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A glimpse into the past

The cowboy had been pretty busy already with the summer heat and taking care of the critters. He had been running around keeping waters full, spraying the ground to keep the dust down and keeping animals cool. Jeremiah was keeping himself pretty busy, no time for rut as he sucked on the supressents that were kept in his back pocket. His white button up was undone to his sternum, sleeves rolled up as his hat sat pushed back on his head. His hair was a little messy, sweaty as he kept it pulled back in a pony tail.

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Skinny dipping in the dark

April 10th 2026


Friday. And the first real full week after rut had finally finished.


Jeremiah had caught up on any chores he might have let slip despite his diligence all month, finished his supply runs and signed off any last minute paperwork he had left. It wasn’t really all that much but he wasn’t the kind of man to let his work pile up when he was capable of getting it done. By the time he had finished the sun had started to sink below the rocky hillsides and tree littered mountains that surrounded the area they called home, casting a soft pink glow to the sky as nightfall began to creep in. It was nice, he liked it.


He had been avoiding swimming like he wanted to though just because of how strong his scent was, there was an almost 100% chance that he would be sought out…


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May 02

“That tends to happen when you work with animals all day and don’t have powers to aid in your work.” Giving a small laugh he shrugged before pulling his hair back over his shoulder. “I wouldn’t mind it though if we could find a good time, new experiences would be nice after oh… Shit 110 years give or take?”


As soon as the soft cream colored robes split open and dropped the cowboy could feel his heart in his throat. Sure yes he prefered men and masculine bodies, but the thoughts that came to mind were far from sexual as he watched the fabric drop and the being saunter into the water. The hands that sculpted their form had taken their time and created something that had him starstruck. There were no words, just the parting of his lips as they descended. As the blush flooded his cheeks once more, spreading to the tip of his nose and out to the tips of ears, he cleared his throat and offered a hand.


“You’ll have to forgive me, I seemed to have left my manners with my clothes.” Jeremiah chuckled as he walked back a little ways, sinking himself deeper into the water once more but not going too far. “You’re um… you’re real pretty today if you don’t mind the compliment. Not that you ain’t every day-“


Scratching the back of his neck, his tail immediately went to wrap down his leg.


“Right heh, mind the fish they can get a little nippy sometimes. Seems they have gotten used to having someone in the water with them now and then.”

Mending - Sister Lydia & Jeremiah

An oddity. That is what the request came as, passing through the ranks of busy tailors into her hands. Not papal robes with the odd popped seam or even a loose button of a coat. No. The clothes in a neat pile upon her smooth oak desk were western. Chaps. Like a cowboy she’d read about in books, or seen in movies, gun in holster and hat secure riding their horse through a dusty desert against the sunset. Compared to the black robes and dusty halls. She considered it an adventure in truth. Satan knew she needed it. Her back did too.


Not that Lydia did not enjoy her place here. No. She was blessed to have it for all her office looked stuck in the 1800s, with creaky furniture to match. Yet she neglected to venture much outwith it. Only her, the clothes, her needles and collection of vinyls…


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Mar 13

Oh that was amusing to the cowboy. She really well and truly didn’t know and as the realization hit her he couldn’t help the small chuckle that escaped him. Not everyone was so lucky to learn this before it became an awkward situation, or they found themselves being flirted with by a ghoul.


“Well, some yes. Depends on the ghoul, how experienced they are, how active they are and if they partaje in the season or not. I know a good few who aren’t bothered one bit by it, they have a habit of dealing with their problem. ‘Nd theres a couple who are afraid of partaking so they tend to jump into the meds or hidin away from the others.” His arms dropped from the crossed position they had taken over his chest, hands coming to rest on his belt. “I personally take meds most of the time so I don’t bother most of y’all when you come around. I know I can get pretty insufferable myself, but makes it a hell of a lot more fun when I’m breakin colts and then like.”


Anyone who stuck around during rut when he was breaking colts, or doing any sort of his heavy riding days knew he got into it more enthusiastically. His voice could be heard from across the grounds, fangs gritted and ego inflated as he held on longer than everyone else. His stamina was what made him such an issue, that and his strength. Jeremiah could sit until they bucked out themselves…

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There’s room here for the lonely

It had been a good start to the year, busy but when wasn’t it up here at the ranch. After his run in with the angel, there’d been someone sitting on the back of his mind as he worked. Like hell was he going to try and get their attention again, especially if they had their own work to do down here. But even just catching a glimpse of them on the edge of the forest, or around the animals brought a quiet smile that didn’t seem to fade. At the moment it could really just be infatuation, nothing more than a harmless crush. The old cowboy didn’t believe in the fairytale of love at first sight, and a hook up during rut did not equate romance. Good lord did the heavenly creature send the warm and fuzzies through his chest though…


After a good long day of throwing hay,…


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Leather, dust, and feathers

"Alright. You said I had one more today before lunch, yeah?" Came the voice from the head of the ranch, leaned back as he did up the buckle of his black leather chaps. "Should just be Specters Lost Bride, the little grey mare that came in from Vegas?"


"Yes, sir, Bride is all ready for you in the round pen. We have the old Tex roping saddle and bucking rolls set up on her and the D ring, so if she doesn't blow, you should be good." Jubilee hummed, looking over the ghoul as he adjusted the chaps on his hips before he walked out of the barn towards the pens. "Did you have lunch plans?


"Not exactly, probably run down and get something to eat and step out before someone distracts me." Pulling off the black hat he was wearing, he set it on the little viewing bench he…


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Feb 12

“Oh now, quit that.” He scolded playfully. “We ain’t gonna whine at me cause I have to move sweetheart, I ain’t got powers like the others to help me out around here.”


Helping keep his body supported, his free hand went to work cleaning up the space between them. For someone with working hands, they moved with a feather like delicacy across and around their bodies. There were no accidental scratches, no awkward bumps, just a tender touch as he carefully wiped away their combined created mess. Two sides of the ghoul, both equally visible in how he carried himself and handled others.


“Now, you’ll have to forgive me if this is too forward er… heh. But I know my hands will be back soon and unless you have plans elsewhere, maybe you’d like to come up stairs with me? I won’t be expected for another hour atleast…” Looking back up slowly, he held his breath as he half expected to be told no. A few strands of wavy walnut brown hair fell into his face, softening his asking gaze.

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