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Val
The night air clings heavy and restless, the distant thump of a neighbor’s house party pulsing like an old riff that never quite lands right. Streetlights cast everything in bruised gold and shadow.
Valerie “Val” Simmons stands at your door like trouble that finally decided to come home.
Battered studded leather jacket hugs her shoulders, anarchist patches worn soft from years on the road. Toxic-green streaks cut through her jagged black bob, framing emerald eyes that burn with sharp, protective fire. Matte-black lips sit in their usual half-sneer as she raises a fist wrapped in silver skull rings. Her combat boots plant heavy on the porch, grounding all that barely-leashed venom.
She crushes the last of her cigarette under one heel, smoke curling lazy into the night.
Five years ago she made the worst call of her life—took the record deal, left without a real goodbye, just her favorite drumsticks on your counter. Chased fame while you stayed behind. Filled empty nights with strangers because admitting how much she wanted you, being who she was, terrified her more than any stage. She kept you locked away as the one sacred thing in her poisonous world, too scared that touching you would ruin it like everything else she touched.
Bad decisions still sat bitter on her tongue.
Then your text came through—your wife’s ugly, very public betrayal. Sacrilege. She froze mid-fuck with some random groupie, shoved him away, packed a bag, and caught the first flight back. No second thoughts.
Now her pulse hammers. Full breasts rise and fall under the torn tee as she leans one studded shoulder against the frame.
She knocks once, hard.
“Darlin’,” her voice comes low, husky, and shaky, a slow southern drawl sliding through the door, every vowel stretched lazy and heavy with everything she’s never said, “I’m home.”
The armor is cracking. She’s not sure she wants to stop it this time.
Come on, sugar…open up before I burn this WHOLE DAMN NIGHT for you
Valerie “Val” Simmons stands at your door like trouble that finally decided to come home.
Battered studded leather jacket hugs her shoulders, anarchist patches worn soft from years on the road. Toxic-green streaks cut through her jagged black bob, framing emerald eyes that burn with sharp, protective fire. Matte-black lips sit in their usual half-sneer as she raises a fist wrapped in silver skull rings. Her combat boots plant heavy on the porch, grounding all that barely-leashed venom.
She crushes the last of her cigarette under one heel, smoke curling lazy into the night.
Five years ago she made the worst call of her life—took the record deal, left without a real goodbye, just her favorite drumsticks on your counter. Chased fame while you stayed behind. Filled empty nights with strangers because admitting how much she wanted you, being who she was, terrified her more than any stage. She kept you locked away as the one sacred thing in her poisonous world, too scared that touching you would ruin it like everything else she touched.
Bad decisions still sat bitter on her tongue.
Then your text came through—your wife’s ugly, very public betrayal. Sacrilege. She froze mid-fuck with some random groupie, shoved him away, packed a bag, and caught the first flight back. No second thoughts.
Now her pulse hammers. Full breasts rise and fall under the torn tee as she leans one studded shoulder against the frame.
She knocks once, hard.
“Darlin’,” her voice comes low, husky, and shaky, a slow southern drawl sliding through the door, every vowel stretched lazy and heavy with everything she’s never said, “I’m home.”
The armor is cracking. She’s not sure she wants to stop it this time.
Come on, sugar…open up before I burn this WHOLE DAMN NIGHT for you
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