mean!geto and sweetheart!reader lowkey so cute.
like yes everyone and their mother was surprised when you got together. Even you were surprised. Cause it’s not like he even paid attention to you in the first place.
You’d been sat in the library, flipping through your electrostatics notes. A very needed study session for the exam you had the next day. And then you smelt it– musky, rich, utterly delicious. In such eager hope you’d turned to face the person and
Oh.
Suguru Geto. The kid who comes into the hall half way through the lecture, slamming the door behind him as he plops down in the seat wayyy in the back. And anytime you saw him out of classes? Smoking anything and everything he got his hands on.
And maybe he’d sat down beside you, unannounced, simply watching as you studied. You ignored him for the most part, but when you glanced up, great. He was staring right at you. Not even an accidental gaze either. Something more.
Something more it had become. Sitting beside you in classes, occasionally bringing you a snack from the vending machine. Not because he got two obviously, no no. Two just so happened to fall out. Walking you to and from classes, never right beside you though. He’d walk ten steps behind you, hands in his pockets.
And then he’d start sneering at guys who got too close, like they were touching something he wasn’t done with yet. You two hadn’t even been dating. A guy, some frat jock, had asked if you were single. Geto laughed at him, throwing an arm over your shoulder. He claimed you without asking. And when the guy backed off, you didn’t correct the claim. Not out loud, anyway.
But then things started to change. Walking you to classes, actually beside you this time, if he was in them or not. His new spot was right beside you in classes, toeing your foot under the table just so he could see you scowl at him, cute.
The real kick was when you showed up soaked one morning, a terrible downpour of rain, and without saying much, he just shrugged off his jacket and gave it to you. You didn’t give it back, and he didn’t ask.
But he noticed, every time you showed up after that, wearing it under your blazer like it belonged to you now. He never said a word. Just looked a little too long, then looked away.
And the gazes had ended up in him showing up at your dorm at 11pm, some cheap convenience store bouquet of flowers in hand as he asked you. To be his girlfriend.
Coulomb's law was as real as they said: opposites do attract.
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