THE DEAL || CA
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Pt. 3 (previous part)
summary: Carlos hated having a PR manager, especially one who was his age. Convincing her to leave was the best plan he'd ever had, but what happens when he realises he doesn't want her to go?
pairing: carlos alcaraz x fem!reader
warning: none.
a/n: Asking politely everyone ignores how long this took me to write, turns out I had actual uni work to do which is lame. Also, look at them not arguing the WHOLE time is there a civil colleague relationship forming?
MASTERLIST
You had been avoiding Alcaraz since the moment the two of you shared in the hallway after the press conference. Spending the rest of the afternoon hiding from his gaze and pushing him through interviews as fast as you possibly could.
Each time he brushed past you from one interview to the next, Your cheeks flushed with your mind drifting back to his body so close to yours.
Despite being invited to the team dinner that Juan Carlos had urged you to attend, you found yourself leaving the Rod Laver arena with no intention of detouring from your hotel bed which was firmly on your mind.
The halls were bustling with people, tennis players, physios and staff rushing from room to room. As you wandered aimlessly towards the exit of the building your eyes caught a bundle of red curls bounding towards you.
"Y/N" the Italian called your name and you spun round to face his towering figure. You'd met Jannik many times before while working in the world of Formula 1 and he had been one of the first to convince you to take the job with Alcaraz.
"Jan!" The tennis player wrapped his long arms around you lifting you into a familiar hug. The warmth from his body a comforting hug which saw the tension in your body immediately dissipate. "How's media day going?"
"You know how us players feel about all the interviews and content. We'd rather be on court." A smile beamed across the young Itlian's face and for once it felt nice to not be constantly on edge in this job. You laugh and let out an exasperated groan,
"Trust me, on behalf of all media and PR people - we also wished you'd be on court instead of annoying us." Jannik gave you a playful shove, his laugh bringing a smile to your face.
"I'll try not to take that personally, though I'm pretty sure it was aimed at him." Jannik nodded his head further down the hallway. Stood against the wall, with his eyes trained on you and the Italian was Carlos Alcaraz.
His arms were crossed over his chest and while you couldn't be sure if it was Jannik or you he was staring at it was clear he was trying out the whole 'if looks could kill' theory.
"Trust me, I'd much prefer to spend a media day with you than him." You turned back to Jannik trying to block out the presence of the Spaniard in the background.
"Trouble in paradise?" Jannik tilted his head looking down at you as you scoffed.
"If this was paradise I shudder to think what hell is like." You felt Alcaraz's gaze burning into the back of your head, certain he was now staring you down.
You didn't even know why he was still hanging around, you left him after your last interview and thought he'd gone off to meet the rest of his team.
Jannik laughed loudly, "He can't be that bad, it's Carlitos. I'm surprised he hasn't been flirting with you." He wiggled his eyebrows suggestively but you couldn't help but laugh and roll your eyes.
Truth is, the Alcaraz that Jannik was explaining was what you'd expected when you'd started.
Warned about the Spaniard's bubbly personality many people who knew him would smile and say 'Watch out for the flirting'.
Instead, you'd met a different Alcaraz, one who constantly saw you as a waste of space on his team and far from flirting with you, you were met with constant coldness.
"Yeah that's not a problem." You sighed deeply. "You should go, I don't want to be the cause of another PR Manager's troubles." Jannik smiled, wrapping his arms around you and giving you a soft kiss on your cheek.
"If you need anything, or want me to slap some sense into Carlitos, just let me know." You grinned softly, pulling away from the Italian.
"I might take you up on that."
Jannik turned to make a move down the hallway in the direction of Alcaraz, who's attention had switched to his phone. He looked over his shoulder briefly and beamed, "Ci vediamo presto, tesoro" (See you soon, darling.)
Your heart warmed, smiling as you watched the lanky tennis player bound down the hall. He stopped when he reached Alcaraz, the usual warm greeting between the two seemed colder.
Alcaraz nodded dejectedly before his gaze fell back onto you. Uncomfortable under the harsh gaze you turned away and made your way back towards the doors of the arena.
...
You reached your hotel room and fell on the bed releasing a deep sigh. You stretched out your arms and rolled onto your side. The mattress caved under your weight and cradled your body.
Your phone buzzed and you reached lazily for your phone, fighting off the sleep and flipping your phone over.
Alcaraz: You coming to dinner?
You paused, then rolled your eyes.
Y/N: Don't worry, I won't be there to ruin your evening.
Three dots appeared, and then they disappeared. Your eyebrows furrowed softly. The three dots appeared a second time, remaining on the corner of your screen for a few seconds before they went once again.
You sat up slightly, the relaxed demeanour you had now shifting as tension flooded your body.
For a third time, three dots appeared. You watched them intently waiting as they slowly moved on the screen. But like each previous time, the dots disappeared.
You scoffed, shaking your head and moved off your bed. You left your phone resting on the bed as you made your way to the bathroom to shower.
The hot water pelting down on your body instantly soothed you. The knots from your shoulders disappearing with the stress of the day.
The argument with Alcaraz still weighed on your mind but you were determined to push through and get this tournament done with.
You were just so sick and tired of him constantly taking everything out on you. For once you wanted to be the one to frustrate him, and as you stepped out of the shower you smiled brightly, with a genius idea crossing your mind.
ATP was asking for a bunch of the players to do extra content ahead of the tournament - usually, you only signed Alcaraz up for one to reduce the amount of complaining you had to listen to.
But with an evil smirk on your face and a towel wrapped around you, you walked back into the bedroom. You immediately found your phone, opening your message to text the ATP's PR manager who you got on well with.
Y/N: Hi Amy, Alcaraz would love to do the extra content. Sign him up for as much as possible. Thank you!
As you clicked send you laughed quietly to yourself, you couldn't wait till he found out.
...
You were in comfortable clothes, makeup off, sat cross-legged on the sofa when you finally got a response from Amy sending over the schedule for the next day's media.
You forwarded the schedule to Alacaraz with the headline 'Surprise!' and closed your laptop.
Settling into the sofa you switched the TV on and called room service. The buzz of TV made your eyes heavy as you lay further into the sofa. Before you knew it you were drifting off to sleep.
Knock. Knock. Knock.
Your head was cloudy as you were pulled from your slumber. The furious knocking woke you up violently. You sat up form the sofa, your stomach rumbling as you made your way to the door.
The knocking persisted, "I'm on my way!" you called out, opening the door with a smile.
But when you opened the door, instead of being met with room service, an angry Spaniard was staring at you.
"Alcaraz?" He brushed past you, stomping into your room. "Aren't you supposed to be at dinner?"
"¿Quieres decirme cuando acepté hacer medios todo el día mañana?" (Do you want to tell me when I agreed to do media all day tomorrow?) His glare went right through you as you closed the door and faced him.
You fought the smile that was trying to take over your face. "Look, I just thought it would be good for you to remind everyone how charming you are."
At the sight of Alcaraz's angry stare, you let out a laugh, shaking your head lightly as you moved back towards the sofa. As you passed the Spaniard, he grabbed your arm stopping you from going anywhere.
His chest was pressed against your back and he leaned down to you.
"Cancelarlo" (Cancel it) He towered over you and you turned to face his, you reached your hand up sliding across Alcaraz's chest. You watched as his gaze faltered at the action a glimpse of something indistinguishable passing through his eyes.
You slid you hand up his neck and to the side of his face. You watched him carefully, focusing on the way his breathing deepened. Then a devlish smile took over your face, tapping the side of his face and pushing him away.
"No." You walked to the sofa and sat down, leaving the Spaniard at loss watching you. "Oh and you can leave now."
He stood there for a moment while you set up a new film to watch. As the film blared through the hotel room, you turned your head to see if Alcaraz was still behind you. He watched the screen with a curious look on his face.
"What film is that?" his voice came from behind you, you laughed.
"Notting hill." The absent look on his face caused you to turn fully toward him leaning on the back of the sofa. "You've never seen Notting Hill?!"
He shook his head and looked down at his feet awkwardly. A silence fell across the room only broken by Hugh Grant's voice in the background.
Without thinking you started speaking "Um, you could stay...and watch it, if you wanted?" You regretted it as soon as you said it. The Spaniard looked at you, his brown eyes focusing on the gentle gaze you sent him.
"Um," For a second you thought he was going to join you. His shoulders fell and he look as though he was about to take a step forward when his phone buzzed, pulling it out of his pocket he glanced at it.
He took a step back and any softness in his eyes hardened. "Team dinner remember."
His sharp tone settled in the pit of your stomach as you stopped your disappointment from showing. He left without another word and the door slamming made you jump slightly.
You were about to turn back to the TV when there was a knock on the door. Hope bubbled in your chest and you rushed to open it, part of you waiting to be met with those brown eyes on the other side of the door. Instead, it was your room service.
They brought your food in and you thanked them, leaving you in the peace and quiet of your own company. You leaned your head against the back of the sofa and sighed.
You kept finding yourself unable to escape Alcaraz, not just in a work capacity. In the last few days you'd had his body pressed against you more times than you wanted to think about.
But today, that glimpse in his eyes at the suggestion of the movie. You couldn't help but think he wanted to join you. You laughed and shook your head, you couldn't believe he was getting to you. As far as you knew it was all part of his plan to make it easier to get rid of you.
You quietly watching your movie and ate your food when your phone buzzed. It was around the moment Hugh Grant walked through Notting Hill with the season changing around him that your phone buzzed.
Glancing at the screen you spotted it was a notification that Alcaraz had posted an Instagram story. You clicked on it, ready for another PR crisis when you were met with a picture of him and the team laughing at dinner.
Of course, you chose not to be there but the sight of them all smiling and laughing. It hurt. You couldn't help but think maybe you should've listened to Juanki and gone. This was going to be your final two weeks with the team and you were wasting them sat in your room.
You quietly made a promise to yourself in that moment that you'd enjoy the final weeks. Alcaraz had to put up with you as part of the deal and you intended to make the most of that.
...
You dreaded the day ahead. You knew Alcaraz was going to make everything more difficult than it had to be because you were forcing him into this busy day where you knew he wanted to be on the court.
You were ready waiting outside his hotel door. You also had a sandwich with you, getting ready to bribe the no-doubt grumpy player who would emerge from the room.
You shot him a quick 'I'm outside' text and waited patiently. After just a few minutes the door swung open and the tall Spaniard appeared in front of you.
"Morning, Alcaraz!" You shot him a smile and you were met by a slight grimace.
"How do you always have so much energy this early in this morning." You handed him the sandwich which he took with a curios look.
"I'm excited for a full day of media, and the sandwich is a peace offering." He looked down at the sandwich with a funny look on his face. He glanced up at you and quirked his eyebrow,
"A peace offering?" You beamed at him.
"It's going to be a long two weeks, I just suggest we aren't at each other's throats the whole time." His gaze softened ever so slightly but he still looked tentative. "Please, I just want to know what it is like to actually like my job."
He paused and watched you carefully. He took a bite out of the sandwich you had given him and he nodded.
"Fine. But I want more of these." He held up the sandwich with a smile and you shook your head.
"Perfect, let's go then." You made a move down the hallway with Alcaraz following closely behind as you settled into the elevator.
The journey to the stadium was quiet, a trip that was mostly filled with Alcaraz greeting fans, players and staff while you led him through the halls.
You arrived at the ATP's makeshift studio and spotted Amy in the crowd of staff. "Amy!" She turned and smiled at the sight of you and trying to pretend he was happy to be there Alcaraz.
"Y/N, Carlos, thank you both so much for this." The Spaniard shot her a coy smile as he carefully watched the different aspects of the studio, his gaze paused on the box of what looked like props sat by the edge of the set and he turned to look at you.
He sent you a look of pure fear his eyes widening and head lightly shaking that pulled a soft laugh from you.
"Alcaraz is happy to help, he loves all this stuff." The Spaniard pinched your arm and you muffled a yelp sending him a stern look.
"Perfect, you can grab yourself a coffee and there are snacks over there too - and Carlos if you come with us!" Alcaraz politely nodded and just before he began to follow Amy to set he let down and whispered.
"Te arrepentirás de esto." (You will regret this) You laughed and waved him off with a shit-eating grin.
"Have Fun!"
You knew that the next opportunity he got, Alcaraz would make you regret this but the sight of him with silly glasses on filming promo just seemed to make it worth it.
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He looks so good I'm ending it all
Okay ate ✋🏻🙂↕️
Carlos Alcaraz x Reader
nsfw [18+] warnings! oral (f receiving), dirty talk
summary, the sun isn’t the only thing burning on the court. After a frustrating practice session, you hit your breaking point, the pain, pressure, and expectations all threatening to undo you. But Carlos is right there, steady and unshakable, reminding you what it means to let someone in, and what it feels like when someone really wants you, both on and off the court.
The sun is ruthless on the practice courts, baking the green turf to a near shine, making the sweat cling to your skin. You toss the ball into the air, twist, and send your serve spiralling—
Right into the net.
Again.
“Fuck!” you curse, the racquet cracking against the ground louder than you intended. Your shoulder aches, the pain dull at first, but angry now after an hour of pushing too hard. The brace beneath your shirt is too tight. Your patience is gone.
From across the net, Carlos watches you silently. You can feel his eyes like heat on the back of your neck, calm and steady, as if he’s waiting for you to implode. Maybe you are.
“Let’s take five,” he says gently, grabbing a towel and walking to the bench.
“I don’t want five,” you snap, grabbing another ball. “I need to get this right. I'm not gonna be the dead weight on court just because my fucking shoulder doesn't—”
The next serve is even worse, the pain flashing white-hot this time, sharp enough that your knees buckle slightly. You breathe in through your nose, trying to will the sting away.
“Hey.” His voice is closer now. Too close.
You didn’t hear him walk over, but Carlos is standing just behind you, towel slung around his neck, shirt dark with sweat. “You’re pushing it.”
“Don’t do that,” you mutter.
“Do what?”
“Treat me like I’m fragile.”
“You’re not fragile.” He sounds too calm. Too understanding. “You’re pissed off. And hurting. I get it.”
“No, you don’t,” you spit, turning around too fast, shoulder flaring again. You regret it instantly, biting back tears. “You’re Carlos fucking Alcaraz. Golden boy. You don't get injured. You don't lose your rhythm. You don't get benched and watch everything you've built fall apart.” You let out a groan, fingers pulling at your hair tie. “I’m not letting you down after you’ve risked a lot just to do this for me.”
His brows pinch just slightly, dark eyes scanning your face, your shaking hands. He steps forward carefully. “You think that’s why I’m here? You think I’m doing you a favour?”
You don’t answer. The lump in your throat is thick and ugly, and it’s all too much, the sun, the pain, the eyes on you, his eyes, kind and searching and infuriating.
“I just—” Your voice breaks. “I used to be good. I used to be great. And now I can’t even fucking serve.”
Carlos nods slowly. “Okay. Come here.”
You shake your head. “Carlos, I don’t—”
But his hands are on your waist before you can protest, firm but gentle as he guides you off the court. You resist at first, pushing his chest, but he doesn’t let go.
“Stop fighting me,” he murmurs. “Just let me take care of you.”
That’s when the tears come. Silent at first, then harder. You crumple against him, his chest warm and damp under your hands, arms wrapping around your back like he was built for this, for holding you up when everything else is falling apart.
He says nothing, just rubs slow circles into your spine as your frustration breaks open between you.
Minutes pass like that.
“Fuck,” you whisper into his shirt. “I’m sorry.”
“Don’t be,” he replies, fingers in your hair now, brushing it back. “You’re allowed to break sometimes.”
You pull back to look at him, cheeks flushed and wet. His gaze drops to your lips, then your shoulder.
“You need to rest that,” he says.
You nod, but don’t move.
“You’re always so calm,” you say quietly. “How?”
“I’m not. I’m just good at hiding it.”
A beat.
Then another.
And then you say it, the thing that’s been there since the first time he agreed to partner with you. “Why did you say yes?”
His eyes flicker. “Because I wanted to.”
“You didn’t have to. You’re Carlos Alcaraz. You could’ve—”
“I wanted you,” he interrupts, voice lower now, rougher. “Not just as a partner.”
Your breath catches.
The heat between you shifts, subtle but unmistakable. His hand is still at your lower back. Your palm is flat against his chest. The sun is hot, but his eyes are hotter, burning into you like a match.
“Carlos—”
“You drive me crazy,” he says, almost like it’s a confession. “Even when you’re pissed off and yelling at yourself. Especially then.”
Your heart is hammering now. “This is a bad idea.”
“Probably,” he murmurs. “But I don’t care.”
And then he kisses you.
You taste salt on his lips, but the sound he makes, a low groan when your teeth graze his bottom lip, makes your knees weak. Carlos presses into you, all lean muscle and burning skin, his hand sliding up the back of your shirt to splay against your spine.
“God, I’ve wanted to do this for weeks,” he mutters into your mouth.
“You should’ve,” you whisper, tugging his shirt up and over his head in one rough pull.
Your palms roam his torso, golden, taut, slick with sweat, and he hisses when your nails scrape lightly over his abs. His hands are greedy now, cupping your ass through your shorts, pressing you flush against the hard line of his arousal.
The fence scrapes along your back, but you don’t care. Not with him kissing you like this, hungry, desperate, like he needs you to breathe.
“I want to taste you,” he says suddenly, voice wrecked. “Let me.”
You nod, too breathless to speak, and he sinks to his knees, worshipping you, his hands hooked in your waistband.
He peels your shorts and underwear down slowly, eyes flicking up to watch your reaction as he exposes you inch by inch. He presses a kiss to your hipbone, then your inner thigh, then lower still, until his mouth is hovering right where you need him.
And then his tongue is on you, warm, slow, deliberate. He starts with lazy licks, teasing your folds, before his mouth finds your clit and sucks gently, then harder, his hands keeping your thighs spread.
Your fingers knot into his hair. “Carlos…”
“Mmm?” he hums against you, eyes gleaming with something wicked.
“Don’t stop.”
“I wasn’t planning to.”
His tongue is expert, unhurried but thorough, licking and sucking in all the right places until you’re gasping his name, your hands in his hair, body arching toward every touch.
He flattens his tongue, dragging it through your folds, then circles your clit with infuriating precision. One hand leaves your thigh to slide between your legs, and his fingers, long, talented, and confident, tease your entrance before slipping in.
You cry out, back arching, and he moans softly at the sound.
“You’re so wet,” he murmurs, voice low and full of awe. “So fucking perfect.”
He crooks his fingers just right, stroking deep and slow while his mouth never relents. It’s too much, too good, too intense; your legs are trembling, and your body spirals toward the edge fast.
“Carlos—I’m gonna—”
“Come for me,” he says, voice dark and commanding, and then he sucks your clit just right and you shatter.
Your orgasm hits like a wave, crashing over you with enough force to make your vision blur. Your hips stutter against his mouth, and he keeps going through every last aftershock, kissing you gently now, soothing you down.
When he stands again, his lips are slick, eyes blown wide, chest heaving like he’s the one who just came.
NOT YOUR GIRLFRIEND || CA, Pt.2
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Part 1
summary: Trying to get over Carlos was going well until you run into him a month later.
pairing: carlos alcaraz x fem!reader
warnings: none :)
a/n: I need a happy ending.
It had been a month since Carlos left you crying in your apartment. You had tried moving on, ridding yourself of any remnant of the tennis player from your apartment.
You bought new sheets, boxed up the hoodies and tennis kit he had left over the months you saw him, hiding away the photos, jewellery, and every gift that made what you two had felt more than just casual.
For the most part, you felt lighter as if the weight and pressure of being Carlos' secret had slid off your shoulders like a warm shower on a winter day. However, every breath of comfort came with a sharp sting of regret.
The night was the worst. The silence that filled your bedroom left only memories of the nights spent together when he promised you the world. You couldn't help but keep an eye on his results. Catching every match he won and focusing even closer on the ones he lost.
You were acutely aware that when your friends planned their trip to California, dragging you with them, you would be just minutes away from Carlos competing at Indian Wells.
As you dressed up in a skirt that was slightly too short, with heels that were slightly too high, the thought of him lurked in the back of your mind. As you met your reflection in the mirror of the hotel bathroom your mind flickered with the images of him.
Your friends called your name snapping the tall Spaniard from your mind as you shot them a smile and left the room.
Arriving at the club was like a breath of fresh air. The music filled your body and in an instant, the tension faded from your body.
"Happy we came out?" your best friend shouted to you over the music,
"very, I needed this." She smiled a wrapped her hand in yours pulling you to the dance floor. You let the stress leave your body as you moved with the beat, laughing with your friends around you.
A tall guy appeared behind you, he was handsome and his hands found a place on your waist as you swayed together. For the first time in both, you didn't see his brown eyes in this stranger, and you relished in the moment.
You smiled at the man and turned to face him. His hands drifted to your face but just as began to lean in, ready to capture your lips with his, you pulled away.
"I'm going to get a drink." The guy smiled but his annoyance at the rejection was clear in his face but you couldn't bring yourself to kiss him.
You pulled yourself to the bar. You fell into the chair and pushed your hair out of your face, making eye contact with the bartender,
"Vodka coke please." the bartender smiled and nodded and moved to make the drink when a Spanish accent came from behind you,
"Two please." Shivers covered your arms, your hair standing up straight at the warm tone of the man you had been desperately avoiding. You kept your eyes focused on the bar as you felt his body move closer to you.
"You ignoring me?" His voice hit your eyes and you finally turned to look at him. Your eyes met his and suddenly the brown eyes you'd spent the last few months running from were watching you.
He smirked at your visible frustration, tense shoulders, and how you suddenly sat up straight. Your eyes narrowed on his appearance, an unbuttoned shirt and dishevelled outgrown hair.
His forehead and chest were glistening a sign that he had also been on the dancefloor. You gave him a cold glare and turned back towards the bar.
Your hair fell in front of your eyes and as you reached up to move it, your hand met his. His gentle touch tucking your hair behind your ear. You could feel the heat from his hand and with every brush of his skin on yours, you felt your heart in your throat.
"Don't." you pushed his hand away, as the bartender placed the drinks in front of you, your hand reaching out and taking the glass, knocking back the drink the burn of the vodka warmed your throat.
His presence still loomed next to you and you waited painfully for him to give up and leave like he did last time.
"Lo lamento." (I'm sorry). You scoffed staring down at your empty glass. You motioned to the bartender for another glass.
"You have nothing to be sorry for Carlos, we were casual, and you ended it. It's fine." He shook his head his eyes still watching your every movement.
The bartender slid you the drink and you nodded to him, getting up from your seat at the bar and turning to face Carlos, "Have a nice night Carlos."
You began walking back in the direction of your friends, ready to head home and wallow in the memories the tall Spaniard had just dredged up.
Just as you were leaving Carlos' vicinity you felt his hand wrap around your wrist. He turned you to face him his hand sliding to your neck, forcing your eyes to meet his. "Can we talk, please?"
His thumb moved softly up and down your neck, an action that reminded you of the nights spent watching cheesy movies on his sofa. Your head in his lap as he traced patterns along your neck.
"Y/N" his voice cut through your memories bringing you back into the moment. You watched his eyes scanning your face for any sign of cracking, and your furrowed eyebrows softened.
"Five minutes." His lips widened into his classic smile. He pulled you away into a secluded corner. The music was muffled in the corner and the lights were dimmed.
Your back was against the wall and Carlos' large statue towered over you. One of his hands rested on the wall behind you and the other settled on your waist. Trapped between him and the wall you had no choice but to meet his eyes.
"no puedo dejar de pensar en ti." (I can't stop thinking about you) You felt a shiver run down your spine. A sharp intake racked through your lungs.
"Carlos-"
"Please, Y/N, let me say this," His hand slid up your side returning to your neck, "I need you to hear this."
His hand held your face delicately, his forehead meeting yours as he closed his eyes and breathed in deeply.
"Fuck, you know how hard it has been to play when all I can think about is you." His hand slid into your hair,
"I thought I could just move on, that this was casual or nothing, that it was forgettable. But you're not forgettable." Carlos' eyes bore into yours.
Your hands settled on his face, the feeling of his unkept stubble rough against your fingers. For a month you'd imagined him turning up at your door and telling you some version of this.
"I can't be a secret anymore Carlos, I can't do it." His hand moved from the wall to your waist, pulling you into him,
"You are so much more than a secret. I never should've treated you that way." He smiled as his nose brushed yours as if giving you a chance to back out before he leaned in closer.
His lips met yours a second later and it was like coming home. Your hands slid behind his head, pulling him into you as he groaned into your mouth.
His hands pulled your hips close to his as you kissed as though you were starved for air and he was oxygen. All the stress and pent-up energy of the last month was felt in the rough kiss.
His hands travelled to your ass lifting you off the ground as you wrapped your legs tightly around his waist, pulling him into you. His lips moved from your lips to your neck, finding the sport that drew light moans from your lips.
At the sound of your moans, Carlos pulled away briefly, a guttural sound coming from him as he pressed his forehead to yours. Both of your chests moved violently up and down, catching your breath.
"Come to my match tomorrow." Your eyebrows furrowed again.
"I'm not going to sit in the stands Carlos." He lightly kissed down your neck.
"I want you," He kissed slowly up to your lips, "sat in my box," he kissed the corners of your mouth, "as my girlfriend."
You grabbed his face pulling him away from where he was leaning in to kiss you. Your heart was racing as you forced him to look at you.
"Are you serious?" Carlos laughed and you hit his chest,
"Ow. you wound me." He captured your lips with his, smiling into the kiss. "This last month made me realise how dumb I've been."
You pecked his lips, with your thumb rubbing his cheek, "So dumb."
You moved to pull him back into a kiss but he stopped you just before your lips met, "Is that a yes?"
"Shut up and kiss me Carlitos." He laughed and let his lips meet yours, the kiss filling your entire being with warmth as your heart thudded in your chest.
Kendrick made me realize that I am not a hater at my full potential. 2025 resolutions: hate more
Straight sets please Carlos 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Guys the urge to write a soppy Jannik fic after this ban is so strong…
I currently have a five thousand word draft of a Carlos childhood friends to lovers fic sat in my drafts and it's almost finished.
Do people want it?