➳ Reminder that all of these are Female reader insert
MASTERLIST 2!
─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── one shots ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆
ꨄ | If looks could kill |
⤷ Your jealous gets sense by your husband, and he reassures you your his one and only
ꨄ sorrow letters|
⤷ you’re Reality will always beat your fantasy’s
ꨄ |A goal made with love|
⤷ HockeyPlayer!Damian shows his love for you through a goal, proving why you should always attend his games
ꨄ Animal love
⤷ Damien’s trained his pet to be ruthless to other people he didn’t like. But they like you
ꨄ Better
⤷after a horrible time at Homecoming, Robin tries to comfort
ꨄ Transportation
⤷ You two end up taking the bus instead of calling Alfred to pick you both up at night.
ꨄ Flowers do not equal love
⤷ Damian comes storming into his lovers flower shop asking for flowers either negative meaning for someone special
ꨄ Ice ice baby
⤷HockeyPlayer Damian; Teachers reader how to ice stake but it doesn’t go as planned.
ꨄ Slipped out his mind
⤷ Damian Wayne forgets a planned date with reader and Robin is there to comfort her
ꨄ Safe and sound
⤷ Damian Al Ghul recalls the safety of his wife
ꨄ Winter season
⤷ Nanny! Reader helps Single Dad! Damian set up the Christmas with his children while he’s locked away in his office. The Christmas list has a surprise!
ꨄ Trustworthy
⤷ The reader is a damsel in distress
ꨄ Long awaited
⤷ Damian hates being away from you. And it pains him when he’s away for more than a day.
─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── Headcannons ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆
ʚɞ Damian’s high vocabulary
ʚɞ Damian and weird nicknames
ʚɞ Streamer!Damian Wayne
ʚɞ Types of kisses
ʚɞ Platonic jealousy headcannon
ʚɞ Potential love troupes?
ʚɞ Horror movies
ʚɞ Healing for tongue action
ʚɞ Single dad Damian Wayne
ʚɞ In a world of boys he's a gentleman
ʚɞ S/O that eats a lot
─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ── scenarios─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆
‹𝟹 Damian’s rough night
‹𝟹 Shaving Damian beard
‹𝟹 Damian and pierced ears
‹𝟹 Learning to love 
‹𝟹 Sound sleep
‹𝟹 Cats and birds
‹𝟹 Worst nightmare
‹𝟹 Lip plumper vs Damian
‹𝟹 Moving on is hard
‹𝟹 Studying hard
‹𝟹 Softly new
‹𝟹 Green lace
‹𝟹 Peel orange theory
I feel like I’m missing something
But anyway here’s the second part of my Masterlist 🤗
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A Not-So-Disastrous Romance (Book 1) Chapter Six
Kusuo Saiki x Reader
Chapter Six: Christmas Eve
Summary: Saiki's bothers (friends) end up at his house for Christmas Eve.
Saiki walked towards his house. His parents were excited as usual for holidays, so the entire house was decked in lights and wreaths for Christmas, even if it was a rather western holiday. As soon as he placed a hand upon the doorhandle, he had a bad feeling. Sure enough, his mother and Nendou were inside the doorway when he opened the door.
“Oh, welcome back, Kuu!” greeted Mrs. Saiki.
“Hey, you’re late, pal!” said Nendou, giving him a thumbs-up.
“Hey, Saiki!” (Y/N) walked in from the living room and waved.
Saiki sighed and walked in. “How did they end up here?” he asked his mother.
“I ran into Nendou at the grocery store and asked him to join us! And (L/N)’s parents are going on a trip, and since they were so sweet last time we met, I offered for them to join us for Christmas,” explained Mrs. Saiki. She left to go greet her husband, who had just arrived home.
“I’m gonna grab a cookie!” said Nendou, heading to the kitchen.
“A trip?” And they didn’t invite their kid?
“They had business,” said (Y/N). They smiled, but Saiki noticed it wasn’t as big as their usual one. “They’re sort of workaholics,” they joked. “They’ll be back tomorrow.”
“So you’re staying here.”
“Yeah!” A real smile spread across (Y/N)’s face. “I’m excited! I’ll try not to bother you, though.”
Considerate of my feelings. “It’s fine.” He ignored how often he observed (Y/N)’s good qualities these days.
(Y/N) looked at him in surprise. They were about to respond, but Mr. Saiki, Mrs. Saiki, and Nendou returned.
“Merry Christmas! Santa’s here!” called Mr. Saiki, dressed up like St. Nick. He blanked when he saw (Y/N) and Nendou. “I wish you had told me that we were going to have guests. I look like a fool!” he whispered to his wife.
“That’s because you are one.”
(Y/N) covered their mouth to avoid laughing.
“So who’re they?” asked Mr. Saiki.
“They’re Kuu’s friends, Nendou and (L/N). Remember? The (L/N)’s were dropping their daughter of today for dinner,” said Mrs. Saiki.
“Kusuo’s friends?!” exclaimed Mr. Saiki. He began crying in happiness.
Saiki sighed in exasperation while (Y/N) laughed.
“Hello, Nendou, (L/N)!” said Mr. Saiki. “I’m Kuniharu, Saiki’s father! Nice to meet you!”
“Oh, you’re my pal’s dad? Nice to meet you,” said Nendou, but because he was so tall compared to Mr. Saiki, he ended up looking intimidating.
He seems like a total thug, thought Mr. Saiki.
“Nice to meet you!” chirped (Y/N). Flowers twirled around them.
They seem too nice to hang out with Kusuo, thought Mr. Saiki.
Hey—
“These are well-made,” said Nendou, holding Mr. Saiki’s discarded Santa hat and beard. “I really thought it was Santa.”
“What? R-Really?” Mr. Saiki blushed.
So you’re happy now?
And so, Mr. Saiki accepted Nendou as a not-thug friend and (Y/N) as the too-nice-for-Saiki friend (Saiki was not pleased with the second one). Together, they all sat down for dinner.
“Merry Christmas!”
“Merry Christmas!”
They all clinked glasses.
“(Y/N), how did someone so nice because friends with my closed-off Kusuo?” asked Mr. Saiki.
Is this what TV shows mean about awkward family dinners with guests?
“Saiki’s actually pretty accepting! He’s just quiet, but that’s completely fine,” said (Y/N). They spoke casually, but their heart thumped as they complimented Saiki. They almost glanced at him as if hoping for a reaction. For some reason or other. Nothing they knew.
Mr. and Mrs. Saiki awed.
How do they say those affectionate things so easily? Saiki would be lying if he said he wasn’t a bit embarrassed and flustered, but the world would start loving him before he showed it.
“And Nendou! You’re quite sensible! I was happy to hear you thought I was the real Santa,” said Mr. Saiki. “When Kusuo was less than a year old, he already looked at me as if I had come from his diaper.”
(Y/N) nodded. “The Saiki Death Stare.”
Saiki gave them that exact look. They shivered.
“You really are a good, well-mannered kid, Nendou,” continued Mr. Saiki, still doting on the tall boy.
“Oh? I’m not really a good kid,” said Nendou.
“Sure, you are,” assured (Y/N).
“What?” asked Mr. Saiki.
“Santa never came to my place,” said Nendou.
“Oh, well, that doesn’t mean you’re a bad kid. Santa didn’t come to my place, either,” said (Y/N).
“What?! Why your fathers deprive you of Santa?!” cried Mr. Saiki.
“I don’t have a dad. He died before I was born,” explained Nendou.
“My parents said it didn’t matter where presents came from,” said (Y/N).
How on earth did you end up so optimistic with such realists for parents? Saiki was almost disappointed to know their home-life wasn’t as bright as they themself were.
“What?!” cried Mrs. Saiki.
“I-I didn’t know that…” said Mr. Saiki.
“I’m sorry…” said Mrs. Saiki.
(Y/N) shrugged and smiled. “It’s fine.”
Clearly not. I wish I could read your mind. Then I’d know how to help. Saiki saw (Y/N) as a real friend (translation: he was willing to admit (Y/N) was his friend, but he had others). He was more willing than usual to get involved in their problems.
“Hm? Why? That doesn’t bother me. I’ve got my mom, so…” Nendou gave a big smile and a thumbs-up. “Santa doesn’t come, but that doesn’t make me feel sad or anything!”
“I see…” murmured Mr. Saiki uncomfortably. “Ah, excuse us for a bit.”
“You three go on eating,” said Mrs. Saiki.
The husband and wife left the room.
“Your parents are pretty cool, and your dad is fun. I mean, he came home in a Santa costume,” said (Y/N), smiling.
“This is just the beginning. It only gets more ‘fun’ from here,” said Saiki, the sarcasm clear without any tone.
“Sorry for stepping out!” chirped Mrs. Saiki, returning with a bright smile.
“Where’d Mr. Saiki go?” asked (Y/N).
“Ah, he went out. He said something like having to go lick his clients’ shoes,” said Mrs. Saiki. She gestured to the food. “Let’s go ahead and enjoy.”
Suddenly, Mr. Saiki, dressed completely like Santa, began trying to open the backdoor.
“Ahhh! What’s going on?” questioned Nendou. “Some guy that looks like Santa is trying to open the door!”
Mrs. Saiki opened the door and let “Santa” in.
“Ahem.” Mr. Saiki cleared his throat. “Hello, Nendou, (L/N). I’m Santa. Nice to meet you.”
“See? My father really is one-of-a-kind, isn’t he?” remarked Saiki, sending the message just to (Y/N)’s mind.
(Y/N) smiled and whispered back. “I think it’s nice.”
“The real Santa is here!” gasped Nendou. “Is it really you, Santa?! Amazing!”
“Wow! Incredible!” (Y/N) played along (mostly for Nendou’s sake).
“Please shake my hand, Mr. Santa!” said Nendou.
“Ho ho ho! Sure!” Mr. Saiki shook Nendou’s hand.
Mrs. Saiki and (Y/N) laughed.
“Oh! That’s right!” exclaimed Nendou. “Santa travels with reindeer, right? I want to see reindeer even more than Santa!”
“Okay! They’re outside. Why don’t you go look?” said Mr. Saiki.
(Y/N) tilted their head. “Can your dad keep this up?
“Probably not.” Not without my help. Both of my parents keep begging for my help in their minds. He teleported a reindeer to his backyard effortlessly.
“Whoa! A reindeer! Amazing!” cried Nendou.
“Wait, really?! Cool!” (Y/N) hurried to the window. “Whoa!”
“Here, you two. These are presents for you,” said Mr. Saiki after they returned indoors. He handed them each a gift.
“I-Is it really okay?” asked Nendou.
“R-Really? For me?” Strangely, it meant even more to (Y/N) to receive the gift knowing it wasn’t Santa. They glanced over at Saiki, knowing it was probably his.
My parents are giving away my gifts, and yet… Saiki gave them a thumbs-up. I don’t mind.
(Y/N) grinned, and their heart warmed happily. “Thank you.”
“All right! I get two presents this year!” cheered Nendou.
“What? Two?” asked Mr. Saiki. “I thought you’ve never gotten a present.”
“Yeah, nothing from Santa,” said Nendou. “But I get one from my mom. Every year, while I’m asleep at night, she puts a present next to the pillow. She could just give it to me directly. I wonder why she does it…”
Everybody deadpanned.
“He has a nice mom.”
(Y/N) nodded. “Definitely.” A lightbulb went off in their head. “Oh, did you also think I never got a present? If you did, you can have your gift back, after all, it might be something you wanted, and I—.”
“Keep it.” Saiki looked at her. His eyes displayed his honesty.
“Are you sure?”
Saiki nodded.
“Thank you.” They reached behind her their and picked up a small, wrapped gift. “Here! It’s your present!”
He took it from them.
“Go on, open it,” they encouraged.
With his x-ray vision, he already saw what was inside, but Saiki was excited and opened it. It was a package of coffee jelly and a keychain shaped like coffee jelly. “Thank you.”
“Of course! Anything for you!” (Y/N) grinned with closed-eyes at him.
A tiny smile appeared on his face. Behind them, the sounds of holiday cheer echoed from his parents and Nendou. The tree was glowing, the food wafted delicious smells into the air, and presents were piled under the tree.
“Merry Christmas, (Y/N).”
“Merry Christmas, Saiki.”
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