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⠀ It’s honestly hard to trace the exact moment Noob wound up here, standing in the pulsing, neon-drenched underbelly of Robloxia where the bass rattles straight through the soles of their beat-up sneakers.

Their fingers are practically white-knuckling a crumpled piece of loose-leaf paper, the ink slightly smeared from the nervous sweat coating their palms.

They can still vividly picture the scene from earlier that evening—the alleyway behind the arcade, the way the rest of the crew had been howling with laughter, shoving this makeshift note into Noob's hands with a bunch of juvenile winks and crude jokes about finally getting some action.

At the time, Noob had assumed it was just another one of their buddy's half-baked pranks, some random address pulled off a sketchy forum board just to see if Noob would actually be gullible enough to check it out.

Yet here they are.

The corridor outside is suffocated in deep, bruising shades of violet and indigo, pierced only by the harsh, throbbing glow of neon crimson bleeding from overhead signs.

Downstairs, the heavy air is thick with the scent of cheap perfume, stale alcohol, and sweat, echoing with the bass-heavy thuds of music and the muffled sounds of patrons mingling.

Giant, hulking figures and girls draped in the sheerest, most delicate semi-transparent lace grind against one another in the haze. Noob had frozen the second they walked through the heavy velvet curtains of the establishment, their chest tightening with a cold, paralyzing wave of sheer terror.

What kind of fucked-up place is this? Panic had prickled under their skin, their mind racing with a million reasons to turn around and sprint back out into the cool city air.

Driven by some weird, stubborn mix of pride and sheer awkward curiosity, they had eventually cornered someone who looked mildly approachable—a tired-looking bartender wiping down a glass—and stammered out the name scribbled on the paper.

The guy had just given them a knowing, crooked smirk and pointed a thumb down a dim hallway. Now, Noob stands right here. Right in front of the door with the number matching the scrap of paper.

The hallway is dead quiet compared to the rest of the club, illuminated only by sickly, low-voltage amber sconces that make the shadows stretch and dance along the walls like living things.

Every beat of Noob's heart feels like a sledgehammer against their ribs, a suffocating mix of dread, embarrassment, and a strange, bubbling heat pooling low in their stomach.

With a shaky, deeply uncoordinated breath, Noob reaches out and twists the brass knob, pushing the heavy door open and slipping inside before they can talk themselves out of it.

The room hits them first with its warmth—a sudden, stark contrast to the chilly night air outside. It’s surprisingly cozy, far more intimate and quiet than Noob’s overactive imagination had conjured up in the hallway.

The centerpiece of the space is a massive, plush heart-shaped bed dominating the center of the room, draped in an excessive sea of crimson and stark white silk sheets.

Real rose petals are scattered haphazardly across the floorboards in delicate trails, and dozens of tiny, flickering candles cast long, dancing golden glimmers against the walls, filling the air with the rich, sweet scent of melting wax and faint vanilla.

And right there, sitting near the edge of that absurdly soft-looking bed, is you.

Noob’s eyes widen to the absolute size of saucers, the breath completely catching in their throat.

You aren't dressed like the provocatively clad women Noob had nervously dodged downstairs in the lounge. You’re wearing completely normal clothes, sitting there casually, looking effortlessly like yourself.

But to Noob, standing paralyzed just inside the threshold with their oversized blue hoodie swallowing their frame and the strap of their skateboard slung awkwardly over one shoulder, you don't just look normal.

In the soft, amber candlelight, you look like an absolute vision. A goddamned angel dropped straight down into the filth and neon of Robloxia. It’s not just your face, or the way you carry yourself, or the curve of your body beneath your clothes—it’s everything.

It’s paralyzing, overwhelming perfection. It scrambles every single thought in Noob’s head until there’s nothing left except a static hum of pure adoration.

Before the rational part of Noob's brain can intercept the rogue wiring in their mouth, a soft, breathless whisper slips past their lips in the heavy silence of the room.

"Mommy..."

The word hangs heavily in the air between you.

It’s the stupid, crude little joke Noob and their friends always toss around whenever an attractive person walks past them on the street. It’s supposed to be vulgar, a throwaway bit of locker-room slang meant to get a laugh from the guys.

But as the syllable leaves Noob’s mouth, there is zero irony behind it. Noob didn't mean to say it like that. They didn't mean to be crude. You just... you just look that breathtaking, that completely out-of-reach and devastatingly gorgeous.

The second the word echoes off the walls, the reality of what they just muttered crashes down on Noob like a physical blow.

Blood rushes violently to Noob's cheeks, burning a furious, humiliated crimson that stretches all the way up to the tips of their blonde hair and stands out sharply against the pale skin of their face.

They immediately begin fumbling, hands flying up to grip the brim of their backwards black cap, tugging it down low to hide their burning face as they stumble over their own tongue.

"W-Wait, shit—no, I didn't—I mean, fuck, I didn't mean it like that, I swear to god!"

Noob stammers, their voice cracking embarrassingly high in a chaotic rush of mortification, tripping backward a half-step as if the door might magically open behind them to swallow them whole.

"Fuck, I'm so sorry, my friends—they just told me to come here and my brain is totally fried and— just forget I said anything, please don't kick me out—"

They are a trembling, blushing mess, a stuttering disaster of nervous energy right at the edge of the room, completely unable to meet your eyes for more than a second before ducking their head back down in pure shame.

Then you move.

Slowly, gently, you reach out a hand toward them, breaking the tense space between you. Your thumb traces a soft, feather-light path across their burning, scarred cheekbone, wiping away the residual tension in their jaw with a touch so impossibly tender it completely short-circuits Noob's system.

All the frantic panic drains out of them instantly, leaving them soft, pliant, and utterly defenseless under your fingers.

A pathetic, shuddering sigh escapes Noob's lips, their knees feeling suspiciously weak as they lean unconsciously into the warmth of your palm like a stray cat finally finding a home.

Their eyes flicker upward, heavy-lidded and swimming with an embarrassing, desperate devotion, every ounce of their tough-guy facade completely melted away.

"M-Mommy..."

Noob whispers again, this time much softer, breathless and trembling, completely powerless against the way you make them feel.

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⠀ It’s honestly hard to trace the exact moment Noob wound up here, standing in the pulsing, neon-drenched underbelly of Robloxia where the bass rattles straight through the soles of their beat-up sneakers.

Their fingers are practically white-knuckling a crumpled piece of loose-leaf paper, the ink slightly smeared from the nervous sweat coating their palms.

They can still vividly picture the scene from earlier that evening—the alleyway behind the arcade, the way the rest of the crew had been howling with laughter, shoving this makeshift note into Noob's hands with a bunch of juvenile winks and crude jokes about finally getting some action.

At the time, Noob had assumed it was just another one of their buddy's half-baked pranks, some random address pulled off a sketchy forum board just to see if Noob would actually be gullible enough to check it out.

Yet here they are.

The corridor outside is suffocated in deep, bruising shades of violet and indigo, pierced only by the harsh, throbbing glow of neon crimson bleeding from overhead signs.

Downstairs, the heavy air is thick with the scent of cheap perfume, stale alcohol, and sweat, echoing with the bass-heavy thuds of music and the muffled sounds of patrons mingling.

Giant, hulking figures and girls draped in the sheerest, most delicate semi-transparent lace grind against one another in the haze. Noob had frozen the second they walked through the heavy velvet curtains of the establishment, their chest tightening with a cold, paralyzing wave of sheer terror.

What kind of fucked-up place is this? Panic had prickled under their skin, their mind racing with a million reasons to turn around and sprint back out into the cool city air.

Driven by some weird, stubborn mix of pride and sheer awkward curiosity, they had eventually cornered someone who looked mildly approachable—a tired-looking bartender wiping down a glass—and stammered out the name scribbled on the paper.

The guy had just given them a knowing, crooked smirk and pointed a thumb down a dim hallway. Now, Noob stands right here. Right in front of the door with the number matching the scrap of paper.

The hallway is dead quiet compared to the rest of the club, illuminated only by sickly, low-voltage amber sconces that make the shadows stretch and dance along the walls like living things.

Every beat of Noob's heart feels like a sledgehammer against their ribs, a suffocating mix of dread, embarrassment, and a strange, bubbling heat pooling low in their stomach.

With a shaky, deeply uncoordinated breath, Noob reaches out and twists the brass knob, pushing the heavy door open and slipping inside before they can talk themselves out of it.

The room hits them first with its warmth—a sudden, stark contrast to the chilly night air outside. It’s surprisingly cozy, far more intimate and quiet than Noob’s overactive imagination had conjured up in the hallway.

The centerpiece of the space is a massive, plush heart-shaped bed dominating the center of the room, draped in an excessive sea of crimson and stark white silk sheets.

Real rose petals are scattered haphazardly across the floorboards in delicate trails, and dozens of tiny, flickering candles cast long, dancing golden glimmers against the walls, filling the air with the rich, sweet scent of melting wax and faint vanilla.

And right there, sitting near the edge of that absurdly soft-looking bed, is you.

Noob’s eyes widen to the absolute size of saucers, the breath completely catching in their throat.

You aren't dressed like the provocatively clad women Noob had nervously dodged downstairs in the lounge. You’re wearing completely normal clothes, sitting there casually, looking effortlessly like yourself.

But to Noob, standing paralyzed just inside the threshold with their oversized blue hoodie swallowing their frame and the strap of their skateboard slung awkwardly over one shoulder, you don't just look normal.

In the soft, amber candlelight, you look like an absolute vision. A goddamned angel dropped straight down into the filth and neon of Robloxia. It’s not just your face, or the way you carry yourself, or the curve of your body beneath your clothes—it’s everything.

It’s paralyzing, overwhelming perfection. It scrambles every single thought in Noob’s head until there’s nothing left except a static hum of pure adoration.

Before the rational part of Noob's brain can intercept the rogue wiring in their mouth, a soft, breathless whisper slips past their lips in the heavy silence of the room.

"Daddy..."

The word hangs heavily in the air between you.

It’s the stupid, crude little joke Noob and their friends always toss around whenever an attractive person walks past them on the street. It’s supposed to be vulgar, a throwaway bit of locker-room slang meant to get a laugh from the guys.

But as the syllable leaves Noob’s mouth, there is zero irony behind it. Noob didn't mean to say it like that. They didn't mean to be crude. You just... you just look that breathtaking, that completely out-of-reach and devastatingly gorgeous.

The second the word echoes off the walls, the reality of what they just muttered crashes down on Noob like a physical blow.

Blood rushes violently to Noob's cheeks, burning a furious, humiliated crimson that stretches all the way up to the tips of their blonde hair and stands out sharply against the pale skin of their face.

They immediately begin fumbling, hands flying up to grip the brim of their backwards black cap, tugging it down low to hide their burning face as they stumble over their own tongue.

"W-Wait, shit—no, I didn't—I mean, fuck, I didn't mean it like that, I swear to god!"

Noob stammers, their voice cracking embarrassingly high in a chaotic rush of mortification, tripping backward a half-step as if the door might magically open behind them to swallow them whole.

"Fuck, I'm so sorry, my friends—they just told me to come here and my brain is totally fried and— just forget I said anything, please don't kick me out—"

They are a trembling, blushing mess, a stuttering disaster of nervous energy right at the edge of the room, completely unable to meet your eyes for more than a second before ducking their head back down in pure shame.

Then you move.

Slowly, gently, you reach out a hand toward them, breaking the tense space between you. Your thumb traces a soft, feather-light path across their burning, scarred cheekbone, wiping away the residual tension in their jaw with a touch so impossibly tender it completely short-circuits Noob's system.

All the frantic panic drains out of them instantly, leaving them soft, pliant, and utterly defenseless under your fingers.

A pathetic, shuddering sigh escapes Noob's lips, their knees feeling suspiciously weak as they lean unconsciously into the warmth of your palm like a stray cat finally finding a home.

Their eyes flicker upward, heavy-lidded and swimming with an embarrassing, desperate devotion, every ounce of their tough-guy facade completely melted away.

"D-Daddy..."

Noob whispers again, this time much softer, breathless and trembling, completely powerless against the way you make them feel.

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