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synopsis ୭ ˚. ᵎᵎ nanami accidentally finds your small, anxious-but-sincere vlogs and quietly falls for you through the screen. and when you meet, he becomes a gentle, faceless presence behind the camera—helping you grow, and loving you all the while.
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nanami doesn’t really use youtube. it’s too loud, too cluttered, too full of people trying too hard. he’s more of a quiet reader or podcast listener—he likes his content slow and thoughtful. but sometimes, during quiet lunch breaks or sleepless nights, he finds himself scrolling, searching for something simple to fill the silence.
the first time he sees your face, he skips the video. it’s nothing personal. the thumbnail just seems… ordinary. a soft smile, a blurry background of what looks like a street food stall, and a simple title: “trying something new today (๑•́‿•̀๑)”. he doesn’t think much of it.
but youtube, in all its persistence, keeps putting you in his recommendations.
every few days, your face reappears. new title. new blurry background. another small smile. there’s something oddly comforting about it, even if he hasn’t clicked yet. eventually, curiosity wins. one night, half-asleep and curled up on his couch, he taps on a thumbnail without thinking.
the video is quiet. not silent, but there’s no obnoxious background music or jump cuts. just you. talking a little nervously to the camera, explaining how you’ve never tried this kind of food before, how it makes you anxious to eat alone in public but you’re doing it anyway, for yourself. you pause a lot. laugh at yourself. your editing is minimal—sometimes you just leave long clips in where you sit there silently, debating the next bite.
and nanami… stays.
he doesn’t mean to. he thinks he’ll just let the video play in the background while he dozes off. but he finds himself watching. then clicking on another one. and another. you talk to the camera like it’s a friend. you say things like “i know no one’s really watching this, but…” and “this was scary for me, but i’m proud of myself anyway.”
there’s no performance. no show. just you, trying. trying to live a little braver. trying to make the world a little softer for yourself. and even though your videos have only a few thousand views at most, and a comment section with maybe ten or twenty kind words, nanami can tell you read every single one. you reply with gratitude and sincerity. you sign your replies with hearts and “thank you for watching!!” even when someone just says “nice vid :)”.
he doesn’t comment for a long time. he watches quietly, always late at night, a silent companion to your small adventures. his favorite video becomes one where you try to bike through a park trail you’ve never been on before. the camera shakes the entire time, the sky is gray, and you end up getting rained on halfway through. soaked and breathless, you laugh and say, “this was a disaster. but i don’t regret it.” and something about that sticks in his chest.
he comments on a video one day. it’s short, awkwardly formal:
“i admire your courage to keep stepping outside your comfort zone. thank you for sharing.”
a few hours later, you reply.
“thank you so much!!! i get really nervous about posting sometimes so this means a lot ;; i’m trying my best!! ♡”
nanami reads that reply more times than he’d like to admit.
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he doesn’t think he’ll ever meet you. you feel like a little glowing orb in his private world. something precious that lives on his phone, just a click away, not real, not tangible.
but then, he’s at a weekend market. the kind of place you’d probably vlog, actually. he’s just there to buy fresh bread, enjoy the quiet, maybe grab a coffee. he’s walking past a stand selling handmade keychains when he hears a familiar voice.
soft. a little unsure. asking for the price of something.
he turns.
and you’re there.
you look just like your videos—maybe a little shorter, bundled in a cardigan despite the warmth, your bag too big for your frame, holding a small camera that’s not even recording. your hair’s a little messy. your eyes bright, darting around nervously. you’re alone.
and suddenly, nanami is nervous in a way he hasn’t been in years.
he debates not saying anything. he could let this pass. keep you as a digital secret. but then you glance in his direction, and smile—just polite, a brief flicker of recognition for another passerby—and nanami finds himself stepping forward before his brain catches up.
“…excuse me,” he says, and your eyes widen a little.
“yes?” you ask, voice soft.
“i’ve… watched your videos,” he says, and you freeze for a second. “they mean a lot to me.”
you blink. your mouth opens a little in surprise, then closes. and then you smile.
“really?” you say, a little breathless. “you… you actually watch them?”
“yes,” he says simply. “i think you’re brave.”
your hand flies up to your mouth, eyes darting away. “oh my god,” you mumble. “that’s—thank you. that’s so nice. i didn’t think anyone recognized me. my channel’s tiny.”
“doesn’t change the impact,” he says, and it’s honest. the way he always is.
you talk for a while after that. awkwardly at first—your nerves, his reserved nature—but slowly, something soft and lovely builds in the air between you. you laugh a lot, mostly just nervous. he listens a lot, mostly because that’s just the way he is. he tells you his name is kento. you tell him you were scared to even leave the house today, but you’re glad you did. he smiles.
before you part ways, you ask, very shyly, if he’d be okay with you filming just a little. not his face, of course—just his voice, his presence. he agrees.
that night, a new video goes up.
“a tiny adventure at the weekend market ✿ i made a new friend today…”
nanami watches it from his bed, and when his offscreen voice appears—gentle, amused, offering to carry your bag for you—his heart does something strange in his chest.
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the first time nanami appears in a vlog, it’s his hand passing you a coffee.
you call him “a friend i made recently,” and giggle when he corrects your pronunciation of a pastry. he’s never shown — not fully. a shoulder here. the back of his head. your viewers are very curious. you just smile, almost bashful, and say, “he’s camera-shy, but he’s very sweet.”
you start mentioning him more in your vlogs. he’s still off-screen, but you’ll glance his way and smile. say something like “he helped me set this up,” or “he picked this place,” or just “he’s here with me.”
you don’t have to say his name. he stays a faceless figure in your videos. your viewers start to notice something more.
you never confirm anything. you just smile, cheeks pink, and say, “he’s really sweet. i’m lucky.”
nanami doesn’t need the spotlight. he’s happy to carry your bag, offer a steady hand when you’re nervous, and hold the camera when you want to capture something new. he’s happy to be the one encouraging you behind the scenes, whispering that you’re doing great when you doubt yourself.
you film together more and more. he goes with you to bookstores, little food stalls, quiet museums. he carries your tripod. holds your coat. gives you gentle encouragement when you freeze up in public and smile too hard when it’s over.
he falls in love with you quietly. over time. he doesn’t say it at first. he lets it bloom through little gestures — buying the tea you liked, learning how to edit videos just to help you with cuts, leaving voice notes when you’re too anxious to leave the house. he listens. he supports. he stays.
and he’s happiest when, in a quiet clip near the end of a video, you look off-camera and say, “i think i’m a little less scared of the world lately.”
he squeezes your hand off-screen. you smile at the touch.
and your viewers never hear the softest part—how, when the camera stops recording, you lean into his side and whisper, “thank you for finding me.”
nanami, who never believed in fate or chance or algorithms, just kisses your cheek and replies, “thank you for being found.”

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༊*·˚ Sienna 20s | she/her | jjk writer | not taking requests
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suguru geto:
strangers | long-fic (ceo husband!suguru)
lust for life | mini-series (exes to lovers)
when the unwavered man breaks | one-shot (fix it fic)
choso kamo:
skin deep | mini-series (step bro!choso)
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walk him like a dog! | (brother's best friend!naoya)
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‘till death do us part
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cheating on his girlfriend with you !
you know it’s wrong to fuck your childhood best friend, especially when he has a girlfriend, but with the way his cock is impaling your tight hole right now, all logic leaves your brain as you’re reduced to a dumb, cockdrunk slut who’s slurring words together and begging for more.
“shit, your pussy’s so tight, baby… should���ve done this sooner..”, he grunts, to which you can only reply with moans and strings of incoherent babbles, like “uh huh, uh huh—! love your cock so muccchhhh…
you’ve been in love with him forever, but he seems to have never noticed. in fear of losing your friendship, you ultimately decided not to say anything, but it absolutely killed you when he got a girlfriend.
although tonight, he was surprised to find you in your home, crying while whining about how much you want him, and considering how he’s been getting so annoyed of his girlfriend, it doesn’t take much effort for him to rip your clothes off and stretch you out on his dick. truthfully, he’s always loved you as well, but he just never knew how to bring it up.
which is how you ended in your current predicament, or rather, position. he’s got your legs folded up to your chest, cock pistoling in and out of you at a rough pace as he watches the way his dick forms a bulge in your stomach, groaning at the mere sight of your tiny hole being all fucked open by him. you’ve came so much already, and he’s so pent up that he’s been going at it for what feels like eternity.
“gonna break up with her, i swear… i swear baby… you’re so much better than her, pussy’s so warm… just wanna stay inside forever— mm, you want that? fffucckk, needed you for so long..” he pants, rambling on and on as he loses himself in the feeling of your warm cunt wrapped around him, your walls fluttering and twitching as you squeeze him so well.
whenever he fucks his girlfriend, it’s a huge risk because he almost, always, moans your name before he stops himself just in time. he really only cums when he closes his eyes and thinks of how you would look, taking him in your mouth or squirming while he pounds you and makes you take everything. when she’s asleep afterwards, he gets hard again thinking of you and how pretty you are. it’s a chore to even engage in intimacy with his girlfriend, because he feels nothing for her and everything for you, and it pisses him off to no extent when the girl underneath him is her and not you. so now that he’s finally got you, the one he’s been in love with for years, he doesn’t plan on letting go.
“ ‘m so full,” eyes rolling back as you whine. “feels so good—! so deep.. can’t—!”
he slams into you harder. “god, been wanting this pussy for years.. came inside her while thinking it was you taking all my cum, thought about you while fucking my fist.”
“huh—! me?” you sob, barely able to speak. “then why— why’d you stay with her?”
“.. didn’t think you wanted me.”
“i always wanted you!” you whimper. “thought about you while touching myself.. wanted to feel you inside me so bad..”
he mutters, “yeah? had to fuck her in the dark to pretend it was you.”
“i didn’t— didn’t know! hnghhh.. ‘s not fair.. should’ve been me taking all your cum.. not her.. only want you to fuck me on your cock—! don’t want you filling anybody else up, only me..”
“yeah, baby?” he whispers. “don’t worry— shit— ‘m gonna fill you up so much, okay? you want that?”
you hastily nod your head, tears spilling down your cheeks. “please, please—! need it, wanna feel you fill me up, have it leaking ‘cus it’s too much..”
“want me to fix it, huh? shit… don’t worry, okay? gonna stuff this pretty pussy until all that pain goes away..”
his thrusts are rough and start getting more sloppy, until he finally cums, burying himself in you and filling you up just as he promised. he’s panting, groaning while your pussy clenches around him as ropes of hot, thick cum fill you up. he whines, loud and voice cracking as he whimpers “fuck, i love you— i love you, baby i love you..”
you’re in such a daze, feeling him pumping his cum endlessly into you. in fact, the both of you are so messed up and drunk on each other right now that you don’t even realize the way his phone lights up with text messages from his girlfriend, asking him where he is, to please come home, and that she loves him.
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୨୧ ― The playground falls silent when Sukuna's shadow darkens the entrance.
Six foot four of raw muscle and barely contained violence, his black fitted shirt strained against broad shoulders. Scarred knuckles told stories of shattered jaws and walls alike. The tattoos that snake up his arms and across his face, ancient markings that ward away anyone foolish enough to cross him. Three prison stints. Fourteen confirmed hospitalizations of those who dared cross his path. And whispers… dark, unsettling rumors, of bodies that were never found.
But, cradled against his chest -those same hands that have crushed windpipes- holds his little girl, five years old with eyes just like his. She clutches her plastic watering can painted with daisies, her other hand firmly gripping Sukuna’s shirt like she’s taming a beast.
"Down Papa! My flowers are thirsty!!" she demands, completely unfazed by her father whose mere presence makes grown men piss themselves…
"Tch. Such a brat, just like your mother." Sukuna growls, the same tone that makes other parents clutch their kids a little tighter when he walks by, but the girl laughs and squeals with delight as he swings her around and sets her down.
The other parents keep their distance, their fear of Sukuna quite palpable, fueled by the whispers that cling to his name like a curse. But they watch- oh how they watch. Their eyes following him, as if expecting him to do something to prove the rumors true. Sukuna notices, a cruel smile splitting his face, revealing teeth, "What're you looking at?" he snarls at a gawking teenager, who stumbles backward in terror.
Their fear amuses him, but their opinions? Worthless.
He doesn’t care what they think, doesn’t care what they say.
He isn’t here for them anyway. He’s here for one reason, to make sure no one’s foolish enough to lay a hand on his little girl. If anyone dares, if anyone is stupid enough to try, they’ll see it firsthand. They’ll realize the stories don’t even scratch the surface. He’ll show them exactly why they should fear him- why calling him a monster is an insult to what he truly is.
"Papa! Look!" his little girl holds up a tiny daisy, "This one's for you! It's a gift, from me to you." She smiles at him, her eyes sparkling and full of love, as if he doesn’t scare the shit out of everyone else.
His face, usually frozen in a permanent scowl, softens imperceptibly, "Put it back in the ground, kid. Flowers need to grow..."
"Nooo," she pouts, "Mama gave me more seeds to plant and this one told me it wants to be with you!" She reaches up, impossibly small hand extended.
"Stubborn little-," he mutters as he crouches down, allowing her to tuck the flower behind his ear.
"See, now you're pretty just like the garden and mama!" She beams at him, her arms spread wide in a dramatic gesture of pride.
For a split second his eyes widen, surprised at the words coming out of her mouth. Pretty? Him? "I'm not pretty…" he growls, but doesn't remove the flower.
"You are to me," she says softly before wrapping her little arms around his neck, squeezing him tight and kissing him on his tatted cheek, "I love you, Papa."
Sukuna feels his heart skip a beat, then two, his throat tightening as the words leave his little brats lips. He can't bring himself to say it back- not here… He can't form the words he desperately wants to say…
Instead, his rough hands wrap around her, one hand on the back of her head, the other pressing her into his shoulder, "Yeah yeah…" His grip is gentle, almost tentative, like she might disappear if he squeezes too hard, "Me too…"
He feels her lips curl into a smile against him, and it's the only answer he needs. She understands, just like you do, the way he shows his love instead of saying it.
"C'mon," he ruffles her hair, "your mother will have my ass if I don't get us home." He takes her hand, fingers engulfing hers.
"Don't worry, Papa, the flowers will protect us!!"
As they walk home, her tiny hand disappearing in his massive one, Sukuna still wears the bloom behind his ear. A passing man stares a bit too long for Sukuna’s liking and receives a glare promising slow, creative violence if he doesn't look away immediately.
But his daughter just swings their joined hands, chattering about which seeds she'll plant next, completely unafraid of the monster whose reputation makes hardened criminals wake in cold sweats.
She is his one weakness, though he'd gut anyone who suggested it.
And he is her guardian- her hero, and she reminds him daily.
The fearsome Sukuna, brought to his knees by a little girl who talks to flowers.
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୨୧ kento slapping your ass a little too hard. mlist
your generous husband, was a man of restraint, but he knew you liked things a little wilder than his usual measured approach.
tonight without warning, just to see that spark, you were on your knees, ass up, face pressed into the pillows as nanami plunged into you from behind, his thick cock stretching you with each deep thrust. “you’re taking me so well, sweetheart,” he murmured. “fuck, kento,” you gasped, your hands clutching the sheets, your body rocking back to meet his thrusts.
without warning, his hand came down hard on your ass, a sharp, stinging slap that echoed in the room, the force was more than you expected, nanami, ever unaware of his own strength, had misjudged. a yelp escaped your lips, and your eyes stung with involuntary tears, the pain mingling with the pleasure in a way that left you reeling.
he froze mid thrust, his cock still buried inside you, his hand hovering as if unsure what to do. “shit,” he muttered, his voice dropping with guilt. “sweetheart, i didn’t mean to hit that hard.” you turned your head, blinking back tears, your cheeks flushed from both the sting and embarrassment.
“kento, what the hell?” you whined, your voice shaky but not entirely angry. “you trying to kill me?” he pulled out slowly, his hands gentle now as he turned you over to face him. “i'm sorry,” he said, his eyes soft with concern. “got carried away, you okay?” you pouted, still feeling the burn on your skin.
“it hurt, you big oaf.” he chuckled, and leaned down to kiss your forehead. “big oaf, huh? guess i deserve that.” his hands slid to your ass, soothing the tender spot with soft, careful strokes. “lemme make it up to you.”
“you better,” you muttered, he pressed a kiss to your shoulder, then your neck, his lips lingering as he murmured, he smirked as he flipped you onto your back, spreading your thighs. “how’s this for an apology?” he slid back into you, slower this time, his thrusts deep but controlled, his eyes locked on yours as he moved.
“better,” you gasped, your body arching into him. “but you’re still on thin ice.” he laughed, leaning down to kiss you, his cock hitting just right. “thin ice, huh? guess i'll have to fuck my way off it.”
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you always knew you had a thing for older men.
It wasn’t just the salt-and-pepper stubble or the slow, practiced way they carried themselves. it was the stillness. the grounded energy. the calm. like nothing could touch them. like they’d been through hell and came back clean, sharper for it.
nanami kento was the embodiment of that.
you weren’t supposed to end up in his bed. it started with drinks after a shared mission, a conversation that lingered longer than expected. you were tipsy. he wasn’t. and yet he watched you like you were a puzzle worth solving. carefully, patiently, without a single wasted glance.
you’d had sex before. enough to know what you liked. enough to know that most guys your age didn’t really care about what that was. they rushed. they fumbled. Some were sweet, but rarely satisfying. even the slightly older ones, 25, 26, still had the attention span of a squirrel and the emotional intelligence of a wet sock.
but nanami?
nanami touched you like he’d studied you. like he had time. like he didn’t need to prove anything because he already knew he could ruin you. and would. he took off your clothes like unwrapping a gift he’d waited patiently to open. every touch was intentional. every kiss a quiet promise.
you thought you were prepared.
you weren’t.
his mouth on your neck, your chest, between your legs. devastating. the kind of slow burn that made you forget your name, arching into him with a gasp so raw you almost felt embarrassed. until you looked up and saw the way he was watching you. focused. like he needed to see what he did to you..
you expected him to be good. he was older, refined, deliberate in everything he did. from the way he sipped his whiskey to the way he looked at you, like he could read every need you hadn’t voiced. But this?
this was beyond anything your imagination had dared to stretch toward.
you're on your back, legs spread and trembling over Nanami’s shoulders, body pinned to the mattress like you were meant to be there. like he built this exact moment out of patience and control and years of knowing exactly what he was doing.
his cock stretches you open with a slow, thick thrust that makes your spine arch off the bed. he’s not fast. not frantic. he moves like a man who knows he doesn’t have to rush, because you’re already falling apart under him.
“good girl,” he murmurs, voice low and steady, as if he’s rewarding you for every helpless sound you make. “you can take it. i’ve got you.”
and you do. you take him. inch by devastating inch. because you can’t not. he fills you in a way no one else ever has. deep. heavy. the kind of depth that forces a raw, gasping whine from your throat with every stroke.
your nails claw weakly at his forearms, the only parts of him you can reach in this position. he’s got you folded open, helpless, a mess of sweat and slick and trembling limbs beneath him. his hips grind slow, controlled, like he’s studying how each angle wrecks you.
“too much?” he asks, and it’s maddening how composed he sounds while you’re unraveling like silk in his hands.
you try to answer, but nothing comes out but a high-pitched, wrecked little moan. your head tilts back. eyes flutter shut. brain static.
he leans in closer, the weight of him pressing into you deliciously, lips grazing your jaw. “words, sweetheart.”
you manage a shaky, whined: “don’t stop. please. don’t stop.”
his lips curve into the faintest smirk against your cheek, and suddenly his thrusts get deeper. not harder. not faster. just…more intentional. perfectly timed to make you feel every ridge, every drag of him against that sensitive spot inside you that makes your thighs shake.
your vision goes blurry. your mouth drops open in a silent gasp. And then it happens: Your brain short-circuits.
everything goes white-hot, your body locking around him with a desperate cry you barely hear. your climax rips through you with a sharp, clenching heat that leaves you breathless and boneless, twitching beneath him as he fucks you through it with devastating care.
“beautiful,” he breathes, watching you crumble.
you’re too far gone to even feel embarrassed at how wrecked you sound. you’re crying a little overstimulated, completely taken, the term “fucked dumb” no longer a meme, but a diagnosis.
he slows down. pulls out just enough to let you breathe, but not leave. his hands slide down your thighs, soothing, grounding.
and then, without warning, he’s back inside you. slower this time. softer. but it still hurts, in the way pleasure hurts when you’ve already come once and your nerves are still singing. you whimper, and he kisses your shoulder.
“i know, i know,” he whispers. “just one more. you can do one more.”
you don't know if you're nodding or crying, but it doesn’t matter. he keeps praising you, guiding you back to that high again with practiced care and relentless control. and when you finally collapse beneath him, thighs shaking, tears wet on your cheeks, he kisses you like you’re something fragile he’s honored to break.
he doesn’t leave right after.
he wraps you in a warm, damp towel and carries you to the bath. cleans you gently. makes you tea. sits beside you as your body catches up with your soul.
and when he says, “you’re safe,” you believe him.
and you realized then: you’d never be able to go back.
how could you? to twenty-something-year-old men who needed validation, who didn’t know what to do with a woman who needed to be held, not just touched? who didn’t understand the ache that came from deeper wounds. wounds that wanted comfort, not conquest?
nanami wasn’t just good in bed.
he understood. he moved with restraint, with precision. the kind of man who didn’t need to be loud to leave a mark.
you looked up at him. his calm, unreadable expression softened only by the way his thumb brushed over your hip. and it hit you:
you weren’t just ruined for boys.
you were recalibrated.
no one else would ever compare.
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when the unwavered man breaks one-shot

pairing: suguru x f!reader
synopsis: a story in which suguru decided to call you after seeing what was going on in the village he was investigating and how the worst day of his life also became one of the best. a fix-it fic. /// sfw
It’s nearly midnight and Suguru’s just now coming through the door, closing it and locking it as gently as he can, not wanting to wake you or the girls.
Yet, the light from the kitchen is still on, meaning…
“You’re late,” you murmur, peeking your head through the archway. The little smile on your face is all he needs to know that you’re not angry, maybe even looking forward to what new story he has to share today.
“M’sorry, sweetheart,” he hums as he walks over to you, pulling you into his arms and greeting you with a soft kiss. “Missed you.”
“Missed you too,” you say before giving him another. And another. And another, because you missed him more. “Please tell me you didn’t stop by the convenience store to pick up dinner.”
“No,” he chuckles, “not this time.” The last time he did, you scolded him and reminded him there was food at home, food that was actually good for him.
“Good,” you all but chirp out before leading him into the kitchen and warming up a plate for him.
He’s quiet during those first ten minutes, not only savoring his meal but savoring the time he gets to spend with you. Not that he doesn’t, but he enjoys moments like this, the ones where it’s just the two of you and everything’s still for once. Ever since the girls came into your lives, the only times he’ll get to experience it is in the early mornings and late nights.
It’s grounding, reassuring— he’ll ask if he’s doing enough and you’ll say yes, you tell him all the worries you have for the future and he smoothes them over by reminding you that you are enough. The words are usually shared over a hot cup of coffee or a glass of red wine, like tonight.
“What are you being so modest for honey?” he faintly smiles and begins to tease you all while patting his lap, “come here.”
With one last sip, you get up and settle yourself on his lap, soaking in the smell of fresh linen and a faint whiff of smoke. You don’t know how he does it— a career stressful than most yet he comes home seemingly untouched, like he never left the house to begin with.
He presses a soft kiss on your shoulder before resting his chin on it, taking one last deep breath that finally settles him as well.
“A student almost defected today,” he breathes out, you don’t respond and let him speak at his own pace. “...It took 2 hours of me and Nanami trying to talk him out of it.”
Knowing he was that close at one point too was jarring, it was like looking at his 18 year old self in the eyes.
“He broke down in the end, started saying he couldn’t go on like this, that he couldn’t imagine a future for himself.”
He takes another deep breath and clears his throat. You nuzzle your face into the crook of his neck, thinking about how close to home it must’ve hit.
“That poor kid,” you murmur. It brings you back to the time when Suguru himself struggled— the weight loss, the dark circles that couldn’t just be fixed with a full night's rest.
It’s still fresh in your mind— the day he called you sobbing.
You couldn’t make out what he was saying, all you heard were the words prisoners and that he couldn’t take it anymore. Two hours later, you found yourself kneeling before your boyfriend who was sitting just outside the village with his head in his hands.
“...Suguru?” you reached for his wrists, pulling them down so he’d finally look at you. He didn’t put up much of a fight, soon you were met with red, strained eyes. “What happened?”
“I’m so fuckin’ sick of them,” he whispered through a clenched jaw— then his voice cracks, “I wish they'd all just die already.”
And then it all clicked. Suguru wasn’t talking about curses, he was talking about humans. The normal civilians he spent years taking pride in protecting. It made your stomach twist, how he had gone that long without saying anything, even after all the times you asked since the star plasma vessel incident.
Watching the way the world crushed his soul in that moment tugged at yours. There was nothing you could say at the time, you knew that he meant it, every single word. All you could do was wrap your arms around him and feel his tears slowly stain your uniform, all while holding back your own because it was your turn to be strong that day.
After some time of just holding him in silence, you found yourself standing before what was almost Suguru’s final straw— two little girls, beaten and starved, locked in a cell.
There was no getting through to those villagers. You insisted that the problem they had wasn’t their fault, just as the exhausted sorcerer had done, but they didn’t let up. They wouldn’t even let you take them at first, not until you lied and said you’d be taking them to a place where they’d be “properly handled.”
It wasn’t until the three of you got back to the car, far away from the ears of those that lived in the village, when you told them they were finally safe— that the place you were talking about was a place where they’d have beds and warm food.
“Where’s Suguru?” you asked Principle Yaga, who was leaning against the car while waiting for you to get back.
He nodded his head towards the backseat of the car. It was a relief, he wouldn’t let you go back there alone at first, it took a little bit of persuasion from you and the principal to get him to go in and calm down.
“Are these the little troublemakers?” Yaga asked, smiling for once.
The girls stood beside you as they wearily looked up at the intimidating man. One held your hand tightly, the other one had her arms completely wrapped around your leg.
“Mhm,” you couldn’t help but smile, “this is Mimiko and this is Nanako.”
Suguru didn’t even realize you were back until Yaga opened the door. At first he just stared in disbelief, mainly over the fact that you were able to get them out of there without a scratch. He also had a gut feeling that there’d be no prying you out of those girls' hands from the way they held on to you, which also meant he was going to be taking care of them from now on— he was going to be a dad, a very young one at that.
“Scoot over, babe,” you said, still smiling from ear to ear.
Despite still being in a slight state of shock, he did what he was told. Nanako, the one who was holding your hand, warmed up to Suguru pretty quick and ended up sitting on his lap during the ride back home. Mimiko continued to cling on to you like a koala, but ended up warming up to Suguru too during the car ride after watching her sister talk his ear off. It was the first time in a while he looked truly happy.
You two were still so young, but you knew what you wanted.
A month after taking the girls in, the four of you had moved into a little apartment that was close to the school. Two years later, you moved into the home you’re in today— a spacious one that allowed the girls to run around and take back the years they missed as children.
“I told him about everything I went through,” he says, holding you a little tighter, “how I wouldn’t have you or the girls, or the rest of the students, if I gave in that day.”
“Is that what made him finally calm down?”
He suppresses a laugh, “no, he thought I didn’t get it. It wasn’t until after telling him about the failed mission when he finally realized I wasn’t just spouting some peace and love bullshit.”
“At least you guys did it,” you say, “I’m sorry you had to tell that story again, I know how much you hate having to remember it, let alone tell it.”
“It’s alright,” he mutters, taking another sip of wine, “didn’t hurt this time.”
You look at him and run your fingers across his jaw, “no?”
“No,” he repeats himself, as if he was shocked to hear the words coming out of his mouth too. “I still hate that it happened, but it ended up saving someone.”
“You did,” you hum, “who do you think was more stressed out, you and Nanami, or Yaga when we came to get you?”
“Yaga,” he chuckles at the memory of his younger self pacing back and forth, threatening to kill the whole village after you went to see the girls, rendering the stoic principal completely speechless for once in his life. “No amount of apologizing will make that man forget that day.”
“Oh, I know,” you laugh with him, before pausing for a moment— thinking about the last few years. They haven’t been perfect, but you’ve been happy throughout all of it, you and Suguru both. “Crazy to think one of your worst days also ended up being one of your best.”
“I know,” he sighs, “m’so glad I called you that day. I couldn’t even imagine a life without the three of you.”
Just when he’s about to press a kiss on your head, you two hear shuffling and pause. Then there’s the long, drawn out sigh that Suguru swears she got from you.
“Aren't you supposed to be asleep right now?” Suguru asks.
Mimiko scoffs at him, “weren’t you supposed to be home hours ago?”
“You’re right princess, my bad,” he chuckles, she got the attitude from you too.
“I’m serious dad,” she frowns, “you said you’d read us a bedtime story tonight.”
You get up from his lap and make your way to the fridge to grab some milk to warm up for her, all while she continues to scold him.
“I know, I know,” he pulls her in for a hug, “I’m sorry I missed it. One of my students was having a really bad day, me and Uncle Nanami had to stay with him until he got better.”
“Is he okay now?”
“Yeah,” he hums, "sometimes all you need is to talk about what’s wrong and for someone to listen and care.”
“Here you go honey,” you hand the girl her cup.
The rest of the night's spent on the couch talking about whatever comes to mind. The upcoming talent show at the girls’ school. The cookies that Suguru plans on baking with the girls this weekend. The cake they should probably bake as well since Satoru’s coming over with Megumi and Tsumiki next week.
Mimiko quietly leans against her father throughout all of it, slowly dozing off from the comfort your voices give off. The little snore that eventually escapes her makes you both grow quiet, appreciating that little moment of stillness once again.
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You didn't like the palace of the king of curses.
It wasn't because of the big garden with flowers you have never seen before, it wasn't because of the library with books you could only have dreamed of touching when you still lived in your home village.
It wasn't even the big intimidating king who was always scowling.
"There she is again. The king's new whore."
You didn't like the palace because of the maids who were constantly gossiping.
Every morning at precisely 5 am you were woken up by the sound of your door opening and the almost extra heavy steps of one of the maids. The maid would always start cleaning loudly at that ungodly hour and leave the curtains and door open when they leave. As they clean, they would always ignore you, never acknowledging your whining and groaning.
If it was just the lost sleep you wouldn't think they had something against you. Maybe it was just common here?
Wrong. Very wrong.
It wasn't common to be watched whenever you left your 'chambers'. It wasn't common to be glared at in the hallway. It wasn't common to wake up to torn clothes in your closet. And you really hoped it wasn't common to find tiny shards in your food.
It started with just whispering about you in the first week you were here. But over the last two months you felt the growing dread, growing hate towards you.
After you wore a kimono dress more oftenly, you would find it in shreds the next morning. And every snack that was brought to you was reflecting in different colors when the sun touched them.
Last week Sukuna had ordered you to eat with him. And as you felt their piercing glares you knew they were fuming.
"How do you think he will get rid of her when he gets bored?" Giggling. And of course they didn't care anymore if you heard what they said about you. Because they knew by now you wouldn't run to Sukuna about it.
Why? You didn't know. Maybe it was your sick masochistic pride which refused to ask that man for help. You would never admit it but somewhere deep in you, you didn't want him to see you as weak. Which he probably already did, but that was off the point. You didn't want him to see you scared because of some unspoken threats.
And today would be no different. Even if you could hear them talking about how you must be crazy in bed for their king to be so patient with you. But oh, were they wrong. Truth was, you didn't share anything intimate with the king.
You were just a gift for him from your village, someone he just kept around because he could. Well, that was your theory. Nobody knew what the king was really thinking.
"Oh, he will rip her apart for sure! Or maybe just slice her in two..."
That was enough of that for the day. Like always you skipped the rest of lunch, fleeing with light and quick steps out of that unbearable room. Maybe you had a sick masochistic pride, but even that had its limits.
At times like these you went into the library. They weren't allowed in there. The books there kept you warm and safe, away from the glances and whispers. Books about the world, countries you have never heard before. How could you, if you had never had seen so many books in one place?
Back in your village you would have called all these things meaningless. What about some other place on the other side of the earth? As if it would ever be important for you. But right now? It was nice to focus on something so meaningless. Maybe it was the relaxation. Probably it was the sleep deprivation. Who could blame you for falling asleep between these books?
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"Wake up." If you were back at your village you would have complained about this kind of waking up. But after the last two months it almost seemed gentle.
"Hmmmm?" you whined while keeping your eyes shut. You just wanted to sleep.
"I said wake up." You groaned while rubbing your eyes and slowly sitting up. Opening them to look into these red ones. Red eyes, crimson red eyes.
Annoyed, Sukuna sat down on the opposite side of the table you had layed your head on. Only now you realized how high the table was built, built specific for him to work on.
"I don't like it to be kept waiting." he leaned back in his chair. "I thought I made it clear to dine with you-"
"It's already dinner time?" you straightened your posture, your right cheek feeling hot from the laying on top of the book. Your eyes still felt heavy but you tried your hardest to keep them open.
"Was. It's already much past it in fact. I had to search for a long time to find you."
You looked outside of one of the big windows in the library, seeing the moon standing high in the nightsky. You rubbed your eyes, while a small yawn escaped. "I'm sorry, my lord, I fell asleep."
He scoffed. "I could see that. What I'm asking myself is why? Aren't you sleeping well?"
And of course you couldn't just keep your mouth shut like you had wanted. No, you scoffed too and narrowed your eyes as you thought about them. "Oh, but of course I do."
There was a tense silence after that, you didn't know what but something shifted in the atmosphere. Sukuna's eyes had suddenly something dark in them. "Elaborate."
You gaped but stayed silent. He didn't question, he demanded an explanation. But there was still your pride.
"Just neck problems, you know." you lowered your gaze onto the books you had read before falling asleep. Why the hell did you read about ants?
"Really?" his voice suddenly seemed so low. "Do you think you need a new sleeping place?"
As you looked at him, Sukuna had that strange glint in his eyes, the atmosphere more tense out of sudden.
"Oh, it's not that bad, don't worry." you muttered quietly, trying to ignore his intense stare.
"Well it's certainly not nothing if you oversleep dinner."
This wasn't going anywhere. You tried to lift your gaze just a bit, trying to see what his expression was, but you were immediately met with his red eyes making you advert your look.
The silence was awkward.
It wasn't like the king and you were constantly talking. Normally there would also be a silence in the room when you would dine. But that silence was different. Then he would be content with just your company, no fancy topics needed.
But right now he demanded an explanation. And you were to stubborn to give him it.
You looked at your book again just hoping he would drop it. Making it a battle of stubbornness, which others would laugh at, but was between the two of you more often than normal.
Hmmm...
Ants don't have ears. Instead of hearing through auditory canals, ants "hear" by feeling vibrations in the ground. Special sensors on their feet and on their knees help ants interpret signals from their surroundings. They also use their antennae and the hairs on their body to feel around while foraging for food.
Who would have known?
"Are you gonna drop the antics and just tell me what's going on?" he was annoyed and probably rightfully so, but you were too deep into it now.
"Don't know what you are talking about."
He let out a small groan and stood up. Making his way around the table to stand behind you. And for the first time since you were picked up from your village he was so close you could feel his warmth. He was leaning down behind you. His voice speaking into your right ear from behind.
"If you want to play this game then so be it. But I always find out. And if you keep sleeping so badly, well..."
You could hear his smirk. "Then I just have to make personally sure you sleep well."
With that he left. Left the room. And left you with a embarrassing warmth in your cheeks and tummy and cool ant facts.

@csolya @neuvilletteswife4ever @unaaasz
Hehe this was sitting in my drafts over six months, sryy (but I finished it on my birthday sooo)
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the Kiyoko Shimizu aesthetic.
.ᐟ ୨ৎ . ` ★ ─ ⌗ Karasuno's manager.







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woke up thinking about ceo!sukuna
suggestive, mdni, not proofread
word count: 723
ceo!sukuna who despite being a take no shit, mean, borderline psychotic asshole - he has a real soft spot for his sweet, quiet new personal assistant
ceo!sukuna who employees notice will start speaking a little kinder (he’s just not calling them a profanity) whenever you’re within earshot
ceo!sukuna who actually cares what you think of him. sometimes he catches himself changing a tie to a color he knows you like or trying his best not to call gojo an idiot when he messes one little thing up.
ceo!sukuna who shamelessly stares at you and remembers every little meticulous detail about you
“good morning sukuna!”
“did you change your perfume?”
you stare at him for a beat, you’ve barely walked into his office.
“… i tried a new one today, yes?” you try to hide the surprise in your voice.
“i like it,” he gruffly says and you don’t miss how his nose is pointed in your direction trying to pull more of your perfume his way.
ceo!sukuna who took three months to ask you out and masked it in a “professional”, “friendly” way
“we have that meeting in london on friday,” you say, ignoring the way he’s staring at the side of your blushing face.
“have you been?”
“no, first time.”
he turns his head to look out the window of the town car are you guys are in. the city lights making his sculpted face look soft and kissable.
“i know a place we could go for dinner,” his right hand nervously run down this right thigh - a foreign sight. “if you want to go with me”
“oh? just us two or..?”
“we’re networking, don’t make it weird brat,” you don’t miss the softness in the way he says brat and you just nod. turning your head to look out the window and hide your grin.
ceo!sukuna who takes you to that restaurant and literally orders everything off the menu
“sukuna, this too much..”
“what? you said you’ve never been.”
ceo!sukuna who becomes quite touchy at dinner: he pulls your chair towards him stating:
“you’re too far. you should try this rosemary tart here” you have one to left of you - much closer than his.
ceo!sukuna who lets his hand linger on your bare thigh and feels every single sensation a man could feel after touching a woman he likes and take to bed, i mean wants to keep a professional and friendly relationship because she files papers so well and whatever else she does
ceo!sukuna who is surprised when you’re the one who kisses him first. you guys standing outside your hotel room and you think he looks so pretty and dinner was great and you’re a little tipsy and his lips aren’t in their usual scowl (even then you’ll kiss him) but there’s a soft grin and he just looks so kissable
ceo!sukuna who deepens the kiss, his strong hands pulling your waist towards his warm body
ceo!sukuna who feels like a teenage boy about to ‘score’ when he hears your soft moan and your fumbling fingers looking for your hotel key - never taking your lips off his
ceo!sukuna who is a self proclaimed selfish lover but this night but this night he puts you first in every way, over and over again, until you forget your own name.
ceo!sukuna who usually leaves after a hook up with any other woman, but your soft sleepy eyes and your hair tickling his shoulder as your head lays on him keeps him stuck there. and surprise surprise, he gets the best sleep of his life this night
ceo!sukuna who is not a fan of sharing a bed with anyone but after your night in london he is a changed man
“what’s that?” you ask, your stomach doing little flips at the way he’s staring at you. he has a key in his hand, along with some papers he needs to give you.
“a key,”
“to the copier room? i have on-“
“no woman, to my apartment.”
“oh? i don’t clean houses sukuna. im not a maid on top of a per-“
“shut up and take the damn key. be there before i get home,” he walks away dropping the key on your desk and you try your hardest to not squeal.
before he makes it completely into his office he looks over his shoulder, “you should bring clothes for work tomorrow. oh, and that perfume I like…”
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౨ৎ Love Letters Written by Lana ౨ৎ

A series of Jujutsu Kaisen one shots titled and inspired
By Lana Del Rey.
౨ৎ St Tropez Party Girl | Gojo Satoru x Reader
You’re a party girl, every summer for the past four years you’ve been in St Tropez. A club, a bar you name it, you’re there. Whether you’re alone or with your girlfriends. Nothing will stop you from partying. You’re not interested in being in relationships. You have little flings here and there but you’re here for a good time not a long one.
౨ৎ More Coming Soon…
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NOT GOOD ENOUGH! — TOJI FUSHIGURO
SYNOPSIS...after child birth, you don’t feel or look the same as before, brining on new insecurities and anger stirring within yourself
INFO...husband!toji x fem!reader, angst with a happy ending, mentions of child birth, weight gain, stretch marks, feeling ugly, body checking, just very insecure and upset reader, slight jealousy, toji being there for you, not proofread
OTHER...likes and reblogs are appreciated
toji notices how quiet you are when you both arrive back home from Shiu’s birthday party. You didn’t say a word to him on the drive back home and you aren’t speaking to him now that you walked through the door. All you do is head straight to your shared bedroom, heels clicking against the floor. He can’t understand what’s wrong, he’s trying his hardest to piece together what may have went wrong tonight but nothing comes to mind. He was hoping that this night out would be fun and special considering it’s the first time you guys have had alone time since giving birth to Megumi almost a year ago now.
But that frown on your face and the silent treatment makes a pit settle in his stomach because this isn’t you. He follows you to the bedroom where you’re sitting, turned away from him, taking your heels off. “Can we talk?” He breaks the silence, leaning against the wooden door.
“Not right now.” You clear your throat, avoiding any eye contact with him as you throw your shoes in the mess that is your closet. “Can you get out? I need to change.” You’re snatching clothes out the dresser, your tone flat and bored.
“Get out? You always change in front of me—”
“Just get out, Toji!” You walk over to the bedroom door, slamming it in his face and locking it. He stands there, confused.
But behind closed doors, you cautiously remove your dress that you’ve been so excited to wear for months now. Except, it didn’t look how you expected it to. The whole night, the moment you put it on, it just didn’t seem to look right. Your arms had extra fat, your stomach was chubby and everytime you sat down you could feel it hang over your underwear, and your thighs were squeezing against the fabric. But it wasn’t just the dress, it was everything. For weeks and weeks you’ve been feeling like absolute garbage, reminiscing over how you used to look before child birth. The dark circles were new, you the stretch marks on your stomach and thighs that seemed like they’d never go away. The brittleness of your hair, and your mood swings that had you questioning if you’re overreacting or not.
You felt ugly. That’s it. Inside and out. The way you looked and how you acted towards toji and yourself, it wasn’t you. And you would never blame your son over this, no, he was the most precious baby ever, and you loved him with all your heart. You just wish you’d had started taking care of yourself sooner. When you look in the mirror, you’re reminded that your husband can do so much better, thinking of all the attractive women that were trying to talk to him today at the party. You couldn’t help but compare yourself, how much better looking they were and how full of life they looked. Maybe he would enjoy someone younger and happier, instead of having to come home to a miserable, insecure wife who wouldn’t even let her own husband touch her.
You frowned, tears welling up in your eyes as you stared at yourself, the palm of your hand running over your stomach, feeling the loose skin. Your eyes drifted to your sagging breasts, thinking of how they only look good in a supported bra now. Tears. All you felt were the tears streaming down your cheeks, slipping on your baggy shirt and pants to hide each and every bad thing you thought about yourself.
“Mama, open the door. Are you crying?” Toji called from behind the door, twisting the handle back and forth like it would somehow magically unlock.
“I-I’m fine! I’m still getting dressed!” You wiped your tears, a weak attempt at hiding your feelings.
“Bullshit. Open the door, tell me what’s going on with you. Y/n, I swear I’ll break this damn door down. Please, open it.” You shuffled your feet across the floor, unlocking the door for him. He immediately stepped through, concerned eyes scanning over you. “Mama, what happened? What’s going on with you, hm?” He cupped your face, searching your glossy eyes.
You immediately broke, clutching onto him as you sobbed into his chest. “I’m sorry, Toji,” you hiccuped. His arms held you close, wrapping his warmth around you.
“Shh, shh. You got nothing to apologize for.” He kissed the top of your head, caressing his hand up and down your back. “Talk to me.” You shake your head, finding it embarrassing to even talk about, but he doesn’t take no for an answer. He cups your face again and forces you to look at him, wiping your tears away. “Did I do something?” He questions.
“No, no,” you sniffle. “I just…I don’t know how to explain it without feeling stupid.” It frustrates you to your core, having all these bottled up feelings inside of you but finding it so difficult to explain. It’s overwhelming, every single bit of it.
“You’re not stupid. Come here, sit down and talk with me.” He holds your shaking hand while guiding you to the bed, both of you sitting on the edge as you attempt to catch your breath.
“Tonight, I was excited to spend some alone time with you. I got dressed and did my makeup and hair, but…I didn’t feel comfortable or pretty or anything. I haven’t been feeling like that for a good while now, Toji.” Your voice cracks, hot tears brimming your eyes once more. “I look at myself and see how much weight I’ve gained, my stomach, arms, thighs, everything! And I hate it! I hate looking at myself because it makes me so angry and ugly. So, I get jealous and insecure when I see other women near you. Like tonight.” Your lip quivers, hiding your face in your hands. “And I’m sorry I took it out on you,” your voice breaks through the sobs, vision blurry. “I’m sorry that I’m not better.”
“What the fuck are you talking about, Mama? Better? You’re already fucking perfect.” He sits up. “Look at me.” And you hesitantly do so, frowning, your eyes puffy and red. “I don’t care about anyone else but you and our son. Our son that you gave life to, birthed him from your own body. You’re fucking incredible for that. So, no, I don’t give a damn about your weight or stretch marks or anything else your pretty little head is making you overthink about.” He grabs your hand, pressing a kiss to your knuckles.
“Toji…” you trail off. His words only make you more emotional, his reassurance providing you comfort and security.
“You’re beautiful no matter what. I married you. You didn’t marry me. I wanted you the second I laid eyes on you, mama, are you kidding?” He chuckles, making you smile in response. “See, there’s that smile.”
“Stop.” You stifle a laugh, covering your face with your hand.
“Never. You’re stuck with me. You’re stuck with me forever. I signed up for forever, okay? We could be all old and wrinkly together and I’ll still think you’re the most beautiful woman in this world. So, baby, please don’t beat yourself up because you don’t look like some fake ass super model or some random girl you see on the street. From the tips of your toes, to the top of your head, you’re all mine.” He presses a kiss to your cheek, then another and then another, before attacking you with kisses. “I’m so in love with you and so attracted to everything you do, you make it hard not to give you another baby. So incredibly sexy.”
“Toji!” You gasp in shock, laughing at him. “You horndog!”
“Can you blame me, huh?” You kisses your neck. “Seriously, mama, I apologize. I’m sorry that I didn’t realize sooner that you were going through this.” He holds you, pulling you beside him as he lays down.
“It’s not your fault. I’m sorry I didn’t talk to you, and explain my feelings. I thought it was something that would go away on its own—”
“I don’t wanna hear any more apologies from that mouth of yours. Next time, just speak to me. Pull me aside, vent to me, cry in my arms. I’d rather you do that than feel like this ever again. I should’ve been more attentive to you.” The pad of thumb brushes over your knuckles.
“I love you, Toji.” You snuggle into him, basking in his warmth. “Thank you.” He knew just how to make you laugh, how to take all those bad thoughts away and lock them up. You should’ve never hesitated to come to him, he’s always been there for you since day one.
“I love you more.” He presses a kiss to your forehead. “We still have the whole night to ourselves, let’s not waste it.”
“Oh, can we order some chinese? I’ve kinda been craving crab rangoon.” You raise brow at Toji.
He smirks. “Go and get the menu.”
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mama's day... again? gojo satoru
fluff ‐ parents au. ₊˚⊹ ᰔ non sorcerers au, slice of life, mom!reader, unnamed 5 and 2yo sons, 8-month-old daughter. a little late, i knoooow u.u
i remember getting this idea back in november, and i can't believe it's been over six months since i started posting these ( ˊo̴̶̷̤ ̫ o̴̶̷̤ˋ)
little sunshines au
it's a no-school day.
it's the weekend.
so, your eldest can't help but groan when satoru shakes him awake. he's allowed to sleep more on no-school days. why is their dad waking them up so early!?
"guys, c'mon. it's mama's day," your husband's hushed words and beaming smile are met with identical mini copies of his own features, their scowling little faces only making him grin wider.
"again?" your toddler's blue eyes seem to burn a hole through satoru's forehead. "when's mochi day?"
"soon."
"when?"
satoru closes his eyes and breathes in. it's too early for him to lose his cool, and he can't have the kids start the day with tears. not today.
"after mama's day. so, if you want your gifts, you have to help papa."
the two boys happily follow after their dad like baby ducklings.
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there's a rustle followed by incoherent mumbling—incoherent to others, at least.
because to the trained ear of a mother, it's clear how your son mumbles a string of c'mon, c'mon, c'mon in distress.
your eyes open just in time as your toddler knocks over the candle on your bedside table, struggling with the flower bouquet (which is considerably bigger than him).
"hey, you."
it takes almost ten minutes for your husband to realize he's missing a little duckling, rushing to look for his whereabouts once he remembers he has two sons, not one.
"mochi," he whisper-shouts, stressed out already. he enters your shared bedroom, looking at the floor for that white tuft of hair crawled somewhere under the furniture. "mochi, what's taking you– oh, no."
drapped on top of you, gently held in your arms, lies your son as he tells you about mochi day.
"–gifts and fishies, mama!"
you chuckle at his enthusiasm, basking in the warmth of the duvet and your toddler nuzzled in your arms, the familiar baby scent still lingering on his skin.
"hey," your husband nervously interrupts, walking further into the room until he's right next to your side of the bed. "good morning, gorgeous."
his kiss on your lips is short and adoring, his lips pulling up into a gentle smile.
"i caught you guys," you can't help but smile cheekily at his failed attempt to surprise you. "where are my other two babies? you better not left them unsupervised–"
"no, 'course not. be right back! you–" he grabs your toddler from your arms. "–are coming with me."
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a few minutes later, the door of your bedroom opens, and your baby girl walks in with the help of her dad.
"oh my– is that my sweet little baby?"
your coos earn you an excited squeal from your daughter as soon as her eyes notice you. your husband gently holds her hands as she walks towards you, stumbling over her tiny feet before satoru lifts her up and settles her on the bed with you.
right behind him is your toddler.
"for you, mama."
you take the small box from his hands, ready to bring him up on the bed with you, "thank you, baby."
"hold the kisses. there's more, remember?" satoru reminds your son, and he nods, rushing out of the room before you can even demand a kiss on the cheek.
your two boys walk back in carrying a gift bag—a huge one. after a brief struggle to place it on the bed, both boys huff heavily before smiling proudly at each other.
"what do you say?" satoru tries to give your youngest son a cue, which he obviously misses.
"thank you!"
you can't help but chuckle at his proud little grin, his older brother shaking his head next to him.
"no, mochi. the other thing." your son corrects his baby brother.
"happy birthday?"
"happy mother's day, my angel."
both your husband and son give up, sighing as the toddler now looks confused and utterly lost.
satoru swiftly launches each kid onto the bed before joining as well, needing the cuddles after a hectic morning.
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planting evidence in street racer! sukuna's car
Sukuna’s car has always been untouchable—immaculate, brutal, fast. The kind of machine that mirrors him: sharp edges, no softness, no room for anyone else.
Until you.
Now there’s lip gloss in the cupholder and a scrunchie looped around his gear shift like some kind of silk flag staked in his territory. You started leaving little things behind, quietly, like you were planting evidence. Gum wrappers, a clip from your hair, even your iced coffee straw one day—left right in the side door pocket.
You expected him to toss it all back at you. Maybe with a grunt. Maybe with an eye roll and a muttered “keep your shit out of my car.”
But he didn’t.
He kept them there. Because you and Sukuna… you weren’t dating. No one had asked. There was no talk, no label. Just a long night that turned into a few more, then a pattern.
You, on the other hand, are more strategic. Conniving, even.
You don’t ask to be his girl. You don’t cling. You just leave marks. Subtle things. Things a hookup wouldn’t ever have time to leave behind. So that maybe—just maybe—if someone else ever got in the passenger seat, they’d know instantly: they’re not the first, and they’re definitely not the only one who rides here.
But no one else has. Sukuna hasn’t touched another girl since the first night he had you spread out across his sheets—back arched, lips parted, absolutely wrecked from round four. You were limp and glowing in the aftermath, falling asleep on his chest like you belonged there. And maybe you did.
He hadn’t cared to look at anyone else since.
That car used to be built for speed, for control, for the kind of thrill that made his blood rush. It was never about comfort.
But now? It’s starting to literally feel like a second bedroom. Like an extension of you—your perfume clinging to the seatbelt, a receipt from your favorite café crumpled in the passenger door, your earrings slipped into the little tray under the dash.
The backseat holds the imprint of your body, the curve of your hips pressed into the leather, a reminder of all the times he’s fucked you in his car—your legs spread wide as he drove you to the edge with each brutal, deep thrust.
Even the front, where your hand wraps around his arm as his fingers make you come undone, hitting a spot that drives you wild in ways only he knows, still carries the unmistakable mark that this seat—this car—belongs to someone else.
So when Sukuna rolls into the garage late one night—hair still damp from a shower, muscles loose from hours tangled up inside you, still half hard just remembering how you moaned his name—his fellow mechanics clock it instantly.
“Yo,” Mahito says, glancing up from under the hood of a stripped RX-7. “You have a girlfriend or somethin’? Your car smells like vanilla.”
Sukuna just grunts, shoving his keys in his pocket.
He leans against the hood, chewing on the inside of his cheek like he’s not thinking about you sleeping in his bed right now, curled up under his sheets in that oversized tee you always steal from him.
They take his silence as confirmation.
“You hear that, Suguru?” Mahito continues to instigate, smirking. “Sukuna’s got gloss on the gearshift.”
Suguru raises a brow from where he’s cataloging parts. “Damn. Didn’t think anyone could turn Sukuna into a personal Uber.”
That earns a laugh from the group. Sukuna doesn’t say anything, just lazily flicks his middle finger their way. But he doesn't deny it either.
“No wonder you leave work early so often,” another mechanic mutters, elbowing Uraume. “He used to hang around, talk engines, grab beers.”
They shrug. “Guess he’s got better company these days.”
Sukuna barely hears his coworkers gossip over the echo of your moans still ringing in his head. Because they’re not wrong—he has been slipping out early, ditching post-race drinks just to pick you up from work. Just to get you back in his car, where your legs fold up sweet and tight in the passenger seat and your hand always finds his without a word.
It’s routine now—his hand on your thigh the second the engine starts. He doesn’t even think about it. Just needs it. Needs the feel of you under his fingers, to squeeze the thighs he’s bruised a dozen times with his mouth.
And when you finally fall asleep, innocent and warm, lips parted just slightly?
He drives slower than he ever has in his life. Because the longer he keeps you next to him like this, the longer he gets to pretend you’re already his girl.
And he knows—he knows—you’re testing him with the things you leave behind. Waiting to see if he’ll clean them out. Waiting to see if he’ll hand you your lip gloss and tell you to stop marking your territory.
But he won’t.
Not when the vanilla scent lingers in the air. Not when the other mechanics glance at the cupholder and trade knowing looks because even they can see it—
The car’s not just his anymore.
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thinking of corporate executive!nanami nervously asking his wife if she'd like to fill the newly open position of his personal assistant.
your eyes widen with excitement, a small giggle passing your lips. "are you sure you won't get sick of me?"
he regards you incredulously. "don't be silly, sweetheart."
after that, nanami brags to whoever will listen. colleagues, clients, consultants, friends. no one is safe.
he goes on and on about his lovely wife and how lucky he is that you're willing to work with him.
the number of people who tell him they could never do that with their spouse, that spending so much time together would drive them crazy— it truly shocks him.
"oh no, not my wife," the typically stoic business man says dreamily. "honestly, it drove me crazy being away from her all day."
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"what did students do before chatgpt?" well one time i forgot i had a history essay due at my 10am class the morning of so over the course of my 30 minute bus ride to school i awkwardly used by backpack as a desk, sped wrote the essay, and got an A on it.
six months later i re-read the essay prior to the final exam, went 'ohhhh yeah i remember this', got a question on that topic, and aced it.
point being that actually doing the work is how you learn the material and internalize it. ChatGPT can give you a short cut but it won't build you the the muscles.
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❀ In which husband!Nanami makes a big decision after your labour Tw: hard labour, difficult pregnancy, allusions to death, angst, not proofread
“Are you sure about this?” The doctor asks again.
Kento leans back in his chair, staring straight ahead at the older man��before him. He notes, with a little humour, how concerned his doctor looks at the prospect of a younger, more virile man like him undergoing such an operation. There seems to be some stigma surrounding the quick and low-risk operation, almost as if the idea of any man willingly sacrificing an essential part of their identity, their manhood, is so abhorrent one must check again and again if they are certain this is what they want.
And he is.
If asked, and he’s sure when he discloses his decision to friends and family, they will ask, he’ll tell them it is the easiest choice he has ever made — second only, of course, to his decision to marry you.
No matter how many times the doctor reminds him that contraceptives are satisfactory, that abortion is available up to twenty-two weeks gestation, and he might come to regret this later when the pain settles in, Nanami Kento will not change his mind. Not even when you, his beautiful wife, argued, pleaded, with him.
You resented the thought of not being able to give him the big family he’s always dreamed of, but how could he possibly tell you, through your tears and the quiet suckling of the nursing baby in your arms, that you’ve already given him everything he could ever want?
That it isn’t a big family he wants but rather, simply, a family with you.
Years of giving you everything you’ve ever wanted makes this one act extremely uncomfortable; defying you goes against his nature, after all. But he sees no other way to go about this. Perhaps it's just better to ask for forgiveness than approval on select occasions.
The pregnancy had been hard. The labour even harder. Lasting longer than twenty hours, the nurses and doctors rushed around, beelining in and out of your room with all sorts of expressions on their faces, ranging from professional sternness to mild worry to pure panic, all reflecting the emotions he wore on his own face as he waited outside.
At first, things went smoothly — the overnight bag was ready by the door, your contractions were consistent and you were both able to get ahead of your water breakage. He was by your side throughout it all, holding your hand, brushing your hair back, going through breathing exercises, and giving you encouragements.
You were anxious but excited, rattling off baby names as back-up plans in case the baby was 'giving off a different vibe,' worrying about the crib you both picked out, the colour of her room, and trying to remember every single advice you heard from your experienced friends. “What was it babies can’t have until much later? Ugh, I can’t remember now. It was something I really like and was super bummed I can’t let her taste until like centuries later. “
“Honey?”
“Yes, dear?” You grinned at him.
His lips twitched.
“That’s all I get? I thought that was hilarious.”
He wiped the sweat off your forehead. “It was very funny, my love. I hope our baby gets your sense of humour. She’ll make for a successful clown.”
The eye roll you gave him, for one happy moment, convinced him that this labour was going to be just as they said.
There was nothing to be concerned about. Your tests were clean, there’s no history of complications, you followed the recommended diet and have been diligent with the vitamins. It was just going to be your standard birth and they have years of experience.
You’re in safe hands.
So why were you straining for so long?
Why were you screaming through gritted teeth, threatening to break every bone in his hand?
Why was he growing dizzy at the sight of your shaking body?
“Just breathe, sweetheart, alright? Breathe for me.”
You tried. You tried so hard. “Yes, y-yes, I am. Oh, fuck, Kento, it hurts. It really hurts.”
“I know, sweetheart. I’m so sorry.” Mouth dry, face flushed, and voice broken, he could only mutter empty promises. A true failure of a husband, unable to do a single thing to alleviate your pain. “Hang in there, please. They’ll sort it out. It’s all going to be fine.”
The nurses began whispering among themselves, too hushed and hurried for him to understand. "Is everything alright? What's happening?"
More people came in, crowding the bed and pushing him away. He tried to tell them you needed him by your side, that you needed something to hold, someone to keep your hair out of your face. He was being escorted out, wordlessly.
"Ken? Wait, don't leave. I'm scared." Your hand was outstretched and he fought, against better judgement, to hold it just for a second to soothe your worries. They didn't let him.
"It's okay, sweetheart. T-they're going to take care of you."
Hours flew by. He paced the floor, and answered all the messages and calls he received from worried loved ones with responses he didn’t really believe in but knew he had to: ‘she’ll be fine,’ ‘she’s in good hands,’ and ‘it’s probably nothing.’
Sitting on a cold, hard bench, in a large waiting room with people he could only hope weren't in the same position as him, Kento couldn't sleep. Instead, he listened to the incessant ticking of the clock, the dull thrumming of the TV in the corner, and the monotone voices of nurses talking among themselves.
He wasn’t in the room when your baby was finally out, missing out on her first cry, on watching that instant connection you talk about form, on being able to thank you.
They only beckoned him in with relieved smiles some time later. Finally, he could see you, could hold you, tell you how amazing you are. And he did. He held the baby too, small, beautiful, unable to even open her eyes, but had a great set of lungs on her, just like her mother.
“Oh, sweetheart. She looks just like you,” he breathed out.
You didn’t reply, couldn’t look at him, couldn’t smile. You simply held his hand and gave him a reassuring squeeze. The feeling of your cold, clammy hand weak and quivering like you were holding onto a thin rope just so you could say goodbye will forever haunt him.
"Sweetheart? What's wrong, love?" He turned to the nurses, tried to meet their eyes. "What's happening to my wife?"
The events after that were hectic and Kento, try as he might, couldn’t piece together what happened. Rapid beating and beeping, sudden shouts, baby taken away, and he was pushed out of the room. The last glimpse he had of his wife, the last glimpse he thought he would have forever, was of her spasming on the bed, surrounded by strangers in masks and stained robes.
Alone.
Terrified.
Failed by her husband.
Never again, Kento swore. Never again will he put you through that, the pain, the suffering, the fear. He’ll never drive you to the edge of life and allow you to teeter on your own. If it’ll be anyone, it’ll be him. It has to be.
You survived this time and he’ll do everything in his power to make sure there isn’t a next time — he’s not sure he could step up and be the father your baby needs without you.
His hand still shakes.
In his sleep, at his absolute worst, he hears your screams, holds your limp body, and grieves your presence. He's ashamed to admit he couldn't pick his baby up for days after, that he had let dark circles grow, allowed darker thoughts to permeate his mind, consuming him.
How could he possibly look in his little girl's eyes and know she almost lost her mother? That in a split second, everything you two built together could have burned down in front of him? That when it mattered most, he was powerless as a man, as a husband, and as a father?
"You've been washing the same plate for five minutes, Ken. I think you need more sleep," you said, hugging him from behind.
He had wandered into his mind again, running on autopilot as he washed the dishes. Clearing his throat, he forced a smoothness into his voice. "Yes, you're probably right."
"Are you still thinking about going to the doctors?"
"Yes."
You sighed. "I'll be okay, Kento. You don't need to do that. We're going to be fine. Let's just live as we always did and let the universe take us where we need to."
Wet hands clutched your dry ones. There was a firmness to them, unyielding and tight. When he spoke, his tone commanded attention, rendering you as silent as the baby sleeping in her crib. He didn't turn around, likely couldn't, for he knew if he did, his resolve might just crumble.
"I won't leave your life in the hands of anyone else. I refuse. Your life holds more value to me than my own and I will not spend it so carelessly, leaving it in the hands of the universe or God or whomever else. I can't see you go through...that again. I can't. I w-wouldn't survive it. And I know you want more children because you think that's what I want, but sweetheart, I need you. I need you. You may never understand what I mean and that's alright. The life we have is good. It's perfect. I can't risk it. I won't. So, I'm sorry but I don't think there's anything you can say to change my mind."
Pressing a kiss in between his shoulder blades, you said, "I know."
Unending, your patience is commendable — you don't grouch when he wakes you up in the middle of the night just to make sure you’re still breathing or get irritated when he insists on carrying the heavy lifting around the house.
He took off more time out of work, desiring nothing more than staying at home so he can keep you fed, can take care of the baby whilst you catch up on sleep, and help you shower on unsteady legs.
Every moment, every kiss on his knuckles, every brush of your hand on his cheek, every admission of love bears a thousand times more weight now. The persistent crying in the middle of the night, the mess, the diaper-changes, the vomit on his clothes don't frustrate him; they're a mark of what you and him had fought so hard for.
This is the family he’s always wanted. The family he must protect.
And damn it all if he lets it, you, slip away.
So, he says, calmly and with the most certainty anyone can muster, “Yes, I’m sure.”
Jello! Had some time to make this since my exam was pushed later. Sorry for yet another angsty piece, I just couldn't get the idea out of my head. It's very rushed, as I'm sure you can tell. I think I'm a little out of practice cause it's been almost a week since I last wrote something
Well anyways, this is just a snack to keep you guys fed whilst you wait for me on the other side
Blessing and good tidings y'all
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