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bvtman · 3 months
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15 Questions & 15 Friends
Tagged by @louwitcher, thank you! :)
1. Are you named after anyone? 
Nope.
2. When was the last time you cried? 
I'm in a constant state of crying. :')
3. Do you have kids? 
Nope.
4. What sports do you play/have you played? 
I played pretty much every sport in existence growing up. None anymore!
5. Do you use sarcasm? 
Always!
6. What is the first thing you notice about people? 
Physically, eyes and smile. Otherwise, their general vibe and kindness.
7. What's your eye color? 
Blue mostly, I have central heterochromia.
8. Scary movies or happy endings? 
I like both but probably scary movies!
9. Any talents? 
I'm good with technology I guess, am a decent coder.
10. Where were you born? 
Scotland! :)
11. What are your hobbies? 
Games, movies, nerdy stuff.
12. Do you have any pets? 
Yeah, I have two cats.
13. How tall are you? 
5ft 5in.
14. Favorite subject in school? 
Computing for sure.
15. Dream job? 
Hmm it was game development, not sure what it is now!
Tagging:
@killianxswan, @distvrbiaaaa, @anakinfallen, @dykelilypage, @elena-gilbert, @caught-in-the-filter, @stelijahsalvatore, @bigszs, @piinfeathers, @ceilings-plaster, @hooked-on-swanics, @priscilla9993, @laianely, @labyrinth, @wavebf and anyone else who wants to do this!
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tiedupinbed · 4 months
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if i see one more horny 'white christmas' joke i swear 💀
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ultr4p1nk · 10 months
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I mean I'm not gonna be giving anything to blue website but if you have the money to do so then you do you I suppose
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showhohyuk · 3 years
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crying and throwing up
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natsvos · 5 years
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What if 😳😳 we kissed 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩 during pride month 🏳️‍🌈🌈🏳️‍🌈 (and we are both girls 👭👭)
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saltyromanov · 4 years
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peanut butter
Summary: In which Carol and Natasha accidentally adopts another cat.
Note: This HC takes place Post-Hogwarts, after Carol and Natasha moved in together. This is what PB looks like :3 and this incorrect quote was included.
In collaboration with @starslikecandlelight​​
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Natasha is the one who brings PB home.
It's the height of winter, and she sees him hiding amongst the bushes outside their home when she returns home from the London Sorcery Library, her brain aching after a long day of sitting at her desk, poring over ancient tomes and manuscripts that she needs for her thesis. Three weeks away from Christmas, the streets are blanketed with snow, and she's shivering even through the lined jacket Carol had bought her. She can't imagine how utterly cold the tiny kitten must feel, huddled in a snowdrift, without a mama cat or littermates to keep it safe and warm. It stares up at her, its baby-grey eyes wide and terrified, and it's shaking so badly that Natasha can't help herself — she crouches next to it slowly, careful not to startle it any further, and reaches out a hand.
"Hi, baby," she murmurs, smiling slightly when it stretches out to give her fingers a tiny, cautious sniff; it lets out a plaintive mew when she pulls away, and she scratches at the top of its head with a finger. "Don't worry, I'll get you out of here, just hang on, okay?"
She scoops it out of its tiny nest of snow and tucks it into her jacket to keep it warm — its fur is so dirty and matted that she can't even tell what colour it is under all that muck, and she's pretty sure that she can see fleas all over it. When it nuzzles against her chest, she can see the mud rubbing off into her shirt, and she winces, resigning herself to yet another ruined blouse in one week.
The kitten raises its head warily when she lets her apartment door swing shut behind her with a quiet click, and meows up at her. Carol, who'd been so occupied in her book that she hasn't noticed Natasha's return glances up at that, her eyes darting straight to the squirming bundle in her hands at once.
"Is that a kitten?" She sets her book face-down carefully on the wooden crate that serves as their table and bounds over to Natasha, and Natasha rolls her eyes good-naturedly and sighs.
"Hi, thanks for the welcome home, oh, my day was great, and yes, I found a kitten." She accepts the kiss that Carol presses to her cheek in apology before glancing down at the cat in her arms.
"Nat, we have two cats."
Liho and Goose are already pawing at her legs, eager to meet the new addition into their home, and Natasha presses the kitten firmly against her — Merlin forbid their two other cats end up with fleas, as well.
"I know."
"We have one bedroom."
"I know."
"Nat," Carol begins again. "We can't keep it."
The kitten lets out a tiny squeak, followed by a sneeze.
"We're not keeping him — not permanently, at least," Nat decides firmly. "We're just fostering him until he gets old enough to be given away, okay?"
"We're not naming it."
"Nope."
"We're not getting attached."
"Nope."
And Carol relaxes, stroking the kitten gently before plucking it straight out of Natasha's arms; Natasha can hear her cooing at it even through the bathroom door, "Alright, welcome to your new temporary home, lil' buddy. I'm just going to give you a nice, warm bath to get rid of all these bugs, okay? You're safe now."
*
One month later, Natasha realises that they might be in trouble.
The kitten is always underfoot, he (they've graduated from an 'it' to a 'he', now) adores being carried by both Natasha and Carol, and Carol's taken to carrying him around their tiny apartment, tucked into the hood of her jacket. Liho and Goose both love him, already - she's walked in on the three of them napping together in the cat tree, the tiny newest addition tucked in between the both of them.
"He's going to get himself into trouble someday," she warns Carol one morning when Carol sets him on the kitchen table, dropping a kiss to Natasha's forehead before turning to grab herself a cup of tea. The kitten scrambles across towards Natasha happily - a tiny fluffy ball of pale orange fur tottering on unsteady legs - and Natasha can't help but smile, abandoning her breakfast to play with him, letting him bat at her fingers until he stumbles up onto her plate and rolls over into her peanut butter sandwich.
She lets out a yelp of alarm, and Carol, standing by the sink with her cup in her hand, can't help but snort out a laugh.
Carol," she whines, picking the kitten up from her plate - he looks so adorably confused and upset at the sticky brown substance in his paws and all over his fur, she winces at the long, orange strands left in the bread, resigning herself ruefully to making a second breakfast. "It's not funny!"
Carol accepts the kitten, still grinning broadly when she reaches down to grab the kitten shampoo they've stashed under their sink, shushing the kitten when he begins to meow in protest.
"We gotta clean you up, peanut butter monster," she murmurs softly as he wriggles in her grasp, flailing at the sides of the sink. "You're all gross, now. And you owe my girlfriend a meal, too."
Natasha watches — Carol is so soft around him, so gentle, it makes her heart clench in her chest, and she's already dreading the idea of having to give the kitten away.
*
Natasha hears Carol slip up two weeks after the Sandwich Incident, as she's dubbed it in her head.
She comes home after a long meeting with Professor Mcgonagall back in Hogwarts, her head still spinning slightly from the floo travel when she steps out of the tiny fireplace in their apartment, brushing herself off. Carol's playing with the cats in their bedroom, she can hear her talking to Liho and Goose, and — peanut butter?
"You called the kitten peanut butter?" She shoves the stack of parchment that makes up her thesis into their shared bookshelf, wincing slightly when it dislodges another book and sends it crashing to the ground, then flings herself on top of their bedcovers behind Carol, cuddling up to her. Carol turns to kiss her once, twice before pulling away.
"Well, I can't call him sticky brown nut juice, can I?"
Natasha groans, burying her face into Carol's shoulder — her girlfriend is a dork — before mumbling, "We promised not to name him."
"Oops?" But Carol doesn't look apologetic at all. "We can't keep calling him cat or kitty for the rest of his stay, Nat."
"It's a terrible name."
"Well, I think it's cute — he's so fat and tubby, it fits him!"
Carol continues calling him 'peanut butter'.
Natasha refuses to address him by that name.
(To her utter dismay, the kitten seems to respond to it, running up to carol whenever his name is called.)
*
She slips up three days before they've decided to put up adoption notices for him. Carol should be at quidditch practice, and her shift at the bookstore had ended, for once, right on time, and she's in an exceptionally good mood.
"Hi PB, mama's home," she picks him up, cradling him to her chest, savouring the way he tucks himself into her neck and purrs — she doesn't even realise what she's just said until she hears Carol clear her throat from where she's sitting in the kitchen, Goose curled up at her feet.
"Hi PB, mama's home?" she raises an eyebrow as she stands up, and Natasha can't help the flush that rises up her neck and into her cheeks.
"What happened to practice?" 
"Half the team is down with the flu," Carol replies easily, pulling Natasha into her arms. "What happened to 'it's a terrible name'?"
PB squirms his way in between them before curling up on Carol's shoulder, a tiny, purring puddle of fur, and Natasha strokes his back gently.
"Well — we can't keep calling him kitten."
"No," Carol smiles down at her, and Natasha nuzzles herself deeper into her embrace.
"Our baby needs a name," she mumbles, and when she tilts her head up to meet Carol's eyes, she can see that Carol's grin has widened.
"We're not giving him up, then."
And Natasha shakes her head, feeling something warm pool deep in her chest when their kitten closes his eyes, her gentle touch already lulling him to sleep. 
"He's our PB. And he's not going anywhere."
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