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Fandom | The Twilight Saga
Pairing | Edward/Jacob
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Spoiler warning | If you haven’t read Breaking Dawn and don’t want to know what happens, don’t read my summary or notes for this manip
Ficlet | A week had passed since their kiss in the meadow, and still Edward couldn’t shake the thought of Jacob. Of course it helped nothing that Jacob had been entering his mind with such frequency since then, running in the woods by the house, close enough that Edward could hear his thoughts: a continual calling for Edward to join him. “You know you want to,” he’d say, followed by what he’d do to him if Edward would just let him. Intimate deeds that came over and over, in and out of his mind, more explicit each time; “it must be the animal in him,” Edward mumbled, a thought that brought with it an image of Jacob on all-fours, which only excited him further. The things Edward could see in that dog’s mind; they brought colour to his cheeks and made him thankful that Alice’s particular skills were blocked in this instance. Edward knew it couldn’t continue though, knew that it had to stop before Bella returned with his child. And so he went out into the woods and found Jacob, although hadn’t expected to feel so excited by the prospect. And while he did what he set out to do he told the dog to leave somehow his resolve to end it was lost when they were together again. Jacob’s near naked body dripping, his breath fast and marked by the air, his torso all muscle and so hot that rain rose from it in a gentle steam that made Edward desperate to touch him.
Disclaimer | this is a work of Photoshop manipulation, the author of this work does not, in any way, profit from the work and all creative rights to the characters belong to their original creator(s)
Notes | The next image in my Edward/Jacob series, here Edward is struggling with the guilt he feels over that kiss in the meadow, as Jacob pursues him relentlessly. I had actually created an image before this one, but realised that it comes much too late in the story I want to tell, so have salted that away. I hope you like it, it’s mostly implied eroticism that relies a lot on your imagination. This entry was cross-posted to





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