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Do You Want Me Dead
Do You Want Me Dead
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Posted originally on the Archive of Our Own at
http://archiveofourown.org/works/39566277.
Rating:
Explicit
Archive Warning:
No Archive Warnings Apply
Category:
F/M
Fandom:
Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel
Movies), Marvel, Thor (Movies)
Relationship:
Loki (Marvel)/Reader, Loki (Marvel) & Reader
Character:
Loki (Marvel), Reader, Tony Stark, Thor (Marvel)
Additional Tags:
Smut, Fluff, Angst, Enemies to Lovers, Hate Sex, Vaginal
Fingering, Rough Sex, Light BDSM, BDSM, Flanter,
Flirting, Drunken Confessions
Stats:
Published: 2022-06-11 Updated: 2022-06-14 Chapters: 3/?
Words: 3604
Do You Want Me (Dead?)
by citylights10
Summary
Loki and Reader hate each other. He’s arrogant, he’s rude,
and he looks down on you.
So why can’t you stop thinking about how he’d be in
your bed?
Notes
In the many years you’d been alive, you’d never been a hateful
person. Really, never. If someone tried to tug on your strings,
or pushed you a little too far, you could always stay calm, and
sort the situation out with a few gentle words. If things got
bad, you would walk away; it was always flight in the fight or
flight scenario. You got along with most people, and on those
personality quizzes where it asked for a word to describe
yourself, ‘friendly’ would always be the first to come to mind.
That was, of course, until you met Loki. It had been a few
years since you started working with The Avengers as a
receptionist; it wasn’t the most fun, but the money was good,
and you got to meet the heroes you so admired. You booked in
meetings, ensured no-one was entering who wasn’t welcome,
checked in the rest of the staff. It was easy. Your life was fine.
Not amazing, not thrilling, but fine.
‘I have called you all here to tell you that I’m having a
massive party and you can all go home.’ Tony said, before
grinning when everyone returned him with bewildered looks.
‘Just kidding. You are all here because of this.’ He pressed a
button on the remote in his hand, and as the projector lit up,
the face of a man came on screen. He was handsome; black
hair, high cheekbones, and a smile that could kill. You
recognised him, too, but couldn’t put your finger on why.
Tony turned to face the crowd again. ‘This is Loki. You may
have seen him before, because he tried to take over the world
in 2012.’ That was it. He was the one from the battle of New
York, the one that had brought the team together in the first
place. You wondered why he was now being plastered on a
huge wall in front of the whole crew – was he back? Was there
about to be some sort of war?
‘He will be moving into the building next week.’ There were a
few audible gasps, and Tony rolled his eyes. ‘Yes, I know, it’s
not ideal. But he will provide The Avengers with assets we
could not find in anyone from this planet, and Thor is not
consistently around to provide us with the help we need. No
offence, buddy.’ He directed the last comment at Thor, who
was leaning against the wall. He gave a wave and a smile. You
liked Thor; despite being from Asgard, he seemed down to
Earth, and you’d be lying if you said he was a pain to look at.
‘Fine, you can be a little mean. He did try to kill us, after all.
But let’s keep the bullying to a minimum, okay? Right, if no
one has any questions, you can leave.’
That was three months ago. You didn’t see much of Loki in the
first few weeks of his arrival, mainly because you were on the
front desk, and he was doing his training, learning how to put
his powers to good use. You caught glimpses of him, and he
was just as attractive in person as he had been on TV. But that
was all.
You poured the kettle, humming along to the radio; no one else
was around, otherwise you’d keep your mouth firmly shut. You
weren’t shy, but it felt strange to talk when in the presence of
such famous people. As you stirred in the milk, you saw a flash
of green in your peripheral vision. It was fast, and it was gone
before you properly turned around, but you saw it.
It was Loki. You jumped, because you hadn’t heard him come
in. He was leaning against the counter, watching you with a
slight smirk playing on his lips. Did he know who you were?
Surely not. You gulped, nervously.
‘I thought you weren’t allowed to use your magic.’ You said
quietly – the urge to speak up came out of nowhere, and you
were surprised at your own confidence.
You furrowed your brows, cocking your head to the side. ‘How
do you - ?’
‘You can tell him if you so choose to, but don’t think for a
second it will make a difference to what I do. And Stark won’t
be there to protect you when I get my revenge. I don’t like …
what do you call them here? Snitches.’
You spun around again, and Loki was a lot closer than he’d
been before – you could reach out and touch him.
‘Um … did you just read my mind? I didn’t even know you
could do that.’
Chapter Notes
chapter 2 woooo
Hatred was a funny thing. It had you grinding your teeth and
clenching your fists, tossing and turning at night until your
pillows were creased, and your mind was as jittery as a run-
away train. The way he looks at me is so patronising, was the
thought you were hyper-focused on tonight. As if I’m a stupid
kid, as if he knows better. Maybe he does, a calmer, sensible
voice told you. Would there be anything so bad about him
being smarter than you? Yes. You argued back, allowing this
debate to continue under your closed eyelids. Because then
he’s won. Won what? The other you queried. The game. This
sick, twisted game. He pressed play ever since he first spoke to
me, and I’ll be damned if I give up so quickly.
If there was one thing about you that was certainly not your
most likeable trait, it was competitiveness.
As much as you despised admitting it, you were a little
obsessed with Loki. You awaited his presence, anxiously
looking up when any tall figure entered the room and feeling
disappointed when it wasn’t him. You wanted his attention,
that was certain. You wanted to argue, to fight, to experience
the fire.
Is it more than that? You asked yourself – or rather, the mature
part of you, the part of you that didn’t want to viciously
murder him.
Sometimes, you wanted that passion so badly, you went
looking for trouble. You loved the way his eyes lit up, and he
licked his lips in anticipation of some snarky comeback. You
craved the way he pinned you with his stare, cocking his head
to the side as he smirked. And you adored when he got angry.
That was when you’d really pushed his buttons, and God, it
was so satisfying to wipe that smile off his face. All the focus
was on you, and all he wanted to do was put you in your place.
It was almost sexy.
So, was it more than that?
No. It was just what you needed right now; someone to keep
you on your toes, someone to bounce off. You didn’t feel that
way, it wasn’t possible.
Love and hate just weren’t one and the same.
That was your last thought before you drifted off to sleep.
Hands on your hips, your back flush against a tall, cold chest.
Loki.
But … different.
‘Please, Loki.’
A pause.
‘Please, Sir.’
‘That tickles.’
Why him?
You had sex dreams sometimes, that wasn’t unusual. But they
tended to be about celebrities, people you had no chance of
actually seeing. You’d never, as far as you could remember,
had someone you would bump into the very next day take over
your head. God, of all the people in your life.
You got changed – a yellow skirt, white vest top and trainers.
Simple, but effective.
He didn’t say hello to you, which didn’t surprise you all that
much. You tended to avoid him, when possible, because
speaking more than two words would result in some stupid
comeback that would upset you. You stared down at your
plate, determined to finish preparing your food and get out of
here.
But then you felt something peculiar; his body warmth against
yours. He was pressing himself against you, his strong torso in
contact with your back.
You pushed him off you, thrusting your elbow into his
stomach, and spun round, furious.
‘What the fuck do you think you’re doing?’
‘Getting a mug.’
‘What?’
He smirked. ‘Sure.’
You needed to fight with him. That was it. You hadn’t argued
in a few days, and it was making you think he was different to
who he truly was. Exactly.
You were reminded of just how aroused you were, how you’d
been all morning, and it only made you more frustrated with
yourself, and with him. Especially with him.
He gave you a look that said, ‘We both know who started this.’
And he was right; you were the one who’d began the slander
this morning, physically violating him and picking on him. A
tinge of guilt spread through you, and you looked down, not
wanting him to see.
That bastard.
‘Too late.’
‘Is that what you want, Loki? Attention? Even when you try as
hard as you do, no one wants to give you it.’ It was harsh, but
it didn’t matter, because it worked. He gritted his teeth, and
you saw how his fingers dug into his fist ever so slightly. He
took a step towards you, and you felt your body freeze up. You
watched wordlessly, as he brought himself so close to you that
you had to crane your neck in order to see him – he often
made fun of your height, and it annoyed you, but he really did
have the upper hand in that area.
‘And I know you want it. Because that’s how fucking obvious
you are.’
And when he moved away, turning his back to you, not even
giving you a second glance, you stared after him like a lost
puppy.
‘I’m still telling Tony that you used magic.’ You said quickly,
and immediately regretted it.
‘If you do that, I will never touch you again. If that’s what you
want, then please, do as you wish.’
And with that, he left. You stood there for a few minutes,
maybe more, completely in shock. You were unbelievably
aroused, practically dripping, and you had no idea what had
just happened. He was so mean, so cruel, and yet, you wanted
more. Loki was known for being good at reading people, so
you could hardly be surprised that he knew why you were
acting so strange today. His touch lingered on you, and you
sighed (moaned) at the loss of his fingers.
This was your enemy – you should want to get him in trouble.