Dolly

Club rush could count as Choso's favorite holiday. If it was a holiday.

What better way to kick off the school year other than joining the one and only music club that he's been leading for the past 2 years, right? Incoming freshmen or returning students could bond over instruments and emo culture.

"Yo, pass me that vinyl." Suguru pointed to the protected record. The table had been set up with music ranging from "Brand New Eyes" to "Pretty. Odd."

Choso handed it over to his friend carefully, watching as he sat it carefully up. Other students were putting up their booths as well. Some were under canopy tents to protect them from the summer sun.

"I'm fucking sweating like a pig." Choso rasped out, pinning his neck length hair up in two buns. "Told ya we should've bought a canopy."

"With what money, dude." Suguru took a step back, admiring their set up. "Where's Sukuna? He was supposed to print out the flyers an hour ago."

Just on cue, the pink haired boy reached the other two, papers in hand. "Got 'em." He held the papers up.

"How many did you print out?" Choso grabbed them from Sukuna's hand, seeing how the design came out.

"Couple dozen. When does this shit start? I got to pick up my brother from school today."

"Ain't he in high school? He can go on the bus." Suguru snatched a flyer from Choso's hand. "You didn't get them in color?!"

Sukuna frowned, slipping his box of cigarettes in his back pocket. "Hell nah. It was like a dollar extra."

"It's whatever," Choso interrupted. The last he needed was his two bandmates getting into an argument. "People are starting to come." Soon enough, a crowd began to form around the quad, students visiting the booths of interest.

You walked around with you low heels clicking on the ground. Definitely not the best choice of attire but it was you. A vintage Von Dutch purse was sat right on your shoulder, swinging with every step.

"Whatever happened to the fashion club?" You asked between chewing your bubble gum. Shoko lifted her head from her phone, confused at your question. "Girl, you made them disband. Remember?"

You let out an 'ohhh' as if you found out mind blowing news.

"Not my fault they were so poorly uneducated on Vivienne Westwood. Did they seriously have the audacity to ignore the fact that she was punk? What the hell were they on about saying that the brand was for clean girlies? Ummm hellooooo?" You raised a brow that was recently threaded.

"Right.. anyways." Shoko looked around, eyes setting on the medical club. "I'll be right back, I have to go sign up."

You nodded, blowing a goodbye kiss.

There weren't any new organizations this year that you know of other than the one your ex boyfriend was apart of. The sight of him just made you want to role your eyes.

The asshole had broken up with you over text and is going around saying you were the one who broke up with him.

Like, who the hell even does that?

You pushed yourself deeper into the crowd, making your way towards the heart of the quad.

"Music club is over here guys!" Choso yelled out as he handed people flyers. "We will be meeting on the second Monday of every month. Feel free to recommend us to your friends!"

Usually, you'd ignore anything that has to do with music. Not your forte.

But the washed out print on his shirt caught your eye.

A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.

That's the album you listened to non stop in your high school years. Your iPod was full with every version of it. The original, the demos, and even Live in Denver.

You listened to it so ofter that it burned onto the screen.

"Cool shirt." The words slipped from your mouth, surprising both you and Choso.

Because no way was a girl like you complimenting a boy like him. And over his shirt out of all things. "Uh, thanks." He stuttered, a crooked smile creeping on his lips.

He darted down to the papers in his hands, offering one to you.

You hesitated before accepting it. "Music club?"

Choso nodded. "Yeah, we mostly focus on emo music to be honest but we're always open to do other genres." God was he sweating? It felt like he was. Have you noticed? "You a Panic fan?"

You hummed, skimming through the small summary of the club. "Not really, just of that album. Well not anymore but high school me."

"No way. I mean, um, you have a favorite song?"

"I guess I liked Camisado."

"Oh shit, I love that one." Choso's eyes brightened. "You know the story behind it?"

You snorted. "Duh."

The way you spoke was soft and pretty to him, it made his heart beat like a teenagers.

"I'm Choso.." He mumbled.

"Hi Choso." You smiled up at him, exchanging your name as well. "I'll try and come."

He nodded, gulping. "We'll see you then.." His eyes stayed on your frame as you disappeared almost in a trance at the sway of your hips. "Suguru." He hit his friends' chest. "Fuck did you see that?"

"See what?"

"The goddess that just came up to me."

"Is the heat getting to you man?" Suguru pressed his hand on Choso's forehead, feeling the thin layer of sweat before hurling away in disgust.

"Surprised you didn't scare her away."

Choso smacked his shoulder playfully, returning back to distributing the flyers like the local newspaper. That dorky smile still evident on his face.

That was yesterday though.

And Choso hasn't shut up about you since.

"Do you think she'll actually show up to the meetings?" He ran the brush through his hair, undoing any knots made while sleeping. His broad chest was bare, showcasing all his tattoos. And not to mention the nipple piercings.

Sukuna groaned along with Suguru. "Bro, let it go already. Just cause she spoke to you for less than a minute-"

"It was over a minute, actually." Choso corrected.

"It doesn't matter. No offense man, but you're not her type. She dated Toji and they recently broke up. Doubt that she's already trying to get into another relationship."

Suguru yawned, standing up to grab another beer from the mini fridge.

"But ay, maybe you can change her."

A sigh fell from Choso's lips, feeling all of a sudden unmotivated. "She's so pretty."

"What would you even do if she did end up showing up? Woo her with your guitar skills?"

Choso paused.

"I mean.. yeah?"

Another collective groan escaped from the other two.