#maybe lmao

❤️‍🔥OSOMATSU SAN OC INTRODUCTION❤️‍🔥

So, the idea of him already loooong ago, just my self indulgence au where the sextuplets working in dominatrix cafe and he is the owner of the cafe

And yes, I ship him with Osomatsu (cuz I'm not really a yumeshipping even I do love drawing me with Oso time to time)

But yeah, I will let this guy do the work

So that your attention can finally be on me.

Only me.

So that I will be the one you will look for.

Steve Harrington was one of Hawkins High’s most popular teens. He played basketball and swam for the swim team. He was a pretty good student, and most notably, and albeit obsessively, he was in charge of planning the Hawkins High Centennial Gala to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Hawkins High being established.

Steve had made it a point to be the “it boy”of the school, not because he desired the popularity or status but because what Steve had his eye on was not an it at all, but a who and that who was Hawkins “it girl” herself Nancy Wheeler.

Nancy Wheeler was the co-anchor of the high school's news program that ran in the mornings for school announcements, ‘Hey Hawkins.’ She also ran the newspaper, as well as was the leader of the school’s decathlon team. Nancy was one of if not the smartest person in the school and Steve had always thought she was drop dead gorgeous. More than that he thought she was a really good person. She reminded him of his childhood, with her soft curls and doe eyes, for some reason Steve couldn’t quite nail down.

While Steve had his eye on Nancy, it was clear she was very sought after by many of the most popular guys and gals in the school. Steve however was strategic, calculating, and a planner. He didn’t just stalk around after Nancy and make heart eyes. No, he spoke and listened to her. Offered to read her articles when she seemed like she needed a baseline opinion and Nancy ate that attention up. Always called Steve her lucky charm when he showed up to decathlon meets and they won.

Steve had set the stage for years and finally, finally he was going to make his move. With the centennial coming up and Nancy for sure being crowned Miss Time Zone and Steve as Captain of the basketball team was a definite shoe-in for Mr Time Zone. He wanted to go with Nancy, it just made sense. So Steve turned on his charm and invited Nancy out for ice cream after school one day and asked her. She’d said yes immediately and Steve beamed because for once, his life felt like it was falling into place swimmingly.

Eddie Munson was what one would call an outcast in the hierarchy of school social status. A delinquent, a stoner, local DM of the school’s Dungeons and Dragons club, Hellfire. He was smart, yes but didn’t really apply himself in class. He was always too jumpy or loud and disruptive for his teachers. He still managed decent grades. Eddie though, he had dreams and aspirations and wanted to eventually get out of Hawkins Indiana. the small town life just wasn’t what he desired for himself. He wanted to tour the world with his band made up of his closest friends. Doug, Gareth,and Jeff. And for most of middle school and early high school that was it. Then entered the now, love of his life, Billy Hargrove.

When Billy transferred to Hawkins from Los Angeles California, Eddie hadn't really had a chance. Billy had waltzed up to him on his first day, Eddie was in the middle of executing a hallway prank on the rest of the student body, one that would see marbles being released in the main hallway at bell change and feathers with kids glue attached to them to would fall from the ceiling all synchronized.

Billy had giggled at the idea and called him cute and that had been that really. Eddie fell in love hard and fast and soon he couldn’t picture his life without him. Billy had this air about him that was so magnetic and Eddie loved following that pull around.

The only thing Eddie hated was how much Billy wanted to be a part of the “in” crowd. Because Eddie couldn’t stand those preppy jocks that “ran” the school. The Tommy Hagen’s and Carole Perkins…But Billy, it seemed, wanted in. He always tried to get Eddie to go to his swim meets or attend basketball games or cruise Broad Street on Friday nights with the other letterman jacket holders in Billy’s Camaro but Eddie staunchly refused. Instead he’d pout and kiss right under Billy’s ear and coax Billy into agreeing to head to the Hideout for live music and cheap beer just like always, where they were never carded and always had a good time. Billy would just smirk and agree because he loved Eddie too and he understood Eddie had a weird relationship with the popular kids, he avoided them. Actively pulling pranks on them. Like last week, while the centennial planning committee were outside going over plans, Eddie poured orange dye into the sprinkler system and set it off. He’d laughed and laughed as he watched everyone run around screaming and it had been funny.

Billy had tackled and dragged him off to the supply closet during 6th period after Eddie had been dismissed from the principal's office with a week's worth of detentions and a promise not to engage in any more “school spirit related pranks”

Thus. Obligatory Twi’lek oc