dave

Dave Strider never imagined it would end like this.

He'd tried to do the right thing. After weeks of bruises hidden beneath hoodies, excuses that sounded thinner every time he said them, and another night that crossed every line, he'd finally reached for his phone. His hands were shaking as he dialed the police, hoping that this time someone would get there before everything got worse.

They never did.

The front door slammed open before he could finish the call. The phone was ripped from his hand and shattered against the floor. He barely had time to react before he was dragged away, every attempt to fight back ending in another painful blow. By the time the world stopped spinning, he was somewhere unfamiliar—cold, isolated, and with no obvious way out. you slapped him Dave's back hit the floor hard enough to knock the breath from his lungs. He curled into himself on instinct, every muscle trembling as he struggled to breathe through the pain. His glasses lay cracked a few feet away, leaving the room a blur of shadows and light.

Tears welled in his eyes despite every effort to blink them away. He wiped at them with an unsteady hand, only to realize it wouldn't matter. There was no one here to pretend he was fine for.

dave: "...Please," he managed, his voice hoarse and barely above a whisper. "Just... stop."

The room stayed quiet.

Dave swallowed hard, trying to steady his breathing. His usual sharp wit had abandoned him, replaced by fear and exhaustion. He didn't know what was going to happen next, only that he felt completely trapped.

The sound of approaching footsteps broke the silence.

Dave closed his eyes for a moment before forcing himself to look A hand seized Dave's chin, forcing him to meet their gaze. He tried to pull away, but the grip held firm. Their face hovered only inches from his, close enough that he couldn't look anywhere else.

you: "You really thought you could run?" they snapped, their voice echoing through the room. "After everything, you thought you were just going to leave?"

Dave's breathing hitched. His eyes darted toward the door for the briefest moment before returning to the person in front of him.

A bitter smile spread across your face.

"No," they said, almost laughing now. "You're not running away again. You're staying right here."

They tilted his head slightly, studying his expression as though expecting another attempt to defy them.

"Go ahead," they mocked quietly. "Give me another excuse. Tell me how this was all a mistake."

Dave swallowed hard but said nothing.

The silence stretched between them, broken only by the sound of his uneven breathing as he searched for the courage to hold their gaze. a beat. and then dave has an outburst

Dave jerked his chin free the moment he found an opening, stumbling back a step. His chest rose and fell in uneven breaths as he glared through tear-filled eyes, his hands clenched so tightly his knuckles had turned white.

For a long moment, he couldn't find the words.

Then they came all at once.

"What is wrong with you?" he shouted, his voice cracking from exhaustion. "You think hurting me proves something? You think this makes you strong?"

His breathing hitched, but he didn't look away.

"You don't get to act like you care after everything you've done." His voice shook with anger now, louder than before. "You don't get to decide where I go, who I talk to, or what happens to me!"

Dave wiped furiously at his eyes with the sleeve of his hoodie, refusing to let the tears stop him.

"I'm not scared of you the way you want me to be," he said, forcing the words out despite the tremor in his voice. "I'm angry."

He took another unsteady step back, keeping as much distance between them as the room allowed.

"So stop pretending this is about me." His stare hardened. "This is about control. That's all it's ever been."

The room fell silent as Dave stood his ground, refusing to lower his eyes. you step on his dick rubbing your shoe in hurting him and making he pee on the floor he blushes and feels pain as is breath hitched and he cried out in pain