#the kippis caught me SO off guard

[mita-vittua-olivia]

ALSO, funny experience i had tonight; i was talking to a girl and she asked how things were going after graduation etc i told her well, idk but i have time to travel, for example i wanna go to finland next year.

SHE RAISES HER GLASS AND SAYS KIPPIS, i almost scream because how does she know?? she says her friend has an obsession with finland and is learning finnish now on duolingo … of course i asked why and she said “because of the reindeer”

but i don’t believe it i’m pretty sure her friend’s a kääryleet

[inkedberries]

Tulips

((HAPPY BORTH - feel no obligation to add to this I got a little carried away wanting to write something short and sweet for you and your cute AUs!!

-Kippie))

Receiving guests is not unusual for Kageyama Ritsu. Even though he vastly prefers when the meeting is scheduled, unexpected guests with emergency messages do drop in on occasion - and the housekeeper is paid explicitly to filter out the people that are just a drain on time he’s better spent working, like his countless admirers. When said housekeeper comes into his study bearing a bouquet of tulips, a mix of solid red and white with a couple tulips that were white with red streaks, Ritsu was ready to tell him to throw that out as well.

“They’re from your husband,” was the response, which made Ritsu look back up from his desk at the bouquet. After a pause, he held his hand out, and took the offered bundle of flowers. The tulips were very fresh and beautiful, cleanly cut so they could survive a time in a vase… after a few moments’ consideration, Ritsu took the old bouquet his mother had given him for his wedding just a week or so earlier and replaced them. He muttered the excuse that the old flowers were wilting and passed them to the housekeeper, who took them. “Momozou is waiting in the parlor if you will see him, Master Kageyama,” the keeper added, making Ritsu frown in surprise for the second time that day. He hadn’t expected his new husband to have arrived - they hadn’t spoken much about anything except the wedding itself and family arrangements, so now that the wedding was through, he wasn’t certain what exactly brought his new husband here.  All he knew was that he intended to get to the bottom of it.

He marched into the parlor, not sure exactly why his hackles were raised.  Maybe he simply didn’t like to be caught off guard, maybe there was something in the back of his mind hoping for… something to happen, but it was driving him up the wall either way.  Turning the corner to see Momozou politely drinking tea with his older brother and in a calm conversation did nothing to calm the pressing feeling that Ritsu was having, even as he sat down and joined them.

Pleasantries exchanged, but over a few minutes Ritsu couldn’t suss out exactly what it was that Momozou had arrived for in the first place.  The man certainly looked like he was right at home, at least, with an easygoing smile every time they locked eyes.  Ritsu couldn’t find himself smiling back, but he did soften a little… Momozou wasn’tbad company.  Soon enough, the three of them were relaxing well enough that Ritsu was caught off guard completely and entirely for the third time that day.

“I’d like to live with you, Ritsu.  As husbands.”

Conveniently Married

@fancyfennekin AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! well i got carried away with this comic ajldjda this got too long waaaay fast i told myself two pages tops!!! but i can’t stop myself what you have given me is too good. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOUUU!!!