all copyrights go to jrrmint on ao3 You've known Joel Miller for years. He's practically part of the family - always by your dad's side with that dark, brooding frown. You've never really thought much of him. He's just...Joel. Dad's best friend, occasional ride home, somewhat-scowly dinner guest. Until you come home one summer, after graduating college, and suddenly - You can't think about anything anything else #8 thelastofus #14 videogames #148 tlou

Kes finally is free from her emotionally abusive ex-boyfriend. At 25, she has successfully purchased her own home far away from anyone she knows who might cause her trouble. What she doesn't know is that her older sexy and single neighbor, Joel, is his own kind of trouble. He is a kind and helpful neighbor whose bedroom just happens to face hers. Joel's daddy vibes are making it hard for Kes to focus on her newfound independence and self-reliant life. Moreover, she finds it increasingly difficult to resist him. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Even though this story has the character Joel Miller (aka Pedro Pascal) it has nothing to do with The Last of Us universe. I'm just obsessed with Daddy Pascal and his characters. Here's to our cool slutty father 🍻 Also this is the first thing I've ever written and published publicly, so go easy on me 👉👈🥺 (This book contains 18+ mature themes including BDSM, Smut, Brat/Sub-training, Etc.)

Julia Skywalker is a professor at NYU and she worked also at the MET. One day she bumped into Chris Evans in a Coffee Shop. The next day? You will have to read this story to know more about it.

You meet a handsome man at the coffee shop. You thought that was it. But things start to get interesting when you walk in your English classroom... Warnings: -language -fluff/smut -age gap -

"Do you want me to answer your question as your student, or as a woman?" I question him. He looks surprised at my question, while I'm eager to hear his answer. "What's the difference, exactly?" he answers my question, with one of his own. "I will have to be more respectful if I answer as your student." I look at him, wearing a smirk on my lips. WARNINGS : vulgar language, explicit content. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK :)