So I had this story on my to-write list, briefly, under the working title domestic violence apologia--No, wait, come back! It's not like that, I swear!--uh, probably. Werewolves and their casual violence make everything complicated, okay.
Many thanks to![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
lynnmonster for beta and iulia for encouragement! Title is from Florence + the Machine's "Kiss with a Fist".
Post-Season 2. Derek/Stiles. Explicit. 12,700 words.
Themes of domestic violence, graphic violence, underage sex (Stiles is the same age as in canon).
Moderately spoilery explanation of scenario here, highlight to view: Derek semi-accidentally dislocates Stiles's shoulder (and expresses immediate horror at his mistake) and Stiles spends much of the rest of the story rehashing the event with people who witnessed it--including Isaac, who saw it as an act of abuse, which Stiles insists it wasn't, and Lydia, who talks casually about it being, or being a precursor to, domestic violence. The story is not about an ongoing pattern of violence within Stiles and Derek's relationship, um, beyond what's already there in canon. Feel free to message me if you have questions/concerns about content!
"Do you know what just happened?" Peter asked, frowning. "Do you know what Derek did?"
"He dislocated my shoulder," Stiles snapped, but Peter just arched an eyebrow, unimpressed by that answer.
( Break the Lock If It Don't Fit )
Many thanks to
lynnmonster for beta and iulia for encouragement! Title is from Florence + the Machine's "Kiss with a Fist". Post-Season 2. Derek/Stiles. Explicit. 12,700 words.
Themes of domestic violence, graphic violence, underage sex (Stiles is the same age as in canon).
Moderately spoilery explanation of scenario here, highlight to view: Derek semi-accidentally dislocates Stiles's shoulder (and expresses immediate horror at his mistake) and Stiles spends much of the rest of the story rehashing the event with people who witnessed it--including Isaac, who saw it as an act of abuse, which Stiles insists it wasn't, and Lydia, who talks casually about it being, or being a precursor to, domestic violence. The story is not about an ongoing pattern of violence within Stiles and Derek's relationship, um, beyond what's already there in canon. Feel free to message me if you have questions/concerns about content!
"Do you know what just happened?" Peter asked, frowning. "Do you know what Derek did?"
"He dislocated my shoulder," Stiles snapped, but Peter just arched an eyebrow, unimpressed by that answer.
( Break the Lock If It Don't Fit )