt. 
“There was doubt?” I asked archly. 
He shrugged. “Just seems a little sudden.” 
“I realize you’ve been around for a while and you already know how things work,” I conceded. “But here’s something I’ve realized about the way I make decisions: I agonize over the choice for so long that, when I’ve made it, I’m all in.” 
“You have been talking about this for a while,” Cody pointed out. “It’s not arbitrary.” 
I nodded gratefully at him. The decision to find a new job hadn’t been one I took lightly. I had considered every option - Do I actually want a new job, or a different one in the same company? What happens if I regret it? Is this new company worth working for? How would getting this job impact my life? Would I be able to handle it? Is this something I want long term? - discussed it with my roommates and trusted family members, then finally applied. 
Even after I had applied, there were other requirements to fulfill: a barrage of personality tests, logic tests, tests to see whether I would be able to learn the intricacies of the company’s software, tests to find out whether I would fit in with the company’s culture… Somehow, I had passed them all. Well, I assumed I had, since I had finally gotten an interview. Then another.
This was to be my final interview, one with the manager and supervisor who I would be working with directly. 
“You nervous?” Alpha asked. 
I shrugged. “Not especially. I actually won an award in school for interviewing.”
“Interviewing?” Rex asked, frowning deeply. “There was a contest for that?” 
“Yeah, it was weird,” I admitted. “They pulled judges from local businesses. One of them said some pretty horrible things to me, trying to get me flustered or make me break down. It didn’t work.”
Cody crossed his arms. “How old were you?”
“I don’t really remember. Fifteen or so?” 
No one seemed happy about that, complete with uncharitable mutterings about the business owners in question. 
I fiddled with my computer, wiping the camera lens and adjusting the googly eyes I had stuck on either side of it. They had helped me hold ‘eye contact’ instead of staring at my screen during virtual presentations in college, and I hoped they would do the same for job interviews. 
“You can still back out,” Rex reminded me. 
I thought about it, I really did. This was something new, something unknown. Not only was it a new job, it was a new industry. It was a little scary, but what was the alternative? Going back to my current job for another week? Another month? Another year? I shuddered. 
“You can try for a different job with the same company,” Rex added, unaware of my internal monologue. “You like working for them. They’ve been good to you.” 
“I tried that, remember?” I pointed out. “I applied for seven jobs with them. Seven. And I was perfectly qualified for all of ‘em.” Alpha opened his mouth and I nodded. “Except that one. Yeah, I remember. But my point stands. I didn’t even get to the first round of interviews. If I’m not what they’re looking for, that’s fine. But I have a degree and I want to use it. More importantly, I need something new. Does that… make sense?” 
I hated how hesitant I sounded. Hated how hesitant I felt. But no matter how much I had thought it all over, I was worried this was a stupid decision. Maybe Rex was seeing something I had missed.
“It does make sense,” he assured me. “If you’re really set on this… Then get to it. You’ve got this.” 
When I glanced down, I found that it was indeed time for my interview to start. I flashed a quick smile at Rex, Cody, and Alpha, then started the video call.
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trudemaethien · 2 years
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trust me to see you home safe
rated E, No Archive Warnings, Fox/Seventeen, consensual somno, established relationship
“Hey.” The soft word of greeting comes from the doorway, unoccupied only moments before. 17 looks up, startled by that voice, here. The vod the voice belongs to has not belonged on Kamino since the start of the war.
Fox leans his hip against the jamb, elbow over his head. Red paint pristine, blasters, kama, that shock of white across his cuirass. His bucket’s already off, under his other arm; his hair’s a little longer than regs as usual, and threaded with more grey at the temples than there’d been when 17 had seen him last, with the last batch of ARC trainees delivered from Coruscant months ago.
His eyes are as soft as his voice. His mouth doesn’t smile— it looks like he’s sneering because of how a new scar cuts through his lip, in fact; but 17 can tell he’s happy to be here at his threshold, pleased to have surprised him with something good for once. They see each other in person far too seldom.
17 lets the full extent of his own joy at this unexpected gift seep into his expression. Fox’s gaze turns even fonder, if possible.
“Business or pleasure, Commander Fox?” 17 asks, mouth twitching.
“It’s always a pleasure, Alpha Seventeen,” Fox quips and steps into the room.
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Soft Wars with Alpha-17 and his new batch of troopers 🥰
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It’s a sign of affection.
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Clone Wars AU: what if’s, featuring “what if everyone lived and outmaneuvered Order 66 and Cody and Rex became, like, space cowboys, among other things”
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Bodyguard
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As a Senate aide, you don’t have much of a choice who you get assigned to. And if you did, you wouldn’t have chosen Senator Julgum, who had made a target of himself with his political views… and there was a chance you would be caught in the cross-fire. Fortunately, the Jedi assign one of their most gifted troopers to act as Julgum’s protection:
Captain Alpha-17.
Part One - Warnings for an obtuse politician, attempted shooting, transport crash, wilderness/cold survival, falling through ice, abandoned cabin tropes.
Part Two - Warnings for fingering, unprotected piv sex, hint of a hint of a breeding kink.
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Gar Cabur - Chapter 14.5 (Reader POV)
I promised this a few months ago and only just realized I never posted it. For context, this is the reader's point-of-view of Chapter Fourteen - Gaanaylir (Trap). You and Alpha find a quiet moment together in the chaos of the ARCs trying to push you closer.
Word Count: 2,200 words
Warnings: nightmares, PTSD, mentions of past trauma, mentions of sleeplessness, slight claustrophobia warning
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“Help… Help! HELP US!”
You jolted in bed, too tired and too accustomed to the nightmares to jump up anymore.
The nightmares had been frequent since the attack on Kamino, but they had been steadily getting worse. Well, maybe not worse, but certainly different. 
At first, the dreams had been centered on droids and smoke, with a few specific touches of pain in your leg to remind you of the incident that had left you in a cast. Now the nightmares had shifted to cadets screaming for help as they slowly faded from view under the crush of droids surrounding them. 
You dragged your hands down your face, pausing for a moment to rub your weary eyes. At first, the nightmares had left you buzzing with adrenaline, desperate to leave your quarters and move, do anything to escape the thoughts that were waiting on your pillow.
Now, you were simply exhausted. Nothing sounded better than turning over and falling asleep once more, but you knew better. You had done this too many times to fall for that old trap. Even if you settled back and got comfortable, you wouldn’t go back to sleep. Not for hours, if you managed to at all. 
Dimly, you wondered how much longer you could continue to go on that way. Your eyes burned and your mind felt fuzzy. Sleep sounded wonderful, vital… but you just couldn’t avoid the nightmares that kept you from getting enough of it.
Your tired eyes fell on your comlink and you grimaced. Alpha had made you promise that you would call him any time you had a nightmare. Even now, just past ‘too late’ and starting toward ‘too early’, he had insisted he wanted to know about it. 
Though you were groggy, Alpha sounded perfectly awake when he answered, “Alpha.”
“Hey,” you said, feeling stupid a moment later. “Had a nightmare.”
There was a brief pause. “I’m on my way.”
“No, you really don’t need to,” you insisted, feeling like a child. It was unpleasant, especially when partnered with your fast-growing feelings for Alpha. “I’m just letting you know.”
“Okay,” he said, and something inside your chest deflated slightly. “And I’m just letting you know that I’m on my way.”
You laughed despite yourself, though Alpha had already broken the connection. A few minutes later, your door slid open. Though you had known that he would be there shortly, Alpha’s lack of announcement made you jump. Thankfully, you had finished changing into some non-sweaty pajamas before he had arrived.
“Did you decide not to knock?” you asked.
Alpha shrugged carelessly. “Wasn’t going to give you the chance not to answer. Besides, I remember your door code. Might as well use it before I forget.”
“You have an eidetic memory,” you reminded him needlessly, feeling lighthearted in a way you rarely managed after one of the nightmares.
“We aren’t here to talk about me,” he said, instantly wiping the joy from you. “How are you feeling?”
You shrugged. “I can’t go back to sleep.”
“Yeah.” The single word held a universe of understanding. Alpha knew exactly what you were going through - not only because he had witnessed enough of the aftermaths of your nightmares, but because he had suffered his fair share of them as well. You relaxed. This was why you didn’t mind Alpha seeing you like this. You never had to worry that he was going to judge you or think you were weak. 
He understood on every level. 
After you had shared a few moments of comfortable silence, Alpha asked, “What would you do when you had a nightmare on Coruscant?”
“I didn’t really dream much on Coruscant, good or bad,” you admitted. “But on nights when I couldn’t sleep, I would sometimes spend a little time on my speeder. It was good to just… see the city. It was comforting to know that I wasn’t the only one awake.”
“Then let’s go for a flight,” Alpha suggested, standing from his usual chair. 
You snorted before you could stop yourself. “I don’t- I’m not sure it would have the same impact.”
Honestly, you couldn’t think of a better metaphor for the way you felt after a nightmare than the prospect of Kamino at night: cold, empty, dark, and lonely. You already knew how you felt; flying over the inky oceans wouldn’t help anything.
Alpha wasn’t concerned in the slightest about your reticence. He took a step closer to the bed. “C’mon.”
You were going to say no, you really were, but he rested his hand on your shoulder and you lost any willingness you had to argue. He was so warm. And you were so tired… 
When your eyes closed for a beat too long - more an extended blink than anything approaching sleep - the faces of the cadets in your dream loomed, pleading and screaming. You stood up from the bed willingly. 
To your surprise, Alpha didn’t lead you to the hangar bay. Instead, he moved to one of the training areas where the cadets learned to fly. The cavernous room was filled with simulators: small, cockpit-shaped rooms on hydraulics that would let them feel the responses of real ships as they moved the joystick around and experimented with the controls.
“Simulators?” you asked, arching a brow at Alpha.
“Problem, neverd’ika?” he asked, giving a look that practically dared you to argue. 
You didn’t bother. 
It was a shockingly perfect idea, though it took you a few minutes of Alpha’s less-than-patient instruction before you understood how to use the control panels covered in buttons and levers. After a little while, you felt reasonably at home and began looking through the options for destinations.
The simulators were the best on the market, offering accurate views through the viewport and every window. It seemed like every planet was available - and many more of them were Separatist than you would have expected. 
“Coruscant is on here if you want the challenge,” Alpha told you, flipping expertly to the proper option. “Or you have more peaceful planets.”
“Clearly,” you told him with a snort, noticing both Geonosis and Raxis were listed on the list of top options. 
“C’mon,” he urged. “Pick a planet and start flying.”
You chose Rodia, soaring over and around crumbling stone fortresses in deep forests. What you hadn’t known from the beginning was that the simulators had local wildlife programmed into the system as well. 
A strange blue thing dropped from the treetops, looming large in the ship’s viewport. At first, you thought it was some sort of starfish, but you soon spotted the barbed legs protruding from strategic locations on the creature’s body. A small group of lettering appeared in the bottom corner of the viewport, helpfully identifying the odd creature as a Khardax. You didn’t fully absorb that information as you were busy dropping the ship sharply to one side to avoid being snagged by the thing’s legs or gaping jaw. 
Your efforts were hindered by the fact that the simulator didn’t offer standard ships. Your choices were among military transports, none of which you actually knew how to fly. Alpha had explained them all to you, but his teaching was aimed toward people who had perfect memories and you… did not. 
As you pulled up from the lowest point of your dodging swoop, you heard the soft but distinct sound of a gasp coming from Alpha. You didn’t want to embarrass him, but you laughed.
“Did I scare you?”
Alpha laughed a little, but it was unsteady. “I’m not scared of much, neverd’ika, but your flying skills are… a challenge.”
“Excuse me?” you asked, feigning an affronted gasp. “I’ll have you know that I am the safest pilot I know!”
“On Coruscant?” Alpha asked, sounding deeply skeptical. “That planet has a higher number of speeder collisions than the total population of most planets. Just because you’re the safest pilot you know doesn’t mean you’re a safe pilot.”
“I’m an extremely safe pilot!” you insisted, your offense turning less playful as Alpha refused to believe you. “I am! I’m just not used to flying military transport vehicles.”
“I know, that’s why we’re doing this.”
Alpha’s simple agreement made you chuckle despite yourself. “Alpha, I’m grateful you’re taking the time to do this, but honestly? If it ever comes down to a situation when I’m going to have to fly a military transport to live, I’m probably going to end up dying either way.”
Alpha’s eyebrows settled into a firm, disapproving line. His voice came out in a growl. “Not funny, little one.”
You shrugged. “If you wanted funny, you should have caught me after a full night of sleep.”
“Yeah?” Alpha asked, tilting his head at you. “When’s the last time you had one of those?”
It was a fair question, a good point. The pinpoint accuracy still took your breath away. More importantly, the question sent you into a temporary tailspin, wondering when you had last gotten a night of sleep… and whether you would again in the foreseeable future. It was an inexact science, but you didn’t like the results you were getting. 
When Alpha spoke again, it drew your attention back to his face. The sternness of his previous expression had softened into something that was uncomfortably close to pity. “It’ll get easier, neverd’ika. The nightmares fade.”
“So you tell me,” you said softly. “Well, since we’re awake, will you show me again how to fly this thing?” 
“Yeah,” Alpha agreed, looking like he was on the verge of saying something more than that. But he just started explaining the unfamiliar controls to you, delivering the breakdown far slower and more deliberately than he had the first time.
You were getting lost in the comforting rumble of his voice, drowsily considering how lucky you were to have someone like Alpha around and focusing far too closely on the way his lips were moving around his explanation. 
Despite the way your gaze was trained intently on Alpha’s mouth, you didn’t immediately notice that he had stopped speaking. You jerked your attention upward, but Alpha’s eyes darted to meet yours a split second later and your breath caught. Had he been looking at your lips, too? Or were you just so lonely and overwhelmed by your feelings, and you had started seeing things that weren’t really there? 
Alpha’s brow creased and the corners of his mouth pulled taut. Suddenly, you were exhausted and felt… raw, like every nerve you had was exposed. Whatever Alpha was going to say, you weren’t sure if you could bear to hear it. 
Fortunately, your escape came in the form of a noise outside of the simulator’s main cabin. It was small, but you shot to your feet. “Wait, I- I thought I heard something. I’m going to check…”
Though he had initially been eyeing you with something like confused concern, Alpha’s expression turned dark in a moment when the flimsy door didn’t open. Unnecessarily, you told him, “We’re locked in. How did that happen?”
Alpha sighed, a muscle ticcing in his jaw. “That’s been happening a lot lately. Probably Drift.”
You laughed at the theory - only slightly unexpected, if you were being honest. “Drift? Alpha, you’ll find a way to blame him for anything.”
“And I’m not wrong,” he muttered. “Do you want me to break the lock? It’ll be easy enough.”
That made you pause. Though you had been desperate for an escape only moments before, the cabin of the simulator was undeniably cozy. The only light came from the screen in front of the pilot and co-pilot’s seats, which sat so close to each other that you were brushing shoulders with Alpha at every jolt. In fact, the simulator was so small that the two of you were never out of arm’s reach of each other. 
“I mean, there’s no rush,” you said at last. “I’m sure someone who can help us will come by soon. We’ll keep working on this, right?”
“As long as you want,” Alpha said solemnly, though you thought you saw the corner of his mouth quirk upward. 
You didn’t look too closely, though - if your excuse had sounded half as flimsy to him as it had to you, you weren’t sure you could stand to look at him again. Being this interested in someone was humbling, especially when those feelings weren’t returned.
Still, you sat back in the pilot’s seat and resumed your flight practice. 
Alpha eventually made you choose a different planet, one with less wildlife. He insisted it wasn’t a reflection on you, but that his heart would give out with too many more similar scares from your flying. You piloted the ship through a calm airspace instead, watching a simulated sunset as your eyes grew heavy. 
When you finally gave in to sleep - activating the auto-pilot so the ship would continue easing gently back and forth for you - you were curled in the chair and facing Alpha. 
He wasn’t in the habit of looking noticeably tired, but his eyes were slightly dimmed with weariness. Just before you let yourself fall into the waiting arms of sleep, you watched Alpha lean back in his chair, turn his face in your direction, and close his eyes. His contented sigh was the last thing you heard before you had fully disappeared into slumber.
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Author's Note - This is the fic that didn't want to be posted! The first part was my fault, admittedly - I forgot I hadn't posted this yet. But then, I tried to share it on May the 4th and tumblr glitched and deleted everything. And I haven't had internet for the past week, so I'm using my phone and my one bar of signal to post this.
Anyway, thank you for your patience and I hope you enjoyed this fic! At this time, this is the last fic add-in I have planned for Gar Cabur.
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Journaling meets imaginary friends meets clone troopers.
Warnings: minor road rage, minor language, some grumpiness, vague mentions of objectification
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Alpha Comic Book
I swore loudly as a car pulled out in front of me, easily drive ten miles an hour under what I had been going before. I braked, grumbling at how unfair it all was. 
“Are you in that big a hurry?” Echo asked. “I thought you didn’t have much to do tonight.” 
“I don’t,” I agreed, “but I got an email a couple of hours ago. My package was delivered!”
An uncomfortable silence fell at that, leaving Hardcase’s cackle loud and mischievous. “What is it this time? No - wait! Don’t tell me! I want it to be a surprise.” 
“Isn’t it always?” Stone’s dry tone made me grin. 
It seemed that Hardcase was the only one who appreciated my… eclectic sense of things to order online. Sometimes, I got useful things, like clothes. Other times, I bought something that caught my eye, like the set of miniature paintings of objects in space. As long as I could afford it and it made me happy, I reasoned, there was no reason not to indulge in an occasional purchase.
“I wasn’t going to tell you anyway,” I said loftily. “This one definitely needs to be a surprise.” 
Someone groaned, and I couldn’t quite tell who it was. 
We got home and I rushed to my front door, mildly panicked when I didn’t see anything waiting outside. I pulled out my phone to text my roommates and saw that I had a message from Cole: Hey, something was delivered for you right before I left for work. I took it inside. It’s on the counter. 
That relief made me relax as I unlocked the door and walked inside. 
The brown paper envelope on the counter looked like a present waiting to be opened, and I couldn’t wait until after my shower to open it. I was careful as I slipped the scissors between the flap of the envelope and the main body of it, then tipped it to let the object slide out without risking a wrinkle.
Star Wars Republic: On Hostile Ground, the cover proclaimed. The people shown on the front were overshadowed by the hands holding lightsabers in the foreground, and I started to get a little nervous. I had done a ton of research to find comics featuring Alpha-17 and all of them had said this was one, but why were there a bunch of Jedi and mercenaries on the cover?
With shaking fingers, I peeled up the sticky edge of the protective cover for the comic book and let it slide out into my hands. When I opened it to a random page, I was greeted by a picture of Alpha. He wasn’t wearing his armor there, but it was clearly him. I relaxed again. 
“Oh,” Echo said, peering over my shoulder. “Oh, no.”
Rex glanced over and shook his head, a grim look on his face. “Does anyone know when he’s supposed to be here?” 
“A few hours,” Stone reported. “He’s taking the late night to early morning guard shift tonight.” 
I carefully put the comic book back in the original package and went to take a shower. 
Reading it took far less time than I had expected, but I wasn’t used to reading comic books. I would have to read it again later, when I could remember to focus as much on the illustrations as on the dialogue bubbles. 
But as I was finishing my first read-through, a massive figure settled beside me. “Is that me.” 
He hadn’t phrased it as a question, but I nodded at Alpha anyway. “Yeah, it’s you. You’re pretty badass here.” I turned to the last page and pointed to a new panel. “And look at this one! You look so… stoic.” 
“I look like I’m done taking Kenobi’s shit,” Alpha corrected. “At least that’s accurate.”
“Better this picture than some of the earlier ones,” I muttered. 
“And that means?” I didn’t answer and Alpha nudged me with his shoulder. “What are you talking about?” 
“I meant that you spent a lot of time shirtless in this issue.” I flipped back a few pages and held it up. “These are the panels I thought you’d object to.”
Alpha was quiet as he studied the pictures in question. The comic book version of him was wearing a vest and holding two giant blasters, but everything else above the waist was left visible for the viewer.
“I think they left out some of my muscles,” he commented and I could only sputter a laugh as he walked away.
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Author's Note - I love that comic book. My poor roommates had to listen to me talk about it and show off all the panels with Alpha... Good times!
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kingtuna · 3 months
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Alpha-17: Why are there little handprints all over the wall?
Cody: Why are there little handprints all over the wall?
Rex: Because I have little hands
Cody: Because he has little hands
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clonememesfrikyeah · 11 months
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Alpha-17: “The kid has great potential. He may become a captain or even a commander.”
Maze: “Or a psychopath.”
Fordo: *sprinting for his life* “He’s got a weapon! He’s got a weapon!”
Cadet Rex: *sadistically laughing and chasing him with a machete*
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