👑🌴 A king on his throne 🥥🍍🌺 Artwork I did for Heatwave: DkBk Summer Zine! Possibly the funnest thing I've ever drawn 😂
I am genuinely tweaking, the waiting for a new chapter is OVER, but it was SO WORTH IT. I loved seeing more of their non-horny state of mind and the unnoticed effect reader has on each and every one of their minds, it is simply delicioussss. Catfish and Joel are my MEN, I am so serious, and their contrast is eating at me.
ATE THIS UP BABE!
Summary: Catfish is made to choose.
Warnings: DEAD DOVE DO NOOOOT EATTTT. Noncon, dark dark themes, sexual slavery, reader is in pain and exhausted, heed all previous warnings, threatening, Dark Joel, forced drinking, manipulation, mentions of noncon, idk what else to tag
Pairings: Dark! Joel Miller x reader, Dark! Javier Peña x reader, Dark! Marcus Acacius x reader, Dark! Oberyn Martell x reader, Dark! Agent Whiskey x reader, Dark! Dieter Bravo x reader, Dark! Frankie Morales x reader
Joel felt over aware. As he sat down on the brittle wooden chair, fingerprints drawing circles on the table, the whiskey slid easily down his throat. Something he had gotten from trading with Jackson.
Your image dwindled on his mind, growing weaker by each passing minute. Naked, battered and bruised. He knew you were in pain, pretty cunt gaping obscenely. He knew that he could just crawl over you and fuck you once again if he wished it. You still laid in his bed, bathed and draped in new sheets, awaiting.
The door creaked open, the afternoon breeze accompanying the intruder of his thoughts. Whiskey’s shoulders squared with pride and his chest puffed, closing the door with a cocky kick of his heel.
Joel observed him as he strutted towards the table. His arm stretched under the thick denim of his jacket, and he presented his palm with a cocky grin.
The metal was tarnished, coppery, but the outline was clear. A tiny helicopter pin, Whiskey offered.
Joel felt amusement tug at his lips, but he schooled his expression. The pin clattered against the table, Joel’s eyes glued to it.
Sweet fucking Bingo.
The key to make you finally un-cling to Catfish right in his hands. He took it in his pointer and thumb, observing the way the kitchen light caught onto it.
Whiskey hummed, snapping him out of his thoughts once more.
“I think this settles for a good hour…” He drawled, eyebrow cocking teasingly. A part of him was joking, and the other part of him created a prominent bulge in his pants.
Joel avoided a disgusted scrunch of his face, fighting twitching muscles.
“She’ll need a break for tonight.” He declared, a solemn order that wiped the smirk off his man’s face. "But you'll be rewarded for this, that I promise."
Joel would he lying if he said he didn’t enjoy the way Catfish flinched as the refrigerator door slammed closed under his grip. The cool, condensed bottle sent jolts along his hands. He was buzzing with excitement as he twirled on his feet and planted the bottle on the table with a slight thump.
He ignored the hollers of enjoyment of his fellow men, kicking the chair and taking a seat. Catfish froze under his stare, the all consuming guilt, he pondered.
He grabbed the tumblers on the table, filling them up. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. He poured more onto the last one, and pushed the glass to his designated driver.
Catfish’s brows furrowed under the baseball cap, shaking his head slightly. Joel could see the circles under his eyes, could feel the tenseness of his tanned skin; all a result of you. Your stay in the house was driving him mad.
“Not drinking tonight.” Catfish grumbled, but Joel tapped the glass in front of him.
“You’ll need it.” He muttered, enough to make the others cast side eyed glances at him, with sneaky intrigue. An order.
Javier cleared his throat, flicking ashes into the tray. “How’s the bitch?”
Bitch. Joel liked the ring of that nickname.
Joel’s lips curled into a sloppy smirk. “Fucked out.” He responded casually. “Giving her some damn rest, she took it like a champ.”
Javier smiled in agreement, and from the corner of his eye, he saw Catfish’s hand tense around the condensed glass. Of course he wouldn't enjoy the way they talked about her.
“Gonna bring some ‘plan b’s tomorrow.” He informed, gingerly. “no need to knock her up.”
Joel felt his muscles turn taut, and he grounded his teeth.
“Definitely.” Dieter added, with an air of authority he shouldn’t have. “No need for a little fucker here.”
Some laughed, Oberyn tsked, eyes dreamy as always. “She’d look nice, all round, those tits would be something I’d die for.”
The chair screeched as Catfish rose to his feet, still clutching the tumbler in his hand. Eyes shot at him.
“Where ya going?” Joel barked, a bit more forceful than he would wanted to. God, adrenaline was nibbling at him.
Hatred.
It spread all around Catfish’s face as he looked at them. As if he was any more worthy than they were, any more good. A look he had from the very first time, when Joel recruited him, that told him he thought he was far above them.
“I’m going to bed.” He answered, though his feet stayed stuck to the ground, awaiting.
“No, you’re not.” Joel nudged to the chair. Catfish sat down with a sigh. Good boy.
“What’s the matter?” Acacius frowned, leaning back into the wooden seat. “Don’t like us talking about her like that?”
Catfish’s jaw twitched.
“You never had an issue before.” Whiskey added, the thick smoke of his cigar curling around him in the air. "you even fucked some bitches back then."
Catfish took a sip of whatever was in his cup, perhaps to deter the questioning, perhaps because of the way Joel burnt holes into his skull with his eyes was making him uneasy.
And they persisted.
“You are too soft on her,” Javier deemed between curls of smoke. "that's why she clings so much to ya."
They agreed silently, and Joel felt the flames of jealousy licking at his spine. Each time you mumbled his name softly, he could almost feel the need in your voice for it to be him. To be Catfish the man that was pleasuring you.
As if he was the only man that could do it.
"What were you talking about in the shower?"
Catfish's face paled, but he still cleared his throat. "Nothin'."
"Didn't sound like nothing." Joel bit, studying carefully the nervous flicker of Catfish's hands. "She wants ya to fuck her?"
Catfish grimaced at the crassness of his words, untouched by the way Joel dipped his hand onto the pocket of his shirt.
"She's loosing her mind." He cleared, voice a plea, an excuse, whatever. It didn't matter to Joel.
He shrugged before dropping the pin onto the table; Catfish's eyes flickered from the dark onyx pools that gazed slowly up at him and the tarnished metal that clattered against the table.
His lips parted.
Bingo.
"How's your boy?" Joel drawled, tapping his big, imposing fingers on the wooden table. For a mere moment, he was alone with Catfish, just them under the warm lamp light. "What was his name, Tyler?"
"Joel." Catfish groaned, eyes glued to the silver helicopter.
"When was the last time you saw him, huh?"
Hands curled onto fists, and they slammed against the table. Enough.
Perhaps Joel was blissfully ignorant of the men around them, but Catfish was painfully aware. They were the only thing deterring him from pouncing on top of him.
"What have you done?" He spat, voice shivering.
Joel chuckled darkly, "Nothin'." He retorted.
He could see the way silence clawed at his ears, oh so begging for an answer.
"I haven't done anything, yet." Joel punctuated, slowly feeding him. "Just like you haven't fucked our little bitch yet."
Realization casted on Catfish features, and he shook his head on instinct.
"Joel, this is serious-"
"You know what is serious to me?" He cut him short. "That I cannot possibly trust one of my men anymore, just because he is pussy-whipped with a pussy he doesn't even fuck."
Joel's glare was intense, diminishing Catfish with his sharp tongue.
"And if I can't trust ya, then I have no reason to keep evading that little camp were your son is at."
His final jab made Catfish's eyes cloud with frustration, tears almost brimming. Fear bubbled in his throat as he spoke.
"What do you want from me?"
Cracked.
"You have to fuck her."
Catfish let out a dry, humorless laugh. Panic was nipping at him.
"What do you win from that?"
Joel's brows furrowed. "I miss the times were you just obeyed."
But as his hand reached over to the pin, Catfish spoke again. "Fine, Joel, fine."
Sweat beaded at his forehead just below his baseball cap, and his puppy dog eyes were wide, fearful.
A smug grin tugged at Joel's lips, triumphant in all it's glory. He downed the glass and rose to his feet in anticipation.
"You don't mean-"
"Yes, now. Finish your drink."
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