Bad Got Me Good || Waverly + Yuri

He was all over her, his hands warm and slippery and they whipped around her body. She kept gasping at the sensation of wherever his lips or teeth or touch would end up next, then his hand went into her underwear and she let her head roll back, wanting to feel lost. Perhaps if she felt lost enough in his touch, if he could make her feel, she could at least pretend to understand how he felt.

Then his touch was gone, all at once, and she thought he was playing some kind’ve cruel trick. She opened her eyes, ready to moan and admonish him, but when she saw his hands pulling at his head, she softened. But softness only made her realize that she very much did not know how to make this better. And that whatever he was going through all she could do is watch.

Her hand reached out and then she pulled it back. This wasn’t how this worked. “Yuri. Stop that. Explain.” Water rolled down her half-naked body as she stood there, keeping her voice convincingly strong as she questioned the man in front of her.

Though he complied with her words, he couldn’t stop his hands from shaking. He turned away from her, a hand reaching to turn the shower off. With his back to her, he stared blankly at the slate grey tile.

Does he tell her everything? Should he? She had asked, ordered, he was to comply. But the ever looming thought of putting her in danger, frightened him. Fear was new to him. It was beaten out of him, and now it flooded every one of his senses.

Taking in a deep breath, Yuri turned. Hands reaching for her’s. If he was going to tell here everything, it was best to do it when she is sitting. She may have handled that fact that he had just killed someone not even 30 minutes ago, but this. His life. It was a lot to take in. “It will put you at risk,” he explained. “They will hunt you down, destroy everyone and every thing. As both a mercy and punishment for my defectiveness, they will order me to carry it out.” There was a pause between them, he wanted the words to soak in. Allow her to weight her options. “Do you still want to know?”

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He was thinking about how to kill her. She could see it in his eyes. She didn’t feel afraid, uncertain maybe, for a moment or two, but not afraid. And then he pressed his lips against hers and she lost herself to the feeling of the air being pushed out of her lungs and her lips and teeth and chest crashing against his.

Her hand remained on his arm, moving along his soft, wet skin. She didn’t mind the forcefulness, she wanted more of it, she wanted to snap him out of whatever was going on in his head, and if that failed, she wanted to be brought into it, twisted to match even for a moment, whatever he was feeling.

The water from the shower nozzle was ruining her silk bra and underwear. That combined with the blood slowly washing from his face, bridging across their touching skin, and the fact that he would now doubt soon, hopefully, rip it from her body.

He broke their lips apart, nuzzling the side of her cheek. He bit down the side her neck, as his hands smoothed down her sides, grasping her waist roughly. His skin burned unnaturally, the lingering need to destroy swirled within him.

Her lips tasted of wine, her skin like silk. Yuri push her back, pressing her against the cool tile. His hands dipped down, slipping under the waistband of her panties. Russian spewed from his lips as he kneaded the soft flesh of her arse.

He felt like he was being torn apart. The voices in his head were getting louder, he could feel their claws digging deeper. He needed to get away, he rational side screamed. Yuri shot back, grasping at his head. It was clear he was fighting something, as he rocked, eyes sewn shut. Her fault. It was her fault that he was going through so much anguish. Her fault for making him question all the things he was taught. Her fault.

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The news that he’d killed someone should’ve shocked her, but she felt nothing, as she imagined he did as well. In fact, she felt a smug sense of satisfaction, good, Sebastian Adler was a prat anyways. She was right, she didn’t feel afraid, not even as his hand rose up to her throat.

The idea that he was not Yuri, that hurt her. Of course he’s Yuri, my Yuri, She thought, though really what claim did she actually have to him. No matter what pull they felt, they knew very little about each other. She supposed as far as dark inescapable secrets went, he had her beat by a mile. And she still didn’t care. Maybe, that made him hers, if she was lucky. But right now this was not Yuri.

He was apologizing for not killing her, so whoever it was who controlled him, must’ve been a fate worse than death. She felt a small spark of sick flavoured hope, at the idea that he couldn’t bear to lose her, that he’d shown up outside of her apartment, that he’d chosen her.

Sick thoughts lead to sick actions. She laid a tight grip around his hand and pressed it firmer against her throat. She brought his eyes back to her. Water spilled down her hair, warm droplets falling all around them, “What’s stopping you?”

How cruel of her to play into his dark side. Honestly, he shouldn’t have been surprise, and even more honesty; he wasn’t. He had seen her, watched her, probably knew her than she knew herself. She was a wild child, yes. Broken beyond repair, though she pretends not be. It was the reason she played her games. Played into the thrill.

He did nothing but stare darkly, her question echoing in his mind. It would be simple. Quick even, and on one would be the wise. Yet, instead of doing what he taught. He went against it, pulling forcefully on her neck till her lips met his.

Instinct to over, his normally gentle persona replaced with the monster that lurked inside him. The kissed tasted of metal, yet of something sweet. He’d apologize for being forceful, but he honestly. He didn’t care.

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Her hand smoother down his hair, also covered in blood. The look in his eyes was unnatural. She studied it as he asked her if she really wanted to know. When he warned her she’d be afraid, she thought a moment before replying. She’d known her response immediately, but had to think carefully about how to voice it. This was the first time he’d hesitated to what she’d said. She needed to be firm and detached, like him.

She removed his pants and looked him in the eyes as she peeled them down his body. “I’m not afraid. Nothing you’ve done up till now has made me afraid. So tell me. Now.” With that she took his hand and guided him under the water, watching the blood slowly start to drain down the porcelain.

It was spraying all over, the floor, her dress, bits of water stained pink marking everything. With a sigh she peeled off her own dress and got in, closing the shower door behind her. “It’s just the two of us in here, You can tell me everything.”

“You’re smart, i am sure by now you realize I am no ordinary waiter. In fact I’m not a waiter at all.” Was He really going to tell her everything? He doubted it would even matter, she would figure it out. If she hasn’t already. “The man at the restaurant, the one who owns it, I was tasked with killing him; and I did.”

Silence washed over him as he allowed the water to run over him. The man he killed, should not have affected him as much it did. The man was a terrible person, just as Yuri was.

Yuri.

“247, that’s my name. Yuri is just something they gave me.” Something to make him sound more human when he went out in the world. At least, that’s what he assumed. In fact, he didn’t know if anything about him was true. His birthday, his name, anything. Who really was he, if not Yuri Volkov?

His hand crept up, gripping lightly to her neck. He applied no pressure, and his thumb ghosted over her jawline. “They would have me kill you,” he said darkly. “You are a distraction, they would say. And in some way they are right.” 247 pressed against her, nudging the side of her head with his. “By the rules, I should kill, but I can’t. I am sorry.”

#wari

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“I wasn’t going anywhere that mattered.” Waverly assured him, slamming the door behind him and bolting all the locks. It was just her and one other apartment on this floor, which she believed to be empty, but her mind was filled with paranoia and the recognition that whatever was happening to him, she wanted him to be safe.

He told her to tell him to leave. She rolled her eyes, of course knowing that he’d respond to commands over questions any day. Some part of him was so militaristic, though it was clearly more severe than some Russian army training, or anything else she’d excused it with. “No, you’re going to stay here and let me clean you up.”

Her purse was quickly abandoned on her kitchen counter. Then her shoes to the floor, bringing her eye level with him. Then she went to work on him, pulling his hands to his sides and began undoing the buttons on his shirt. “You’re going to get out of these clothes and we’re going to go wash you off and then these clothes will just get… burned, i don’t know, they don’t matter anyway.”

Her hands were trembling as she undid every button on his shirt. Once it fell to the floor she took his hand, leading him upstairs to the master bath. It was a mess, which she hoped actually might irk him, snap him back to normal. Her vanity was covered in make up and hair and beauty products, and drugs. She let him alone, for his eyes to glaze over as she turned on her shower, letting the water run hot.

When she turned back to him, she starred for a moment, intent on getting his pants off and getting him in the water to wash away the traces of blood and the night he’d had. “What happened?” She asked quietly, her hands going to his waistband, trying to pull him back to her, they rode up his chest to his face, her lips gently placed against his neck and his chin, his cheeks, his lips, “Tell me, please.” She said, tasting the blood marked on his skin and she continued to place kissing along his neck.

He was wanted to retort to begging, but he knew better. She was not the school, but he knew arguing with Waverly was not at all the smartest thing to do. Yuri did nothing but stare pass her as she undid his shirt, letting it fall.

He didn’t know when or how he got to the bathroom, and if it weren’t for the running water in the background he probably wouldn’t have noticed. He sure as hell didn’t pay the mess that was Waverly’s living quarters.

“Are you sure you want to know?” It wasn’t an order, not yet. She said said ‘please’. She was asking, and if that were the case, he’d give her an out. Though, he surely hoped she wouldn’t be cruel nor smart enough to command him. The illusion of him would shatter and she would know what kind of monster he was.

He felt nothing as her hands ran over him, laying small kisses along his neck. Perhaps this is way he fell back to Rosalie. She knew how to snap him back. Levi as well. He was a good friend, a good brother. “If I tell you, you will be afraid.”

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As he grasped her hand Waverly let out a small sound of pain, no not pain, just surprise. This is just like any other time, she told herself, just like a friend on a bad trip. He wasn’t in his right mind that much she could tell. She herself had had a few drinks and done a line, but the sight of him at helped sober her up.

Not the first. It was an admission that should’ve shocked or scared her. But it didn’t do either of those and it definitely didn’t surprise her. He was too smart, too cunning, too focused to simply be here in Very Beach to be a waiter.

She looked left and right as he refused to talk her hand, “You, safe and sound inside my apartment? Yes it’s what I want. Come.” When he stood but still refused to take her hand she took the lead, reaching out to grab his arm, “You’re forgiven, now come with me before someone sees.”

Oddly enough, saying those words again reminded Waverly of Monica DelSalvo, who’d gotten drunk at a party and puked down her own dress. Waverly, in a temporary bout of saintliness, had scurried her off to the bathroom to clean up. Monica had learned her parents were getting divorced, likely due to the fact that Waverly had slept with her father, which Monica didn’t know. But in Waverly’s defence, Monica had made out with her boyfriend.

This not too fond memory passed through Waverly’s mind as she hastily unlocked the door to her apartment. This was entirely different circumstances. Whereas her seventeen year old self would’ve gladly left Monica propped in her parents en suite choking on her own puke, Yuri was… different. Though it caused her pain and confusion to admit it every time.

“We need to get you cleaned up.”

Comply.

Was there ever a time he resisted? Yes, many times. Each one of those moments ended with someone he was close with being killed. Why wasn’t it ever him? It was his offense, why not him? He felt like he was suddenly drowning, falling further into the dark parts of his mind. .

“As you wish,” he said monotony, not even flinching when she took his arm. Her next words feel on deaf ears, as he merely followed. The fact that she wasn’t asking questions alarmed him, was she apart of the school? No, no. She didn’t have the...what didn’t she have?

Yuri stood still, waiting for the next order. “Waverly,” he started. “Don’t. You were going somewhere, I’ll come back later.” Maybe. It was probably best for him to vanish. Yet, he found himself stuck in place. Not out of actual want in being there, but he was waiting for the order. He needed her to order him to leave.

“Waverly, tell me to leave.”

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He wasn’t looking up at her, which was a shame because she looked damn gorgeous. It took her a moment to realize that he was actually trying to hide himself from her, as if she wouldn’t notice him, as if she would just shrug and walk away, as if they hadn’t already proven to each other that they couldn’t do that.

She dropped her small purse defiantly to the ground and sank to her knees. “No, fuck you, you don’t tell me what-” She stopped herself. How long had he been out here? God, there was so much blood. She checked the carpet around him, it wasn’t his blood. That much sent a wave of relief running through her, now all that was left was questions, but she could ask those later.

“Not your blood,” she whispered, eyes lifting up to him. Cautiously she reached out, trying to steady him. “You’re shaking.” She paused, “You’re cold, you’re covered in someone’s blood. You’re lucky I’m the first person to find you out here. We need to get out of the hallway, Yuri.” She stood holding out her hand to him, “You’re coming with me. Now.” Please.

Every fiber in his body told him to run, actually they told him to kill her, that she now knew too much, saw too much, but he couldn’t do it. The fact that he brought himself her, for one reason or another, was proof that he couldn’t do it. He doubted he would ever bring himself to harm her. He’d rather take the bullet.

His grip was harsh as he caught her hand. He hadn’t meant to, it was instinct. “Not the first,” he admitted with no context. She’ll figure it out, she’s smart and oddly calm. He let her go, shrinking into himself.

“Is that what you want?” is that an order? He was used to orders. This concern for him, he didn’t understand it. He was a monster, a weapon. He will never be like Levi.

247, do you understand?

You are to comply.

Yuri stood, not taking her hand, as he faced her. “I’m sorry.” he apologized, not knowing if it was to her or the people who created him.

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Someone had actually deigned to fly down to Florida and visit her. She had a car waiting outside to drive to her Miami where she’d disappear in a cloud of drinking and dancing and god knows what else and wake up god knows where.

She locked the door to her Vero Beach apartment and walked down the hall in too tall heels and glittery, too short dress, when a strange sight caught her eye. She followed the shoes around the corner and found Yuri, “Why are you on the floor?”

He didn’t know why he was there, or how. The last few hours were blank and the only real evidence of what happened clung to his skin and soaked his clothes. He wasn’t even shaking, in all honestly, he didn’t feel a thing. Not emotionally, not psychically; he felt nothing. He couldn’t remember ever getting like this, or it never did cause he usually made a point to call Rosalie. Or perhaps the fact that he was starting to feel was what made this kill so hard.

His body tensed, he was lost in his thoughts that he hadn’t heard the sound of foot steps. And for once he was at a loss. He was covered in blood, and the woman who knew nothing about him, the woman who he felt connected to, was standing just a few away from him. “It’s nothing,” he voice oddly calm, as he brought a hand up to wipe his face, only to smear the more blood on it. “Go have fun, Waverly.”

He did everything in his power not to move, praying that she wouldn’t ask him to face her. Why was he here?

#blood tw #wari

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Hysteric ||| Wari

Waverly bit her lip at Yuri’s request. “I won’t…. well I’ll try not to… I know what I’m doing. I’ve been taking decent enough care of myself for a while now.” She smiled, “But if you don’t want me to… I’ll consider it.” For years she’d always wanted someone to tell her to stop, hoping it would be Henry, or her parents, but it would never be. Maybe she didn’t need that anymore.

His words shocked her slightly, exciting her, “You’re flirting with me. I like it. Keep going, hmm, what’re you gonna do if you have to come find me?” She smirked, “This Demetri guy sounds wise, but counter offer what if instead we lock ourselves in my apartment and just pretend the outside world doesn’t exist?” She smirked, trying to brush it off as a joke, but there was a real fear in her eyes.

“I want you, not the one you pretend to be,” he spoke plainly, bring up a hand to cup her cheek. He wanted her, her true self. Not the drugged Waverly. Though, both attracted him to her, he found himself more attracted to her when sober. She was more intelligent, and challenging, and he liked that about her. His thumb ghosted over her lips, before dropping to his side.

Yuri said nothing to her question, only giving her a dark look as he lips pulled to the side in a smirk. “I’d say he is, more than he let’s on,” he admitted, his eyes glancing over at the man. “Is that what you want?” He would love to be alone with her, yet for some reason her offer struck him as odd(?).

#hysteric #wari

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Waverly chuckled, at what she thought was a joke but when he didn’t crack she paused, “Fighting a bear?” She imagined them later tonight, lying in her bed, holding each other, and she’d ask to hear the story. Her hand lifted up to his face, stroking his cheek before turning back to the people in the park they were meant to be spending their time with. “God, I’m so bad at that too. Usually I just do some drugs,” She chuckled nervously.

She stared straight ahead, knowing that everyone would be very kind, but also probably hate her in the back of her mind. Not that she cared… but god she wanted them to like her for Yuri. Usually she just intentionally pissed people off, so that they couldn’t be disappointed with who she actually was. “You make me better too.” She realized. “Maybe… I might get overwhelmed, with people and…” She scrunched her eyebrows together and covered her face, “God I sound pathetic. I might just dip away for a minute, but I won’t leave here, not without you. Okay?”

She was too smart for her own good. Which was a blessing at times and not. Surely, his excuse would have passed. Though, doubtful, unless people took it as a dry joke. “I rather you didn’t.” It wasn’t his place to judge her life. She did drugs and he killed people. One of the two is worst than the other. Yuri leaned into her touch. “I don’t want you to lose yourself.”

Yuri was silent, taking everything in. There was so much he wanted to say, and so much he wanted to do. Had they been in a more private setting he wondered if he would act on it. Yuri shook his head. She wasn’t pathetic, it took courage to admit such things. Truthfully, he saw her more brave than him. “Do you promise? Otherwise, I’ll have no choice but to come find you.” It was an attempt at flirting. He even tried to smiling, though he just felt awkward and quickly reverted back. “I’m not good with people either,” he said, trying to push pass the moment. “But Demetri said they only way to get better is to keep doing it.”

#hysteric #wari #c: wave

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She could hear him speaking but she was too busy trying to control what was happening inside her to listen. She hated how unsure he made her feel, and how obvious she was being about it now. God, why was she overthinking this so much? He wanted her to stay, and she, in a way, wanted to be here. She wanted to be with him, and that meant being here with him. People did this every day there was proof of it everywhere around her. She had to remind herself that she was not people, she was an Archer.

She locked her hand through his, their fingers intertwining and though the action was strong and confident the words that followed were not, but they would be the bout of self-doubt she’d let herself feel that night. “I’m not going to be good at this… being with someone. I’m gonna be really bad at it.” She reached out and kissed his cheek, her fingers tightening around his, “I’ve never been with someone who wasn’t a joke or a challenge. I don’t really know what to make of you. It’s… scary but good. Do you understand?”

On instinct, Yuri grew stiff. He might’ve craved her touch, but it was still a foreign feeling to him. He wanted to press close to her, feel her warmth against him, yet he found himself waiting for something. To be reprimanded, to be called weak. Those things never happened, not with Waverly. Probably not ever, not with her at least.

His thumb ghosted over the back of her hand, relishing in the feel of her lips on his cheek. “Like fighting a bear.” It was after he spoke the words that he realized how strange they would be to her. “Russian proverb,” he covered, hoping she didn’t dwell on the topic. He didn’t exactly have a story prepare aside from the truth. That he, in fact, fought a bear.

“I am not good at this. Talking, feeling,” he admitted. “But a friend has said that I am getting better.” Though, he doubted it. Levi was just kind that way. “I want to get better, you make me better.”

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She heard her name and hissed under her breath, caught in the cowardly act. She knew once she turned around he would know she was leaving, he had that way about him of knowing her, or at least knowing when she was lying. Or perhaps she just wasn’t trying hard enough around him, she wanted him to see through all her acts. Taking a breath, she turned herself around, a smile on her face.

“Hi,” She said cordially. “I didn’t want to interrupt.” She nodded at where he’d been sitting, her voice no doubt betraying the momentary confusion and jealousy she’d felt about the girl at the picnic table who’s attention was now absorbed by another girl who’d arrived. Waverly sighed, realizing her reaction had been foolish. She didn’t mind feeling foolish in the privacy of her home but here in public around nothing but strangers she definitely did.”Well, fuck.” She cursed, a sheepish smile taking over her lips.

The distance between their bodies was too big. She wanted to be right next to him, connecting them with a touch, but the setting felt so foreign to her. She remembered the night she’d met Yuri, in the restaurant, and these same people surrounded them then. But that was easier. She was high and pissed off and setting out to throw him off his game, now she was vulnerable. That realization caused her to straighten up, and conceal whatever softness she couldn’t help but show when Yuri was nearby. “Um… drinks?” She asked, her voice still slightly tense. Perhaps she liked the way this strange new man made her feel, but that didn’t mean she couldn’t still be her old, confident, sure-minded self, not matter how much he made her question every bit of what she knew.

Yuri followed her line of sight to Marie, noting that her girlfriend had arrived and taken his seat. His lips pulled up slightly in what he hoped to be a smile, though such things were still quite new and strange. Turning back around, Yuri took a step closer. It was apparent to him now that she was upset, not that he knew or understood why. “I was waiting – I was worried...” That you wouldn’t come.

His lips pressed into a line, ignoring her offer for drinks. There was something off, and he wasn’t sure way. She was not the confident mysterious woman he knew. Instead, she was shy and unsure of herself. “They wanted you to come,” he assured, missing the real reason. “They had asked, and I wanted you to come.” He wished to text Kori, surely she would know what to do. What advice would she give him?

“So don’t leave.” What was meant to sound like a plea, came out monotoned, and he hoped she would know him better to know that.

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She couldn’t find him. She started getting nervous, then she had to remind herself she’d only just arrived a few minutes ago. She hated how easily he made her feel that way. Anyone from her old life would’ve mocked her or turned their nose up at her behind her back, surely thinking she’d changed, or more likely that she was just going through another one of her phases, bored and trying to convince herself that whatever new thing had caught her fancy was some kind of change. The scariest part was that it all felt new, and she couldn’t trust herself that it was more than just some new type of fling, she wanted it to not be that.

Just the idea of not seeing him there immediately sent all these uncertainties spiralling through her head, it made her wish she hadn’t agreed to this crowd of people, but rather had it be just the two of them, locked away in her apartment. When she saw him sitting next to another girl, a cute tiny girl, and smiling at her, and her smiling back, on another other guy she wouldn’t have cared. With any other guy she would’ve stormed over and kissed him and claimed territory, or made him jealous by grabbing someone else’s attention. But with him, she cared, and it sent a million ideas flowing through her head, each one hurting more than the last, each one that she on any other planet wouldn’t have thought. She felt… inferior. She decided it was best to turn around and leave.

Moments passed as the conversation with Marie continued, and though he knew he should be paying attention, he felt his mind drift. he thought over the mission, at the beginning, he had desperately wanted it to be over. Yet, he now didn’t feel the need to rush. Was this how Levi felt? Was this freedom? To be surrounded by people who cared for him, cared for his opinions, his well-being, was this how it felt? For once, he was starting to understand Waverly words. He now understood what ‘wanting’ was. He wanted this. He wanted to be surrounded by people that didn’t care that he was different, that cared if he was ill or more quiet then usually. He wanted Waverly Archer. Not necessarily in the sexual sense, but in his life, as his own.

A strange pull, made Yuri turn away from Marie. His heart fluttering at the familiar figure. Slowly, the Russian stood, excusing himself from his co-worker.

“Waverly,” he called out, his voice soft as feet carried him to her. He stopped a few feet behind her, his words dying off as he realized she was leaving. Or perhaps she was off to look for him elsewhere. His hands itched to touch her, but he kept them to his side.

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Waverly wasn’t sure what to wear, which was strange for her. Normally her wardrobe, tailor made and rich in designer goods, was perfect for any event. The majority of outings she attended were black tie or A-list and if she didn’t have stylists or couture designers throwing options at her, she was perfectly capable of putting something dazzling together herself.

But this was… new. And the longer she procrastinated in her room, posting pictures on instagram and texting men she had zero interest in, the long she could avoid going, and figuring out whatever this thing with Yuri was. She threw on jean shirts and a white shirt and black bra, going with the old Audrey adage that it was better to be underdressed. She smoked nervously on her way down to the beach, hoping it would calm her somehow. It didn’t.

When she arrived, she scanned the small crowd for Yuri, feeling a gnawing sensation in the pit of her stomach all the while. @yuri-volkov