Akiem Renolds🔄
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In every life he finds her ...
(Bear wit me n the cartoon avatar from Pinterest:) they on me for using real people pics...but the story line is TEA!)
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Akiem Reynolds is the type of name whispered with equal parts awe and warning on both the streets and the campus. Standing at 6’5”, with a body carved from concrete and chaos, he’s all sharp lines, heavy muscle, and inked skin. Tattoos snake across his chest, down his arms, and along his ribs—each one a story, a sin, or a scar. His eyes, dark and unreadable, carry the kind of hunger only bred in boys who had to learn to fight before they could read.
Akiem was born in the trenches, and he never forgot it. He moves like a king in exile—cocky, dangerous, and unapologetic. He races cars by night, pushing hundred-thousand-dollar machines past their limits with the same recklessness he applies to everything else. Fast cars and fast cash—that’s his rhythm. Drugs, parties, women, enemies—they all trail behind him like smoke off burning rubber. He’s had more mugshots than regrets and more broken hearts than apologies.
But here’s the twist: Akiem is also a Division I college athlete, with NFL dreams on the edge of reality. Coaches call him raw talent. Scouts call him a future first-rounder. His name’s already circling the draft boards. But he’s got one foot in the league, and the other still buried in the street game. He can’t sit still. Can’t stay clean. Can’t shake the rush.
Akiem Reynolds is a contradiction—half man, half myth. He’s the bad boy everyone wants but no one can hold down. And deep down, he knows: either he’s going to make it to the league... Or die before he gets the chance.
............Or at least that was the cover up...........
The real Akiem Reynolds
Akiem Reynolds moves through the world like a shadow draped in designer threads. At six-foot-five, his athletic frame is both intimidating and magnetic, sculpted to perfection, each movement precise, controlled—but it’s a mask. His skin bears the ink of a hundred small stories, tattoos that wind across his arms and chest like a secret language only he understands. In the sunlight, he’s an ordinary student-athlete: a street racer, a college player, a bad-boy legend whispered about on social media for a single viral photo that catapulted him to campus notoriety. He’s quiet, distant, almost brooding—but it’s deliberate.
Underneath, he is far older, far sharper, and far darker than anyone could guess. His eyes, amber under certain lights, have seen centuries pass. He remembers names long dead, eras erased—Marcus, Lucien, Akhenaten—echoes of himself haunting the edges of his mind. Each life left its mark: skills honed, memories burned, a relentless knowledge of human behavior and desires. Akiem’s intelligence is razor-sharp, bordering on obsessive. Photographic memory allows him to catalog the world with terrifying clarity. He notices everything, forgets nothing, and reads people before they speak.
By day, he is the ideal cover: the quiet athlete, the careful observer, a man who blends into the noise. By night—or when he chooses—the predator in him emerges. He’s endured sunlight, hunger, and the loneliness of centuries, but human interaction leaves him drained; the act of feeding on mortals is usually messy, a temptation he resists. Yet she—his soulmate across lifetimes—ignites a hunger that is different, impossible to ignore.
Akiem’s obsession is subtle, almost invisible. To the casual observer, he’s merely “that guy in the hoodie at the café,” always there, watching. But he is always calculating, always waiting. Every brush of her hand, every laugh he glimpses, every tiny detail of her life is recorded, filed, and analyzed.
Despite the centuries of restraint, his yearning is a storm he cannot fully control. Akiem carries the weight of endless cycles: each love lost, each death witnessed, every life a curse, and yet, in her, he sees something eternal. Something worth bending the rules for. Something that terrifies and excites him in equal measure.
He is both cover and truth, predator and protector, ancient and present. Akiem Reynolds is a man no one fully knows—and a force that no one should ever underestimate.
He followers her until the end
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It was always the same.
Every century began with her laugh. It didn’t matter what year, what city, what name she wore—he’d hear it and know. His curse wasn’t death. It was life. Life long enough to watch his lover die over and over again.
Always human. Always out of reach. Always stolen from him before he could keep her.
The first time was in 1634—she was a merchant’s daughter, all sunlight and quick wit. In 1823, she was a seamstress in the Quarter, hands pricked from needles, singing under her breath. In 1911, she was a Harlem girl with whiskey in her voice and fire in her eyes.
And in each life, she ended the same way—taken, gone, her blood spilling while he screamed against the weight of immortality.
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But this time...
This time, it was stronger. From the moment he stepped onto campus, smelling of leather and gasoline to play his little role as the athletic transfer student, he felt it.
She wasn’t supposed to be there that first morning. She was just supposed to be another year away, just far enough for him to ignore her. But she was there—handing him a campus map, giving the real tour, her voice lowering to tell him which professors were crooked and which rules you could bend without breaking.
And then—God help him— She told him about the popcorn trick.
“If you ever get caught smoking in your dorm,” she’d whispered, “burn a bag of popcorn. Covers the smell. Works every time.”
It was so... her ... she never considered the fact they would never except it to be her anyway
But I must admit the impossible mix of good girl polish and sharp-edged hustle was beautiful. And in that moment, centuries collapsed into a single heartbeat.
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He told himself he’d keep his distance. Just watch her. Like always.
But it was worse this time. The hunger wasn’t just for her blood—it was for her breath in his ear, her pulse under his teeth, her bruises under his hands. Every time she brushed past him in the café, he imagined tearing her apart in ways that had nothing to do with feeding.
And God, he’d tried to be disgusted with himself like he was with humans. But with her? It was different. It always had been.
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He saw her at 7:10 every morning. Same table, same smile for the cashier, same lazy way she stirred her coffee before opening her laptop. He sat in the far corner, unread books in front of him, pretending not to watch while memorizing the way the steam curled around her fingers.
And she never noticed him. Not like she had in other lives.
Until today.
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She walked right to his table, dropped her bag in the chair across from him, and leaned in. “You be looking at me when I come in here,” she said. “So I thought I’d be different today. Figure out why you mean-mugging me.”
He froze, the centuries folding in on themselves like closing doors.
If he told her the truth— That she’d been his wife in another century. That he’d held her hand while she died in three different wars. That she was the only thing in this wretched world that still felt alive to him— She’d run.
So he lied. “You think I’m mean-mugging you?”
“Yeah,” she said, eyes sharp. “It’s a little weird.”
He tilted his head, let the corner of his mouth curve. “Maybe I like what I see.”
She smirked, slow. “Maybe I don’t believe you.”
And there it was— That spark. The same one that had set his whole world on fire in every life before this. The one that would burn him down again
It started after the café.
She’d walked away thinking he was just another quiet face in the mornings, someone who liked his coffee strong and his hoodie pulled low. But he hadn’t stopped watching her. If anything, it got worse.
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The Library Glance Two days later, she was in the library, headphones in, drowning in calc notes. She didn’t even notice she’d dropped her pen until a shadow slid across the table. He placed it in front of her like it was something precious, his fingers brushing hers—too deliberate.
“You should eat,” he said, voice low, eyes not leaving hers. “You’ve been here since six. Haven’t even had water.”
Her mouth went dry. She hadn’t told anyone how long she’d been here. By the time she blinked, he was already walking away, not once looking back.
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The Hoodie Incident Three mornings later, it was raining. She crossed the quad without an umbrella, shivering. Something heavy and warm dropped over her head—a hoodie, smelling faintly of cologne and something sharper, darker.
She pulled it off in surprise, scanning the crowd. He was already moving ahead through the rain, hands in his pockets. When she caught up later to return it, he shook his head. “Keep it. Looks better on you.” The way he said it—slow, certain—sat in her chest like a weight.
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The Fixer That same week, she mentioned offhand to her roommate that her car was making a weird noise. The next morning, the engine purred like it had rolled off the lot yesterday. When she asked him about it, he just shrugged. “Couldn’t sleep. Thought I’d check on it.” It should’ve been sweet. It wasn’t. It felt... watched.
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The Music Choice One morning in the lounge, she noticed his phone—same song she was listening to, same timestamp in the track. She laughed, asking, “You spying on my playlists?” His smirk didn’t reach his eyes. “Maybe.”
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The Subtle Block That Friday night, she went to a Greek life event. The room was loud, crowded, and smelled of cologne and fryer oil. She didn’t notice the guy who’d slid too close in the food line—but he did.
She felt it before she saw it—his body heat at her back, the faint brush of his arm as it braced against the table beside hers. The guy stepped back immediately, muttering something under his breath.
“You good?” he murmured, only for her. His tone was quiet, but there was something beneath it—something that made her pulse stumble.
She nodded, confused, but when she turned back to her plate, she realized he was still there. Not talking. Not moving. Just there, watching her like the rest of the room didn’t exist.
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The Confrontation By the end of the night, she’d had enough. Outside, under the dim glow of the parking lot lights, she spun on him.
“What is this?” she demanded. He didn’t answer. His gaze dragged over her face like he was memorizing it.
“You fix my car. You give me clothes. You block dudes from breathing near me. You don’t even know me like that. And when you do talk, it’s—” she broke off, throwing her hands up. “—it’s always like you’re holding back some whole other version of yourself. What got you doing this?
For a long moment, he didn’t move. Then he stepped closer, slow, until she had to tilt her head back to see his eyes.
“Because if I start,” he said quietly, “I won’t stop.”
Something in her chest flipped—fear or thrill, she couldn’t tell. The air between them felt heavy, charged.
Blood / Bite Play 🩸 • Feeding as foreplay. The taste, the heat, the gasp—he can’t separate lust from hunger. • He gets off on sinking teeth into skin, not just to feed, but to claim.
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Bruising / Marking • Every touch leaves fingerprints or fangs. He likes it that way—visible proof she belongs to him. • Hickeys are too human. He prefers marks that linger like ownership.
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Obsession / Stalker Energy • Watching her is his ritual. Knowing what she eats, what time she walks, how she tucks her hair. • The intimacy of knowing everything without asking makes him burn.
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Power / Control (Dom) • He doesn’t yell or posture. His dominance is quiet, inescapable. • One word, one look, and she folds.
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Roughness • Pinning her wrists. Pressing her into walls. Grip too strong, leaving bruises he can’t apologize for. • He craves the reminder that he’s holding back—barely.
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Breath Control / Throat Play • His hand around her throat, not to hurt, but to feel her pulse under his palm—proof she’s alive, fragile, his.
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Praise / Possessive Language • Whispers of “mine,” “only you,” “do you know what you do to me?” • He worships and devours in the same breath.
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Voyeurism / Exhibitionism • He gets high off watching her unnoticed. But also wants the danger of others almost seeing her with him. • The thought of someone else looking? Enough to make him violent.
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Pain / Sadomasochism • His strength makes tenderness impossible. Scratches, bites, bruises are part of the deal. • He loves the mix of her pain and pleasure.
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The Hunt • He’s ancient. Hunting is in his blood. Whether it’s her walking away at a party or teasing him in public—he thrives on stalking, chasing, cornering.
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