Summary: Chris doesn't think Y/N can handle him Warnings: sexual content, smut, p in v, backshots, unprotected sex (please just no), rough!dom!chris, making out Word count: 1.3k
Chris leans back against the headboard, arms crossed over his chest, a cocky smirk tugging at his lips.
“You really think you can handle me, babygirl?” His voice is low, dripping with challenge, eyes dark as they rake over you.
Your heart pounds, but you refuse to back down. “I don’t think. I know.”
You crawl closer, hands settling on his thighs, feeling the muscles tense beneath your touch. “You’re the one who doesn’t know what to do with me.”
Chris lets out a low chuckle, shaking his head. “Oh yeah? That’s cute.” He reaches up, fingers threading into your hair, tugging just enough to tilt your head back, forcing you to meet his gaze. His pupils are blown, his lips slightly parted. “So prove it.”
Your breath hitches, but you don’t hesitate. You shift closer, your fingers tracing along his jawline before sliding into his hair, tugging just enough to make him suck in a sharp breath.
Chris tilts his head into your touch, his smirk faltering for a split second before returning with even more intensity.
“You always talk big, ma. But I don’t think you know what you’re getting yourself into.” His voice is a murmur now, his grip on your hair tightening just enough to send a shiver down your spine.
You tilt your head, a smirk of your own forming. “That sounds like fear, Chris.” His brows raise, amusement flickering across his face. “Fear?”
He scoffs, pulling you even closer. “Nah, babygirl. I just don’t think you realize what happens when you play this game with me.”
“Then stop talking and show me.”
Chris watches you for a long second, his expression unreadable, before his smirk fades into something darker, something more serious. His fingers tighten in your hair, his free hand sliding down to grip your waist.
“Alright, ma,” he mutters, voice rough. “Just remember—you asked for this.”
His grip on your waist shifts, fingers pressing firmly as he guides you down onto the mattress beneath him. You let out a shaky breath, your hands gripping the sheets as he hovers over you, eyes dark with intent. The air between you crackles with tension, his gaze locked onto yours, watching every tiny movement, every breath you take.
He likes seeing you flustered, loves knowing that no matter how confident you pretend to be, you still react to him.
“You sure you’re ready for this?” he teases, his thumb brushing over your bottom lip. “You’re already looking a little nervous, babygirl.”
You swallow hard but refuse to back down. “You talk too much, Chris.”
His smirk returns, full of amusement, but there’s something else there too—something deeper, something hungry.
“Yeah? Then do something about it.”
You don’t give him the satisfaction of hesitating. Instead, you tug at the hem of his shirt, slipping it up over his head and tossing it aside before running your cold hands over his bare skin. His breath stutters slightly, and you catch the way his muscles twitch under your fingertips. He’s always in control, always the one teasing, but now he’s watching you like he doesn’t know what you’ll do next.
“What’s wrong, baby?” you tease, leaning in, your lips ghosting over his jaw. “Still think I can’t handle you?”
Chris exhales sharply, his hands gripping your hips. “You’re playing a dangerous game, ma.” His voice is rougher now, lower, his control slipping just a little.
“Good,” you whisper, lips brushing against his skin.
“Then stop holding back.”
Chris curses under his breath, his restraint snapping as he flips you onto your stomach, pinning you beneath him. He stares down at you, eyes burning with something intense, something all-consuming.
“Alright,” he breathes, leaning down so his lips are barely an inch from your ear. “Let’s see if you can handle me, baby.”
“Get on your knees for me.”
Your breath stutters at the command, a slow shiver rolling down your spine. You shift onto your hands and knees, the mattress dipping beneath you as you move. Chris hums in approval, his hands ghosting over the small of your back before trailing lower, squeezing just enough to make you arch into his touch.
“That’s my girl,” he murmurs, his voice rough, filled with something possessive. He takes his time, his fingers teasing at the hem of your shirt before slowly dragging it up over your body. The fabric pools around your shoulders before he tugs it off entirely, leaving you in nothing but the heat of his gaze.
Chris presses a kiss to your spine, slow and deliberate, his hands exploring every inch of newly exposed skin. He loves this, loves taking his time despite how desperate he is. His lips trail upward, following the curve of your back as his fingers work at the clasp of your bra, letting it slip away just as easily.
He groans softly, hands sliding up your sides, thumbs brushing over your ribs. “You won’t be able to handle this, ma.” His breath is warm against your skin, his voice thick.
You turn your head slightly, catching his dark gaze over your shoulder. “You really underestimate me.”
Chris doesn’t hesitate this time. His hands move lower, hooking into the waistband of your shorts, dragging them down inch by inch, making sure you feel every moment of it. He wants to savor this, wants you just as desperate as he is.
His own patience snaps as he rids himself of his clothes in a frenzy, the fabric tossed carelessly aside. He presses himself against you, the heat of his body overwhelming, his breath coming quicker. He grips your hips, his lips pressing against your shoulder before trailing up to the sensitive spot just below your ear.
“You look so good like this,” he murmurs, voice low and wrecked. “All mine.”
His hands roam over you, mapping every inch of your skin, his touch burning, claiming. Every movement, every whisper against your skin, pulls you deeper into him, into the intensity of the moment. He tilts your chin to the side, pressing his lips to yours in a heated kiss, fingers digging into your hips like he can’t bear to let go.
“You wanted to prove yourself, babygirl?” he rasps, dragging his lips over your jaw. “Then take me like a good girl and be completely silent.”
Chris takes his time sliding his boxers down, his movements slow, deliberate, as if he’s making sure you watch every second of it. He inches forward, slowly pushing himself in. Your forehead falls back against the pillows in front you, eyes fluttering shut.
He begins moving his hips back and forth slow at first, until he sucks in a breath, his grip harsh as he begins slamming into you at a vigorous pace. Your eyes roll back, your jaw dropping at the incredible feeling. The headboard starts rocking into the wall, leaving loud bangs that Chris has no doubt his brothers hear.
"Fucking take it." He groans between his teeth. Chris lifts his palm before landing a sharp smack on your ass, almost causing you to whimper. You bite your lip, trying your best to hold back your moans as his tip repeatedly hits your insides.
Chris picks up the pace again, pounding into you faster, silently hoping everyone would hear the sound of his skin slapping against your ass.
"Bet they can hear us, ma," he whispers, voice dripping with satisfaction. His grip on your hips tightens as he pulls you back to meet each thrust, the intensity making your fingers clench the sheets beneath you. The sound of his skin slapping against yours echoes through the room, shameless and unrelenting.
"Let 'em know who you belong to."You start to feel your orgasm build up, the knot in your stomach slowly tightening. Your walls tighten around Chris's dick as he moves in and out of your pussy, your moans getting harder and harder to hold back.You won't let him win.
"You still think you can take more?"
Chris growls, his grip on your hips tightening as he thrusts even deeper, testing your resolve.
"Because I'm not done with you yet."
Author's note: so ummm what do we think? I've never written smut before so this is probably ass but please let me know what you think and if I should write more
1. Admiring Your Talent
Chris is always in shock of your grace and your talent on the ice. He’s the type to show up at your practices (if you let him) or watch your performances from the sidelines when hes not supposed to. He will whisper “that was amazing” under his breath every time you land a difficult jump or a perfect spin. He’s incredibly supportive, and always gives you encouragement when you’re struggling with a routine.
2. Duo
While you're at practice, Chris loves to watch you. Afterwards you two enjoy cozy moments together, drinking hot chocolate or coffee in a nearby café although he doesnt drink coffee so he always has a pepsi. He’ll joke about how you skate on the ice better than he skates in the rink, but it’s clear he loves seeing you in your element. You both have this perfect dynamic where you get to teach him a few moves and he teaches you about the intensity of the hockey world.
3. Skating Together
Though Chris is a professional hockey player, he’s not quite as graceful as you on the ice. When you suggest skating together for fun, he’s all in. He may not have your technique, but he’s willing to hold your hand and try new things with you. He's better at going fast while you're better at being graceful. His balance is great, thanks to hockey, but he often ends up making you laugh when he falls in a attempt to do a jump or a spin.
4. Backstage Celebrations
After a successful competition, Chris is always the first one there to celebrate with you, even if he’s had a tough game. He’s proud of you...almost like a proud coach. He'll lift you off your feet in a big hug when you win or just be there to comfort you if it doesn't go as planned, reassuring you that every performance is a step closer to your goals.
5. Encouragement When You're Down
There are moments when the pressures of figure skating (injuries, difficult performances, self-doubt) can get to you, but Chris knows just what to say. He’ll remind you of your strength, often comparing you to one of his fellow hockey players who “fight through the pain.” He’ll say something like, “You’re as tough as anyone in my locker room, you can push through this.”
6. The Ultimate Date
For a perfect day, you and Chris will go to a local rink where he’ll take part in a (not so)friendly pick-up game of hockey with his friends, while you work on your figure skating routine. Then you’ll both go to a diner for a late-night dinner and laugh about how you both almost collided on the ice. It’s a mix of the worlds you both love, and he loves it because it gives him the chance to see you do your thing.
Word count: 1.5k Content: Suggestive (a little), fluff Status: "just friends" IDEA IS MY OWN
The air backstage was a mix of expensive perfume, hairspray, and high-stakes nerves. You were seconds away from stepping onto the stage for the next segment of the Miss Universe competition, wearing a breathtaking, crystal-studded gown that had been perfectly fitted. Every detail had been perfected—except for one very, very annoying problem. Your sash had decided to betray you.
"Chris!" You hissed, gripping the oversized white and gold sash that read Italy in elegant lettering. It was supposed to lay flawlessly across your body, but instead, one of the ends had come loose from the discreet pin securing it to your dress, leaving it to dangle awkwardly against your hip.
"It’s falling off! I can’t go out there like this!"
Chris, who had absolutely no business being in the backstage area but had somehow charmed his way in (or more likely, snuck past security) was standing there looking like the only guy in a sea of hairspray and sequins.
"Alright, lemme see," he said, stepping in way too close, fingers already reaching for the delicate fabric.
"Fix it," you whispered, panic rising in your throat. "Like, now."
Chrisnever the problem solver (and by problem solver, you meant troublemaker), nodded with all the confidence of a man who had absolutely no idea what he was doing.
"Easy. I got this."
And that’s when everything went to hell.
Instead of properly adjusting the pin, Chris accidentally tugged on the sash too hard, sending the entire thing slipping further down your body. You gasped, feeling the fabric pull at the delicate fastenings of your dress.
"Oh shit—hold on," Chris muttered, catching the sash before it could fall completely. His fingers scrambled against the fabric, and in his attempt to fix it, his knuckles brushed right against the side of your thigh, then a little higher, and then...
"Chris!" you yelped, gripping his wrist. "What are you even?!"
"I'm trying to pin this damn thing! Stay still!"
But before you could get him to stop, you both heard the unmistakable sound of someone clearing their throat.
Your biggest competition in the pageant, Celeste, stood a few feet away, arms crossed, a slow smirk stretching across her face.
"Well, well, well," she said, her voice dripping with fake politeness. "What exactly are you two doing back here?"
Your eyes widened in horror.Chris was still standing way too close, one hand gripping your sash and the other suspiciously low on your hip. From an outside perspective—and definitely from Celeste's point of view, it looked like he was either getting handsy or trying to undress you backstage.
"This isn’t..." You started, but Celeste cut you off with a knowing laugh.
"Oh, don’t mind me. You two can continue... whatever this is," she said, waving a manicured hand at you. "Just know that the cameras are everywhere."
Chris, instead of stepping back like a normal person, only made it worse.
"Ayo that sounds kinda accusatory. We got a problem, Miss Runner-Up?"Celeste's eyes flared at the dig, and you smacked Chris on the chest.
"Shut up," you hissed. "You’re making it worse."
Celeste hummed, tapping her chin in mock thought. "I don’t know… maybe the judges would find it interesting that one of the contestants is getting a little too friendly with an audience member before walking on stage."
Chris straightened up finally backing away, but the damage was done. The smirk on Celeste's face told you everything...she wanted this rumor to spread.
You groaned, yanking Chris by the wrist and dragging him toward a less crowded corner of the backstage area.
"Fix it. Now. Before I lose my mind."Chris let out a low whistle, giving you his signature lopsided grin. "Damn, didn’t know getting caught in a scandal was part of the pageant experience. Kinda fun, though."
You smacked his arm. "Shut up and fix my sash before I strangle you with it."
Finally, after a few more disastrous attempts (which included stabbing himself with the pin, almost ripping the sash completely, and more accidental hand placements that would definitely be misinterpreted), Chris managed to get it secured.
You let out a breath of relief, stepping back to admire his handiwork. "Alright, not bad," you admitted. "Now, let’s just pray nobody makes this a thing."
Chris leaned against the wall, watching as you got ready to step onto the stage. "Oh nah this is definitely gonna be a thing."
He gestured toward the nearby crew members, who were very obviously whispering and sneaking glances at you two.
You closed your eyes, mentally preparing yourself for the onslaught of online speculation that would undoubtedly follow. "I hate you."Chris just smirked. "Uh huh. Now go win that crown, princess."
You shot him a glare before stepping onto the stage, already bracing yourself for the chaos that awaited once the internet got a hold of this.As soon as you stepped onto the stage, the flashing lights and roaring applause should have drowned out every thought in your head.
You were trained for this—poised, graceful, every step deliberate. But all you could think about was Chris’s voice in your ear minutes ago, that stupid smirk on his face, and the way Celeste had looked at you like she had just won the competition without even stepping on stage.
You kept your smile intact, but your mind raced. Is this really going to be a thing?
The answer came quicker than you expected.
The second the segment ended, and you returned backstage, one of the other contestants, Sofi, practically pounced on you.
"Oh my God," she whisper-yelled, grabbing your arm. "What is going on with you and that guy?"
Your stomach dropped. "What?"
"You and Chris Sturniolo," she clarified, eyes wide with amusement. "People are talking. Someone caught a video of you two backstage, and it looks really—" She waved her hands, searching for the word. "Intimate."
Your jaw clenched. "It wasn't intimate."
Sofia wiggled her brows. "Tell that to the internet."
Your phone buzzed in your dressing room like it had personally committed a crime. Every notification—Twitter, Instagram, TikTok—was already blowing up with mentions, tagged posts, and blurry backstage footage.
ohhhh THIS is why Chris Sturniolo is at Miss Universe?? 👀
lmao they thought they were being sneaky??? babe the cameras are literally everywhere.
nah but the way he’s all up in her space like be honest…they been a thing???
You groaned, dropping your phone onto the vanity with a loud thud. Chris had officially turned your Miss Universe experience into a full-blown tabloid scandal.
And the worst part? You had a live press conference in less than an hour.
The press room was packed—journalists from every major entertainment outlet ready to dissect every moment of the competition so far. But you could already tell they weren’t just here for the usual pageant talk. The first question, from some gossip columnist in a bright pink blazer, confirmed your worst fear.
"So, Miss Italy," she started, her voice dripping with faux innocence. "Can you tell us a little bit about the… moment you shared backstage with Chris Sturniolo earlier tonight?"
The mic in your hand suddenly felt twenty pounds heavier. You forced a polite smile. "Oh, that? It was nothing. Just a wardrobe mishap, and he happened to be helping me fix it."
Another reporter cut in before you could breathe. "A very hands-on fix, no?"
The whole room chuckled, and you wanted to disintegrate.
"It was all taken out of context," you said carefully, keeping your tone light, casual. "Chris is a friend. That’s all."
As if summoned by your very words, your phone buzzed in your lap with a text from the menace himself.
Chris: damn, ‘a friend’? just a friend?
Chris: ur breakin my heart ma
You clenched your jaw, resisting the urge to scream.
The press conference finally moved on, and you made it through without further disaster, but the damage had been done. By the time you left the venue, the internet was already on fire.
And of course Chris was waiting for you outside.
Leaning against the car like he had zero responsibility for the media frenzy he just caused.
"You have no idea how much I wanna kill you right now," you greeted, shoving past him toward the passenger seat.
Chris chuckled, following you in. "C’mon, it’s kinda funny."
"You mean career-ruining?"
"Nah," he shrugged. "This is just free promo. People are obsessed with you now. I did you a favor.
"You turned to glare at him, but the smug, self-satisfied grin on his face made it impossible to take him seriously. "I hate you," you muttered for the second time that night.
Chris just leaned back, throwing an arm over the seat, his voice dripping with amusement.
"Love...hate...same thing."
And unfortunately, judging by the way your heart betrayed you in that moment—you weren’t entirely sure he was wrong.
Brunnette, green eyes, Italian and American and i only write about the sturniolo triplets
Music: Dominic Fike, Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Arctic Monkeys, Tyler The Creator, The Neighborhood, TV Girl, Clairo
Youtubers: Sturniolo Triplets, Kallmekris, Tara Yummy, Sam and Colby, Jake and Johnnie, etc
Shows: Stranger Things, Bluey, Bridgerton, WandaVision
Movies: 10 Things I Hate About You, Scream, Clueless
Likes: Light blue, Dr Pepper, pasta, stars
Dislikes: Slow walkers, Baby Shark, idiot drivers, etc
Chris stifled a yawn as he padded down the hallway, bleary-eyed and only half awake. The morning sun was already filtering through the blinds, casting stripes of golden light onto the hardwood floor. As he made his way into the living room, though, he stopped in his tracks.
There she was, leaning over the coffee table with a coffee mug in one hand, a pen in the other, scribbling something in her pink, sticker-covered planner.
Chris blinked a couple of times to make sure he wasn’t seeing things, but no—she was definitely wearing his favorite sweatshirt, the one with a subtle logo on the chest and a hole in the left cuff. Except now, it looked completely different.
The hem of the oversized hoodie hung just past her mid-thigh, and somehow, she’d managed to tuck the fabric at her waist so that it had a cute, cropped shape. Her hair was styled in her usual soft waves, a pastel pink bow clipped to one side, matching her cozy socks.
And, as always, she’d accessorized: a delicate bracelet on one wrist and a small chain necklace with a charm he’d given her on their last anniversary. His hoodie wasn’t just an old favorite anymore—it looked like it belonged to her.
Chris didn’t know whether to laugh, sigh, or tease her.“Morning, fashion thief,” he said, trying to keep a straight face as he leaned against the doorframe.
She looked up with a mischievous grin. “Oh, hi! You’re up early,” she replied, not missing a beat. “And what do you mean, thief? I don’t see your name on it.”
Chris raised an eyebrow and walked over, flopping onto the couch next to her.
“I don’t need my name on it—it’s mine. You’ve got an entire closet. How’d you end up in my stuff?”
She shrugged, brushing it off casually but with a little smirk tugging at her lips. “It’s comfy, plus it goes with my vibe.” She tugged at the hoodie with both hands, making it cinch at her waist in a way that made Chris’s heart flip a little. “Besides, it needed a little personality. You know—feminine touch.”
Chris chuckled, shaking his head. “You’re lucky it looks good on you,” he said, trying to sound unaffected.
“Lucky?” She leaned closer, tilting her head in mock suspicion. “Are you saying you wouldn’t wear it if it was pink and had bows on it?”
Chris rolled his eyes but couldn’t hold back a laugh. “I mean, I might. For the right person, maybe.” He pulled the hood over her head, tugging it lightly to mess up her hair.
She laughed, smoothing out her hair as she fixed him with a playful glare. “Alright, since you seem so attached to it, maybe I’ll just keep it forever.”
“Oh, really?” Chris leaned in, challenging her with a raised eyebrow. “You think you can pull off my style all the time?”
“Please,” she said, scoffing playfully. “I make your style look good. Honestly, you should be paying me for the upgrade.” She struck a dramatic pose, as if she were on a runway, making him laugh even harder.
Chris watched her for a moment, admiring how effortlessly she brought her own style to everything—even his old sweatshirt. There was something special about seeing her blend her world with his, making his things her own. And honestly, he loved it.
Chris grinned as she kept playfully twirling in his sweatshirt, striking overly dramatic poses that were so far from his usual laid-back style that he couldn’t help but laugh. She looked like a cute, rebellious version of herself, and he could see just how much fun she was having.
“Alright, Miss Fashionista,” he said, scooting closer on the couch and narrowing his eyes. “If you’re so good at making my clothes look ‘better,’ then I dare you to style a full outfit—head to toe—in my clothes.” She stopped mid-pose, an eyebrow raised. “Oh, you don’t think I’d do it?”
“Oh, I think you would,” Chris replied, a teasing spark in his eye. “I just don’t think you’d be able to pull off an entire outfit.”
“Challenge accepted.” She set down her coffee mug and folded her arms confidently, tilting her chin up. “Get ready, because I’m about to turn ‘grunge casual’ into something fabulous.” Chris leaned back, arms crossed, thoroughly entertained.
“Go for it. My closet is all yours.”A few minutes later, Chris was still lounging on the couch when he heard her rustling around in his bedroom. His closet wasn’t exactly a treasure trove of options—hoodies, oversized tees, a couple of flannels, and a few beanies—but he had a feeling she could make even the simplest pieces look good.
After some rummaging and the occasional giggle, she finally emerged.
Chris’s eyes widened as he took in the sight of her, now fully decked out in an outfit that was unmistakably his, but with a twist only she could pull off.
She’d layered one of his favorite oversized flannels over a plain white tee, which she’d tucked into a pair of shorts she’d found in his drawer (or maybe they were boxers—it was hard to tell).
She’d rolled the sleeves just slightly and even added a pair of mismatched socks to the look, one knee-high and one scrunched down to her ankle. A chain necklace he’d forgotten he even owned hung loosely around her neck, and she’d topped it all off with one of his beanies pulled snugly over her curls, though her pink bow still peeked out from underneath.
She stood in front of him, hands on her hips, giving a sassy little twirl. “What do you think? Rocking the Chris Sturniolo brand or what?”
Chris couldn’t help but laugh, shaking his head in disbelief. “I don’t even look that good in my own clothes,” he admitted, gesturing for her to do a spin. She obliged, grinning as she gave him a little twirl before flopping onto the couch beside him.
“You’re not so bad yourself,” she teased, nudging him with her elbow. “But see? This,” she gestured down at the outfit, “is what happens when you add a little personality.”
Chris shrugged, trying to play it cool even though he couldn’t help but be captivated by how cute she looked. “Yeah, alright, you got me. You actually make my clothes look like they belong on someone famous.”
She feigned offense, placing a hand on her chest. “Chris! Are you saying you’re not famous?”
“Oh, come on, you know what I mean,” he laughed, trying to hide how his cheeks were probably turning red.
“But seriously, you’re killing it. I think I might just let you keep this one,” he added, tugging at the hem of the flannel she was wearing.
“Oh, that’s so generous of you,” she said sarcastically. “But you know what? I think I might just have to keep all of these,” she teased, winking.
He shook his head, though his grin stayed plastered on his face.
“Fine, take ‘em all,” he said, pretending to sigh. “But on one condition.”
“Oh yeah? What’s that?”
“You have to wear this exact outfit next time we go out,” he said, his expression suddenly serious. “Like, full on, head-to-toe Chris Sturniolo.”
She gasped dramatically, playing along. “Are you asking me to step out in public like this? I don’t know if the world is ready.”
“Oh, I’m serious. The world needs to see this masterpiece.”She rolled her eyes, leaning back into the couch with a playful grin.
“No way. That would ruin my reputation and my ego. No offense but only you can go out in public and look hot as fuck dressed like Christopher Sturniolo.”
For a few quiet moments, they sat together in comfortable silence, her head on his shoulder as they both scrolled through their phones. Chris caught himself sneaking glances at her every now and then, still not quite over how she could take anything of his and make it look amazing.
Then she sighed, looking up at him with that mischievous sparkle back in her eyes. “You know,” she said, biting back a smile, “if you’re that into my style, maybe next time you should try wearing something of mine.”
Chris’s eyebrows shot up, and he immediately started to protest, but she just laughed, already planning out what she could make him wear.
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