Phillip Graves || Shadow Company

Bless His Heart, He Tried

Thank you Fallon for your continued support! Enjoy your reverse pick-me doll!

Graves never figured a new hire would end up one of his biggest screwups, but Dallas sure proved him wrong. Clean‑cut kid, spotless record, followed orders like scripture—right up until he set his sights on you, Graves’ right‑hand squad leader and partner. What could possibly go right when a rookie starts flirting with someone Graves already claimed in every way that mattered?

Cleanup on aisle two—blood and ego pending.

⚠️ Trigger Warnings:

Jealousy / Possessiveness

Emotional manipulation (from the pick-me character)

Stalking / Persistent unwanted attention

Power imbalance / Workplace tension

Verbal boundary violations

Aggressive flirtation despite an established relationship

Implied threat of violence

Military/paramilitary setting

Mentions of blood and graphic violence (implied)

Emotional tension / Psychological stress

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Dallas Reeve walked into Shadow Company like he already owned a piece of it.

Ex-Navy SEAL, top of his class. Ran black ops in Kandahar, provided private security for a Saudi royal’s teenage son, even did a brief stint with Cerberus Group—though Graves noted how quick Dallas had been to dismiss that part of his résumé, like it was a scratch on a showroom truck. On paper, the guy was spotless. Polished boots, not a single hiccup in his service record. Spoke five languages, had sniper quals, could run logistics and breach a doorframe with the same damn smile. Graves read the file three times before he called him in.

Charisma like that made men useful. Or dangerous.

The first few months, Dallas was a solid asset—quick to learn protocols, respected the chain of command, showed no signs of friction. Shadow Company didn’t tolerate dead weight or hero complexes. But what really sold Graves on keeping him long-term was how Dallas handled his first assignment: field tr