Leave It Alone

Leave It Alone

  • WpView
    Reads 16
  • WpVote
    Votes 0
  • WpPart
    Parts 5
WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing24m
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Jul 10, 2016
This came to me once I listened to the radio play "Broken" by Joseph Lidster. My reaction was "I'm unworthy!" as I felt the story was very good and I would love to be so evolved as a writer. In my push to be that good but still remain true to my own voice as well as thoughts and beliefs about these two characters, I present this. This story plays out what I believe would have been the follow-up to "Broken". A one-time sexual encounter leads to a sense of freedom for one, fretting in another, and confusion in both. This is another attempt on my part to answer the question of not only why Jack didn't say he loved Ianto as the Welshman lay dying of poisoning by the 456 in "Children of Earth" but why Ianto didn't need to hear it in "The Lost Files:House of the Dead". This story is offered in the backdrop of Alannah Myles's "85 BPM Leave It Alone", a song I suggest you listen to a few times before diving into this, as I believe it does the best job of describing the complexity of Janto. Enjoy.
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
Illustration

You may also like

  • Rich People Problems
  • My Girlfriend is a Vampire
  • The Demon's Sparrow
  • Sold into Marriage
  • Once Again
  • Real People Fiction
  • Serendipitous | Jack Gladney X  Reader
  • The Bet (Lesbian Story)

As much as Kimberly Astor hated to admit it, she had a slight problem. Okay, so it was theoretically a major problem, but it wasn't entirely her fault. Okay, so it was her fault, (at least to a certain extent, according to her) but her dad didn't need to be all rude about it. He especially did not need to threaten her future role as CEO on it too. And, setting up an arranged marriage to fix said 'problem' is so out of proportion. Okay, it wasn't completely out of proportion, but still. Jace Kingston didn't know what he was getting into when he agreed to be married to a 'problematic heiress'. He certainly was not expecting a sexy vixen, who was hellbent on getting on his nerves and destroying the semblance of normalcy he established in his complex life. So, when the two come together to form a business alliance, they make a simple plan. 1. Fix the problem. 2. Don't ever bring up personal things. 3. Get out. Too bad breaking the second rule is making the third rule look a lot more... difficult. (not edited... i swear i'm trying) ________ trigger warnings: • sexual/mature content (18+) • explicit language • alcohol and drug abuse • a character who can't make the right decisions lmao ________ highest rankings: #6 in romance #1 in mature #1 in ceo #1 in boss #3 in billionaire #2 in steamy #1 in slowburn #1 in couple #3 in humor #3 in enemiestolovers

More details
WpActionLinkContent Guidelines