Parting ways has never been in their plans, not even for just a moment; it's no surprise Yuuri and Victor have a terrible time saying goodbye, even if for just several weeks. When longing hits hard, memories sweeten it right up.

(You've heard about History Makers. Now prepare for Memory Makers. In which Yuuri and Victor share their life and love with each other even when they're not physically together.)

76. ‘I want you to have this.’ in the 100 ways to say ‘I love you’ series.

Twenty minutes left—of everything. And then, it'll be over again. In retrospect, the whole spring, summer, and autumn have passed in a blink of an eye, managing to somehow steal those few precious moments Victor had with Yuuri in a blur. In the Fukuoka airport, it doesn't matter that they've had months together. Now it's nineteen minutes left and Victor really should go.

But how can he leave when Yuuri holds his hand so tightly as though it were his lifeline?

“Attention. Last call to all passengers flying out to Moscow,” rings out a female voice. As the standard request to go through the check-in reverberates through the crowded hall, Victor sighs and rubs his dry, achy eyes.

It’s time; he can’t put it off any longer or he’ll miss the flight.

“I need to go.”

Yuuri's weight shifts then, his head on Victor's shoulder grows heavier just for a moment, only to move away. They try to keep as close to each other as possible even with Victor double checking his documents. And when he reaches for his baggage—

“I want you to have this,” Yuuri blurts and in a blink of an eye pushes into Victor's hands something he certainly wasn't holding before. The final warning for Victor's plane still echoes through the air when a neatly wrapped package lands in his hands.

“What is this?”

But Yuuri’s face is half hidden by his scarf, his eyes glued to the package. Victor hugs it close to his chest, just in case Yuuri's mind gives him a stupid, stupid idea to take the gift away. It seems to do the trick—Yuuri blinks and looks at Victor again.

He says, “Don't open it till you miss me.”

Silly, silly man. As if he doesn't know...

“I already miss you.”

The reflection of the overhead lights doubles in Yuuri's eyes. He breathes a short, wet laugh, cut by a barely-there sniffle. “Then open it in Russia,” Yuuri says, “when you're home.”

Victor bites back the 'Here is my home’ and instead says, “I love you.”

The package weighs in on his mind and luggage through the whole trip. Even Makkachin seems affected.

Hi, everyone! It’s time for part 2 of my @yurionicebigbang collaboration with Adrianna99 ( @iwritebetterthanispeak )! Enjoy!

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Fandom: Yuri on Ice

Pairing: Viktuuri

Summary:

Yuuri’s heart had just about given out when the apartment door in front of him opened to reveal his (definitely not a crush) favorite customer.

Whose name was Viktor.

Who, instead of the workout clothes or polo and skinny jeans he usually favored, was dressed in an overlarge sweater and pajama pants and brightly colored rainbow socks.

And who had a large, plastic medical boot on one foot.

[In which Yuuri and Viktor meet in one way, and then they meet again in another]

iwritebetterthanispeak replied to your post “Anyone got any requests? I’m bored.”

ooh, if you have time and would like to, maybe the first moment back in Russia when Viktor wakes up next to Yuuri and realizes that he gets to have his life and love in his arms *every* morning for the rest of time?

finally someone who sees my true self ;;;;;

OH YES HELLO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS ONE IS, AND I’LL SHARE A PREVIEW BC I’M ACTUALLY FAIRLY PROUD OF THE WRITING

it’s based on this prompt and i’m in love

Viktor’s never hated a large iced caramel macchiato more in his entire life.

His gaze travels from the coffee-soaked stack of papers, to the plastic cup cheerfully rolling from side to side, then to the widening eyes of the gorgeous man he’s just knocked over.

Shit.

“Oh God, I’m so sorry,” Viktor stammers, crouching down and waving his hands helplessly. “Can I do anything—ah!”

The beautiful man bursts into tears.

Viktor’s never been good with anyone crying, so his panic skyrockets at the sight. “Um!” Then he spies the stack of papers, coffee steadily leaking through each page, and he reaches for them before any more of the drink can soak through. “Here!” he says as gently as he can, seeing the tears still rolling down the man’s cheeks. “If you still have the file on you, we can print it out again? My office is only a few blocks away.”

Though the man takes the papers, he doesn’t answer immediately, and fear flashes down Viktor’s spine. They’re strangers, they don’t know each other, of course he’s going to be upset—

“+” for how I ship them (platonic, familial, romantic, not at all)

Ahh Addy thank you!!

1: What inspired you to write the fic this way?

This fic basically started with the scene between Viktor and Mari in the waiting room at the vet’s. I had read a fic where Mari gave Viktor the shovel talk, and I liked it but I was itching for something different. I think after observing Viktor and Yuuri interact over all those months, Mari would know very well that, contrary to appearances, they are more at risk of Yuuri breaking Viktor’s heart than Viktor breaking Yuuri’s. And I’m sure, after all those months, she would have grown very fond of Viktor. So I wanted to write a fic where, instead of Mari saying “if you hurt him I hurt you”, she says “if he hurts you, come find me and I’ll straighten him out.” It doesn’t seem like something Viktor would have expected or ever heard before. And then I started thinking of the rest of the Katsuki family and came up with the vignette structure and the summary that spurred the rest. But I realized I couldn’t talk about just the Katsuki family and ignore Yuuri entirely (I didn’t want to rehash the series), so I sprinkled in moments with Yuuri that ended up showing their developing relationship, and those ended up growing and taking a more prominent role.

2: What scene did you first put down?

I write linearly for the most part, so it was the first scene! I spent an ungodly amount of time researching those browser tabs.

6: What makes this fic special or different from all your other fics?

That idea with Mari and Viktor at the vet’s came to me in August 2017, after I had posted my first yoi fic. I didn’t know anyone in the fandom and kind of still thought my love of this show would fade once I went back to school a few weeks later, so I didn’t really expect to write more. I think I knew I wasn’t ready to write it though, and it’s a good thing I didn’t. My understanding of VIktor especially has developed a ton since then, and when I came back to the idea almost a full year later it kind of just… flowed. I’m really proud of it. I think it captures really well what I love but have been struggling to understand and communicate about Viktor’s character ever since day one. And also, the reception I have gotten has absolutely blown me away! I have never ever ever, in 7 years of posting fic, received this much feedback on a story and it means the world to me :)