smokesforsterek:

Derek walks into the apartment and hears Stiles music playing in his studio. He glances at his watch to see that it’s nearly 8 and Stiles would need to leave soon if he’s gonna get to the club on time.

“Derek! Come see what I taught Pickles!” Stiles calls out over the music. Pickles is the cat that clawed her way into they hearts by clawing into their apartment a few years back. Derek had sworn that he wouldn’t stand to live with a cat, now though sometimes Derek prefers Pickles’ antics over his husbands.

Derek walks through their apartment. It’s a little big for two people, but Derek and Stiles make enough between the two of them to afford it. The music gets louder the closer he gets to the room that is meant to be a guest room, but over the past couple of years, they’ve put up a wall of mirrors and a permanent pole for Stiles to practice on. Derek hadn’t trusted the sturdiness of the removable one they had had for a few a while to be safe for more than a couple of hours of practice. 

He doesn’t know what he’s expecting to see when he walks into the room. Pickles is just as mischievous as Stiles is, and together with Stiles, they’re trouble. What he sees isn’t as bad as his gut wanted to make it seem.

“Look! I started spinning and she just jumped on!” 

Derek looks at his husband spinning around on the pole, the foam grip and Pickles spinning with him. 

“Your going to hurt our daughter stop it,” Derek says approaching slowly as Stiles slows down in preparation of dropping off. 

“Oh stop fussing, she’s fine,” Pickles remains clawed to the foam making sure the room isn’t spinning anymore before retracting her claws and popping off like no big deal. 

akissforabite:

akissforabite:

Come and hold me tight, we don’t need to fight
Rather spend my life with you, every night

It’s the moment he likes the most and the least at the same time. Seeing Derek stretching while he lays in bed and watches him is probably one Stiles’ favorite moments of these nights. The way he curls his body around and makes those littles sounds. It’s the most exquisite yet painful sound he’s ever heard. 

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cobrilee:

eternalstereksecretsanta:

@cobrilee – 

My first attempt at some sexy Sterek! Since you mentioned you’d like something NSFW and preferably less fluffy, I figured it was the perfect excuse to try to push my own boundaries. You very graciously gave me carte blanche to go with whatever I felt inspired to do, so I hope you like the end result! Happy Holidays!

Oh wow, this is gorgeous! I love the hint of the curve-sometimes that’s actually sexier than a fully naked butt. And Stiles’ long fingers wrapped around Derek’s neck are a perfect touch.

colouritlater:

cannibalmouse:

prokopetz:

Concept: you know how magic schools like Hogwarts are always depicted as having these massive, sprawling campuses, but there never seem to be more than a few hundred students?

Rather than (correctly) assuming that the author simply has problems with scale, take that and run with it: the magic school is legitimately huge, and the students and teachers are only using like 1% of the total facility. The other 99% is both unused and – thanks to variable interior layout and loss of institutional knowledge over successive generations – largely unexplored.

Rumour has it that the school has a guidance counselor’s office, but those who search for it generally don’t return; being sent there is an often-wielded but never-exercised threat.

okay i love this idea

– most of the building that is currently in use is called the outer part. this is because thats only the parts maintained by the house elf staff and used by the minimal amount of students. 

-the school is so unfathomably large that once it was realized that there would never be enough students to fill the halls, it was decided that magical creatures would be allowed to live there as well. hence the occausional centaur or troll sitting in on lessons or the numerous smaller magical creatures roaming the halls. sometimes the teachers in charge of magical creature study doesnt even have to bother going outside for lessons if the current topic of study happens to wander in by themselves.

-the library is a giant escher maze and is considered to hold many dangerous and valuable tomes but considering the teacher in charge of the library mapping club and some older students ran into a real breathing sphinx the other week no one is too eager to find them. 

-the rest of the school has borrowable equipment and even a few old maps for those willing to take the plunge. the influx of new students every year brings new ideas for exploring and even recording the topography.

-search and rescue club, library mapping club and exploration club are all teacher and headmaster sanctioned clubs with both long history and support from alumini. Adventurers club and dungeon explorers club are not.

-Exploration Club and Search and Rescue Club both have a list of things to do in case one gets lost, though some things are different both agree on two things. one it is easier to find ones way if you find a window and two it is perfectly permissible to crawl out it if it is safe to do so in order to find your way back. Only the unofficial Adventurers clubs actually tells you to break a window to get out. Dungeon Explorers club suggests you dont discriminate against doors or even walls either.

-the excuse “i got lost, professor” is sometimes delivered days even weeks later after a student wanders back into the more well travelled areas. one claimed to have wandered into a tower that nobody can see from the outside and another found something like a river being funneled through several hall ways and even an indoor waterfall with mermaids. when a roar shook the halls sometime ago and a group of students who had gone missing searching for a study room returned slightly singed and covered in ash no one really wanted to ask what they had run into, only that one student was very sure it was a species of dragon no one had seen before.

-search and rescue club (different from the prefect/hall monitors/guides the teachers specifically appoint to look for missing students) has delibrately kept a list of symbols students can use to mark their way when they get lost. the club is so old however that the symbols have changed and a few students have come across these older codes in various places while exploring. 

-theres a rumour that the current teacher in charge of the library mapping club was one of those students that managed to find their way back years after their classmates had already graduated. since they ended up staying another few years to catch up they ended up exploring the library instead. their reason being that the library may be a maze but at least it only has one entrance and exit.

this all happened in UU at some point