A Shower, A Meal, A Nap, and A Shag
chickenlivesinpumpkin
Rating: Explicit
Archive Warning: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Category: M/M
Fandom: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Relationship: Draco Malfoy/Harry Potter
Characters: Harry Potter, Draco Malfoy, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley
Additional Tags: Anal Sex, Oral Sex, Rimming, Explicit Language, Plot What Plot/Porn Without Plot, First Time, Loss of Virginity
Language: English
Words: 4,656
Part 1 of It Started in the Shower
Summary:
Harry's supposed to be alone in Grimmauld Place...so why is there a Malfoy in his shower? And what's Harry going to do about it?
Excerpt:
“Malfoy,” Harry said, closing his eyes for just a second in pure frustration. “What are you doing here?”
“I couldn’t do it anymore,” he said, quietly enough that Harry almost didn’t hear him over the water. “I couldn't keep living at the Manor, not with...I’m not staying, don’t worry. This is just the first stop in a long life of running. I thought I’d cadge a shower, a meal, and a nap before I took off. I'm not going to break anything or steal anything, okay? I, uh, ate a couple of your bagels, but I’ll be out of your way in a little while. I’m officially unaffiliated, all right? So don’t hex me.”
Harry studied the other boy for a long moment, wondering if he could trust the explanation. What decided him was the memory of what he’d come to think of the waver. The moment when Malfoy’s wand had begun to drop away from Dumbledore.
“You wouldn’t have done it,” Harry said. “In the Astronomy Tower, I mean.”
A muscle worked in Malfoy’s jaw. “No,” he said finally. “I wouldn’t have done it.”
“All right.”
They stood for a long moment, then Malfoy’s eyebrows lifted. “Unless you were planning on climbing in here and making up for the interruption, Potter, get the fuck out now.”
And okay, this was Malfoy, the biggest prat in the universe, a git of the first order, a boy with a tongue so sharp it inevitably took Harry to the edge of violence, but at the same time, this was Malfoy, surprisingly elegant, pale and perfect with a cock that was taking Harry to the edge of violence. So he didn’t leave. He simply let his eyes wander over the other boy.
Malfoy went very still.
Harry stepped forward.
Malfoy stepped back. “Potter, I don’t know what the hell you think you’re about, but that invitation was not actually on the level.”
“Then you shouldn’t have said it,” Harry said. He caught Malfoy’s gaze dropping to study Harry’s bare chest. Interesting. So he put his wand on the sink next to Malfoy’s and took his glasses off.
“I say a lot of things I don’t mean,” Malfoy said, voice getting slightly higher-pitched.
“Why, Malfoy, you seem a bit shaken.” Harry smirked.
“Am not.”
“Very mature.”
“You’re the one in pirate pyjamas.”
“Good point.” Harry shucked his pyjamas and pants down in a smooth motion and stepped out of them.
“You are not coming near me with that,” Malfoy said, now sounding decidedly worried. Harry took a peek down at the other boy’s cock and hid his smile. Still hard. So there was hope.
Harry was hard too. In fact, he had the sneaking suspicion that Malfoy’s reference to that was actually about the rampaging erection Harry was sporting.
“Potter, back off,” Malfoy said. “Don’t make me curse you.”
“You don’t have your wand,” Harry said mildly.
“Potter,” Malfoy said, on the verge of panic.
Harry opened the glass door and was immediately enveloped in a rush of steam. “The way you’re going on, I’m tempted to think you’re a virgin, Malfoy.”
Malfoy said nothing, and Harry’s eyebrows lifted. “Oh, really? I always thought the Slytherins were fucking like rabbits down in that dungeon.”
Malfoy’s face twisted up in scorn. “With Snape as our Head of House? Are you kidding? He was a fervent believer in random bed checks. That man is a walking, talking cockblock.”
Harry laughed and walked forward into the spray. Malfoy all but stumbled out of his way, and Harry dunked his head under the water. “Jesus, that’s wicked hot.”
“Get your own shower and you can freeze your bollocks off for all I care,” Malfoy said sullenly. But Harry wasn’t put off. If Malfoy really didn’t want this, he’d have stormed out of the bathroom already.
“You look cold.”
“I’m not!”
Harry smirked. “Would you just come over here and let me fuck you?”
Malfoy made a noise that sounded eerily like one made by a cat that had just been stepped on. “You’re not getting your hands on me.”
Harry laughed. “Oh, I think I will. What’s more, I think you’re going to like it. I know what I’m doing, Malfoy. I’ll make it good for you.”
Malfoy looked away and swallowed. “Because you’ve been with so many people?”
“Only two, but more than once with each. Gryffindor’s Head of House is far more pragmatic than yours, apparently. And my partners have been generous with their knowledge.”
“Who was it you were with?”
Harry shook his head. Hufflepuff boys were surprisingly open-minded and appreciative (and occasionally downright filthy), but he wasn’t going to take the time to explain that to someone who thought of that house as being filled with morons. “We’re naked in a shower, Malfoy. I’m not talking to you about other boys I’ve fucked. Now, come here.”
“No,” Malfoy said stubbornly.
Harry sighed. “What’s it going to take?”
Malfoy’s face took on that manipulative light it carried so well. “You let me fuck you.”
“No,” Harry said flatly. “I don’t fancy sitting on a sore arse all day because you don’t know what you’re doing. God knows you won’t take directions from me.”
“So I’m just supposed to let you walk around telling everyone you fucked me? I have my pride, you know!”
“And if I promised not to say a word?”
“Like I’m going to trust a promise from you.”
“Who the hell am I going to tell? It’s not like there’s a gossip mill in my house, you dope.”
“The Weasel and the mud—Granger!”
Harry paused. “You’re worried about being the one to take it? Worried about what people will say?”
Malfoy nodded stiffly.
“Then I’ll suck you off first,” Harry said. He picked up the soap, began to scrub it over his chest. “Then, if I talk, you can tell people that you had the great Harry Potter on his knees first. It gives me incentive to keep my mouth shut. Mutually assured destruction.”
Malfoy was looking at him speculatively. Harry wanted to roll his eyes; he didn’t think about sex the way Malfoy did. For him, there was no shame in any part of it—that he wanted to top was a mixture of personal preference and the real concern that Malfoy might hurt him because he didn’t care enough to be careful. But for a Slytherin like Malfoy, everything had to be a fucking power struggle. Literally, in this case.
“You’re going to suck me,” Malfoy repeated, his eyes now lingering on Harry’s lips. And when Harry’s hands drifted lower, spreading soap over his cock and balls, Malfoy’s eyes followed.
“Yup. The fucking will feel better if you don’t come first, but if you want to shoot down my throat, that’s fine too. I’ll even swallow.”
Malfoy let out a shaky breath. “Fine. But if you hurt me, I’ll kick your ass.”
Harry smiled. “Fair enough. Now get over here. You’re shivering, and it’s not that sexy.”
Harry was lying. Malfoy would be sexy if he was coated in mud and standing on his head.
When the slightly smaller boy ducked under the spray beside him, Harry noticed that the shivering didn’t go away. “You’re not cold,” Harry mused. He ran a experimental hand down Malfoy’s arm and watched him jump. “You’re shaking. Are you scared?”
“No,” Malfoy said petulantly.
“Okay,” Harry said, ignoring the obvious falsehood. He didn’t want Malfoy to use an argument as an excuse to run. “We’ll go slow.” At first, anyway.
Harry continued to stroke Malfoy’s arms, moving up and down, letting his fingers lift to trail across shoulders and then around the nape of his neck. He tugged Malfoy close and kissed him.
Malfoy hesitated before he tentatively kissed back. But then he wriggled away like a cat trying to escape a restrictive hold. “This is weird.”
“That’ll go away in a minute if you would just come here.” Abandoning debate, Harry grabbed the other boy, planted his feet against slipping, and yanked. A second later, his arms were filled with wet Malfoy, and Harry kissed him. It was a fierce kiss, forceful and demanding. He took no prisoners, just slanted his head, drove inside, and possessed.
And Malfoy melted.
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Yesterday Once More | Dark Fix-It Fic Series | Chapter 9
A/N: This fic is one that I started with my OC because honestly, I personally didn’t like how season 3 ended. So I am rewriting all of Dark with my OC Annalise Dahlheim. I hope you all like it. Some things will be expanded more on just for more depth to Dark that season 3 kinda skipped over so…. yeah.
CW: Canon Typical Triggers: Smoking, Sex, Language, Drugs, Drinking, Death, Violence, Suicide Mentions, Cutting, Violence.
Word Count: 6.5k
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That morning Jonas woke up slowly. His lulled senses were comforted by the smell of the girl next to him. His eyes actually remained closed in fear that if he were to open them, she would not be there with him and that her presence in his life at all was just all a pleasant dream to soothe himself of his misery. He pulled her tighter to him at that thought. He curled around her entangling their legs together to trap her there with him. Tears fell from his eyes without his permission, yet he couldn’t stop it. He pressed his forehead against Annalise’s neck as his body heaved.
Annalise slowly untangled her legs just enough to be able to turn to the boy. She snaked her arms around him and pulled him closer. The girl pet his head. She steadied her breathing taking large, slow, breaths to calm him down.
Jonas buried his face into her neck and wrapped his legs with hers again. His fingertips pressed into her and pulled into his fists taking parts of her shirt with them. He felt so small so powerless to do anything of value. His lips brushed against her skin as he blubbered. His breathing fast and shaky as if trying to cross a recently frozen lake that just started to crack. The feeling of her fingers rubbing circles into his scalp soothed him. His well of grief started to dry up as he calmed. He allowed her warmth and soft nature to finally reach him once more. Her light shined past his clouds giving them a nice rosy hue.
Annalise gently pressed her lips against the side of Jonas’s head. “It’s okay,” She soothed, “Everything’s okay, Jonas.” She started to finger comb her way out of his hair so that she could trace patterns into his back and shoulders. Despite being so close to him, her heart was actually complying and not allowing the lack of space between them to affect its job. She rubbed her cheek against his head. “I’m here,” she whispered, “You’re safe here in my arms.”
Jonas nodded and slowly pulled his face out of her neck to press his forehead against hers. His shattered breathing tried to mimic Annalise’s. His cheeks burned as she brushed his tears away. His throat was dry. It hurt when he tried to speak, “Can I stay with you today?” He felt so weak, like a child asking their mother if they could stay home from school. Jonas felt as if he was admitting defeat until he felt her hands interlace themselves with his.
Annalise brought his now held hands up to her lips and kissed his knuckles, “Of course you can. We can even stay right here if you want us not to move.”
“I’m sorry,” Jonas admitted.
Annalise giggled, “It’s completely okay, Jonas. What else would you want to do?”
A growl erupted from his stomach. Embarrassed, his face glowed. He started to chuckle and commented, “Eat probably. I forgot to eat yesterday.”
Annalise shook her head and wiggled her nose against his, “No wonder you are being so emotional today then Silly. You need to eat.” She pulled away from him after kissing his forehead and went to her wardrobe. She opened it up to try and find a suitable outfit for that day.
Jonas carefully tore himself from the comfort of the bed. Once his feet hit the cold harsh floor, he rushed and held Annalise once more. He rested his chin on her head. His arms wrapped around her waist.
Annalise patted his head and asked, “Do you want to pick out my outfit?”
Jonas nodded forcing Annalise to squirm down to make sure he was comfortable.
“Okay,” she smiled up at him through the mirror inside the door, “What sort of thing were you thinking?”
Jonas blanked. He had no idea about what girls wore or what looked good. He felt like an idiot for saying he wanted to pick out her outfit. He started to panic, “Uh…”
Annalise laughed, “It’s okay! Why not you just pick what sort of...feeling… you want the outfit to give and I pick based on that?”
“Uh…” Jonas tried to think. He sighed and placed his cheek more on her head, “What do you mean?”
Annalise giggled, “Okay, so what do you want to do today?”
Jonas shrugged, “Whatever you want to do. I just... “
“It’s okay,” Annalise tilted her head and kissed his cheek, “Why don’t we take a bike ride and go have a small lunch out at the lake?”
Jonas nodded, “That sounds fine to me.”
Annalise smiled and removed herself from his arms. She took his hands as she looked at him, “Do you wanna invite your mom out with us? It might be good to have a family outing.”
Jonas shrugged again, “As long as you are there, I don’t mind.” He really hoped that Annalise wouldn’t invite the rest of the group though. He didn’t really want to have to deal with seeing Martha right now nor did he want to see anyone else for that matter. But if she did, he'd just try to stick to Annalise like glue.
As if she could sense his hesitation, Annalise smiled and told him, “It could just be you and me if you want through Jonas. No one else has to be with us if you aren’t comfortable…”
Jonas nodded quickly, “Please.”
Annalise pulled one of her hands away to place it on his cheek. She watched as he pressed against her palm as if it were the only comfort he had in the entire world. The girl giggled and said, “We are going to have to part ways for a little bit, okay? Why don't you go hop in the shower while I change and go make you some breakfast?”
Jonas nodded, but did not move. His feet firmly planted so that he wouldn’t leave. It took him a minute to unstick himself and turn to go to the bathroom to take a shower.
Annalise walked downstairs to see Hannah getting ready to leave for a job. She smiled and gave the woman a hug. She waved her off and started to cook some pancakes for the boy. She laughed as she cooked ignoring her phone which had Martha frantically texting her.
Jonas washed off yesterday and watched it go down the drain. He was alone. Very alone. He groaned. The cool water kept his mind from wandering too far down the rabbit hole. He did zone out until he smelled it. They smelled different though, like it was burnt.
Screaming rang through the house as Annalise watched her pancake start burning. She tossed it into the sink and tried to put it out with a towel. Luckily the banging on the stairs meant Jonas was on his way. She started to cry. The fire was out but there was the burnt pancake.
Jonas nearly slipped running downstairs as fast as he possibly could while still getting dressed decently enough. By time, he got to Annalise, she was standing there crying, staring at the sink as black smoke rose from the pan. She looked as if her entire world was ending just because she burnt one pancake. Her fingers clutching her hair. Her body shaking. Jonas couldn’t help but laugh. He ran his fingers through his hair laughing.
Annalise turned to the blond. “It’s not funny,” she pouted, going over to cry in his arms, “We make pancakes differently in America.” Tears streamed down her face. She tried to sniffle them back.
Jonas nodded, “It kinda is though. Funny, I mean. I have no idea about the different pancakes.” He wrapped his arms around her and rocked her trying to stop himself from laughing.
After calming herself down for a little bit, she realized that they had more skin on skin contact than normal. She pulled away and blushed. She grumbled at him, "go put on a shirt."
Jonas chuckled, "how do I know you won't burn the house down as soon as I turn my back again."
"Well, if I can somehow do that while making cereal with milk, then I have a new magic show," Annalise joked back. She turned and tried to reach up for the box of cereal. She smiled to herself.
Jonas reached up to grab it and teased, “The fiery temptation Lise of burning heart.”
“And silent but ever present, lovely assistant, Jonas,” she teased back, snatching the box from him.
Jonas laughed, “I get it. I get it.” He pressed his head against hers for a second, “I’ll be back soon.” He released himself from her to walk upstairs to finish getting changed.
Annalise smiled as she started to throw away the defunct pancake while she made them bagels instead. She grabbed the jam and placed it on the table along with a few other toppings. This felt nice. As if they were already in love with a house of their own. Annalise hummed as she got everything ready for the two of them. She also started to pack some food for the picnic later. The girl daydreamed of their future life. She moved her hair from her neck so that the image of Jonas in her mind could rest his head there as she worked. Annalise bit her lip thinking of his lips pressed against her neck, not in sorrow, but full of love. The girl didn’t realise she was giggling until she heard his voice.
“Still thinking of our teases,” he asked. Jonas sat at the table. Something felt melancholic about this delightful moment. He sat and ate trying to figure out what it was. Then it hit him. This was basically exactly like before. When his father was around, every breakfast was just like this. He sorrowfully smiled.
Annalise kissed his temple, “Is there something wrong?”
“Hm,” Jonas looked up at her, “Oh, no. I’m sorry. It’s perfect actually.” He smiled, “It just reminds me of some of my happiest days.”
Annalise moved to sit across from him. She smeared jelly across her bagel and took a bite, “Oh?”
Jonas nodded, “Thank you. For everything I mean. It’s nice to have a day of normalcy.”
“Well, if normalcy is what you want, we can…” Annalise trailed off.
Jonas shook his head, “I thought your original plan was better.” He took a bite of his cereal. He smiled at her with a full heart.
Bartosz stared at his phone. There on his screen was a picture of Annalise on Magnus’s shoulders and Martha on his in the middle of the water trying to knock each other off. Everyone was all smiles then. The four of them were a perfect team and laughs were never scarce. Thinking back to a few minutes after that picture, Magnus tossed Anna off his shoulders, knocking all three of Bartosz, Martha, and her into the water. Bartosz remembered seeing her terrified face for a split moment before Martha and he pulled her up. After she was out of the water, she had panicked with only him seeing it as Martha was already fighting with her brother. The girl was shaking, hyperventilating, and crying. She was doubled over whispering to herself. Every part of her was trembling in an instinctual fear. Right when he reached to touch her shoulder, Anna came back to life. Her smile illuminated once more. She laughed, “Oh. You rightfully won then right? No need to rub it in Bartosz.”
Bartosz smirked and chuckled, “Well there’s no need to cry over losing either, but here we are!” He slicked back his hair from his face while talking to her trying to hide that he was concerned for her.
Annalise had rolled her eyes, “Thanks I guess.” Her sneer still rang through his mind. He didn’t want to hurt her, but soon Martha and Magnus were at her side taking care of her. There was a flutter in his gut. He knew he did the right thing. As Martha scolded him, he couldn’t take his eyes off Annalise starting to smile once more. A small quiet part of him at the time was delighted seeing her bubbly once more.
Meanwhile, Martha stared at her phone. Neither of the two had texted her since the incident. Her heart ached. She realized now just how much Annalise must have liked the boy. He was something like the boy she described as one of the reasons for her coming to Winden. However, Martha knew for a fact that Jonas was not that boy, because he was with her that day and night. She shook her head off and just tried to focus back on the fact that Jonas had kissed her back. She wasn’t crazy. He loved her. She loved him. This was going to work out fine. Annalise would grow to be okay once she was back home.
Jonas chuckled at Annalise’s hesitation to get on his bike. He shook his head, “I promise we won’t fall.”
“I don’t trust you,” Annalise laughed, “Magnus had a lot more practice with Mikkel and Martha. How much have you had?”
He chuckled, “None.” He laughed seeing her back away from him. He grabbed onto her waist, “No, no, no.” He held her close, “You just have to trust me that I won’t let us.”
Annalise rolled her eyes, “You are insane. Let me go. We can just walk.”
“You said bike ride earlier,” He smiled.
She shook her head, “Fine. But I am not happy.” She handed Jonas the basket which he tied to the back. She stood on the cogset. Annalise hid a smile in his hair as they took off.
It was not long before they both were there laying on the sandy beach eating, laughing, playing. The two teenagers finally having a moment of rest together before the next day arose.
That next day in 1953, Ulrich sat outside the bunker. He was in awe and disbelief of what he had done. Had he really killed a child. If so, why was he still here? His hands shook as he cried. He really had just killed a child.
Bernd sat in Egon’s office. He was there to report Helge’s disappearance. He was terrified the people who were against the powerplant had taken his son. He needed to know that they were going to find Helge.
Egon walked into his office, “Mr. Kahnwald told me that… your son has gone missing.”
“Yes, since yesterday,” Bernd confirmed.
Egon asked, “And when was that exactly?”
“My wife said it was around three o’clock,” Bernd explained. Egon started to hurriedly make notes as the man leaned over, “Mr. Tiedemann, I want you to find my son. Whatever it costs. I don’t care about anything else. The nuclear power plant, anything at all. Just bring me back my son.” He put his hat on and excused himself out of the man’s office.
Greta sat with Noah and confessed, “I prayed to God to get rid of the child before it was ever born. And after I had him, I prayed every day that something would befall him. Because he may not be Bernd’s child. Because maybe he wasn’t a child created out of love, but…” She trailed off then sighed looking at the paster, “That’s what’s in my head. Every day. I can’t escape it. It’s my fault.”
Noah shook his head, “We are all full of sin. No pure human being exists. But no matter what we do, we never fall any lower than into God’s hands.”
“And what if they aren’t God’s hands,” Greta asked him, “What if they are the hands of the devil?”
Noah comforted her. He gently placed a hand on top of her clasped ones in her lap, “God sent me to you. Did he not? We don’t meet the people we meet by accident. We touch the lives of others and are touched ourselves, and thus God’s hands guide us to our true destiny. Let us pray. Even though I walk through the darkest valley,I will fear no evil… for you are with me... ” Noah looked at the picture of Helge and turned back to her, “your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely your goodness and love will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.”
Ulrich walked along the road with his head down when Egon spotted him. Right when Ulrich realized what was happening. He took off running into the woods. He tried to make it to the caves, but the young Egon tackled him to the ground. When Ulrich was able to crawl away, Egon pulled his gun and shot it into the air.
“Stop,” He commanded. He then pointed his gun at the man who slowed his pace to a stop. Ulrich placed his hands out already knowing the drill. “Hands up,” Egon yelled, “What did you do to the two boys at the construction site?” He asked. Ulrich turned to the man. Egon then asked, “Where’s Helge? That was you too.”
Ulrich asked, “The two boys? That’s impossible. They can’t be there. I changed that.”
“What did you change,” Egon asked, keeping the gun up.
Ulrich panted from running so hard, “The course of time. Helge’s dead. Helge can never be able to kill again.”
“You’re a madman,” Egon shook his head at Ulrich, “Go on, turn around. Turn around! Down!” Egon kicked behind Ulrich’s knees annoyed at how slow Ulrich was going, “On your knees!”
“But I changed it,” Ulrich whispered to himself as Egon started to cuff the man.
Down in the bunker, Helge sprang to life causing the second canister in the time machine to go up.
In 1986, Boris ran through the forest trying to get away from the cops. He held his shoulder and bag as he limped. He could hear the dogs barking trying to get to him and find him. He ducked behind a tree and lifted his mask up to take it off. He then placed it on his wound while hiding his gun in his jeans.
Seeing Katharina standing outside by herself, Hannah walked over to her. Katharina turned her head and blew her cigarette smoke in her face, “Piss off.”
Hannah stayed and asked, “I just wanted to know, is Ulrich still in prison?”
Katharina tilted her head and replied, “They have to release him today.”
“Did Tiedemann say who told him,” Hannah asked.
Katharina shook her head at the young girl’s question and took another puff of her dirty habit.
“And you and Ulrich,” Hannah asked.
Katharina looked at Hannah and asked, “What about us?”
“I don’t know,” Hannah answered, “Won’t your mom freak out if you keep seeing him?”
Katharina nodded but shrugged, “I don’t care. Nobody’s going to come between us. That’s love, you know. It’s stronger than hate. But you don’t get that yet. If I find out who told the cops that… I’m going to clobber them.”
Hannah started to calculate things. She looked up and said, “Maybe it was Regina. I mean, Tiedemann is her grandfather.” After that seed was planted, she turned and said, “See you.” She left Katharina to her thoughts.
After school, Ulrich held Katharina. His chin on her shoulder as they leaned up against the lumber. Katharina commented, “I can’t believe you were in jail Ulrich. That’s really harsh.”
Ulrich took her cigarette out of her hand and smoked a bit of it himself. After, he handed it back to the girl and blew the smoke out. He went back to cuddling her.
“Why does Tiedemann have it in for you,” She asked after flicking off some of the ash to the ground and handing it back.
Ulrich half-jokingly commented, “He thinks I’m the AntiChrist.”
Katharina giggled until she saw Regina walking home. She stormed over to her, “Hey, Tiedemann! Damn four-eyes!” As Regina took off her headphones, Katharina pushed her, “I know what you did. You trying to get me back for the summer? It was a game. We wouldn’t have left you hanging there all night. We couldn’t have known you were so damn fragile!” Katharina pushed her again.
Regina trembled. She bent down to pick up her violin, “I have to go.” She tried to leave, but Katharina pushed her away from her instrument.
“You see this,” Katharina asked, “My mom did this. And why? Because you fed your grandpa bullshit!”
Regina cried out, “I didn’t! Honest!”
“Rape,” Katharina growled, “is that the best you could come up with?”
Ulrich grabbed onto his girlfriend’s wrist trying to get her to back down, “Come on Katharina.”
The girl pulled away from him and whispered down to Regina, “You make me sick.” She took her knee and shoved the girl in the stomach with it.
Regina doubled over in pain and agony.
Boris walked out of the forest seeing a blonde girl beating up a smaller brunette. He yelled, “Hey, stop!”
“Screw off,” Katharina yelled at the boy, “It’s none of your business.”
He continued to walk to them, “I told you to stop.”
Katharina pushed Regina away from her, “And I told you to screw off.”
Boris looked at them. He motioned to Regina and said, “Apologize to her.” When Katharina didn’t move, he took out his gun and cocked it, “I said you should apologize.”
Ulrich started to back off knowing that the other boy was serious.
“And how do I know it’s real,” Katharina asked.
Boris took the magazine to show the girl that it was full and placed it back in. He pointed it back at her again and said, “You two get the hell out of here, and fast. And if you hurt her again, I’ll finish you.”
The couple quickly ran away. Boris limped over to Regina. He put his gun away and placed a hand on her shoulder, “Everything’s okay.”
Regina’s breath was taken away. She stared at him. When she finally took her breath back, she smiled, “Thanks.”
Boris nodded. He then collapsed backwards. He reached into the inside of his jacket to check his wound again.
“You’re bleeding,” Regina said, concerned.
Boris started to sit up again, “It’s not so bad.”
Regina shook her head, “You have to see a doctor.”
Boris shook his head at her scared that they were going to find him if she took him to the hospital.
Regina offered, “We have bandages. My mother isn’t home. I can do it.” When she watched Boris nod, Regina asked, “What’s your name?”
“Aleksander,” Boris lied.
A middle aged Helge walked out of the bunker with one of the belts and a pan. He had no idea he was being watched by the older version of himself. Helge walked inside the cabin to go to clean it up as well as start on his art project.
After being cleaned up, the, now, Aleksander took all the evidence and buried it while being watched by Hannah. After he finished with that, he walked into Claudia’s office. He introduced himself with a cocky smile.
“So you’re a friend of my daughter’s,” Claudia asked, “And all this time I thought she didn’t care about boys.” She stood in front of her desk.
Aleksander nodded, “I’m new in town. Looking for work. Regina told me you might be able to help me.”
Claudia asked, “Do you have training?”
“I’m a metal worker,” he explained, “I can work. Hard. I’m a fast learner.”
The woman looked him over, “You’re not from here?”
“All I’m asking for is a chance,” Aleksander said.
Claudia stood up, “I’m sorry. We don’t need anyone at the moment. But maybe we will soon. Where can I reach you?”
“I’ll just come by again tomorrow,” the boy explained with a smile.
While this happened, Regina started to brush out her curls trying to straighten them.
Noah worked with the middle aged Helge on the chair. Helge shook and asked, “Why doesn’t it work?”
“It will, be patient,” The man told Helge, “Do you think Einstein would have given up so fast? It is the fate of pioneers to persistently pursue their aim. To believe, although no one believes.”
Helge shook his head, “I don’t want to do this anymore.” He held the screwdriver tightly, “Why would God want any of this?”
“Yes,” Noah said, walking towards him, “Why would God want any of this? After looking into hell, as you have, it can never be forgotten. It becomes a part of you. And the idea of God, of Jesus the Savior, becomes a thread of hope you cling to. All of us who know the darkness long for the light, but… There is no God!” Noah topk Helge’s hand, “God didn’t make this hole among us. God doesn’t have a plan. There is no plan at all. There’s nothing but chaos out there. Pain… and chaos!”
Helge started to panic as Noah continued to talk and start to take the screwdriver to poke it into his stomach.
Noah then held Helge, “People are bad. Malicious, evil. Life is nothing but a spiral of pain.” He pat the man’s back, “And the world is doomed to be destroyed. But this here… This is our ark and I’m Noah. If we can harness this energy, we can change everything. Then we decide the world’s fate, far removed from all the evil and from all the pain. We’ll create a time machine. That reorders everything, the beginning and the end.”
The third canister lifted in the time machine as the third event fell into place then.
In 2019, Hannah stood on the counter to grab a small box down from on top the cabinets. The kids were God knows where. Those two were, thankfully, up each other’s asses as of late. She was hard pressed to think of a time she saw one without the other close behind. It kind of sickened her to see them so wrapped up in their own little world. Like no one else in it mattered. Yet, it was nice to see her son smiling like he had before his father passed. She placed the box down on the table and removed the bag of evidence against Boris.
Magnus kissed Franziska. Before he could steal another one, she pushed him away and said, “I have to go.”
Magnus reached over to his night stand and handed Franziska her eagle necklace, “Here.”
“Where did you get this,” Franziska asked the boy.
Magnus told her, “I found it under the bridge.”
“Just because we fuck doesn’t mean you have to know everything about me,” she complained as she put on her pants.
Magnus grabbed her hand and pulled her down to meet him. He caressed her face, “I don’t want to hurt you, okay? I want to know who you are. Who you really are.”
Franziska shook her head and placed his hand down, “Not today, okay?” She stood and left.
Martha sat watching the television upset still. She grabbed her phone and tried to call Jonas.
Jonas sat in his room listening to Annalise take a shower. He played with the red knot in his hand when his phone started to ring. He tried to ignore it with tears filling his eyes. It wasn’t long before he heard Lise’s water turn off. He walked and sat with his back against the door with his eyes closed just wanting to be as close to her as he could be. He missed the happiness and the carefreeness of the previous day. He missed the world that was just he and Annalise where their phones stayed at the house where neither of them would be bothered.
“Hey,” Martha told Jonas’s voicemail, “It’s me. Call me back, for crying out loud!” She was getting frustrated. What was going on with those two? She huddled with her knees in her sweater. Then she looked towards the stairs hearing someone hurry down. When she looked, she saw the redhead. “Franziska,” she asked confused.
Franziska nodded, “Martha.” Then she turned and left.
Magnus walked in and sat next to his pale faced sister. He ignored her disgusted stare behind her tear stained face.
“Why is it that we all keep our secrets from one another,” Martha asked her brother.
Magnus sighed and grabbed the remote, “Somethings you just want to keep to yourself.” He fought so hard to not make a smarter comment at the girl about the things he knew. He already knew his sister had been crying over it, so he decided to just let her sit with the guilt. Just like how Annalise was doing.
Bang, Bang, Bang yelled the Kahnwald’s door. Hannah walked over to answer it and said, “Katharina! This is a surprise.”
Katharina stormed in, “Where is he?”
“Who,” asked Hannah.
Katharina growled, “Don’t act so stupid. Ulrich! Is he here?” She looked up the stairs.
Hannah turned around innocently and walked into the kitchen, “No. Why would he be here?”
“You lying piece of shit,” Katharina growled rushing at Hannah. She pushed her, “How long has it been going on? A month? Half a year? Or longer?” When Hannah started to stutter, Katharina mimicked her then yelled, “I don’t know where my son is! And I don’t know where my husband is! My husband! Do you understand?” Katharina tapped on the counter next to the trapped Hannah and asked, “Did you fuck here?” She then stormed to the table and shook it, “Or here?” She paced back to Hannah and asked, “Or in my house? In my bed?”
Hannah calmly told Katharina, “He isn’t here.”
Katharina stared at her, “Is it fun for you? Yeah? Does it turn you on? Destroying the lives of others? My life and my children’s lives? Did you think about that when you stuck your scrawny ass out to him?” Katharina harshly grabbed Hannah’s ass for emphasis.
Hannah just calmly walked away and played with her hands. “It’s over,” Hannah told Katharina, “It’s over.” She walked over to the sink and heard Katharina collapse in a chair at the table. Slowly Hannah slid into one of the other chairs. “I ended it,” Hannah lied, “I never wanted any of it. But… he just didn’t let up. You know how he can be. He wanted to leave you. I told him that was crazy. He said that he didn’t love you anymore. That he loves me. But I want you to know that’s it’s over now, Katharina. It’s over.”
Katharina shook her head and started to cry.
Bartosz sat in his house playing video games trying to get out all of his aggression. He noticed an old lady walking up to his house. He walked to the door and opened it, “Can I help you?”
“You must be Bartosz,” She said, “I’m Claudia, your grandmother. Is your mother home?”
“My mother told me you died before I was born,” Bartosz argued.
Claudia nodded, “I’m sure your mother told you lots of stories about me. Only some of them are true.” She walked inside and chatted with her grandson, “It looks so different than it did. There was no addition.”
Bartosz lounged back on the sofa staring at her, “Why did Mom tell me you’re dead?”
“For your mom, I’m sure I am,” Claudia admitted, “I wasn’t a particularly good mother, you know. You’re a lot like the two of them. Your eyes. Your chin. You look a lot like your parents.”
Bartosz sat up and then asked, “If you’re not dead, where were you all these years?”
Claudia sighed, “that’s a long story. Maybe I’ll tell you one day.”
“Regina won’t be home till late,” Bartosz tried to get her to explain, “Are you going to wait or…?”
Claudia shook her head, “Not today. I have to take care of something.” She reached into her pocket and handed Bartosz a note, “I want you to give her this. Will you do that for me?” Bartosz opened it and looked at a picture of his grandmother and Regina from when she was his age, “That was before. Before that summer and everything else that followed it. I made lots of mistakes back then. Believe me, if I could turn back time, I would do lots of things differently.”
Today, Hannah was called in by Aleksander to give him a massage. She did her job for him as she normally did, but then grabbed the bag and placed it on the ground in front of him, “Do you recognize this? All these years I’ve wondered why I kept it. But there’s a time for everything. Don’t worry. The contents are in safe keeping.”
“What do you want,” Aleksander asked.
Hannah asked, “Why do some people have everything and some nothing? Why do you and Regina have a beautiful home and I can’t even pay my electrical bill? Why does fate predestine a good life for some and not for others?”
“Do you want money,” he asked.
Hannah replied, “I don’t want any money. I want you to do me a favor. I want you to destroy Ulrich. I want him to lose everything. Everything.”
“How am I supposed to do that,” the man asked desperately, “What do you have in mind?”
Hannah wiped off her hands and told him, “I don’t give a damn how you do it or who you pay, just destroy him.” She took her bag, before she left she said, “Boris Niewald. Interesting name. I think it suits you much better.”
It was raining when Annalise and Jonas finally decided to go and grab some food for themselves. Annalise sighed and hummed. She had left her umbrella at the school from the play so she didn’t exactly have something prepared. Jonas looked at her and commented, “You can go grab an old jacket of mine upstairs. I’ll start getting going. Just come meet up with me. I’ll go slow. Just take the back way out of the house.”
Annalise nodded. She smiled and said, “See you soon.” She ducked back into the house and ran upstairs.
Jonas sighed and put on his hood to his raincoat and grabbed his bike. He started to walk onto the road when he was stopped by a brunette in the road. He slipped off his hood and walked up to her.
“Hello,” Martha greeted him.
Jonas stared at her, “Hello.” He stood there for a second then said, “I have to go.” He tried to walk past her.
Martha held out her arm and barked, “You have to go? Can you tell me what’s going on? I’ve been trying to reach you for days and you don’t even write back!” She panted angrily then asked, “What was that after rehearsal?” When Jonas didn’t reply, she continued, “You just make out with me. Did you think, ‘the chick’s unstable, so I’ll take what I can get?’” She stared at him expecting him to say something. When he didn’t, she shoved him yelling, “God, say something!”
Jonas stood there thanking everything that Annalise was taking her sweet time trying to find an old jacket of his to wear and to get back outside. He would have hated to see Martha’s reaction to seeing Annalise there with him. Jonas honestly didn’t know what to say to Martha though. He went with the simple answer, “It was wrong.”
“What was wrong,” Martha asked him. Her frustration grew more.
Jonas tried his hardest not to let his emotions get to him, “The thing with us. It wasn’t right.”
“Because of Bartosz,” Martha asked.
Jonas swallowed, “No, not because of Bartosz.”
“Annalise then,” Martha asked frantically.
Jonas shook his head, “No. It has nothing to do with her. Because of us. It…” This hurt him more than anything to say. He had been hoping to avoid the breaking of his own heart as well as hers for days now. He was thankful the rain was hiding his tears, “We’re just not a good match, okay?”
“We’re not a good match,” Martha asked frenziedly.
Jonas nodded annoyed that she wouldn’t just leave him alone in his misery, “Yeah. We’re not a good match. The whole thing is wrong. We’re wrong.” He tried to get past her again.
Martha stood in front of him and pressed her lips against his. When she kissed him, she could feel him kissing back. Satisfied with that, she pulled away to see Jonas still barely moving from his spot from kissing her back. “So this is wrong,” She asked when he opened his eyes.
Jonas let a small nod out. He pulled away from her and walked away, “I’m sorry.”
Annalise popped out from behind the house and hopped up to show her head over the fence, “Hey Jonas.” She smiled in one of his oversized hoodies. The hood was so huge on her.
“Hey there dummy,” Jonas greeted her, “go around. You won’t make it over that side unless you get help and I’m not doing it. Because we will both fall, get wet, and you will rip my hoodie.”
Annalise pouted, “Fine.” She ducked back down not even noticing Martha was there. She ran to the other fence and jumped it to join Jonas.
Martha could hear him ask her, “What took you so long?” Her eyes started to fill with tears seeing them together. Jonas didn’t seem happy at first, but he wasn’t unhappy either. She could tell that he cherished her. Annalise just radiated so much happiness and devotion when she was with him. There was no one else in the world when they were together. Annalise danced around him while she could see him starting to liven back up from her antics. What truly broke her though, was that those two didn’t even need to kiss. Jonas just grabbed her to have Annalise next to him. With that, Annalise slipped her arm into his and laced her fingers with his. She put her head on his shoulder as they walked. Martha started to sob.
Aleksander stared at the bag as he started to make a few calls about Ulrich. He was so scared now. About the truck and his future.
Now the machine now whirled to life as the final piece started to fall into place.
Bartosz stood outside waiting for Noah. He got into the car and told the man, “You were right. Everything you predicted has happened.” He leaned his head against the window. It looked as though he had been crying before Noah had arrived.
“Did you think about my offer,” Noah asked.
Bartosz nodded, “Yes.”
In 1953, young Tannhaus disassembled the cellphone that Ulrich had left in his house. The grayed Claudia walked in effortlessly. The man stood up and asked, “Can I help you?”
She looked around then said, “I think I have something that could interest you.” She took out plans for the time machine and spread it out, “I want you to build this for me. It’s something that will set the course of time straight.”
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