Posted originally on the Archive_of_Our_Own at https://archiveofourown.org/
works/770114.
  Rating:
      Explicit
  Archive Warning:
      Graphic_Depictions_Of_Violence, Underage
  Category:
      F/M
  Fandom:
      Hannibal_(TV)
  Relationship:
      Abigail_Hobbs/Hannibal_Lecter
  Character:
      Will_Graham
  Additional Tags:
      Cannibalism, Serial_Killers, Knifeplay
  Stats:
      Published: 2013-04-22 Words: 636
****** Folie Simultanée ******
by TrekFaerie
Summary
     A madness shared by two.
Notes
See the end of the work for notes
Of all the people in the world she could share her secret with, Abigail is glad
it's Dr. Lecter. She likes him. She likes him a lot.
She likes it when he cooks for her, and how he had tried to convince her that
it was just pork, really, before he indulged her with one of his rare little
smiles and let her in on the secret. She likes it when she's invited along to
dinner parties, so she can watch doctors and lawyers and hapless FBI
consultants eat human flesh and ask for seconds. After a few dinners she starts
to realize how much she likes it. It's a special kind of like, the kind that
makes you cross your legs and shiver, the kind that makes you realize how
handsome he looks with a knife in his hand...
One day she corners him in his office and asks him to fuck her. Just one more
little secret.
A good magician never reveals his secrets, but he lets her watch as he works,
lets her listen, tag along. He admits that she's actually a boon in some
situations; people are far more trusting of him with his little "niece" in tow.
She realizes one day that she's in the same role everyone had accused her of
being in with her father, and she cries. It's the last time she cries until the
day she dies.
She's a good student. She learns fast. That boy in the woods soon isn't her
only kill.
There are times where she forgets herself and mouths off, either to Will or Dr.
Lecter himself, and if there's one thing she's learned about Lecter, it's that
he can't abide rudeness.
He slaps her-- once, and only once, since they both learned during that
incident that apparently Abigail's natural response to being hit is to take his
letter opener off his desk and stab it into his shoulder. He never does it
again. (They tell Will that he had a rather unfortunate fall, and he buys it.)
Instead, he just sits her on his desk, pulls her shirt up and, with all the
calmness in the world, presses his knife against her belly until little
rivulets of blood stain the waistband of her jeans, soak down to her underwear.
He does this while he whispers in her ear, tells her about the epidemic of
rudeness, how rude her little friend was, and how he won't make any exceptions,
even for her, especially for her. She comes in her jeans.
(Will notices the marks when her shirt rides up, and asks if she wants to talk
about it. She just says she's been having a hard time lately. He buys it. He
sends her to Dr. Lecter more often.)
Will always buys it. She doesn't understand why someone so smart seems so blind
to everything around him-- but, love is blind, isn't it? Love blinded her to
her father's misdeeds; love blinds Will to their true natures. She starts to
distrust love in all its forms, and is thankful that Lecter will never love
her, and that she will never love anyone again.
Hannibal doesn't take or ask for his pleasure; he prefers to give it, likes
watching her unravel, likes being the one to do it. He never pushes, and never
denies a whim, and though she's the one riding him into the mattress or pushing
his head down as she sits on the counter, she doesn't doubt for a second that
he's the one in control. In power. Her teacher.
One day, Will is going to learn everything. About the bodies. About what he's
been eating. One day all the little secrets will fall out, one by one.
One day she'll realize she loves him. And she'll cry one last time.
End Notes
     ahahahaahhahahahahahhahaha
      
     forgive me father for i have sinned it has been many years since my
     last confession
Please drop_by_the_archive_and_comment to let the author know if you enjoyed
their work!