This BARELY fits I apologize !!! flower prompts
jealous!spencer x fem!reader
Of all of her talents, of which she has many, this might be one of Spencer’s least favorite.
She’s wearing a shirt he’s never seen before, a shiny metallic-looking thing that hugs the curve of her waist, and even from the distance he is, he can see the flirt in her tempting grin. She offers her attention and gaze to a bartender they need information from, and she is excellent at it.
She flirts with him sometimes. It’s different with him, Spencer knows. She reads his favorite books, and reviews them with careful, intentional brushes of her fingers when she hands them back to him. She wears his favorite color and the brooch he’d gotten her from a vintage shop.
But not like this.
Here, she circles the rim of a martini glass with a manicured finger, painted lips curved into a siren’s smile that could lure the most level-headed sailor to his knees.
The bartender brushes her hand, and Spencer- he’s not used to jealousy, to the sick sense of anger he has brewing in him when someone else touched her.
It’s not fair to say she’s his girl, but also, fuck this, she is. Because Spencer knows the game that they’ve been playing. He’s not sure it actually is jealousy. Because he would do more, than that man. If she stood in front of him with that look on her face, he would do far more than touch her hand.
“You okay, pretty boy?” Morgan snickers at him, but also, no. Because that guy has got to stop touching her, seriously, what could he even be saying at this point that would be worth this-
“The unsub was here 3 weeks ago,” he hears her voice suddenly, having trekked her way over to them in a few quick strokes, “Also, I hate men.”
A swell of pride wells in his chest, mixed with heady relief. He feels a sense of possessiveness that he has no right to.
“Not including boy-genius here, right?”
“Shut up,” Spencer says, not bothering to look at him, reaching out to grip her waist, a roar of possessiveness in his ears like a ringing, “Are you alright?”
Her gaze softens, melting like a pad of butter into a warm glance of affection, and something slots into place. He’s closer than he’s been before, touching more, and it’s almost easy to ignore they’re in a seedy bar trying to catch a murderer.
“I’m totally fine, Spence. Happy to be back with my real man.”