collaborative_daredevil | Slavery RP Post XVIII

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This post is for prompts that focus on crossovers between various slavery AUs, with the crossover wizards.

Please put the use name of your slave Matt in the subject line of your comment eg. "Feral: Fuck or 'die' AGAIN!"

I'll move a couple of prompts over to start us off, but feel free to ignore them and put your own.

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From: (Anonymous)

"It's not something they discuss, but...I still feel guilty about it. Uh...Jamie handles clothing and household budgets and there's a limit on what I can spend on pure fun stuff, but they've been really indulgent of me so far."

From: (Anonymous)

"Okay, so they may be upset about money spent, or it may have already been budgeted for these purposes," Marnie said. "What do you think would happen if they are disappointed with you?"

From: (Anonymous)

"Uh...less hugging and holding, or maybe they'd send me to sleep somewhere else for a bit." He shuddered at the idea.

From: (Anonymous)

"How long do you think that would realistically last?" Marnie asked gently. It was a good sign that he didn't fear active violence, but rejection could be worse for many pets.

From: (Anonymous)

"Uh...I'm not sure. A couple of weeks maybe?" He asked hopefully.

From: (Anonymous)

"Would that be unbearable?" Marnie asked gently, helping to dissect his fears. Sometimes, when they explored them, Toffee would become calmer and more confident.

From: (Anonymous)

"I...maybe, as long as I got affection while I was awake, but..."

From: (Anonymous)

"How do you think they would react to you telling them you're worried about this?" she asked gently. "Would they make sure to stay warm and affectionate to you?"

From: (Anonymous)

He frowned a bit considering.

"Yes, I think they would."

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"Then you can focus on how to ask them for it later, instead of worrying about their potentially withdrawing affection," she encouraged gently. "Is there anything else you're scared or sure might happen that you want to prevent?"

From: (Anonymous)

"Hendrick picked the pet literature course, and I think he'll be upset that I don't want to try it again when I'm more on top of things."

From: (Anonymous)

"Can you explain to me why you don't want to re-take it?" Marnie asked neutrally and softly. "Do you think you'll never do well at it?"

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"I think after this I won't enjoy it, not as formal lessons. At least with knitting I enjoyed that already and I've got lots of good memories of that."

From: (Anonymous)

"Do you think that you could tell him that, if he felt hurt?" she asked gently. "Because you might have to do more literature studies--in fact, you very much might have to--but you can choose different courses or instructors. There are many books out there."

From: (Anonymous)

"I can try at least. And maybe if I've done it more for fun reading and discussing literature won't be as stressful as it is now."

From: (Anonymous)

"And you'll have recovered more of the skills and literacy that might have been pushed to the background with your trauma," she added mildly. "You're doing very, very well at surviving, Toffee, but that doesn't mean you won't get better once you can actually relax and allow yourself to process things as they come, with as much time and energy as you need. Healing is itself work, and it can be very hard work."

From: (Anonymous)

"And sometimes doing other stuff can be too much of a distraction." He nodded understanding.

From: (Anonymous)

Marnie was pleased at his understanding. "And at times, distractions can end up with far more complications than recovery," she said softly. And then took stock of how Toffee looked. "Would you like to sit and knit and chat about lighter things until it's time for the conversation?"

From: (Anonymous)

"Please, that would be good." He smiled at Marnie, relieved that the hard part was over for now, and he moved to retrieve Jamie's vest.

From: (Anonymous)

The vest looked quite pretty from what she could see--it appeared he'd been on some of the colorwork when he'd had to stop. She got herself a small tablecloth she'd been crochet-tatting, one that she kept in her office solely because it was a pattern she'd done several times and found it easy to complete while keeping her attention focused on her charges.

From: (Anonymous)

(OOC: The vest's all over cables, with hems and collar in a contrast colour, he'd just started on the main colour when he had to stop)

"Ivannya found the pattern for this, sort of anyway. She saw a blouse she wanted me to knit for her, and the pattern for this vest was in the same collection, so we bought the full collection." He explained as he prepared for the first cable.

From: (Anonymous)

Marnie peered at it closely, admiring the contrast in the hem and primary color. "Did you pick out the colors yourself? They look exquisite together." Toffee's stitches looked neat and smooth, absolutely gorgeous, and his needles slid smoothly in his hands.

From: (Anonymous)

"They do, Jamie has a good eye. We all went to my yarn store together, and Jamie picked yarn that felt good to him. It's a wool-cotton blend so it won't be too hot."

From: (Anonymous)

"It'll be very versatile then," Marnie said approvingly. "Have you made vests and cabled garments for yourself or for others before?"

From: (Anonymous)

"Yes, back at the Institute I made cabled jumpers and cardigans, and I've done vests before too." He sighed. "One of the patterns for the steeking class was a fair isle vest."

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