the blonde was putting more flowers in a bouquet before the ring of the bell from the door decided to disrupt him. an aggravated huff because he was so sure he could finish the task quickly enough before another customer arrived. bakugou had a good reason for thinking like this; it wasn’t because he was super fast at it; it was because he didn’t have that many customers often. you see, most people go to flower-shops to meet the cute kind girl at the counter. but he heavily broke that trope: he was known as the “angry rude guy at the counter” . . . but they weren’t wrong. the unfinished bouquet would be put on a shelf behind him as the other man walked up to him. ❛ what the hell do you want? ❜ @ingeniumu· .
a reputable artist such as him does not draw from pictures , no it takes the real thing to make the proportions perfect , to find the perfect colour . when the girl had come into iida ink to book a tattoo with him , she had asked for orchids ; not one tenya was used to doing , but capable with the correct inspiration . across the street , a small flower shop which tenya doubted more than ten people had walked into in the five years he had been in this unit . it was the closest shop , however , so tenya gathered his drawing supplies &. headed across the street . the store was quiet , flowers packed into every space . behind the front desk was a grumpy looking man , spiked hair sticking straight up as he looked at tenya . his tone was harsh , but iida wasn’t phased at all . ❝ i’m looking for an orchid to draw . a client asked me &. this is the method i prefer ; makes my tattoos more realistic . ❞
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