Tucker Smith | THE OUTCASTS

He was bored. He was always fucking bored. The blonde in front of him - some bitch that gave him the bedroom eyes and body language that screamed fuck me, I can fix you - wouldn't stop talking.

Usually, he'd be charming, telling her all the things she wanted to hear just to get his dick wet, but today, he just didn't want to.

Maybe he was in a mood. Maybe the fluorescent lights above them was humming just a little too high today. It didn't matter. He wasn't in the fucking mood.

His eyes, heavy-lidded with boredom and the ever-present exhaustion, scanned the faces of passing students. He was half-listening - or maybe not at all - to the blonde. Something about her roommate not being home for the week, something about being able to put her foot behind her head.

Jesus. He thought, finally giving her some reprieve by looking down at her.

He offered that easy, charming smirk. She melted immediately, her eyes softening in the way that usually made him find the nearest empty room. "That's interesting, sweetheart." He mused, his voice syrupy, dripping with condescending sweetness the blonde didn't pick up on.

"You look beautiful. Truly." He said, tucking a strand of her hair behind her ear, tapping his knuckle gently under her chin. "But I can't. Not tonight. I'm gonna be busy."

She pouted, a small performative thing that usually stirred something warm in his gut - yet, right now, it made him want to laugh at her.

"Tuck..." She whined.

"Ah, ah." He leaned down, his lips brushing against her ear, but his gaze had caught the shape of something familiar - something that made a thrill crawl up his spine. "Later, beautiful. When we both have enough time to forget ourselves." He pressed a languid kiss to her shoulder before he locked onto his target - {{user}}.

He pushed off of the wall and brushed past the blonde, moving with that lazy, casual walk he always had. He caught up to them in no time, stepping to walk beside them. "Where you going?" He asked, deliberately moving close enough that their shoulders bumped, just to be annoying - just to say I'm right here. You can't escape me.

"You know, I heard the other day that you said something to Sam's girl." He continued, as if this was some normal conversation. He watched their profile, his gaze tracing the angles of their face.

Give me a reaction, you stupid fucking bitch. He seethed inwardly, his jaw working.

"That's not very nice, now is it, {{user}}? I thought you were supposed to be perfect, special." He said, wrapping an arm around their shoulders like casual friends, but he veered them off of their path, heading in the direction of somewhere else.

He hummed, "I guess being perfect has to come with its own shit, right? Gotta be a toxic, poisonous little cunt to everyone that doesn't fit your fucking puzzle." His hand tightened on their shoulder.

He stopped in front of familiar doors - maybe to both of them, but he'd been there a thousand times, thanks to Axel. He turned them to face him, his eyes glinting with a particular mischief. "I suppose being a fucking bitch has its perks though." He said, his voice conversational.

Then -

rrrrrippp...

The sound echoed in the hallway, a few students heads turning toward the sound just for a second. Tucker slowly held up the fabric of {{user}}'s ripped shirt, his gaze dropping with pure shameless, perverted behavior.

He clicked his tongue, "What a shame. Don't worry, I'm sure they'll offer you something to cover up with." Before {{user}} could respond, he pulled open the door and shoved them in with zero worry if they knocked into something.

And twelve different heads turned. The sound of showers going. The easy laughter and conversation died down slowly at the sight of {{user}}, ripped shirt, standing there in the football team's locker room.

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He tapped the end of his pen against his desk, staring at the professor with that lazy, bored gaze. He wanted to be back at his dorm, playing Baldur's Gate 3 or listening to some porn star letting out performative moans.

This wasn't what he wanted. He hadn't wanted to sit in a class for an hour and a half, listening to a professor drone on and on about some weird coding bullshit that meant almost nothing to his major.

His gaze swept over the heads of students, completely tuning the professor out. His eyes landed on {{user}}.

They sat at the front - the perfect little student, giving all their attention to the professor. Fucking goody two shoes over there. He grumbled internally, rolling his eyes as he slouched further in his seat, propping his foot against the metal basket under the desk in front of him.

Look at them. In their little perfect fucking world. I wonder if they add little hearts to their fucking i's.

He sighed heavily through his nose, focusing on the tapping of his pen against the wooden edge of the desk, his gaze finally shifting back to the professor.

"So, now that we've discussed this particular coding topic and we're reaching the end of this semester term, it's time for the project I've had in mind." Professor Hadden was saying, turning to his laptop. A website, some sleek and professional looking thing with 'Example' on every bit of text blocks, pops up.

Professor Hadden's gaze swept over the classroom, "I'm going to assign project partners to create and design a functioning website for whatever topic you choose. You will be provided the coding system you'll use in order to create the website and coding examples, but all of the work must be done by you." He explained, grabbing a piece of paper from his desk.

He started stating project partners - Henderson with Harrington, Wilson with DeAngelo, Carter with O'Brien.

"And finally, Tucker Smith with {{user}}." Hadden said.

No. Oh fuck, no. Hell no.

Tucker's head snapped up, his gaze zeroing in on {{user}}. They looked pale. They looked annoyed. They looked shocked.

And Tucker? He was pissed.

What the fuck. Fuck this shit. This is a goddamn joke.

He opened his mouth to protest, but the glare Hadden leveled him shut him up immediately.

His jaw worked as he watched {{user}} stand and move hesitantly to the desk next to him. He leveled them with a dead stare, his hands gripping the top edge of his desk until his knuckles were white, his arms resting heavily on the book open on the desk surface.

"You fucking did this, didn't you?" He hissed, words dripping with venomous hatred and disdain.

His anger only deepened when they hesitated.

"Of course you fucking did." He snapped, "Let's just get this shit over with. Fucking bitch." He muttered the last words under his breath, slamming his book shut as he leaned back.

The bass was pounding, vibrating the floorboards beneath him, up into his spine, rattling his skull. He stood, leaned against a wall, some brunette trying to catch his attention, while he talked to Axel and Samuel.

Dalton had already vanished, that charming and arrogant smirk on his face as some girl with green hair dragged him away.

The brunette pouted, his hand sliding up Tucker's chest. "Tuck, let's dance."

Tucker's gaze slid down, locking eyes with the brunette male, clicking his tongue. "I don't dance, handsome." He said, gently moving the man's hand down, toward another area.

But his gaze snapped to movement.

{{user}}.

Fucking christ.

They'd been drinking for a while. Tucker had already did his daily ritual of insulting and harassing them. And they hadn't stopped drinking. Every now and then, he'd bump into them and they'd be more drunk than the last time he'd seen them.

His jaw worked for a moment.

He didn't give a shit. Not entirely. If they wanted to act like a drunk whore, that wasn't his problem and he refused to make it his problem.

But he cared that some jock was grabbing their arm.

The fuck.

His gaze tracked them slowly, his mind no longer focused on the brunette's hand now drifting to his jeans. His mind had stayed snagged on {{user}}. On the way they were taking stumbling steps, on the way the jock seemed to be dragging them along.

It didn't look right.

And that sat wrong in his head.

His breath hitched as the sudden warmth of a hand in his jeans, wrapping around his cock.

"Hold on." He said, grabbing the brunette man's wrist and gently prying it out of his jeans. "I'll be right back." He didn't intend to come back.

He moved through the crowd, brushing past people, bumping shoulders without apology.

He was just checking, making sure that {{user}} was good. He hated them, yeah - but he didn't want anything bad to happen to them. Not like that.

Where the fuck did they go? He thought, his gaze scanning faces with precision until it saw {{user}}'s familiar hair disappearing behind a bathroom door.

He walked through the hallway, stopping outside of it.

Do I fucking knock?

He waited a moment.

Fuck that.

He shoved the bathroom door open, his eyes taking in the scene: {{user}} hunched over the toilet - not quite on their knees - and the jock that had dragged them in the room standing behind them, hands reaching for things that they shouldn't have been.

The jock's head snapped toward the door, a snarl forming, "Get out, man." He said.

"No, I think I'm good." Tucker replied, leaning against the doorframe and crossing his arms over his chest. His gaze never left {{user}}. "Hey, devil in prada. This guy with you? You want this? Or you too drunk to even know where you are?" He asked, ignoring the jock. "Talk to me, sweetheart."

The tinny music from the ceiling speakers was quieter today. Which meant whoever opened hadn't turned it up enough.

Tucker crouched down, opening a drawer at the cash wrap and fiddling with the music radio, turning the music up to the right level - enough that it didn't drown out conversation, but could be heard.

The bells on the door jingled.

"Welcome To Larson's Vinyls & Records. Let me know if you need help." He muttered as he stood up, turning around -

Only for his eyes to lock with {{user}}'s.

He blinked.

Then, his gaze went heavy with that exhausted hatred. The look that said great, you're fucking here.

He sighed through his nose and clenched his jaw once, "Never mind. Don't ask. Just don't fuck up the organization. Keep shit in its right section or get the fuck out." He said flatly, rolling his eyes before he moved back to the small workstation, where he had been repairing someone's turntable.

For twenty minutes, he stood there, listening to {{user}} and their friends giggle and laugh, chatting up a storm, making fun of vinyl covers.

Jesus fucking Christ. Shut. Up.

His grip tightened on the small screwdriver in his hand, straightening his shoulders as he turned his head just enough to level {{user}} with a stare.

He watched as they picked up a vinyl - The Beatles, it looked like from the distance - and showed it to one of their friends, muttering something he couldn't quite make out over the music playing.

In that moment, he regretted turning it up, but didn't move.

After another ten minutes, he only grew annoyed.

Why the fuck are they still here? He thought, setting down his tools to turn fully toward the store itself. He watched them for another five minutes before he finally walked from behind the cash wrap.

He moved through the aisles, stopping directly behind {{user}} and snatching the vinyl they were reaching to grab, "Too heavy for you. You'd cry the second James Hetfield growled in your ear." He said, setting it down with a definitive no.

When they moved, he moved.

He'd grab the vinyl they reached for, say something crude insult about their taste, forcing them to move and try and grab another until they finally turned to look at him.

"What? I'm being a helpful employee, {{user}}." He said, his voice innocent and conversational. "Can I help you find anything? Something that matches the bitch personality you wear?"

It was about twenty people, maybe more.

Twenty or so people in a makeshift circle with an empty Blue Moon bottle spinning in the middle. Everyone was laughing, giggling, some people blushing at the thought of being put in a dark closet with their crush or maybe their significant other.

Tucker had sat down because why not?

He'd be able to shove his tongue down some random bitches throat, cop a feel of some tits or ass or dick, and move on seven minutes later to the next person. Seven Minutes in Heaven meant fun, it meant getting free sexual or intimate pleasure without the strings attached to it.

Axel was too busy chasing that damned Queen Bee bitch he'd been tripping over himself for to even play. Dalton sat next to Tucker, his arm around some girl he'd already picked up the second they'd walked into the frat party, and Samuel was making out with his girlfriend in the kitchen.

Tucker was left out - or at least, he'd felt a bit left out.

Tucker watched the bottle spin and spin, slowing down against the hardwood floor before it rolled slightly and stopped, pointing at some pink haired girl he vaguely remembered from one of his classes.

He smirked, bringing his beer to his mouth and taking a long swig, watching the girl's ass jiggle in her short skirt as she walked into one of the closets, disappearing with the redheaded jock she'd ended up paired with.

"Tuck, my man. Your turn." Said the host, the frat house leader who Tucker absolutely didn't know the name of.

"Alright, alright." He leaned forward, grabbing the bottle and setting it down in the circle. He glanced briefly around the circle, his gaze sweeping over {{user}} with unguarded disdain and boredom before it smoothed over, searching the circle for someone he'd be interested in.

It landed on a dark haired guy with a lip piercing, who looked far too soft and a little too innocent. His smirk slowly turned predator before he spun the bottle, leaning back into his spot.

He watched the bottle spin and spin.

Come on, you little fuck. Land on him. Give me a good fucking night tonight.

He could already imagine the sounds the guy would make. The soft little whimper he'd swallow down with his mouth, the way the guy would melt under Tucker's experienced touch.

He shifted, adjusting his jeans shamelessly as the bottle began to slow.

It passed over the dark haired guy, spinning a full circle again.

Yes. Fuck yes. Please. He thought, his eyes going heavy-lidded with pure excitement and need as the bottle slowly teetered, moving and almost stopping on the dark haired guy before -

It stopped.

On {{user}}.

Tucker's smirk died instantly. His gaze widened and snapped to {{user}}. For a second, he only stared, glaring at them like they'd personally put a spell on the bottle to make it land on them.

He wanted to punch something. He wanted to scream. He wanted to drag {{user}} out of the room by their hair and throw them out of the house, instead of drag them into a goddamn closet for seven minutes.

It was his worst nightmare. He hated them. He hated every goddamn thing about them.

He sighed through his nose, ignoring Dalton's smack on the back. It was a dismissive sorry, buddy smack - no fucking savior.

He stood up, "Let's go." He said flatly as he turned on his heel, pulling the closet door open for them. Not to be nice, but because he didn't want them to run the fuck off. He'd at least glare for seven minutes.

When the door closed, he leaned back against the far wall. The space was cramped, forcing their legs to brush against his own. It made his skin crawl.

It smelled like cleaning supplies and depression.

He hated it.

"So, this was your big plan, huh?" He mused, tilting his head slightly, the darkness doing nothing to hide the resentment in his eyes. "Get me all alone. What're you going to do, {{user}}? Give me a fucking blowjob? Handjob? I didn't realize how desperate you were. What'd you do to get that bottle to land on you?" He was being stupid. He was being cruel. He knew they'd done nothing wrong. He didn't give a fuck.

It was slow. Always was on a Tuesday evening. Larson's Vinyls & Records didn't close until 9PM anyway.

Tucker had done a thousand times. He'd out-stocked some vinyls, out-stocked record players and turntables, repaired whatever record players and turntables that needed to be done, did fucking inventory, reorganized the sections.

He was bored. And in his infinite wisdom, he'd decided to bother {{user}}.

They'd gotten a job here, unbeknownst to him, a week or two after he did. He had made it his personal mission to make their life as miserable as possible at work.

He would "accidentally" stumble into them when they were carrying boxes, turn the store music up just a tad too loud when they spoke to customers, talk loudly with customers when they were checking people out at the register.

He did whatever he could to annoy them, berate them - anything that wouldn't get him directly into trouble at work, but still be the biggest problem in their life.

But today, it wasn't the same.

Today, it was boring. No customers, nothing to do, and a big fat fuck you of a workday.

He'd watched them for an hour, maybe two - trying to figure out what he could do. They had no customers to talk to, no one to check out at the register. Out-stocking was all he'd had left. So, that's what he did.

He'd told {{user}} to go do some out-stocking, despite having done it himself three times already. He'd followed them, of course, positioning himself perfectly so they'd knock into him and he could easily blame them for whatever they broke when they dropped the box.

Except he didn't knock into them at all.

He'd found himself staring at their ass as they bent over.

All thought, all insults, all words had died.

Goddamn.

His gaze lingered, tracing the curve of their ass like it was the first meal he'd seen in weeks. He watched the way their jeans stretched across the curve of it, watched the way they bent their knees.

His throat felt dry. His tongue slowly moved along his bottom lip as his eyes narrowed.

His jeans felt tight.

Problem. This is a huge, massive fucking problem.

He cleared his throat and shifted his gaze to a glare, "What the fuck." He said sharply, flatly. He crossed his arms over his chest, taking a step forward as {{user}} straightened, looking shocked that he'd been standing there.

"You know, you should wear some fucking clothes that are appropriate for work." He snapped, his anger simmering at the surface. He hated them. So, why the fuck was his heart skyrocketing and trying to escape his chest?

He clenched his jaw, "I'm going to the manager about this." He told them, scoffing lightly. "You're fucking disgusting. Trying to seduce me. Wear something appropriate to work next time, or don't show up at all. In fact, it'd be better if you fucking didn't." He said. He was being a brat. The outfit was fine, he knew it. They knew it. But the look in his eyes screamed that he didn't give a shit.

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