Warnings: none. The worms in my brains wouldn’t let me stop thinking about these picture sooo enjoy this blurb
Noah is slightly resistant to trying to new things with clothes so sometimes you’ll see something a little different and buy it for him.
One day you pop into Uniqlo for a tshirt Noah asked for and then you look around. You see linen pants. The logic is simple; he likes this store, likes their basics, he’s going to Europe in the summer, and it’s hot there. You grab a black pair in his size and then think “fuck it” and grab second pair in a cream. You can just return them if he really doesn’t want them.
That afternoon when he sees the bag in the living room, he’ll put his hand in and feel the linen, “oh did you buy yourself something?”
Curious, he’ll pull them out to look them over.
“No, I thought you might like them,” you say, looking up from your phone.
He’ll purse his lips and look them over a few times. Then he puts his hand back in the bag and pull out the cream ones, now he’s really looking at you like you’re crazy.
“Babe, just try them.”
“I don’t know…”
“They’re going to feel great in the heat.”
“I know but cream?”
“Noah,” you sigh. He gives you a look. He knows you’re serious if you’re using his name instead of some pet name. “You wear brown pants.” You’ll remind him.
“Fine,” he’ll murmur.
He’ll take his shorts off in the middle of your living room and slip them on. Then he’ll just stand there (🧍🏻♂️) looking at you.
“Ohhh look at you!” Even paired with the random black band T-shirt they have on, they do look nice.
He’ll roll his eyes at you. Used to your usual hyping him up when he tries on new clothes. There’ll be a little blush on his face and he’ll roll his eyes like he doesn’t like it but the way he smiles tells you everything.
“Let me see the back!” You’ll joke just to get a reaction from him.
“See I told you, this doesn’t work.” He’ll start to unbutton them and you’ll shout, “babe, go look in the mirror. They look really good.”
He goes into the hallway mirror and you can see him processing it. He stands, tucking in his shirt. He’ll turn to one side and then the other. Giving himself tiny approving nod.
“So what do you think?” You’ll ask.
“I’ll pack them. I don’t know if I’ll wear them,” he’ll say slipping them off and putting his shorts back on.
Months later, you’re at home and the guys are back on tour and Noah just sends you a picture. A fit check, an ongoing joke between the two of you. You spot it immediately, he’s in the pants.
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CATH!!! I want all of them, but let's go with "I bury hatchets" and "graphology"
ALMS!!!
i bury hatchets (but i keep maps of where I put them) — This is one of the ones that’s literally a single bullet point, but essentially the premise is Avatrice encounters an issue where one of them is a hitwoman assigned to kill the other and they happen to also be exes
graphology — This guy (another Avatrice) was brought about by my noticing the difference between Ava’s handwriting in the “I want to live” sign she writes in season 1 and her final letter to Bea in season 2. Here’s a snippet (and by snippet I mean literally all of it that exists HAHA):
About halfway through her first year of primary school, Ava Silva decides that handwriting worksheets are stupid and pointless and slowing her down. She explains this to her mother at the dinner table, gesticulating wildly with a mouth full of rice.
“I know, queridinho,” she says with a smile, ever patient. This isn’t the first time they’ve had this conversation, and it probably won’t be the last. “Once you’re older, you won’t have to do any more of them.”
“Okay, but I am older,” Ava protests, stabbing a piece of chicken with her fork. “I’ll be seven soon. I’m basically a big kid.”
“That you are.” Her mother reaches for her, lightly pinching her cheek. “Which is why I know that you’re going to be just fine. Now if you finish your vegetables, you can watch another episode of Magic School Bus before bed.”
Thank you for the ask!! This was fun, I’ve been essentially inactive lately when it comes to writing so it’s nice to talk about WIPs :))))
Notes: Luke 6:38 teaches the principle that the measure of generosity given to others will be returned in abundance. It emphasizes the idea of reciprocity, where those who give generously will receive a good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over. This verse suggests that the blessings we experience in life, whether material, relational, or spiritual, are a result of the kind of generosity we demonstrate in our interactions with others.
