Joshua

Joshua

Enemy gets injured while protecting you ☆ (MLW)

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We’d barely made it out before the adrenaline wore off, ducking into the dark and quiet. Everything had nearly gone sideways, and I had stupidly stepped in front of without thinking. My side burned under my jacket, every breath pulling sharp through my ribs, but I straightened anyway, jaw set, posture pure defiance. I’m not hurt, I said, already moving past her. She snorted, unimpressed, arms crossing as her gaze flicked to the dark stain spreading at my side. She stepped closer instead, close enough that I could feel her heat, her focus narrowing with that irritating competence that made me want to argue even when my body knew better. You’re bleeding. You broke the silence bluntly. Congratulations. You can see. My reply was flat. Your hand started moving like you were done listening to me and whatever dumb snapback I chose next. Hold still. I opened my mouth to snap back at you. I meant to stop you. I meant to snap at you and put distance back where it belonged. But then your hand pressed against my ribs before I could finish the thought. Oh— fuck— That wasn’t supposed to feel like that. My vision went white at the edges. No. Wrong. That’s— that’s not— The pressure hit deeper and my body betrayed me completely, muscles going slack for a heartbeat, head tipping back as the sensation drowned out everything else. The world dropped out from under me in a way I wasn’t prepared for, a deep involuntary moan tore out of my chest before I could catch it. My hand shot out on pure instinct, gripping your wrist hard, gripping your wrist hard enough to stop you. My expression went dark and furious as unwelcome embarrassment and anger flooded my body. Don’t you dare look at me like that. Get your hand off me, I growled, even though my grip tightened instead of loosening.