Queen Daenerys I Targaryen (
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I'd call Geralt "daddy" any day tbh.
![]() ![]() ![]() Doesn't everyone like to be pampered and spoiled? You could certainly understand the desire. How about receiving the benefits of experience and knowledge...through someone else, someone older than you and more distinguished? Be good, then, and you'll be rewarded. Be bad - well, remember: a punishment isn't off the table for someone with your youth. They're so young - yet so, so tempting. But you know what they say. The more forbidden the fruit, the sweeter the juice. They're absolutely off-limits. And wouldn't you love to taste them, no matter if you feel guilty or not? Look at yourself. Do you feel like a pervert? This person could be an outlier, or maybe you've always had a weakness, even if you didn't realize it before. At least you can take care of them like few others chasing after them could. You know exactly what they want and need.
(possible) SCENARIOS 1. PARENT & CHILD: So, have you been bad? You know what happens to bad kids... 2. OLDER SIBLING & YOUNGER SIBLING: If the parents aren't in the picture, someone has to take care of business. 3. OTHER FAMILIAL RELATIONSHIP: Keepin' it in the family. 4. TEACHER & STUDENT: Don't stand, don't stand so, don't stand so close to me...at least not during schools hours. 5. DOCTOR & PATIENT: An apple a day keeps the doctor away, unless you want to play. 6. CUSTOMER & STRIPPER/DANCER/HOOKER: Older people have the money, younger people need the money. Surely something can be worked out. 7. JAILBAIT: One of you better watch out, because this is trouble with a capital T. 8. THE BABYSITTER: ...you've seen the porn. I don't have to describe this. 9. CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURES: If you don't see something you want, make it up. |
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[ Allison has always been a daddy’s girl. Her father was always the one to come to her aid in times of need and likewise she always turned to him. Richard Stoker, while alive, was a truly outstanding father who made sure that Allison wanted for nothing. Allison wasn’t so lucky with her mother. It’s unfortunate, then, that now that he’s gone she’s left with Evelyn, a cold woman who almost seems to resent her.
But luck isn’t always unkind to young women. A surprise had come in the form of someone she’d never heard of before. Allison had been outside with her bow, practicing her archery as her father always liked to see her do, when she comes inside to see the new face in her foyer. She looks at the man, handsome and well put together, with a slightly puzzled expression on her face. The last thing Allison had been expecting after the funeral had been a newcomer and the first thing she assumes is that he’s a friend of her mother, something that makes her mood turn slightly sour. ]
Who are you?
[ She lets her bow hang at her side, gripped in one hand while her free hand tucks a strand of brown hair behind her ear. Even though she’s trying very hard to force herself to remain unimpressed, she has to admit he’s attractive for a gentleman older than herself. He stirs something inside of her just by holding eye contact that boys her age simply don’t. ]
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Through those pictures, he'd watched her grow into a beautiful young woman. But no picture could compare to the stunning creature in front of him. He tucks his hands in his pockets and walks further down the path, towards the archery range, until he's standing only a few feet away.]
I'm you Uncle Charlie. It's so nice to finally meet you, Allison.
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I didn’t know I had an uncle. You’re here for the funeral?
[ Allison watches him with keen interest, the tip of her tongue slipping out to wet her lips as she stands silent and waiting for an answer. He manages to hold her interest simply by being. There’s something different about her Uncle Charlie and she wants to know him better. ]
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[For the most fleeting of moments, there's an expression of hurt on his face. A small frown that vanishes as soon as it appears.] That's okay. We can get to know each other.
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No, he didn’t.
[ She offers a gentle smile. The pain from losing her dad is still fresh. Companionship from a previously unknown family member is more than welcome right now. ]
I’d like that. Where are you staying?
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And with Allison here, he might stay a while.]
You practice archery? I think that's wonderful. It's a very underappreciated sport.
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She looks down at her bow and back up at Charlie, her smile growing slightly. Her archery is something that she’s become proud of over the years. It’s one skill in particular that her father took care to nurture as best he could, but Allison was always the one to put in the hours of practice. ]
I love it. Dad got me my first bow and I’ve never stopped.
[ Her expression wilts slightly at the mention of her father, but after a moment she lets out a sigh and returns to smiling. ]
Do you have any experience? With archery.
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I don't, unfortunately. But maybe you can teach me? I swear I'll be the most attentive student.
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Of course. Come with me, I’ll let you use my bow.
[ Turning, she smiles at him over her shoulder and heads back toward the targets. ]
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Charlie moves over to the range, standing next to Allison.]
You'll have to show me how to hold it, and the proper stance. I'm a complete beginner.
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[ Allison moves close to Charlie, adjusting her stance as an example for him. ]
Your feet will be about shoulder width apart with your weight balanced equally. This…
[ She lifts one foot slightly off of the ground and gestures to it, then moving it slightly ahead of the other. ]
Is your draw foot. It goes about four inches in front of the other. You point your toes 30 degrees towards the target and lift the bow like this…
[ Even though she’s been to competitions and done this very same thing for trophies and prize money, she’s never felt a need to be as on her game as she does now. When she lifts her bow, she lifts it with impeccable grace and shoots the arrow directly at the center of the target. There’s a smile on her face when she sees her handiwork. Looking at Uncle Charlie, there’s a hint of pride in her expression. ]
Do you want to give it a try?
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[He carefully takes the bow and gets into position, taking a minute to adjust his stance and his feet. Doing his best to copy Allison. For all the skills he learned at the hospital, sports had never quite been his thing. And they certainly weren't allowed anything like this. So this is all new for him.
He aims carefully and shoots, but just barely lands the arrow on the target] Well, I could certainly use some more practice.
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That was amazing for your first shot.
[ Her smile takes on a playful quality and she steps close to him, giving him a joking side-eye. ]
Are you sure you’ve never done this before?
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I'd like to keep working on it with you, while I'm here. Maybe with a few more lessons I'll manage to hit more than the edge.
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[ She smiles up at Uncle Charlie with a fond sort of gleam in her eye. Already she’s grown to like him quite a bit. It seems like he’s her family’s hidden gem. Allison reaches out to take her bow back and, quite by accident, her hand rests on top of his. Her cheeks flush a rosy shade of pink and she looks down. ]
I’m glad you like it. Archery, I mean.
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[A strand of hair has fallen out of her braid, and Charlie reaches up to tuck it behind her ear] Here, let me -- [His touch lingers for half a moment too long before he takes his hand away again]
All fixed.
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Thanks, Uncle Charlie.
[ She reaches for his hand and gives it a gentle squeeze. ]
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I think we're going to get along well, Allison. I very much want us to be friends.
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I’d like that, too.
[ She wants to… What, exactly? Hug him? There’s a part of her that craves closeness with him even though they’ve only just met. Holding hands is well and good, but she wants to be so close to him that she can feel his heartbeat. A hug would do that, wouldn't it? The uncertainty shows in her eyes. ]
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He takes a step closer, til there's barely any distance between them. Normally he shies away from touch but because it's Allison, his Allison, it feels right.]
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I want to show you something…
[ With her bow in one hand and Uncle Charlie’s fingers entangled in the other, she leads him down a path towards an area of the property that has a tree with a very thick trunk and fairly low sweeping branches. Ducking beneath one, she tugs him with her to the side of the tree. It’s like a fairy world underneath the branches, with the little light that passes through the gray clouds filtering through the green leaves. Allison stands very close to her Uncle. ]
I come here to get away sometimes.
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Are we escaping, then?
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Do you want to?
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I feel such a bond with you, Allison. Like I've known you my whole life.
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I feel it, too. I'm glad you're here, Uncle Charlie.
[ She trails a hand lightly up his arm. ]
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