Edit: the title for this comic is “Puzzle Rat”
this one’s a few days late due to having a lot of doctors appointments sorry
it’s just 9 pages, and about some rats… it’s more symbolic than anything really
(it’s completely unrelated to any of my songs that have to do with “puzzleboy”)
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the yelling of adoration from fans across the stadium made rins head hurt. it didnt help he was benched for a little mistake last game, agitating him more than usual.
he sat slumped on the bench, his kits hem holding on by a thread as he pulls and fidgets with it.
ego sat a few chairs to the right of him, one row infront. rin was glaring at him in anger.
rin couldve made a goal by now.
besides rin, almost too close, was you. the teams lucky charm, who some how found a way into the dugout. under the pretense of comforting him, your hand slid onto his knee.
he flinched but didnt stop you. you two were the only ones in the row. everyones attention was focused on the game.
your fingers crept higher, tracing the inside of his thigh. you felt rin start to sweat as his shorts stuck to his skin.
he tried to focus on the game, but your touch was too distracting. your palm pressed against the bulge in his shorts and he bit his lip hard enough to swell.
“keep watching the match” you whispered, your head resting on his shoulder.
your hand dipped beneath the waistband, wrapping your fingers around his cock. he was already half-hard.
you stroked to a slow rhythm, rins hands gripped his seat and leans his head back, yn kissed his neck leaving a mark of lipgloss on him.
he keeps trying to breath steadily to not draw attention to them, but he keeps shaking and whining.
you worked his shaft with ease, thumb sliding over the sensitive tip. rins hips twitched involuntarily, pressing jnto your grip. you went faster, the wet sound of your hand gliding along his cock was muffled in the screams of the crowd.
a minute passed, rins thighs began to shake. he was close and you could sense it, the way his cock swelled and tensed his body. his breath came in short gasps, his jaw clenched tight.
then he came.
a rope of cum shot across the fingers, spilling onto his shorts, soaking the fabric. and he couldnt hold back, a moan escaped his lips.
it was too loud.
several heads turned, a couple of the other benched players glanced over with their eyebrows raised. ome of the assistant coaches paused their conversation.
ego slowly rotated his disgusting ugly head, his eyes narrowing as he stared at you and rin. your hand still inside rin shorts, rins flushed face and head leaned back.
the match went on, but in that small dugout, it felt like time stopped.
ego marched over, his footsteps sharp on the concrete.
he didnt even look at you. his eyes were locked on rin, humiliation burning his cheeks.
“thats why youre on the fucking bench.” ego said. “not because you lack talent, because you cant control yourself for 45 minutes.” he jerked his thumb toward the tunnel. “get the hell out. both of you.”
you pulled your hand free, wiping it on your own thigh, and stood. rin followed, his shorts a sticky mess, his head hung low.
the crowd roared as someone scored, but neither of you heard it. you only heard the echo of egos words.
...𝑰𝒔𝒂𝒈𝒊 𝒀𝒐𝒊𝒄𝒉𝒊 and even though he's lost many dates and arrived home late lots of times because of football practice, you've never once made him feel guilty or ashamed because of his passion, supporting him instead and helping him pursue his dream of being a pro football player.
That's his why.
...𝑹𝒊𝒏 𝑰𝒕𝒐𝒔𝒉𝒊 and when his brother left and he thought he was completely alone in the world, leading to him pushing everybody away, you didn't leave his side. You waited till he was finally ready, giving him all the time in the world.
That's his why
...𝑹𝒆𝒐 𝑴𝒊𝒌𝒂𝒈𝒆 and every time he offers to pay for something or gives you an expensive gift, you always get bashful and assure him that he doesn't need to get you stuff that cost millions of yen to buy your love — you give it to him willingly, for free.
That's his why.
...𝑺𝒆𝒊𝒔𝒉𝒊𝒓𝒐 𝑵𝒂𝒈𝒊 and even if he's a human sloth and doesn't have the strength to do anything except playing games and laying in bed, you always make sure he's taken care of and has everything he needs, without rushing him or complaining about his lazy ways, simply because you love him.
That his why.
...𝑴𝒆𝒈𝒖𝒓𝒖 𝑩𝒂𝒄𝒉𝒊𝒓𝒂 and when he had no one by his side and got bullied daily because of his "weird ways", you never failed to support him and reassure him that he wasn't "weird", waiting for him after class to make sure he wouldn't walk home alone and making sure that he never felt left out or embarassed of being himself. You always made him feel normal, and, most importantly, loved.
That's his why.
...𝑴𝒊𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒆𝒍 𝑲𝒂𝒊𝒔𝒆𝒓 and you're the first hand that's caressed, not hurt him. You're the first one to show him what love felt like, even with his annoying behavior and constant need to feel on top, you always showed him that love wasn't deserved or earned, but simply accepted. You loved him.
That's his why.
...𝑺𝒂𝒆 𝑰𝒕𝒐𝒔𝒉𝒊 and you just so happen to have a big, nice ass.
That's his why.
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❦ content — Isagi Yoichi x fem! reader, friends to lovers, a ton of stupidness, bachira & chigiri mentioned!!, reader thinks she's very smart...she's not, not proofread!
❦ synopsis — No one's ever called you Einstein before, but you like to think your plan to get Isagi to notice you is foolproof! Turns out, you and Isagi are actually stupid- and your plan wasn't stupid-proof.
── ❦ trust me, i'm not falling. don't trust me i might fall in.
The first time someone asked if you and Yoichi Isagi were dating, he laughed so hard he nearly choked on his drink.
“Us?” he’d said, grinning at the poor cashier like the idea itself was ridiculous. “No, no, we’re just friends.”
Just friends.
You remembered standing beside him, cheeks warm from embarrassment while he kept smiling, completely unaware of the tiny crack he’d just carved into your chest.
It wasn’t like he was rejecting you. He just genuinely didn’t know how you felt about him.
That was the tragedy of liking Isagi Yoichi.
Because if he knew someone’s breathing pattern on the field, he could predict their next movement before they even made it. If he watched a match once, he remembered every play. Every weakness. Every opening.
But somehow, impossibly, stupidly - he could not tell you were in love with him.
Not when you slept over at his house almost every weekend. Not when he automatically bought your favorite milk tea without asking. Not when his mom greeted you with, “Oh, you’re finally here,” like you practically lived there.
Not even when half your friend group had developed a betting pool over when you two would finally get together.
You’d thought maybe the rumors would help.
People swore they saw you two kiss once behind the train station after a festival. Someone else claimed Isagi carried your shoes home when your feet hurt after fireworks night. Chigiri said the tension between you two was “actually painful to witness.”
And still…there was nothing.
Isagi remained painfully, hopelessly oblivious.
Which was exactly why your current plan existed.
“Absolutely not,” Bachira said immediately. You stabbed your straw into your drink harder. “It’s foolproof.”
“It’s not stupidproof,” Bachira corrected. “Different thing.”
Across from you, Chigiri sighed into his coffee. “I kind of want to stop this before it becomes a disaster.”
“It won’t become a disaster,” you argued. “Guys are competitive. Isagi’s competitive. If he thinks another guy likes me, he’ll realize his feelings.”
Bachira stared at you for a long moment, “You got all that from shoujo manga, didn’t you?”
“…Maybe.”
“Oh my god.”
But it made sense. It had to.
You’d spent nearly two years waiting for Isagi to figure it out naturally. Clearly, that wasn’t working. So now you were forcing the issue.
It was a simple plan. It would be easy.
You’d make Isagi jealous.
And once he realized the idea of losing you bothered him?
Boom. He’d confess. You’d be in a relationship. And live happily ever after.
Probably.
“…Who’s the guy?” Chigiri finally asked.
You smiled, “I’m glad you asked.”
Three days later, Isagi nearly dropped his lunch tray, “…What?”
You looked up innocently from your seat outside the school courtyard. “Hm?”
Isagi stared at the person beside you.
At the very tall, very attractive upperclassman currently leaning casually against your table while talking to you.
“Why’s Rin here?”.
Perfect.
Rin Itoshi looked unimpressed by the entire world as usual. “Why do you sound upset?”
“I don’t sound upset.”
“You do,” Bachira chirped from behind him.
Isagi ignored him completely. Instead, his eyes flicked back toward you, “…Why are you eating lunch with him?”
You almost felt bad.
Almost.
“Because he asked me to.”
Rin, who you’d bribed with expensive coffee to participate in your scheme, gave a tiny nod.
“He said please,” you added, hoping it would soften the blow.
Isagi blinked. Then looked at you again, “…Oh.”
Oh?
Oh?!
That was all?!
You forced a smile. “Yep.”
Something weird crossed his expression then. Briefly there, but you saw it. Like confusion mixed with something tighter.
But then Bachira slung an arm around Isagi’s shoulders, “C’mon, Yoichi. Let’s sit over there.”
And just like that, the moment vanished.
Your plan escalated quickly after that.
You started mentioning Rin more often. You laughed at his dry comments. You walked home with him twice.
Once, you even let him rest his chin on your shoulder while he looked at your phone.
That one nearly killed Isagi.
You saw it happen in real time.
He’d walked into the room, saw the two of you on the couch, and froze so hard you thought his soul briefly left his body.
Success, you thought triumphantly.
It’s working.
Except…
Isagi still didn’t say anything.
Instead, he just got weird. Weirder than usual, anyways.
He started texting you more.
Started inviting himself whenever Rin was around. Started staring at you like he was trying to solve an impossible equation.
One night, sprawled across his bedroom floor while he reviewed game footage, he suddenly paused the video, “…Do you like Rin?”
Your heartbeat stumbled.
Finally.
You kept your voice casual. “What if I do?”
Silence.
The glow from his monitor reflected in his blue eyes as he stared at the screen instead of you. “Oh,” he said quietly.
That stupid word again.
Oh.
Then he pressed play and kept watching the footage.
You nearly threw a pillow at his head.
A week later, your plan officially exploded in your face. You knew the second Bachira called you sounding nervous.
“So,” he started carefully.
Immediately bad.
“What happened?”
“…Don’t freak out.” That was your sign to start freaking out.
“Oh my god.”
“Nothing terrible happened!”
“You saying that means something terrible definitely happened.”
Bachira inhaled deeply, “…Isagi asked a girl out.”
The world stopped.
You laughed. Actually laughed. Because that sentence didn’t even make sense, “…What?”
“Okay, look, in his defense-”
“Who.”
“Her name’s Nanase from his study group-”
“His study group?!” The one you were meant to be in too but had been blowing off because ‘Rin wants to hang out!’ and you really just went home early.
Bachira winced audibly over the phone.
Apparently, after weeks of watching you with Rin, Isagi had come to a conclusion.
A devastatingly stupid conclusion.
He thought you were genuinely in love with Rin.
Which meant…he needed to do the same. Find someone to like.
You sat frozen on your bed while Bachira kept talking in the background.
Something about Isagi trying to “put himself out there.”
Something about him asking for dating advice.
Something about how this was “technically your fault.”
You barely heard him.
Because all you could think about was how you did this.
You actually did it.
You’d tried so hard to make Isagi realize he liked you that you accidentally convinced him to like someone else instead.
By the time Bachira hung up, your room felt unbearably quiet.
And for the first time in years, you ignored Isagi’s goodnight text.
The next few weeks were miserable. Terribly miserable.
You avoided Isagi whenever possible. Which was difficult, because he noticed immediately.
At first, he texted more. Then he called. Then he started showing up at your job, outside your classes, at your house with convenience store snacks because “you forgot dinner again, didn’t you?”
Like he always did. Like nothing had changed.
Except everything had.
You hated how normal he acted.
Hated how he still smiled at you like you were just the girl he was friends with.
Hated how he talked about Nanase with awkward uncertainty, like he was trying to convince himself this was the right thing.
Most of all, you hated yourself for being jealous over a relationship that barely even started yet.
One rainy evening, Isagi cornered you outside the train station, “You’re avoiding me.”
Rain tapped softly against the station roof while people hurried past with umbrellas.
You kept your eyes forward. “I’ve been busy.”
“You haven’t answered my texts in three days.”
“Sorry.”
“What’s up with you?” Something sharp slipped into his voice then. Which was a little shocking, Isagi was usually gentle with you.
Which meant he was genuinely upset.
“…Did I do something wrong?”
The question nearly shattered you.
Because the worst part was that he didn’t. He was just being Isagi.
Oblivious, earnest, kind Isagi.
You laughed weakly. “No.”
“You’re lying.”
“Yoichi-”
“No, seriously, what happened?” His voice cracked slightly. “You were fine and then suddenly you won’t even look at me.”
Your chest hurt.You couldn’t do this. Not while he was dating someone else. Not while he still looked at you like you mattered the most.
“You should go call Nanase,” you said quietly.
The second the words left your mouth, Isagi’s expression changed.
At first it was confusion. Then realization.
“…Oh.”
You nearly screamed, “Stop saying oh! Oh my god!”
Several people turned to stare. You didn’t care.
Isagi blinked at you, startled by your outburst, but you had opened the flood gates and now you couldn’t stop the words from coming out, “You can’t keep saying ‘oh’ every time something important happens!” you snapped. “You’re so- god, you’re impossible!”
“I…what did I even do?!”
“You started dating another girl!”
“I went on one date!”
“That’s not the point!”
“Then what is the point?!”
The rain grew louder around you.
Your vision blurred embarrassingly fast. You were tired. So tired.
“I like - liked - you,” you whispered.
Silence.
“I liked you for so long, and you never noticed, and I thought maybe if I made you jealous then maybe you’d finally realize it, but instead you just-” your voice broke. “You picked someone else.”
Isagi stared at you. Completely motionless. The station noise faded into background static around the two of you, “…You liked me?” You laughed bitterly. “See? This is exactly what I mean.”
“No, wait-”
“I’m serious, Yoichi. I slept at your house every week!”
“I thought you just liked being there!”
“I wore your clothes!”
“You said they were comfortable!”
“I literally kissed you once!”
“You were crying!”
“Oh my god!”
“You said it was emotional support!”
You covered your face with your hands.
Somewhere beside you, Isagi made a strangled noise, “…Wait.”
Slowly, you looked up.
His face was red. Completely red, “That wasn’t friend stuff?!” he exclaimed.
You stared at him in disbelief, “Who the hell kisses their friends?!” “I DON’T KNOW!”
A nearby businessman physically turned around to watch the argument. Neither of you cared.
Isagi looked genuinely horrified now. Like puzzle pieces were violently slamming together inside his brain all at once.
“The lunches-”
“Yes.”
“The sleepovers-”
“Yes!”
“The handholding during movies-”
“Yes, Yoichi!”
His mouth opened. Then closed. Then opened again. Then suddenly he grabbed his head, “Oh my god.”
There it was again. You would have almost laughed hysterically if this moment wasn’t so mortifying for the both of you.
“I’m actually an idiot,” he muttered.
“Finally, we agree on something.”
“No, seriously, I thought you just…” He looked at you helplessly. “I thought you were comfortable with me.”
“I was comfortable with you because I was in love with you!”
His entire face went blank, “…Oh.”
This time, the word sounded different.
Not clueless. Not confused. Just overwhelmed.
Rainwater dripped from the edge of the station roof while Isagi stared at you like he was seeing you clearly for the first time, “You really like me?” he asked quietly.
Your throat tightened, “Yeah.”
“For how long?”
“…Do you actually want the embarrassing answer?”
“Yes.”
You sighed, terribly embarrassed because how could he have not realized? “Since second year.”
His eyes widened, “That long?!”
“Don’t make me regret confessing to you.”
“No, I just-” He stopped suddenly. “Wait.”
Your stomach dropped, “What?”
“…I think I’m gonna break up with Nanase.” You blinked, “You think?”
“I mean-we only went on one date but I literally spent the entire time talking about you, and we’re not really dating dating yet and… she deserves better.”
Despite everything, a laugh burst out of you.
Isagi looked relieved immediately, like hearing you laugh fixed something inside him.
Then he smiled too. A soft, crooked smile. The smile you’d loved for so long.
“You really are stupid,” you muttered.
“I know.”
“And oblivious.”
“Yeah.”
“And kind of the worst.” You smiled despite yourself.
Then Isagi stepped closer carefully. Tentatively, like he was afraid you’d disappear, “…Can I try something?” he asked quietly. Your heart nearly stopped, “…Okay.”
He hesitated for exactly half a second before leaning down and kissing you.
Properly this time.
With his warm hands, rain-soaked sleeves. The faint taste of canned coffee lingered on your lips.
And when he pulled back, he looked almost offended, “…Wait.”
You blinked. “Oh god. What now?”
“You kissed me like this before and I still thought we were friends?”
You burst into laughter so hard your stomach hurt.
And standing there beneath the station lights, with rain pouring around you and Isagi staring at you like he’d finally solved the world’s hardest puzzle…
You thought maybe some love stories just needed a little stupidity first.
❦ content — Isagi Yoichi x fem! reader, friends to lovers, a ton of stupidness, bachira & chigiri mentioned!!, reader thinks she's very smart...she's not, not proofread!
❦ synopsis — No one's ever called you Einstein before, but you like to think your plan to get Isagi to notice you is foolproof! Turns out, you and Isagi are actually stupid- and your plan wasn't stupid-proof.
── ❦ trust me, i'm not falling. don't trust me i might fall in.
The first time someone asked if you and Yoichi Isagi were dating, he laughed so hard he nearly choked on his drink.
“Us?” he’d said, grinning at the poor cashier like the idea itself was ridiculous. “No, no, we’re just friends.”
Just friends.
You remembered standing beside him, cheeks warm from embarrassment while he kept smiling, completely unaware of the tiny crack he’d just carved into your chest.
It wasn’t like he was rejecting you. He just genuinely didn’t know how you felt about him.
That was the tragedy of liking Isagi Yoichi.
Because if he knew someone’s breathing pattern on the field, he could predict their next movement before they even made it. If he watched a match once, he remembered every play. Every weakness. Every opening.
But somehow, impossibly, stupidly - he could not tell you were in love with him.
Not when you slept over at his house almost every weekend. Not when he automatically bought your favorite milk tea without asking. Not when his mom greeted you with, “Oh, you’re finally here,” like you practically lived there.
Not even when half your friend group had developed a betting pool over when you two would finally get together.
You’d thought maybe the rumors would help.
People swore they saw you two kiss once behind the train station after a festival. Someone else claimed Isagi carried your shoes home when your feet hurt after fireworks night. Chigiri said the tension between you two was “actually painful to witness.”
And still…there was nothing.
Isagi remained painfully, hopelessly oblivious.
Which was exactly why your current plan existed.
“Absolutely not,” Bachira said immediately. You stabbed your straw into your drink harder. “It’s foolproof.”
“It’s not stupidproof,” Bachira corrected. “Different thing.”
Across from you, Chigiri sighed into his coffee. “I kind of want to stop this before it becomes a disaster.”
“It won’t become a disaster,” you argued. “Guys are competitive. Isagi’s competitive. If he thinks another guy likes me, he’ll realize his feelings.”
Bachira stared at you for a long moment, “You got all that from shoujo manga, didn’t you?”
“…Maybe.”
“Oh my god.”
But it made sense. It had to.
You’d spent nearly two years waiting for Isagi to figure it out naturally. Clearly, that wasn’t working. So now you were forcing the issue.
It was a simple plan. It would be easy.
You’d make Isagi jealous.
And once he realized the idea of losing you bothered him?
Boom. He’d confess. You’d be in a relationship. And live happily ever after.
Probably.
“…Who’s the guy?” Chigiri finally asked.
You smiled, “I’m glad you asked.”
Three days later, Isagi nearly dropped his lunch tray, “…What?”
You looked up innocently from your seat outside the school courtyard. “Hm?”
Isagi stared at the person beside you.
At the very tall, very attractive upperclassman currently leaning casually against your table while talking to you.
“Why’s Rin here?”.
Perfect.
Rin Itoshi looked unimpressed by the entire world as usual. “Why do you sound upset?”
“I don’t sound upset.”
“You do,” Bachira chirped from behind him.
Isagi ignored him completely. Instead, his eyes flicked back toward you, “…Why are you eating lunch with him?”
You almost felt bad.
Almost.
“Because he asked me to.”
Rin, who you’d bribed with expensive coffee to participate in your scheme, gave a tiny nod.
“He said please,” you added, hoping it would soften the blow.
Isagi blinked. Then looked at you again, “…Oh.”
Oh?
Oh?!
That was all?!
You forced a smile. “Yep.”
Something weird crossed his expression then. Briefly there, but you saw it. Like confusion mixed with something tighter.
But then Bachira slung an arm around Isagi’s shoulders, “C’mon, Yoichi. Let’s sit over there.”
And just like that, the moment vanished.
Your plan escalated quickly after that.
You started mentioning Rin more often. You laughed at his dry comments. You walked home with him twice.
Once, you even let him rest his chin on your shoulder while he looked at your phone.
That one nearly killed Isagi.
You saw it happen in real time.
He’d walked into the room, saw the two of you on the couch, and froze so hard you thought his soul briefly left his body.
Success, you thought triumphantly.
It’s working.
Except…
Isagi still didn’t say anything.
Instead, he just got weird. Weirder than usual, anyways.
He started texting you more.
Started inviting himself whenever Rin was around. Started staring at you like he was trying to solve an impossible equation.
One night, sprawled across his bedroom floor while he reviewed game footage, he suddenly paused the video, “…Do you like Rin?”
Your heartbeat stumbled.
Finally.
You kept your voice casual. “What if I do?”
Silence.
The glow from his monitor reflected in his blue eyes as he stared at the screen instead of you. “Oh,” he said quietly.
That stupid word again.
Oh.
Then he pressed play and kept watching the footage.
You nearly threw a pillow at his head.
A week later, your plan officially exploded in your face. You knew the second Bachira called you sounding nervous.
“So,” he started carefully.
Immediately bad.
“What happened?”
“…Don’t freak out.” That was your sign to start freaking out.
“Oh my god.”
“Nothing terrible happened!”
“You saying that means something terrible definitely happened.”
Bachira inhaled deeply, “…Isagi asked a girl out.”
The world stopped.
You laughed. Actually laughed. Because that sentence didn’t even make sense, “…What?”
“Okay, look, in his defense-”
“Who.”
“Her name’s Nanase from his study group-”
“His study group?!” The one you were meant to be in too but had been blowing off because ‘Rin wants to hang out!’ and you really just went home early.
Bachira winced audibly over the phone.
Apparently, after weeks of watching you with Rin, Isagi had come to a conclusion.
A devastatingly stupid conclusion.
He thought you were genuinely in love with Rin.
Which meant…he needed to do the same. Find someone to like.
You sat frozen on your bed while Bachira kept talking in the background.
Something about Isagi trying to “put himself out there.”
Something about him asking for dating advice.
Something about how this was “technically your fault.”
You barely heard him.
Because all you could think about was how you did this.
You actually did it.
You’d tried so hard to make Isagi realize he liked you that you accidentally convinced him to like someone else instead.
By the time Bachira hung up, your room felt unbearably quiet.
And for the first time in years, you ignored Isagi’s goodnight text.
The next few weeks were miserable. Terribly miserable.
You avoided Isagi whenever possible. Which was difficult, because he noticed immediately.
At first, he texted more. Then he called. Then he started showing up at your job, outside your classes, at your house with convenience store snacks because “you forgot dinner again, didn’t you?”
Like he always did. Like nothing had changed.
Except everything had.
You hated how normal he acted.
Hated how he still smiled at you like you were just the girl he was friends with.
Hated how he talked about Nanase with awkward uncertainty, like he was trying to convince himself this was the right thing.
Most of all, you hated yourself for being jealous over a relationship that barely even started yet.
One rainy evening, Isagi cornered you outside the train station, “You’re avoiding me.”
Rain tapped softly against the station roof while people hurried past with umbrellas.
You kept your eyes forward. “I’ve been busy.”
“You haven’t answered my texts in three days.”
“Sorry.”
“What’s up with you?” Something sharp slipped into his voice then. Which was a little shocking, Isagi was usually gentle with you.
Which meant he was genuinely upset.
“…Did I do something wrong?”
The question nearly shattered you.
Because the worst part was that he didn’t. He was just being Isagi.
Oblivious, earnest, kind Isagi.
You laughed weakly. “No.”
“You’re lying.”
“Yoichi-”
“No, seriously, what happened?” His voice cracked slightly. “You were fine and then suddenly you won’t even look at me.”
Your chest hurt.You couldn’t do this. Not while he was dating someone else. Not while he still looked at you like you mattered the most.
“You should go call Nanase,” you said quietly.
The second the words left your mouth, Isagi’s expression changed.
At first it was confusion. Then realization.
“…Oh.”
You nearly screamed, “Stop saying oh! Oh my god!”
Several people turned to stare. You didn’t care.
Isagi blinked at you, startled by your outburst, but you had opened the flood gates and now you couldn’t stop the words from coming out, “You can’t keep saying ‘oh’ every time something important happens!” you snapped. “You’re so- god, you’re impossible!”
“I…what did I even do?!”
“You started dating another girl!”
“I went on one date!”
“That’s not the point!”
“Then what is the point?!”
The rain grew louder around you.
Your vision blurred embarrassingly fast. You were tired. So tired.
“I like - liked - you,” you whispered.
Silence.
“I liked you for so long, and you never noticed, and I thought maybe if I made you jealous then maybe you’d finally realize it, but instead you just-” your voice broke. “You picked someone else.”
Isagi stared at you. Completely motionless. The station noise faded into background static around the two of you, “…You liked me?” You laughed bitterly. “See? This is exactly what I mean.”
“No, wait-”
“I’m serious, Yoichi. I slept at your house every week!”
“I thought you just liked being there!”
“I wore your clothes!”
“You said they were comfortable!”
“I literally kissed you once!”
“You were crying!”
“Oh my god!”
“You said it was emotional support!”
You covered your face with your hands.
Somewhere beside you, Isagi made a strangled noise, “…Wait.”
Slowly, you looked up.
His face was red. Completely red, “That wasn’t friend stuff?!” he exclaimed.
You stared at him in disbelief, “Who the hell kisses their friends?!” “I DON’T KNOW!”
A nearby businessman physically turned around to watch the argument. Neither of you cared.
Isagi looked genuinely horrified now. Like puzzle pieces were violently slamming together inside his brain all at once.
“The lunches-”
“Yes.”
“The sleepovers-”
“Yes!”
“The handholding during movies-”
“Yes, Yoichi!”
His mouth opened. Then closed. Then opened again. Then suddenly he grabbed his head, “Oh my god.”
There it was again. You would have almost laughed hysterically if this moment wasn’t so mortifying for the both of you.
“I’m actually an idiot,” he muttered.
“Finally, we agree on something.”
“No, seriously, I thought you just…” He looked at you helplessly. “I thought you were comfortable with me.”
“I was comfortable with you because I was in love with you!”
His entire face went blank, “…Oh.”
This time, the word sounded different.
Not clueless. Not confused. Just overwhelmed.
Rainwater dripped from the edge of the station roof while Isagi stared at you like he was seeing you clearly for the first time, “You really like me?” he asked quietly.
Your throat tightened, “Yeah.”
“For how long?”
“…Do you actually want the embarrassing answer?”
“Yes.”
You sighed, terribly embarrassed because how could he have not realized? “Since second year.”
His eyes widened, “That long?!”
“Don’t make me regret confessing to you.”
“No, I just-” He stopped suddenly. “Wait.”
Your stomach dropped, “What?”
“…I think I’m gonna break up with Nanase.” You blinked, “You think?”
“I mean-we only went on one date but I literally spent the entire time talking about you, and we’re not really dating dating yet and… she deserves better.”
Despite everything, a laugh burst out of you.
Isagi looked relieved immediately, like hearing you laugh fixed something inside him.
Then he smiled too. A soft, crooked smile. The smile you’d loved for so long.
“You really are stupid,” you muttered.
“I know.”
“And oblivious.”
“Yeah.”
“And kind of the worst.” You smiled despite yourself.
Then Isagi stepped closer carefully. Tentatively, like he was afraid you’d disappear, “…Can I try something?” he asked quietly. Your heart nearly stopped, “…Okay.”
He hesitated for exactly half a second before leaning down and kissing you.
Properly this time.
With his warm hands, rain-soaked sleeves. The faint taste of canned coffee lingered on your lips.
And when he pulled back, he looked almost offended, “…Wait.”
You blinked. “Oh god. What now?”
“You kissed me like this before and I still thought we were friends?”
You burst into laughter so hard your stomach hurt.
And standing there beneath the station lights, with rain pouring around you and Isagi staring at you like he’d finally solved the world’s hardest puzzle…
You thought maybe some love stories just needed a little stupidity first.
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I feel like I’ll never be content. Or at peace, or just happy. Since I was a child I’ve had depression without knowing it, growing up when I’d feel happy I’d instantly want to become sad again because being happy was weird, like as “emo” as this will sound, sadness is all I’ve ever known. I’ve obviously been happy and have happy times and enjoyed things in life. But not TRULY. Deep deeppp in my heart I’ve never felt true happiness and been at peace with myself, because when I do, a wave of depression just passes over me. And I remind myself that I’m not supposed to be happy. Is that not so shitty? I genuinely feel I’m in such a pit. I thought life was good but I don’t really have anything to live for anymore except religion, that’s the only thing keeping me up rn.
"WHY ARE WE ACTING LIKE SHE'S A CELEBRITY?" Yukimiya asks.
"Because she tamed Rin Itoshi," Karasu says immediately. "That's historical."
"Like discovering fire," Otoya nods.
Nagi is lying upside down on the couch."I skipped my nap for this."
Barou clicks his tongue from the corner."Tch. Pathetic." meanwhile he has absolutely been standing there for fifteen minutes waiting.
Chigiri notices. "You've been fixing your hair."
"I have not."
"You literally checked your reflection in the window."
Barou looks ready to commit murder.
Meanwhile Rin has no idea what's waiting for him. He has just returned from training, towel around his neck, tired and sweaty and already irritated because everyone wouldn't stop smirking at him during practice. And the second he enters the hallway—
EVERYONE SCATTERS.
CRASH.BANG.
Someone falls over a chair.
Rin narrows his eyes immediately.
"...What are you idiots doing?"
"Nothing!" Bachira says too quickly.
"Absolutely nothing," Reo agrees while visibly trying to hide behind a pillar.
Rin looks deeply disturbed.
"...You're all acting like serial killers."
Karasu snorts. "Says you."
Rin ignores him and starts walking toward the locker room. And then—
The front entrance opens, and you walk in.
Nobody notices at first, until Aryu gasps dramatically
."…GLAM."
Everyone turns.
And there you are, standing awkwardly near the entrance with a small bag in your hand, looking around like you accidentally entered a military base instead of a football facility.
You smile politely. "Um... excuse me?"
Bachira's jaw drops, Isagi chokes on air, Reo shakes Nagi's arm hard enough to wake him up.
You glare harder, Shidou grins like a psychopath. "Awww, Rin-chan~ your girl's scary."
"Good."
Everyone turns toward Rin.
Because he said that WAY too proudly and now his ears are red again.
Shidou suddenly leans closer to you dramatically.
"So if Rin-chan and I fought to the death, who would you save?"
"Rin."
"No hesitation?!"
"He'd probably win too."
The room EXPLODES AGAIN.
Rin genuinely looks like he might ascend spiritually.
Barou scoffs. "Tch. Simp."
Isagi points immediately. "YOU FOLLOWED HIM TO SEE HER TOO."
Barou immediately looks insulted. "SHUT UP."
Then suddenly, Nagi appears beside you. Silently, like a ghost.
"...Can I test something?"
You blink."What?"
Without warning, Nagi gently drops his head onto your shoulder.
The room gasps.
Rin immediately tries to push him off you.
"GET OFF HER."
Nagi sighs peacefully, not moving at all. "Warm. I get it now."
Reo grabs Nagi now and pulls him off you."DON'T STEAL RIN'S GIRLFRIEND."
"She smells nice."
"THAT'S NOT THE POINT."
You're laughing so hard now you can barely breathe.
Even Rin is struggling not to smile.
And somehow against all odds, you fit in immediately like you've always been there.
You're laughing with Bachira, listening to Hiori's nonsense theories, watching Reo and Nagi argue over snacks, telling Tokimitsu to relax, complimenting Chigiri's hair.
Even Barou tolerates you sitting near him without threatening murder. Rin watches all of it quietly from the side and everyone notices.
Because Rin Itoshi, the coldest person in Blue Lock, is staring at you like you hung the moon.
Isagi elbows Bachira. "...He's doomed."
Bachira wipes fake tears. "Our emo boy grew up."
Rin hears them. "Shut the hell up." He says and immediately grabs your hand. "We're leaving."
You let him drag you away while everyone screams behind you.
"BRING HER AGAIN." "SHE'S COOL." "I STILL WANT A COMPATIBILITY READING." "ASK HER IF RIN LIKES CUDDLING." "DOES HE MEOW BACK AT HIS CAT."
Rin nearly trips from rage.
You look up at him, laughing.
"Your friends are funny."
"They're not my friends."
From behind everyone scream "YES WE ARE!"
Rin screams back, "I HATE ALL OF YOU."
And somehow, for the first time in Blue Lock history—Rin Itoshi walks off the field holding someone's hand while smiling, very slightly.
But enough for everyone to scream like they witnessed the second coming of Christ.
2k followers event, request no. 6: Rin has fallen in love and has turned into a softie, which is making Sae terrified. So he starts investigating you like a criminal and then one day comes home early only to find Rin peacefully drooling on your lap on his couch.
The apartment is quiet, which usually means one of two things in the Itoshi brothers' shared apartment:
1. Rin is asleep.
2. Rin is plotting violence against Sae.
And of course, Sae prefers Rin sleeping.
So when he steps out of his room and hears a soft, disgustingly gentle chuckle coming from the living room, he freezes.
Then slowly turns his head.
Rin Itoshi, his younger brother, the same Rin who usually looks like he wants to kill everyone on the field...
Is sitting on the couch with his phone in hand... blushing.
BLUSHING!
He's Not annoyed, angry or murderous.
But he's blushing and smiling.
Sae stares.
"What the hell?"
Rin immediately scowls and turns the phone away.
"What do you want?"
"You're smiling."
"I'm not."
"You look sick."
Rin's face darkenes. "Get lost."
Sae narrows his eyes.
This is bad.
No, this is catastrophic.
Someone has infiltrated Rin's life.
Which means someone has somehow bypassed his hostility, sarcasm, trust issues, emotional repression and terrifying glares.
This person is dangerous, very dangerous.
So to save his brother from this dangerous person, Sae decides to observe Rin for the next two weeks.
And now he is more terrified because— Rin randomly glances at his phone, his ears turns red.
Rin thinks very carefully before sending a text. He types messages then erase them, then types again and stare blankly into space and suddenly smirks.
Rin even HUMS now, while making tea.
Sae nearly called emergency services when he saw Rin doing that.
Also Rin calls that mysterious person "Idiot" fondly.
FONDLY.
Sae slowly sets down his glass.
No, absolutely not.
So he starts the interrogation the next morning.
Sae sits at the dining table like a mafia boss, when Rin enters, half asleep.
"Sit."
"No."
"Who is she?"
Rin stops for a while, then continues walking again.
"No one."
"You're always smiling at your phone."
"You're hallucinating."
"You called someone an idiot lovingly."
Rin turns sharply.
"You were listening?"
"You were loud."
"I whispered."
"You're radiating weakness."
"It's none of your business."
"It is if some parasite is trying to ruin your life."
Rin looks offended enough to stab him.
"Shut up."
"Name."
"No."
"Show me her picture."
"No."
"Give me her social media then."
"No."
"Alright then, what's her blood type?"
"Die."
Rin walks off and Sae rubs his temples.
Fine, if Rin won't cooperate—
He'll just investigate.
➽──────────────❥
The private investigator returns three weeks later.
Sae sits across from him.
"Well?"
The investigator hands over a folder.
"She's clean."
Sae frowns.
"What do you mean clean?"
"I mean normal. University student. Good grades. No scandals. No criminal history. Volunteers sometimes. Buys coffee too often. Once yelled at a guy for making fun of beggar."
Sae blinks.
"That's it?"
"She also seems genuinely in love with your brother. You brother seems to love her a lot too."
Silence.
Sae dislikes that answer most of all.
So he just decides to meet you himself and texts you, he got your number from the investigator—
I'm Rin's brother. We need to talk. Don't tell Rin. Meet me (cafe name) at 5.
You stare at the message.
Then laugh.
But you decide to go anyway.
➽──────────────❥
The café is elegant, expensive and annoyingly quiet. There is no one else besides Sae, so it means he has reserved the whole cafe.
Sae is already sitting on a table when you arrive, dressed in VERY expensive clothes which screams money.
He looks you up and down.
Then freezes slightly.
Because you look... sweet, soft and completely harmless.
And just to prove that, you smile politely.
"Hi."
That somehow makes him trust you less.
"Sit."
"You really are brothers," you mutter.
"What?"
"Nothing."
You sit across from him.
Sae folds his hands.
"I'll be direct."
"I expected nothing else."
"What are your intentions with Rin?"
You blink.
"...Excuse me?"
"If you're dating him for money, status, attention—say it now."
You stare but he continues coldly anyway.
"I'm richer than him. More famous too. If that's what you want, I can provide it."
You smile.
Sweetly, dangerously.
Sae notices that too late.
You slowly pick up the iced drink in front of you.
"Interesting offer, really." You say and pour the entire thing over his head.
Every staff on the cafe gasps.
And Sae?
He just sits there dripping in stunned silence, ice cube sliding down his shoulder.
You stand.
"I hate you."
His eye twitches.
"But I'll still keep this secret from Rin because it would hurt him if he knows."
Sae stares.
For the first time, Sae looks genuinely speechless.
You continue, voice sharp.
"You've hurt him enough already."
You grab your bag and point a finger at him.
"Stop hurting my boyfriend..." You smile sweetly. "Or I'll kill you."
Then you walk out.
The café staff applaud internally.
➽──────────────❥
For several days after that, Sae does nothing but just watches Rin as usual.
Rin seems happier lately.
Still rude, but less tense.
Disgusting.
And every time Sae considers interfering again—
He remembers your smile while assaulting him with citrus.
So he just tells himself: If Rin gets hurt, I'll destroy her life.
Which, for Sae, counts as emotional growth.
But then one evening, Sae returns home earlier than expected.
Thinking Rin is asleep, he unlocks the apartment quietly and walks in.
And stops dead.
Because there you are.
On HIS couch.
And Rin?
Rin is asleep with his head on your lap.
One arm around your waist, mouth slightly open, drooling. You are gently stroking his hair while using a tissue to wipe his chin.
Sae's whole soul leaves his body.
"What th—"
You look up and raise your index finger to your lips.
Sae freezes in disbelief.
Then to make him feel worse, you slowly point to the glass of orange juice on the table. Then to him.
The threat is clear.
Try me.
Sae's jaw clenches but you just smile sweetly.
"Don't wake my boyfriend up."
Rin shifts in his sleep and mumbles, "...stay..." then tightenes his grip around your waist.
Sae nearly explodes.
"That idiot is on my couch."
You whisper back, "No. He’s on my lap."
Silence.
Sae feels violence in his bloodstream. But you totally ignore him and resume petting Rin's hair.
"He had training today. He was tired."
"Then put him in his room."
"He chose my lap."
Sae glares at his sleeping brother who's now nuzzling deeper into your stomach.
So you just lean down and kissed Rin's cheek softly, making him smile in his sleep.
Sae sees red.
You look back at Sae.
"Door's that way."
"This is my apartment."
"And yet you're the third wheel."
His eye twitches so hard that it becomes visible.
But you just smile and point to the orange juice again.
Sae inhales, exhales, turnes around and leaves the apartment.
The door shuts loudly behind him.You grin in victory.
Then look down at Rin.
Rin opens one eye immediately.
You gasp softly.
"You were awake?!"
Rin smirks and wraps both arms around your waist.
"Since he said what the—"
"You little devil." You pinch his cheek. "You used me to annoy Sae."
"Mm." He buries his face against you. "Worth it."
You laugh quietly.
"You're evil."
"Learned from Sae."
Then he looks up at you, sleepy and beautiful and unfair.
"Stay the night."
You soften instantly.
"All right."
From outside the apartment door, Sae hears everything.
He stands there in silence and then mutters to himself:
a rather unpleasant feeling was stirring in your stomach.
"wow! you're soooooooo good sae!"
and the forced voices were making you more agitated by the moment.
of course, it's completely normal for your husband to have many fans, especially fangirls. however, this must've been too much.
these girls each decided to wear a fake jersey with his number on it. they even decided to crop the shirt horrendously short.
now you weren't one for bringing down other girls for what they wear, of course, anyone could wear anything they wanted! but there was a pattern emerging with this specific group of girls.
no matter where you were sitting, you could always hear, see or even sense them somewhere in the crowd of 20k+ people. it was starting to get annoying with how often they tried to disrupt sae's flow during gameplay, but there was no rule of kicking people out just for doing that.
sae had no issue with them, even when you talked about it with him one time, he just brushed it off, saying, "i didn't know they existed."
as of right now, he was in the middle of a penalty kick and the girls, with what little brain cells they have, resorted to squealing as loud as they could when clearly, it was not a good time.
anyhow, sae kicks the ball, creating a long, curved arc and he somehow makes it into the goal. you don't question the science behind it because listening to sae talk about it may as well be a story to put you to sleep.
you have to be impressed with how these girls never lose their voices though. even when they've screamed for at least 80 minutes of the game, you can never make out any sort of voice crack that comes from them.
but then sae turns.
you expect him to lock eyes with you like he does after every goal he's ever scored in a game. but no.
he makes eye contact with those girls.
and you catch it.
your eyes narrow, eyebrows furrowing before you're even more irritated when the girls go wild. screaming. shouting. squealing. barking?
seems like sae wanted to see the fans he never saw before.
you scoff under your breath, crossing your arms as you stare at sae unimpressed. why pay attention to those girls when your wife is literally watching from the vip seats?
whatever.
your wedding ring glints in the stadium lights and you twist it around your ring finger anxiously.
it's the last 10 minutes of the game. sae's team needs to score one more point to cut off the draw from the opposing team.
your eyes are only on sae as he seems to strategically place himself where the ball eventually gets kicked over to him. you never bother to think how this man predicts everything, it's normal by now.
he dribbles the ball past the opposing players, stoic expression plastered on his face. you hold your breath as he approaches the goal, where many of the players have positioned theirself to defend it, almost as if their life was on the line.
sae expertly weaves between players, the ball a blur as he manages to change pace, direction and even makes a player fall over his own feet as he fakes a shot.
after all of that, an opening appeared, his teal eyes shining as they zone in on the place he wants to shoot at. he kicks it hard and fast, the ball shooting directly at the top right corner of the goal.
the whole stadium cheers and the buzzer sounds, signalling the end of the game. you smile slightly, breathing out a soft sigh of relief. you never doubted sae.
even after the crowd quietened down for the ceremony, the girls were obnoxiously talking loudly about sae.
"his eyes are to die for!"
"oh my god his hair looks amazing even after all of that!"
"we love you sae!"
you sat in your seat in a pool of dread, just waiting for the awards ceremony to be over. after all medals were awarded, the crowd started to filter out of the stadium.
you took your time grabbing your things, knowing sae would probably be bombarded with interviews from the media.
as always, you walked down to the field, watching sae walk away from his interviews.
of course, he had to interact with the leftover crowd along the way, which also included those girls. the girls were close to falling over the barricade as they reached their hands out with random things in hand, probably for him to sign.
sae never did these things however, he couldn't be bothered.
he just gave a short wave to the crowd, nonchalantly walking past the girls, leaving them with pouts on their faces.
"hello, husband," you said, loud enough for the girls to hear as you were still near the crowd.
their heads turned immediately at that.
after all the games they've been to, had they not known you existed?
"hello... wife?" sae said, almost unsure as he watched you approaching him rather quicker than usual.
"you did well," you smile, sliding your hands around his neck, giving him a slight hug. his scent was mixed with his usual musky scent and a bit of sweat. you didn't care though.
his hands slid awkwardly to your waist, not used to doing this much PDA especially in front of fans. he raised an eyebrow as he took in the way you were smiling like a cheshire cat.
before he knew it, you were leaning in, giving him a soft kiss on the lips.
it wasn't obvious at first, but sae melted into it, reciprocating the kiss thankfully.
the girls gasped, jaws dropped to the floor.
you finally pulled away, still smiling innocently.
"let's go back, i'll make your favourite?" you interlaced your fingers with his, the cold metal of the ring pressed against his own fingers.
sae wore his ring on a chain around his neck. he didn't want to lose his ring any time while playing, it would be an inconvenience.
"sure..." he said, still unsure why you were acting this way.
after you two left, the girls stood there, starstruck looks on their face.
"y'know... hear me out on his wife," one of them said slowly.
the other two of her clique whipped their heads around so fast you could think they snapped off.
"y-you can't just say that- we were literally just cheering for sae!!"
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For my presentation here. You're going to be bitch#24
And excuse me if you're not a girl. Still my bitch tho
Bitch#24 sat on her knees, pussy bare and dripping wet for Angel.
“Please, mommy, please, I’ve been a dirty little slut, please fuck me already, I won’t be naughty again, I swear.” She begs, rubbing her puffy clit between whiny moans and breathy whispers.
“And do you think you deserve it?” Angel asks, lowering her gaze to look at the slutty whore that’s on her knees for her, begging for any ounce of her attention.
“Attention-deprived little thing, you want my attention so badly, don’t you?”
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“But you don’t deserve it,” Angel says, pushing bitch#24’s legs apart with the tip of her shoe.
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All for her attention.
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THE COUCH GUY brother's bestfriend — nagi seishiro
you and your brother wasn’t exactly the same, you two were just so different regarding hobbies and interests. your brother loved football so much, it was just part of him. you never really got it, but you never stopped showing up either
you’d sit on a rock while he practiced outside, listening to his happy cheers whenever he scored a goal on the makeup goal net. he used to ask you to join. not seriously, but more like hope disguised as asking, you always said no. that stayed between you two, he’d play alone while you watched him.
but then nagi seishiro started coming over.
the yard had became a football field whenever nagi came over. he just followed reo quietly, hands in his pockets, and clearly not caring much about your existence. after practice, he’d always end up inside, on the couch, same spot every time, it was like muscle memory. he would have his phone in hand, shoes off, no effort to even acknowledge anyone else unless spoken to directly.
the first time you tried talking to him, he barely looked up.
“hey, you’re on my seat,” you said
“hmmm?” he replied. “..move me then..”
you didn’t. you just stood there for a second, annoyed, then walked away like you always did. he didn’t even feel like a guest. guests at least tried to act decent. nagi just existed wherever he wanted.
you walk closer, standing right in front of him now, blocking whatever game he’s playing. his eyes shift up slowly, like even that takes effort.
“…my seat.” you almost laugh “you’re on my seat.” you repeat, but he doesn’t even look at you. you stare at him, disbelief settling in your chest. this is exactly why you couldn’t stand him. no awareness, no courtesy, just pure laziness wrapped in talent everyone else seemed to admire.
from outside, reo’s voice calls, “nagi, five more minutes!”
“coming,” he says, but doesn’t get up
you end up leaving instead, retreating to your room like always, door shutting a little louder than necessary.
that was how it usually went, you stayed out of his way, and he stayed exactly where he wanted.
you don’t know when you decided to try. maybe it was because reo never stopped talking about him, maybe it was because your brother didn’t seem to mind him at all, or maybe you just got tired of hating someone you barely understood. either way, one afternoon, you didn’t walk to your room immediately.
practice had just ended. reo went to shower, and nagi was on his usual spot, on the couch. you stand there, staring at him for a moment before sighing and dropping onto the opposite end
“…you’re not going to your room today?” he asks, eyes still on his phone
you blink “i live here,” you reply. “i don’t have to”
“mm..”
awkward silence stretches between you. you glance at his screen. he was playing a game you don’t recognize. it looked overwhelming but his barely moving fingers still got him to win.
“you’re good at games?” you ask
“mhm.” he goes quiet for a second, thinking, “never really tried to be bad at it.” he mutters.
you don’t know whether to be annoyed or impressed “…you’re always like that?”
he looks at you, not saying much but urging you to continue.
“i mean like.. everything is easy for you..”
“not really,” he says, “i just don’t do things that feel like a hassle.”
you frown slightly “soccer doesn’t feel like a hassle?”
“mm. dunno.”
“then why keep playing?”
he finally lowers his phone, eyes shifting toward the ceiling “..reo asked.” of course he did.
you let out a small breath, leaning back against the couch “you just do whatever he tells you?”
“not really,” nagi mutters. “just didn’t have a reason not to” you glance at him again, studying him properly for the first time. he looks the same as always. messy hair with that constant look of disinterest.
“so you don’t actually like it?”
“…i didn’t say that”
“you didn’t say you do either”
he clicks his tongue softly, like you’re making him think too much. “ it’s … interesting sometimes, ” he admits.
you tilt your head “that’s it?”
“mm”
you still didn’t get it, but he wasn’t as annoying as you originally thought.
the days after that follow the same routine, you don’t suddenly become close, but you stop leaving to your room. you start sitting on the couch more, sometimes across from him, sometimes closer when he inevitably takes up too much space.
you ask random questions. he answers when he feels like it, you learned alot of things. like how he hates waking up early, how he hates everything that he finds to be a hassle, how he doesn’t understand why people put effort into things they don’t even like
“that’s normal,” you tell him
“sounds like a hassle,” he replies.
but you’ve also noticed smaller things. like how he moves slightly when you sit down, giving you more room without saying anything, or how he hands you a drink one time he bought in school without looking at you, muttering “just extra,” like it’s nothing, or how he actually listens when you talk, even if his eyes are still glued to his phone. it’s subtle, annoyingly subtle.
“you hate me less now” it comes out of nowhere, you’re sitting beside him again, legs tucked under you, scrolling through your own phone this time.
you glance over “what?”
“you used to leave every time i sat here.. with that angry look on your face.”
“…you took up the whole couch”
“i still do.”
“…yeah” you look away, “…i don’t hate you”
“mm.”
“you’re still annoying though”
“same to you.” you blink, not expecting that.
“what did i even do?”
“you talk a lot.” he looks at you,
“you barely talk at all, someone has to.”
“sounds like a you problem”
you shove his shoulder lightly. he barely reacts, just shifts a little with a quiet ‘oy’, but he doesn’t move away.
it hits you slowly. the way you start looking for him after practice, even when you tell yourself you don’t care, the way silence with him starts feeling comfortable.
then you notice when he’s not there.
“nagi’s not coming today,” reo mentions one afternoon, you nod absentmindedly, eyes drifting toward the field anyway
“…why?” you ask before you can stop yourself
“dunno… he’s probably tired since we’ve been playing for days straight,” reo thinks harder.
but you only hum, trying to ignore the small drop in your chest. it’s stupid. he’s just some guy who won’t even get off your couch
“why are you even asking?” reo looks at you, “i honestly thought you hated him..” he nervously chuckles.
“…i just got used to you two playing, that’s all.” you look away.
but then he shows up. later than usual, hands in his pockets, hair slightly messier than before. you’re in the living room when he walks in. he pauses when he sees you, like he wasn’t expecting it.
“reo’s practice is over, it’s late now.” you say, he only hums as if meaning to say that he already knew that.
“…then why are you here?”
he shrugs, stepping further inside like it’s the most normal thing in the world.
“nothing else to do.” you narrow your eyes slightly.
“reo’s not playing, y’know.. he’s in his room studying.”
“yeah”
“does he know you’re here?”
“nah, i’m not here for him today.” he looks at you.
“…then why are you here?”
“you’re here.”
your breath catches, just a little. it’s such a simple answer. said so casually. like it doesn’t mean anything, but it does, it really does
you look away first “…that’s a bad reason”
“dunno what u mean by that.” he walks past you, dropping onto the couch like always. you stand there for a moment before sighing and sitting beside him, closer this time.
Your voice carries a mix of curiosity and mild annoyance, fingers tugging lightly at the edge of the blindfold covering your eyes. You've been sitting in the passenger seat for what feels like forever, completely unaware of where he's taking you.
Beside you, Rin doesn't even spare you a glance.
"No." His voice is calm and firm. "Keep it on. Don't ruin the surprise."
You let out a small huff, sinking back into the seat. "You're being suspicious. And my eyes are starting to hurt."
"You're acting like you don't like it," Rin continues, completely ignoring your complaint, "but your fingers have been shaking since we left home."
You scoff, crossing your arm. "They are not shaking."
"They are."
There's the faintest trace of amusement in his tone and that alone makes your chest tighten. You can practically picture the ghost of a smirk on his lips, even without seeing him.
And annoyingly... it makes you melt.
The car ride continues, filled with quiet hums of the engine and the occasional brush of his hand against yours— small, grounding touches that tries to keep you reassured.
Then, finally, the car slows.
Stops.
The engine dies and suddenly, the world feels... different.
A cool breeze brushes against your skin, carrying a scent so fresh it makes your lungs expand deeper than they have all day. There's something earthy, something soft in the air— like grass, like open space, like freedom.
Your heart begins to beat faster.
The door opens and Rin is there immediately. His hand finds yours, steady and warm, before sliding to your waist as he helps you step out.
"Careful," he murmurs, his voice lower now, closer. His breath grazes the shell of your ear, sending a soft shiver down your spine.
You instinctively lean into him.
"Okay," he says after a moment, his hands lingering just a second longer than necessary. "You can look now."
Your fingers move quickly, pulling the blindfold off—And you freeze.
A gasp slips from your lips, soft and breathless.
Because in front of you…
Is a dream.
A vast countryside stretches endlessly, painted in gold by the dipping afternoon sun. Tall grass sways like waves under the wind, shimmering as if each blade is touched by light itself. In the distance, gentle hills roll into the horizon, blending into a sky brushed with soft pastels.
A small wooden cabin sits quietly nearby, almost like it belongs to a fairytale—.surrounded by wildflowers that dance in colors you can't even name.
And somewhere— faint but unmistakable—you hear the distant sound of waves.
"Rin..." your voice trembles, barely above a whisper. "This... this is beautiful."
You turn to him, eyes wide, still trying to take it all in.
He looks away almost immediately, shoving his hands into his pockets as if the view isn't the most breathtaking thing in the world.
Or maybe... as if your reaction is.
"I always see you liking things like this on Instagram," he mutters, his voice quieter now. "Countryside. Sea. Mountains."
His gaze flickers back to you, softer than before.
"So... I found a place with all three."
For a moment, you can't say anything. Your chest feels too full. Because Rin— who rarely ever says more than necessary— has somehow said everything.
He steps closer, his arm sliding around your waist with quiet familiarity. Then, gently, he presses a kiss to your forehead.
"Happy birthday," he whispers.
Your eyes flutter shut for just a second, letting the moment sink in.
And when you open them again, everything feels warmer.
You don't even realize when your fingers find his. Or when he intertwines them with his so naturally, like it's the most obvious thing in the world.
Together, you walk through the tall grass, the soft rustling surrounding you like a melody meant only for the two of you. The wind plays with your hair, brushing strands across your face and Rin quietly tucks them back without a word.
Every touch lingers.
Every step feels lighter.
Eventually, you reach a small rise overlooking the ocean.
And when you see it— your breath catches again.
The sea stretches endlessly, reflecting the sky that's now melting into shades of pink, orange, and gold. The waves roll gently as if they're whispering secrets to the shore. The entire world looks like it's been painted just for this moment.
"Rin, look!" you gasp, turning to him with shining eyes. "It's so beautiful!"
But he doesn't turn.
Doesn't even glance at the ocean.
Because he's already looking at something else.
At you.
At your eyes— holding the quiet reflection of the sky, shimmering with wonder.
At your smile— soft, radiant, brighter than the fading horizon.
At your hair— caught in the wind, dancing freely like it belongs to this place.
At your laughter— light, unguarded, echoing into the open air... something so precious he never wants it to fade.
So he just stands there.
Memorizing.
Because to him... this is it.
This is what happiness looks like.
But you don't let the moment stay still for too long.
Because suddenly— you want to dance.
"We can't miss this," you say, turning toward him with a grin as you tug gently on his hand.
Rin blinks.
"I don't dance."
"I know," you whisper stepping closer, your fingers slides up to rest against his shoulders. "But it's what the birthday girl wants."
He exhales softly, rolling his eyes in that familiar way—But he doesn't pull away.
Instead, his hands find your waist again, steadying you, letting you guide him.
The two of you begin to sway under the evening sky, movements clumsy and uneven. You step on his foot once— twice—and he clicks his tongue in mild annoyance.
But then you laugh.
And just like that... he forgets to be annoyed.Your laughter spills between you, warm and uncontrollable, blending with the sound of the wind and the distant waves.
It's messy.
It's imperfect.
And yet—It feels like the most perfect thing in the world.
Because it's with him.
"I love this," you murmur softly, resting your head against his chest. His heartbeat is steady beneath your ear, grounding you. "But... you didn't have to do something this big, you know."
Rin's hand moves slowly along your back, tracing quiet, absent patterns.
"I wanted to."
You tilt your head up, searching his face.
"Really?"
His gaze meets yours— those familiar half-lidded eyes, calm but impossibly deep.
"Yes," he says simply. "Because you never ask for anything."
There's a pause and then his fingers tighten slightly against you.
"So I wanted to give you everything."
Your breath catches.
And without thinking, you wrap your arms around him tighter, holding him like he might disappear if you don't.
"You already do, Rin," you whisper. "You gave me you."
Your voice softens, more vulnerable now.
"And that's all I'll ever need."
For a moment, he says nothing.
But his silence isn't empty.
It's full.
Full of things he doesn't know how to say— things he's never been taught how to express.
So instead—He leans down and kisses you.
Slowly.
Gently.
Like he's afraid you might break.
Like he's trying to tell you everything he's never been able to put into words.
You smile against his lips, breathless, your fingers curling into his shirt.
"I really am lucky..." you whisper between soft kisses, pressing closer to him.
Rin rests his forehead against yours, his voice barely audible.
"So am I."
And he means it.
Because for someone who spent his whole life being compared, overlooked, misunderstood—
being sae itoshi's only friend was less of a hobby and more of a full-time, non-salaried internship that you never actually applied for.
at 2:14 am, your phone vibrated against your nightstand with a violent, rhythmic persistence. you didn't even have to check the caller id. nobody else had the sheer audacity to bypass "do not disturb" mode except for the guy currently plastered on billboards across shibuya.
you pick up the phone, your voice thick with sleep. "if you're calling to tell me that the thread count of the hotel sheets is 'inefficient, i am going to block you for the rest of the decade, sae. i mean it"
there was a pause. a soft, static hum. then, that smooth, bored voice that sounds like it was designed in a laboratory to be soothing and incredibly annoying.
"the shower is broken," sae said.
"sae. call the front desk. you're staring at the park hyatt, not a hostel in siberia. they have people whose entire job is to fix things for people like you."
"i don't want 'people," he said, and you can practically hear the subtle scowl in his voice through the speaker. "i want to know why there are six different knobs and why none of them result in a temperature that doesn't feel like a lava flow. i'm jet-lagged, n/n. i don't have the patience for luxury plumbing."
you sighed, sitting up and rubbing your eyes, realizing your sleep schedule is once again fucked up because of his high-maintenance existence. you've been doing this for years, walking him through grocery stores in madrid via facetime because he couldn't tell the difference between parsley and cilantro, or helping him choose a tie for a gala while you were in the middle of a mid-term exam.
"turn on the camera," you muttered.
the screen flickered to life, and for a second, your brain simply stopped functioning.
sae was standing in a bathroom that looks like it's made of diamonds. but more importantly, he was already stripped down for the shower he was trying to take. he was completely shirtless, his hair slightly messy and damp around the edges, looking less like a 'prodigy' and more like a very tired but beautiful nineteen-year-old.
"it's the silver dial on the left," you said, trying to project a voice that said "i‘m a very serious person who‘s definitely not looking at your collarbones".
"no, the other left, sae. honestly, how do you navigate a soccer pitch if you can't find a temperature control?"
"the pitch doesn't have six different settings for ‘scalding’ and ‘mildly unpleasant,’" he murmured.
he has propped the phone up on a marble ledge, and the angle was... unhelpful. or maybe it was too helpful. either way, you were currently getting a high-definition view of the way the light catches the damp, sharp lines of his torso.
he looked like he was sculpted by someone who had a personal vendetta against mediocre-looking people. it was a lot of visual information for 2:18 a.m. it’s a safety hazard.
"i have people to pass to on a pitch," he said, his fingers grazing the gold hardware of the shower wall with a slow, bored precision. "i don't have anyone here."
the air in your bedroom suddenly felt a little too thin. you watched the screen, the graininess of the facetime call doing nothing to hide the fact that he looked like a high-fashion model who just happened to be a professional athlete and also a massive pain in your neck.
he tilted the phone. his eyes were dark, now focused on the image of you on his screen.
"why are you really calling, sae?" you asked softly. "you’re the smartest person i know. you solved the ‘six knobs’ mystery about four minutes ago. i saw you turn the water on. i heard the spray."
sae didn't look away. he leaned his bare shoulder against the cool stone wall of the bathroom, looking entirely too comfortable in his own skin. in the background, sitting on the vanity, you saw it.
a small, chipped plastic lucky cat you bought him for five hundred yen at a festival four years ago. it looked ridiculous next to his three-thousand-dollar watch.
"the silence in this room is inefficient," he said, his voice losing that sharp, bored edge and becoming something lower, something that vibrates in your chest. "everyone in this city speaks to me like i’m a product they’re trying to sell. you’re the only person who sounds like they actually want to hang up on me."
"i do want to hang up on you," you said, though your thumb is nowhere near the red button. "my sleep schedule is currently being held hostage."
"then do it," he challenged. his eyes dropped to your lips for a fraction of a second, a move so fast you almost thought you imagined it. "hang up. go back to your boring, peaceful sleep. see if you can actually do it."
he knew you won't. he knew that as long as he was standing there, staring at you like you were the only goal worth scoring, you were stuck.
"you're a prick, sae itoshi."
"and you're still on the line," he countered, a ghost of a smile finally touching his lips. "tell me about your day. tell me something mundane. i want to hear a voice that doesn't sound like a press release."
⭑
shanghai looked like a circuit board made of neon and ambition. you, on the other hand, were currently sitting on your bedroom floor in tokyo, surrounded by a half-eaten bag of shrimp chips and a history textbook that was rapidly losing the battle for your attention.
your phone vibrated. it was a facetime call from sae.
when you answered, he wasn't in a locker room or a gym. he was standing in a boutique on nanjing road that looked like it belonged in a museum. he was wearing a black turtleneck and a long coat, looking like a high-fashion villain who just stepped out of a cold-press coffee ad.
"i need an opinion," sae said, skipping the greeting entirely. "and try to make it a useful one. my patience for mediocrity is at an all-time low today."
"nice to see you too, sae. i’m doing great, thanks for asking." you leaned your head against your bed frame, trying to ignore the way the shop’s warm lighting made his eyes look like polished emeralds. "what's the crisis? did you find a thread count you didn't like?"
"i’m buying a gift," he said, stepping toward a glass display case. "for a woman."
the shrimp chip in your mouth suddenly tasted like cardboard. "a gift. for a woman. in shanghai? did the lukewarm actress from the commercial finally break through your defenses?"
"she’s irrelevant," he muttered, though he didn't deny the 'woman' part. he pointed the camera at two bracelets. one was a heavy, diamond-encrusted cuff that looked like it weighed more than your pride.
the other was a delicate, silver chain with a tiny, understated pendant shaped like a spark. "which one? the cuff is 'impressive,' but the chain is... less of a sensory burden."
"it depends," you said, your voice sounding a little flatter than you intended. "is she the type who likes to show off? or is she the type who actually has a personality?"
"she's a nuisance," sae said, his gaze fixed on the jewelry. "she complains about everything. her taste is questionable at best."
your heart did a weird, jerky movement against your ribs. "sounds like a catch. buy her the diamonds. everyone likes diamonds."
"the diamonds are loud," sae countered, his brow furrowing in that way it does when he was over-analyzing a play on the pitch. "they don't suit her. she’s more of an... inefficient silver type. she likes things that look like they have a story, even if the story is just that she's sentimental."
"then why are you asking me?" you snapped, the jealousy finally bubbling up into a sharp, bitter heat. "if you know her so well, just pick one. i’m sure she’ll love whatever sae itoshi deigns to give her. she'll probably frame the receipt."
"you're being difficult," he noted, bringing the camera back to his face. he looked at you through the screen with an intensity that made your breath hitch. "is it the history homework, or are you just annoyed that i'm spending my time in a jewelry store instead of talking to you?"
"i’m not annoyed. i’m a consultant. i’m consulting."
"good. then consult on the silver one. i’m getting it engraved."
you gripped your phone a little tighter, the plastic casing digging into your palm. "engraved? sae, isn't that a bit... high-effort? for someone who finds existence itself a burden, you're being remarkably sentimental for this mystery woman."
"it’s not sentimental. it’s a permanent label," he said, his voice flat as he leaned against the glass counter. he looked at the retail assistant and pointed to the silver chain. "sentimental implies emotion. this is just a statement of fact."
"right. and what 'fact' are you recording for eternity? her blood type? her coordinates? or just a ranking of how much less lukewarm she is than the rest of the planet?"
sae eyed you through the lens. "you’re being prickly. your tone is inefficiently aggressive today, n/n."
"maybe i’m just tired of being your personal shopping assistant while you’re halfway across the world buying jewelry for someone who probably doesn't even know how to reset her own router," you answered. "go ahead. get her the silver. get it engraved. i’m hanging up so i can go back to my 'lukewarm' history of the edo period."
"i didn't say you could leave," he said, his voice dropping an octave. it was the tone he used when he was about to dominate a midfield, it's quiet, absolute, and impossibly stubborn. "and she knows how to reset a router. she just pretends she doesn't so she has an excuse to call me."
the air in your room felt like it was being sucked out of a vacuum. "oh. so she’s smart and manipulative. congratulations, sae. you’ve found your match. i hope you both have a very efficient life together."
"she's a nuisance," he repeated. "she spends half her time telling me i’m a prick and the other half looking at me like i’m the only thing in the room worth noticing. it’s inconsistent. it’s distracting."
"then why are you buying her jewelry?" you demanded, your heart doing a frantic, messy rhythm against your ribs. "if she’s such a headache, why bother?"
sae shifted the phone, and for a second, the camera caught his reflection in the shop’s mirror. he looked expensive, untouchable and deeply, deeply annoyed. "because if i don't give her something to keep her hands busy, she’ll keep biting her nails when she’s stressed. and because i don't want her wearing anything that i didn't choose."
"you’re a control freak," you whispered, the bitterness in your throat tasting like salt.
"and you’re still talking to me," he countered. "pick the engraving font. the serif is too pretentious. the sans-serif is too modern. choose one that looks like it belongs on someone who argues too much."
"choose it yourself," you said, reaching for the red end-call button. "i have a history exam to fail."
⭑
well.
the history exam was a blur of ink and exhaustion and by the time you dragged yourself up the stairs to your room, the sun was already dipping below the tokyo skyline, turning everything a bruised, hazy purple.
you push your door open and stopped dead.
sae was there.
your mother, who has a long-standing "sae can do no wrong" policy, had let him in with a spare key.
he was leaning against the side of your bed, surrounded by your discarded textbooks and a half-empty bag of those shrimp chips he claims to hate.
"sae?" you whispered, your heart skipping a beat, then two, then three.
"you’re late," he said, not even opening his eyes. "the exam ended forty-two minutes ago. did you get lost, or did your sense of direction finally give up on you?"
"what are you- you were in shanghai. you were buying jewelry for-"
"i was buying it for you," he interrupted, his voice steadying as he reached into his pocket. he held it like it was made of glass. "i've been buying things for you for three years, n/n. books i thought you’d like. postcards i never sent. this was just the first time i was brave enough to actually bring the box with me."
he stood up, and for a second, you were just two people standing in the middle of a messy bedroom. he took your hand, his palm was warm, and his fingers were shaking just a tiny bit. he slid the silver chain onto your wrist, and even in the dim light, the engraving screamed at you.
01:04:22.
"the first call," you whispered, the butterflies in your stomach turning into a full-blown riot.
"the only call," sae corrected, his hand sliding up your arm to cup your face. his thumb brushed over your cheekbone with a tenderness that made your breath hitch. "i spent sixty-four minutes and twenty-two seconds listening to you talk about nothing, and when i hung up, i realized i'd never be able to live a 'normal' life again. because a life without your voice in my ear wasn't efficient, it was empty."
"sae," you breathed, your eyes filling with tears.
"i went to spain to be the best," he whispered, leaning down until his forehead was resting against yours. you could feel the heat radiating off him, smell the cologne and the travel and the home on his skin. "but the higher i climbed, the colder it got. i realized that being at the top doesn't matter if the only person i want to show the view to is ten thousand kilometers away."
he closed his eyes, his breath ghosting over your lips. "i didn't buy this to make you jealous. i bought it because i'm tired of being a genius. i just want to be the person you talk to for an hour about nothing. i just want to be yours."
the silence in the room was heavy, vibrating with the weight of everything he’d just admitted. your heart was thudding so hard against your ribs you were sure he could feel it.
"you're a prick, sae itoshi," you whispered, reaching up to wrap your arms around his neck.
"i know," he murmured, his arms winding around your waist, pulling you so close there wasn't even a millimeter of distance left.
"but the heart of the prick was always yours."
and as he finally kissed you, it didn't feel like a "win" or a "consultation." it felt like the last piece of a puzzle finally clicking into place.
Kaiser knew about your weakness for food, especially for sweet stuff. And although you kept telling him you wanted to lose weight and stop with all the snacking, he kept buying you candies and small cakes and lull you into eating them with soft kisses and his big hands roaming all over your body. He even started to learn how to bake, and made you some delicious cookies sometimes.
You were embarrassed at how easy it was for him to break your discipline and manipulate you into eating the things you tried to ban from your life. Especially cause he never ate them himself, due to his strict diet as a footballer and his task to keep himself fit.
He would keep you on his lap, face resting in his hand and stare at you while you snacked the shit he gave you, softly rubbing circles on your stomach with his fingers. He didn't smile nor did he show any other expression on his face, he just looked so peacful while looking at you.
"Say Kaiser", you started quietly. "Hm?", he made, immediately straightening up and getting aware of everything around him as if you just dragged him out of his fantasies. "Why do you keep buying me these", you said gesturing to the pile of candies which he placed on the small table infront of you two.
He sighed and went back to his chilled posture, looking at you with half lidded and calm eyes. "I want to make you fat", he just flatly answered.
You frowned, mouth slightly open, not angry or irritated, just surprised and confused at how relaxed he just said it, dead serious and without any sign of meaning it in a malicious way on his face.
"Uh what?" He breathed out softly, as if you were the problem, before closing his arms around your waist and leaning his face against your back. "I want to make you fat, so you can't run away from me"
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