How do you think the boys would react to being jealous about a male f riend from college coming to visit ?? 👀
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Xavier
You were already smiling when you introduced them. “We actually met at my university’s Lumiere fan club,” you said, proud of your past self for having friends with shared interests, interests you knew would make Xavier squirm.
Xavier’s expression didn’t change at first. Then his eye twitched. Just slightly. His smile tightened, polite in a way that should have warned your friend to run.
Your friend held out a hand. “So, are you a Lumiere fan too?”
Xavier took the handshake. His grip tightened to a level that made your friend’s shoulders rise, and Xavier shook his head once. “No,” he said. “I am not.”
The rest of the visit was…tense. Not for you, but for them.
Your friend tried to make conversation. Xavier answered curtly. Your friend laughed nervously. Xavier didn't laugh at all. You could practically hear the murderous intent flowing through his mind each time your friend mentioned Lumiere’s name. And that sharp, flashing glint in Xavier’s eyes? Your friend definitely noticed.
You kept having to hide your snickers in behind your hands.
When the visit finally ended and the door closed behind your friend, Xavier inhaled slowly, like he’d survived a battle.
You nudged him. “Thank you for not exploding any lights and letting him leave unmaimed.”
He looked at you flatly. “Starlight, I was very close.”
You burst out laughing. He didn’t. But the way he wrapped an arm around your waist afterward made it clear he considered the threat eliminated.
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Zayne
Zayne greeted your visiting college friend with perfect manners. Too perfect. Polite tone, impeccable posture, exact handshake pressure. You watched your friend blink, a little startled, like they’d just met a very gentle, very polite wall.
Throughout the conversation, Zayne kept smiling that calm, serene, doctor smile that somehow managed to be both comforting and deeply intimidating.
Your friend told stories from your college days. Zayne listened closely. At one point, he tilted his head just a fraction, eyes narrowing in thought, and your friend immediately lost their train of thought.
Later, you all stopped at a café. You barely sat down before Zayne quietly started preparing his coffee.
One packet of sugar. Two. Three. Four. Five.
Your friend stared in horror.
Zayne stirred. “It has been a long week,” he said simply, entirely unfazed.
Your friend leaned in to whisper to you, “Does he always drink it like that?”
You shrugged. “That’s actually less than usual.”
By the time the visit ended, your friend still couldn’t tell if Zayne liked them, hated them, or was clinically evaluating their entire personality. Zayne kissed your forehead on the way out, perfectly calm. “Your friend seems kind. Slightly anxious. Understandable.”
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Rafayel
Your friend recognized him immediately.
“Oh my god,” they whispered. “You’re Rafayel. Like…THE Rafayel.”
Rafayel beamed. “Finally. Someone with taste.”
Your friend practically vibrated with excitement, listing all the pieces of his art they’d seen online, all the reviews, all the critiques.
Rafayel basked in the compliments, revelled in them. Chin lifted, shoulders back, radiating smug satisfaction like sunlight.
“You know,” he said lightly, nudging you with an elbow, “you never compliment me like this.”
You rolled your eyes. “I do.”
He gasped dramatically. “Lies. My bodyguard never appreciates my genius. But you,” he pointed at your friend. “You understand.”
Your friend looked delighted. You looked exhausted. Rafayel looked like he’d just found a new favorite person.
“Do you want a picture?” Rafayel asked them casually. “Most people do. My good side is all sides, by the way.”
You groaned. He winked.
He was charming through the entire visit, effortlessly stealing the spotlight, effortlessly keeping an arm around you the whole time.
When your friend finally left, Rafayel stretched like a cat.
“Nice person,” he said. “Very correct opinions.”
You shoved his shoulder. “They’re going to worship you.”
He grinned. “As they should.”
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Sylus
You introduced him as Skye.
Your friend stared at him. Then stared at the fruit sign over his stall. Then stared at him again.
“He’s…your fruit guy?” your friend whispered, weary.
Sylus smiled pleasantly, all teeth. “I have many talents.”
Your friend’s eyes darted to Sylus’s arms. His height. His scars. His whole aura of quiet danger.
“Some people in my line of work have been disappearing lately,” Sylus added conversationally. “Accidents happen.”
Your friend went pale.
You kicked Sylus lightly. He didn’t stop smiling, the smile that made children cry.
The tension only worsened when the twins arrived, flanking you with casual precision. Your friend froze, sensing instinctively that these were not fruit vendor coworkers.
Sylus draped an arm over your shoulders. “You alright?” he asked, tone warm. “Hope things aren’t too…overwhelming.”
Your friend swallowed. “I...should probably get going...”
“Safe travels,” Sylus said cheerfully.
Your friend practically sprinted.
When they disappeared around the corner, Sylus smirked. “Friendly guy.”
You sighed. “You scared him off.”
“I did nothing,” Sylus said, utterly unbothered. “People scare themselves.”
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Caleb
You weren’t home when your college friend arrived.
Caleb was.
He opened your apartment door, saw a stranger standing there, and immediately slammed it in their face.
You got a call two seconds later.
“Pips. Why is there a random guy at your door?”
You groaned. “Caleb, that’s my friend from college. Let him in!”
There was grumbling on the other end, then the door creaked open again.
By the time you arrived, the tension inside the room was thick enough to cut with a knife. Caleb sat stiffly on the couch, arms crossed, watching your friend like they were a suspicious package.
Your friend whispered, “He hates me.”
Caleb answered immediately. “I don’t hate you. I just don’t know you. And I’m not letting anyone get close to them unless I know they’re safe.”
Your friend blinked. “Oh.”
Caleb didn’t look away, and the poor guy looked ready to cry.
The visit was short. Very short. As soon as the door shut behind your friend, you turned to Caleb.
“Caleb. You do not control my life.”
He held up his hands. “Never said I did, pips. But I’m not letting some stranger just stroll in like they own the place.”
“You slammed a door in his face.”
“You’re welcome,” he said.
You groaned. He smirked. And then he hugged you, protective as ever.












