ghost: have you ever seen a psychic? witch: do you believe in heaven? black cat: favorite urban legend? bats: are you superstitious? coffin: have you ever had a paranormal experience? cauldron: strangest dream (or nightmare) you’ve had? wizard: do you believe in aliens? enchanted: what fictional character scares you most? haunt: do you believe in haunted objects? spells: do you believe in magic? graveyard: do you believe any conspiracy theories? if so, which ones? potion: favorite horror movie? full moon: do you believe in reincarnation? vampire: are you afraid of death? pumpkin: do you believe in ghosts? midnight: last horror move that you’ve watched? skeleton: what is your biggest fear? crystal ball: when is a time you got caught? magic: have you had any near-death experiences? raven: favorite fairytale? ouija: have you ever played with a ouija board? fangs: favorite poem?
Good morning, my little pumpkins – let`s get to know each other!
I’m sorry for the weird formatting, I couldn’t get the HTML to cooperate with me.
Tate Langdon:
▪Do your homework and chores
▪No self-harm
▪If you have to leave the house, tell Daddy where you’re going, who you’re going to be with, what you’re doing, and for how long
▪If someone hurts you, always tell Daddy
Kit Walker:
▪Remember to use your manners
▪No bad words
▪Always go to bed on time, unless you have special permission to stay up later
▪Always finish your vegetables
▪Let him know if and when something is bothering you
Kyle Spencer:
▪Don’t mess with Daddy’s electronics (phone/computer) without supervision
▪Always brush your teeth and wash your face before bed
▪If in school, turn your assignments in on time and study for tests
▪Try to have breakfast every morning, even if it’s something small
Jimmy Darling:
▪Be honest if you’ve broken a rule
▪Take a bath every night before bed
▪Tell Daddy if he’s done anything to hurt your feelings
▪You are never to skip more than one meal a day
James March:
▪Daddy must approve of your outfit before you go out
▪No bad words
▪Always get enough sleep
▪Don’t bother Daddy when he’s working
▪If you have to leave the hotel, tell Daddy everything – where you’re going, what you’re doing, how long you’ll be gone, who you’ll be with
Rory Monahan:
▪Always hold Daddy’s hand when crossing the street
▪If you broke a rule, always tell Daddy
▪No phone after bedtime
▪Kiss or tell Daddy goodnight every night before bed
Kai Anderson:
▪You belong to Daddy and no one else
▪Always be honest, about everything
▪Respect yourself and your body
▪Never deliberately harm yourself
▪Never touch yourself – only Daddy can touch you like that
▪No teasing Daddy
Obviously not all of these rules, if broken, will result in a punishment that doesn’t come from a natural cause and effect, but these are some rules I imagine them having for their littles. I tried not to repeat myself too much, but I know these are pretty generic, and I’m sorry.
A/N: This was supposed to be a collaboration based on a couple of headcanons [see here and here], but shit fell through, so it ended up being a solo project. It’s been a long time since the first part was written, so I’m sorry if it doesn’t flow the same later in. I’m also sorry that it’s so short and has sort of an abrupt end.
Title credit: “As Long As He Needs Me” by Georgia Brown
Most people who looked at Kai only bothered to see what rested on the surface. They merely glanced his way and noted the grungy blue hair, they noticed how unstable his temper was, paid attention to how smoothly the words rolled from his silver tongue. Even those who knew him never cared enough to peer further, to find out what lie just underneath the mask.
And that was fair, for the simple fact that Kai had designed his mask not to be lifted. No one was supposed to be capable of peeking just under the edge, it had been created to be almost like a permanent fixture on his personality; a shroud that must never be removed, must never reveal what it kept hidden from the world.
My Type is Homicidal 