Find your tribe in a Sea of Creativity
By @writingpromptsworld
"So, you don't mind?" The villain asked, leaning back against the desk, a smug expression on their face.
"What?" The hero replied, their voice slightly irritated.
The villain let out a low chortle. "You don't mind going on a date with me?"
"It's for a mission."
"You said the same thing last time...and we found ourselves in your bed." The villain reminded with a cheeky grin.
"It was a mistake." The hero scowled.
"A mistake you're willing to make again by going on another date with me."
"I'm being forced." The hero explained, their jaw clenched.
The villain moved a few steps forward, nodding as if in deep thought. "Just say you want me."
"I don't." The hero replied, gaze faltering and fleeting away.
The villain placed two fingers under the hero's chin and turned their face to them. "You're a bad liar." The villain whispered.
And that was all it took for the hero to crumble, and shove the villain back on to their desk, roughly pulling them in a kiss.
By @writingpromptsworld
“Oh, come on, you can’t be putting handcuffs on me right after we had our first kiss!” The villain whined, struggling against the metal bracelets.
The hero tightened their grip on the villain’s wrists. “Only a distraction, sweetheart.” They chuckled.
The villain rolled their eyes, scoffing. “Don’t lie. I know you liked it.” They clenched their jaw, feeling a little worked up.
“Maybe.” The hero smirked teasingly.
The villain groaned. They were so fucked. They tried again. “Not even a little?” They asked in a quieter voice, aiming to get even a bit of the hero’s soft side. But, really, they wanted to know.
The hero grinned, seeing through their words. They shrugged, not giving anything away, the grin only widening on their lips.
The villain huffed, as they were gently pushed into the back of the hero’s car. “You’re so cruel.” They mumbled, slightly pouting.
The hero got in and winked, charming as always, and took off.
By @writingpromptsworld
“What if I told you that I loved you to the moon and back?” The villain asked with a cheeky grin. Their hand gently carded through the hero’s hair, massaging the scalp gently.
The hero chuckled lowly, putting down the book they were reading. “I’d say you’re a sap. Which is not a good combination along with being a villain.”
The villain smirked, snorting. “Oh yeah? Then why did you agree to marry me when I said that exact same line to propose you?”
“Because you were proposing me in front of the whole city. It’d embarrassing to reject you. I did it to save my reputation.” The hero sighed.
“So you admit it was a good line?” The villain questioned, perking their eyebrows up with a laugh as they lean down to give a kiss on the hero’s forehead.
“Yeah, yeah. You got me all wooed.” The hero admitted with a smile, bringing the villain’s hand down to their mouth to smooch it.