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⥠ft. geto, toji, gojo, higuruma, nanami ⥠total wc: 10.9k // nsfw minors dni! // ⥠contents: ๨ৠđ đđđđĄđđđ˘đĄđđĄđđđ đđ đĄâđđ ๨ŕ§, afab reader she/her pronouns, no smut in gojos or tojis im sorry, emotionally stunted men kinda but they grow isnt that nice (not talking abt higuruma and nanami god no), the aftermath of fwb caught feelings, consolation, emotional aftercare ig, lotta domestic fluff for higuruma and nanami's!!!! (everyone say ty @noosayog for nanami's bc she is the only reason i wrote his) ⥠listen along: casual by chappell roan âĄ
- ᥣđŠ time passes and people change, and just because you fell first doesn't mean you don't get a happy ending + bonus continuation of higuruma's and nanami's ᥣđŠ -
áŻáĄŁđŠ É˘á´á´á´ [ 3 Ęá´á´Ęs ]
on the list of people that you thought youâd see tonight, geto isnât even in the top 100, not because of probability or likelihood, but solely based on the fact that you have not thought about this man in years. if you were asked the question from your future self, âholy shit, guess who we saw tonight?â you wouldâve listed old friends, distant relatives, exes, minor celebrities, other flings, teachers from high school, people from stories youâve only heard of, and then geto.Â
after that night, you really didnât see barely any of him. a few posts on your feed: one 2 weeks after and another 2 months after that one when you remembered that you forgot to unfollow him. once on campus: him across a million tables getting lunch with some girl too long after your little thing for you to care about who she was to him at all. once at a mutual (though you didnât know was mutual at the time) friendâs party close to graduation: you ran into him grabbing a drink from the cooler and neither of you said a single word to each other, just exchanged a very knowing glance.
fast forward a handful of years, with geto not on your mind during a single one of them, and youâre stunned, nearly speechless, as you recognize him across the bar. the track of which your mind is racing takes you stop after stop to thoughts and feelings you didnât really ask to experience. they follow a curving roadmap in your mind of: why is he here? â wow, he looks great â does he live nearby still? â thatâs weird â no, it isnât weird, i still live here â then what are the fucking chances that heâs here â no, seriously he looks so good
he looks different though, you realize about 3 minutes into sneaking glances in his direction, in some way that you just canât put your finger on right now. in your slightly tipsy state, you barely stop to ask yourself how you even clocked that it was him so quickly, how there was no hesitance in the recognition or questioning in the placing. he looks really fucking good.
in fact, now that all of the obligatory thoughts have come to a heed, thatâs really the only thing that you can think about. how good he looks.
the events that happened that ended your situationship all of those years ago are nothing but outlines now; whatever you said or he said just sounds like underwater conversations. you can see the way that you left and you remember being dumbfounded, but everything else has lost its sting, like a story youâd recall to a friend of a friend in a setting much like the one youâre in. time has handled the memory the way that time does and as a result, when the two of you finally make eye contact after what feels like an hour of missed mutual glances, you offer a small wave. a wave that says, âi remember only knowing you in past tense. we are such different people now, i wonder what it wouldâve been like if we met now instead.â
the wave was the first step, technically, sure, but he makes the literal first step. he departs from the conversation heâs been enthralled with for as long as youâve been stealing glances and he weaves between people in the middle of their own stories before ending up in front of you.Â
when he does, he asks, as if heâs just randomly bumped into you rather than intentionally coming over, âshit⌠is that you?â he puts his hand on the back of your chair, thumb brushing your shoulder.
the friend that youâre with cocks their head, furrows their eyebrows, has no idea who this is or their connection to you, the timelines of their interactions with you spaced too far apart for one to know the other. geto notices this look, addresses it. âwe used toâŚ,â he pauses, âsee each other? for a little bit.â
you canât help the laugh that bubbles up from your chest at the way he describes it. âyes, yes we did,â you nod. âback in college,â you explain a little further, âbeen a while.â
the interaction quiets, the two of you exchanging soft smiles instead of words, and your friend knows where this thing is going before either of you even do, so they bow their head, offer their seat to geto, and take their leave in the name of some bullshit excuse. he takes it without a second thought, asking you how youâve been, laughing about the time that you saw each other at that party, and after an hour of just talking he says, âyeah, i actually thought about you the other day.â
you nearly choke on the drink heâs bought you. you rush to put it down. âyou did?â you ask.
he nods. âi donât even remember what prompted it. i think, maybe, i saw a photo of myself from college and how different i looked and how different i feel now and then just, out of nowhere, remembered how shitty i was to you.âÂ
you donât say anything in return, running your finger around the lip of your glass as you stare at him. you donât know how to say that you donât care anymore, that you havenât thought of those days in years, that the surprise that you displayed a few seconds ago was completely genuine, because you were so convinced that neither of you had. it comes out something like a shrug and, âwe were practically kids.â
he answers so quickly, âwell, kids or not, iâm sorry.â
you laugh, gently so he wonât think youâre laughing at his apology. really, youâre laughing at the notion of apologizing for an act that no longer warrants forgiveness. you laugh at the thought of giving it anyways. you place your hand on top of his on the edge of the bar. âthank you,â you nod. he nods back.Â
when you let him take you back to his place for old times sake, youâre half-expecting the same person from the ghosts of memories from years ago, like all of the things he said at the bar were just a last ditch effort to usher the night in the exact direction that itâs heading in.Â
but heâs different now, just like he said he was before he apologized, and you can feel it in his movements and his actions. more confident, more intentional. he kisses you first and it doesnât taste selfish. it doesnât feel rushed to get to the main event. he savors it, holds your head in his hands, and doesnât touch a single other inch of your body until heâs found the right combination of fingertip pressure and tongue that has you melting into his palm.
your mind flickers to the notion that these actions might be pre planned because they feel so meticulous and thought out, but that impression quickly dissolves when he sinks inside of you, slowly, keeping his eyes locked on yours as he does, his hand reaching down to cup your cheek, fingers nearly trembling against your jaw when he presses his hips completely against the insides of your thighs.Â
âshit,â he hisses, hands moving down to your waist, fingers light like feathers practically crawling against your skin, as if each print was so grateful it got to make contact with the softness below. when he grips into the fat of your hips, heâs careful, intentional or not, pressing his thumbs into the bone, but not letting his nails leave a single mark. itâs pressured, but comfortable.Â
he holds you in place, slowly pulling his hips back and he canât help but look down between your legs, watching himself disappear inside of you, a creamy mess at the base, shallow breaths recycled in his chest.Â
âhey,â you say, eyes locked on the tenseness of his jaw and the way that he stops himself with sharp inhales. he finds your gaze in a second. âdonât hold out on me here.â you rest your arm on his bicep, fingers curling around wherever they can reach.
you can feel it under your palm, his muscle tensing as his pace picks up, rhythm consistent, but unrelenting. the breaths come out of you quickly and youâre unable to hold any sort of facade. âah- shit, f-fuck,â you cry, âholy shit.â you squeeze your eyes shut, swallowing harshly as strangled noises leave you without vetting a single one.
ân-no,â you shake your head, regretting it instantly as he slows down in response. you shake your head harder, âno, donât stop, but- ah,â you groan, âyour- you were- i meant,â you exhale a laugh, âlet me hear you.â
his eyes widen slightly as he processes what you want from him, and then he listens. he leans down to kiss your lips and then your cheek and then your jaw and then your ear. yes, heâs fucking you better than youâve ever been fucked in your entire life, but thatâs not what makes you crumble. no, itâs his grunts and pants and breathy groans pressed right up against your skin.Â
you thread your fingers into his hair, twirling the ends of the locks between the tips, raking your nails down the base of his neck to the front, and then smoothing them down his chest. âmore,â you mumble against him, and youâre not sure exactly what you mean, but he gives it to you, whatever it is. youâre certain heâd give you anything in the world right now if you just asked for it.
thereâs a moment after when youâre lying there with him, shoulder pressed up against his, chest heaving, barely recovered, that you find yourself back in that college dorm. you donât know why the tightness is rising in the hollow below your sternum, but it is. you remind yourself that you werenât expecting anything from this anyway, so it doesnât matter, but it does. youâre not sure if you just donât want to be treated like that again or if it has something to do with geto being the one lying beside you.Â
when you turn your head to face him, heâs already looking at you. he doesnât shy away in embarrassment, like itâs wrong that heâd be gazing at you after all of that. his features are steady, confident, strong. he smiles softly, brings his hand up to cup your cheek. âshould we get breakfast in the morning?â
in the morning, you repeat in your head. you wait a beat, trying to come up with something to say, to proceed with caution or to discern his intentions or to at least not sound desperate, but all that comes out is, âin the morning?âÂ
he nods, turning on his side so he can stare at you without his neck getting sore. he inches closer to you, kissing the top of your shoulder and then your temple. he drapes his arm over your stomach. âif thatâs okay with you,â he says and then kisses you again.
âokay,â you nod back, lazy smile on your lips, eyelids heavy at the warmth surrounding you now as he pulls you closer to him. âyeah, sure,â you affirm, voice so soft and airy that the tightness in your chest is lifted away with the words, all thatâs left is a hope you feel comfortable letting stick around.
áŻáĄŁđŠ á´á´á´ÉŞ [ 3 á´á´É´á´Ęs ]
you are not expecting anyone. you have resigned yourself to a nice pair of pajamas and comfy socks and a warm cup of tea and a spot in the living room that you will only leave for a refill and bathroom breaks. you are tucked into the corner of your couch, back pressed up against the sturdy arm, legs crossed, and a throw blanket over your lap.
you are not expecting anyone, so the sound at the door should have felt a lot more jarring. well, it is jarring for a second, a few seconds actually, the echoing disruption bouncing off of the walls of your living room and back to you, but then the noises repeat themselves, like theyâre on a looping track, and you realize that-
you know that knock. heavy-handed with a tight fist, back of the knuckles, not the tops. almost pittering out by the end of the three successions, like the first one is direct and assured, but the second and third donât really bother keeping up. that knock almost makes you run to the door. if it were 3 months ago, youâd be skipping to the door.Â
but you hesitate for a few reasons. firstly because when the connection hits that you know that knock very well, you remind yourself to proceed with caution. secondly because it sounds the same but with a difference as small as a hairline fracture. you heard that knock far too many times during the span of a year and a half, and this one sounds almost completely identical, but thereâs a half second pause between the first knock and the second knock and the raps feel less impatient.Â
you donât have to look through the peephole to know whoâs standing on the other side of the door, but youâre glad you do anyway. if for nothing else, it gives you a slight edge, youâre convinced, like youâve seen him first, you have the upperhand now. at least, thatâs what you tell yourself.Â
toji hadnât contacted you since he left that day. no texts. no calls. no showing up at your apartment at 3 am. nothing. you kept telling yourself that youâd hear from him. when that didnât happen, you started telling yourself that you didnât care if you heard from him. youâve actually been waiting for this moment, replaying what it would look like if he came back, the things youâd say to him and how youâd say them.
now, looking out at him just standing there, youâre frozen. every scenario youâve replayed in your head, all of the emotional venting and blow out screaming that youâve rehearsed and you canât recall a single scene. you think about leaving him out there, about telling him to go away through the door or just pretending like youâre not home.
âi can see the shadow of your feet under the door,â toji calls out, muffled by the barrier between you guys, and yet it still rings out through your entire body.Â
you slowly open the door. though, even if it took an entire hour to open the door, youâre not sure it wouldâve mattered. you donât think time is something that couldâve prepared you for seeing him. seeing him didnât even prepare you for seeing him. you donât know what to say, so you donât say anything, folding your arms over your chest. you just wait.Â
âi-,â he starts, but then immediately stops, half sighs/half scoffs as he leans his chest forward, eyes scanning the inside of your apartment, for what exactly youâre not sure.Â
âwhat, toji?â you ask, voice stronger- and more annoyed- than you anticipate it being. youâre grateful for that. âwhy are you here?â
âshit, this is already hard enough for me t-,â he says, shaking his head, corner of his mouth tugging upward in frustration.Â
you narrow your eyes, cutting him off, âsorry, this is hard for you?â you feel like laughing or strangling him more than you do crying, which is a desired outcome in this situation, you suppose. âyou know that you havenât talked to me in three months, right? you havenât talked to me?â you ask, and you can feel your pulse in your wrist and your chest now, because the lines are coming back to you slowly, one by one, circling your brain, fueling your confidence.Â
âyeah, no, of course i know that,â he combats, like youâre the one thatâs being an asshole right now.Â
you smooth your fingertips against your eyes, blocking the sight of him out for just a second before gesturing with your hand as you ask, âare you going to answer my question orâŚ?â
âlook, i said that this is hard enough as it is for me to just be here,â he snaps, and if you were a little less annoyed, if he hadnât come at this whole thing exactly how he was, you mightâve clocked the desperation in his voice or the uncertainty in his pupils.Â
âdo you know how fucking stupid you sound right now?â you ask. itâs a rhetorical question.Â
one week after he left, you were certain he was going to come back. you and toji had gone a week without seeing each other or even speaking. you had even gone two weeks. sure, the conversation felt much more serious and, sure, really deep down you knew this time was different, but still, you held out dumb hope.Â
one month after he left and you realized this was not just him being weird and distant. this was something brand new that you had never had to deal with before. you were still trying to figure out how to navigate it when the two month realization hit: that maybe he wasnât coming back at all, ever, maybe you had done something wrong. if he had shown back up on your doorstep during that time this conversation wouldâve gone very differently you think.Â
but he didnât. he showed up at month three when your reaction to random memories of toji were no longer tears and guilt, but laughter and bitterness. there werenât many things that toji could say right now that would warrant anything more than you standing in your doorway for 4 minutes or less.Â
âi-,â he starts, but then sighs. he looks left, down the hallway of your building, eyes shifting from object to object out of your view.Â
âplease donât waste anymore of my time,â you reply and itâs softer than you intend. you thought itâd come out angrier. that seems like a theme for you tonight: everything sounding different in your head. when he doesnât reply, you start a countdown, promising yourself that when you make it to 15, youâll close the door in his face. you only make it to 13.
âiâm not here to waste your time,â he says, with no air of disgust or annoyance, the first halfway decent thing heâs said to you tonight. âi-,â he huffs again, âiâm here to say sorry. and-,â he hesitates.Â
you wait, just listening. the longer that he hesitates, the more time you have to think about what he might say and how youâre standing with your door open for the entire floor to hear your conversation. youâre not sure whatâs worse, having this conversation in the confines of familiar grounds or the openness of neutrality.
âand ask⌠are you already seeing someone else?â he finishes.Â
youâre dumbfounded, blinking at him slowly before responding in the only way you can think of right now, âgoodnight, toji.â you shake your head, cursing yourself for expecting anything more.
âno,â he rushes to say and then stumbles over the rest, âi- i tried to see somebody else, quite a bit of other people actuallyâŚâ
you scoff, squinting at him, saying more sternly this time, with an added attestation of closing the door in his face, âgoodnight, toji.â
he reaches out with a quick reflex, grabbing the door before youâve barely even moved it. âwait, no, i- fuck,â he mutters, scrambling, âcan i just come in?â
âso that was your plan then?â you drop your hand from the door. âto come back here unannounced, be shitty to me, ask if iâm sleeping with anyone, tell me that youâve slept with lots of people, and then ask if you can come inside?â you ask.
âi didnât have a plan-,â he replies.
âclearly,â you interject.
âbut iâm trying,â he finishes, and youâre waiting for there to be more, to explain exactly how this constitutes as trying, because you donât really see that here.
âfucking christ, toji, youâre going to have to try harder than whatever the fuck this is,â you sneer.Â
âwe- we had a good thing,â he tries again. you donât understand how every time he opens his mouth it gets worse and worse. why are you even entertaining this anymore?
âfuck you, man,â you scoff, and it feels like all of the anger has left your body, and in the void where it once was present is nothing but disinterest.Â
âno, not like that,â he backpedals. maybe if he would say more than four words at a time, or four better words at a time, then you wouldnât have to keep filling in the blanks or being pissed off or- âfor the last six months of our relationship, i didnât sleep with anyone else,â he admits like itâs the answer to all of your problems. the word relationship burns at the forefront of your mind so hard that you donât realize what heâs said for 10 whole seconds.
âi, so what?â your voice is unconvincing even to your own ears. you had slept with other people even 2 months before that last day. that wasnât the issue. you guys were allowed to sleep with other people. you had an explicit conversation about the fact that you could sleep with other people, something along the lines of, hey, we can see other people right? yeah, weâre not fucking dating. okay, just checking.
the so what, you had already answered for yourself, inner voice replying to your own question, screaming, you guys were exclusive, unknowingly to each other, for 2 whole months before you confessed and he left.Â
his answer is much different. he says, âso nothing really. i just- i needed you to know that.â
âwell, what the fuck do you want me to do with that?â you ask, and it comes out bitter and discouraged, but what you really mean is, please tell me what you want, please, can you just tell me that you missed me.Â
âwhatever you want,â he answers instead.
you take a deep breath, a million emotions coursing through your veins and up your throat. âyou know what?â you say, and it doesnât sound angry, it sounds playful, âno, seriously,â you smile and then you laugh, âfuck you, toji.â you close your mouth like youâre done talking, like thatâs all you needed to say, but your heart disagrees, forces more words out into the air no matter how hard your jaw is clenched shut.
âyou show up here and youâre an asshole and then youâre decent and then you say shit like that and then- then i ask you what you fucking want from this, what youâre trying to play at here and you tell me whatever i want?â you say, exasperated.Â
âwhat i wanted was for you not to leave me three fucking months ago. thatâs what i wanted,â you spit, âi wanted you to tell me this shit three fucking months ago before i sat alone, by myself, sad and then angry, and the entire time, fucking missing you, you fucking asshole. thatâs what i wanted.â
and then itâs there, out in the open, airing for the two of you to witness and to face, and no matter what happens, you know youâve done everything and said everything that youâve needed to. heâs quiet for a few moments and you let him be, not tapping your foot or rolling your eyes or being pissed off, but just letting it play out. if this is the last time you ever see toji, why not just let it play out?
âokay,â he says, and itâs soft in a way youâve only ever heard from him one time in your entire relationship. âiâm sorry.â he pauses. âi really donât know how to do this,â he admits and you believe him. it feels different from when he told you something along those lines earlier, but you have a feeling that this is what he was trying to say all along.Â
âdo what?â you push, because your mind is making assumptions, but if heâs going to prove anything to you, he needs to start now.Â
âask for forgiveness?â he says, like heâs thinking out loud, âapologize? date someone?â you donât say anything. youâre looking for something more concrete than that. it takes a handful of uncomfortable seconds before he says, âactually care about someone.â
âand do you?â you ask.
his lips press into a thin line, his eyes shift from left to right again. you can feel him getting antsy with the conversation and heâs barely said one vulnerable thing. you look at him, eyes soft and pleading, silently begging him that if heâs grown from this, youâll let him back in, you swear, but youâve been hurt before and you know what youâre worth, so youâre going to need some sort of evidence as collateral. âyeah,â he mumbles, but itâs audible. âyou,â he says like it isnât obvious, and itâs quiet and daunted, but you really appreciate the effort.
âokay,â you say, and thatâs all you say.
âokay?â he questions, confused. âthatâs it?âÂ
âyup,â you say, but your small smile and the fact that youâre not slamming the door in his face again gives away a bit more than that.Â
âcan i⌠come in?â he asks, hesitant, like heâs still being tested.
you shake your head, hand gripped onto the edge of the door. âno,â you say, scrunching up your nose and furrowing your eyebrows. âbecause if you come in here, weâre going to have sex,â you admit, half because itâs the truth and half just to see the look on his face. (itâs worth it.)
âwait,â he says, placing his palm flat against your door, but not moving it. his hand is now inside of your apartment, the only part of his body thatâs made it past this invisible barrier of hallway and your place. âthat sounds like a great thing. why am i not allowed in?â
âbecause this is me having self-control,â you explain, placing a hand on his shoulder and pushing the small portion of him thatâs crossed the division back into the hallway. when you feel his skin against your pinky, soft fabric of that familiar shirt underneath your palm, you almost make a fool of yourself right after you say the word self-control, but you remind yourself whatâs at stake here, what you really want.Â
âi came all the way out here to see you-,â he starts, but he doesnât make a move to replace his hand on your door, letting his arm fall back to his side. itâs for the better, too, because youâre not sure how much more self-control you have already, no matter how much you tell yourself about longevity and whatever.Â
âif you really care,â you interrupt him, using his few vulnerable words against him, âand you weren't just trying to sleep with me tonight,â you pause, letting those words sink in, âyou will go home and you will call me tomorrow morning and we will get breakfast- the least sexy meal of them all- and then maybe coffee if i enjoy hanging out with you outside of just having sex with you, and then we will go from there.â
âi-,â he starts to protest, but you cock your head. the truth is, if he said another word, reached out and touched your cheek or your hip or really anywhere on your body, if he kissed you, or just walked inside of your apartment and sat down on your couch, you wouldnât have stopped him. you might even have gotten breakfast with him anyways. he doesnât know that, you donât think, but even if he does, he doesnât act on it. he bows his head slightly, conceding, and says, âokay. i will just⌠talk to you⌠tomorrow⌠then.â
you nod. âgoodnight, toji,â you say, hand on the door, closing it as slowly as you opened it.Â
âuh, yea, night,â he says back. you wonât tell anyone, and neither will he, about the stupidest small smile you see on his lips as he leaves your apartment that night or the fact that he wakes up extra early the next morning, muttering under his breath about how ridiculous dating is before he calls you at 9:30 on the dot.
áŻáĄŁđŠ É˘á´á´á´ [ 3 á´Ąá´á´á´s ]
being away from ɢá´á´á´ feels like detoxing. not from like hard drugs or alcohol, but⌠coffee.Â
like you know itâs not necessarily good for you, drinking it every day, but itâs a habit youâve had for a while now and you just canât seem to break it. itâs not really hurting anything in your day-to-day and youâve been doing it for so long that itâs probably fine to just keep doing it.
but out of nowhere it hits you that maybe drinking coffee as much as you do is a waste of money and even if you donât feel the negative effects constantly in your daily routine, you remind yourself of the times where you could distinctly feel the thump of your heart and the unsteady of your hands. you recall the time that you stayed up all night for the promise of a cup of coffee to get you through the day. in every memory that youâve ever had in your entire college career, youâre holding a cup of coffee.
so one day you make the choice to stop. you stop buying coffee from coffee shops and pods for your coffee maker and cups from diners and accepting free ones from friends. you donât really need a good cup of coffee as badly as you think you do. and itâs stupid, you think, because itâs just coffee. it doesnât mean anything. just because youâve been drinking it consistently for quite awhile doesnât mean it has any sort of hold over you. itâs just coffee.Â
but then the headaches come and the irritation sets in and nights are hard, but for some reason mornings are unbearable, and you feel antsy all the time and you havenât left your room in the past three days and the only thing you want is a cup of fucking coffee and you canât relapse with coffee; itâs fucking coffee.Â
yeah, being away from gojo feels a lot like detoxing from coffee.Â
you try to just not see him. itâll be easier for you if you just donât see him, you tell yourself. you go out of your way to avoid his walking path on campus and you refuse to leave your dorm when you donât absolutely need to in fear of bumping into him or worse, just seeing him from afar, and god forbid you even come within three streets of the corner where his apartment resides. you block his number and you delete social media off of your phone for the time being, too many mutual friends to make casualties, and you do not let yourself think about him. not falling asleep, not when you wake up, not while youâre doing homework, not in your dreams or in the shower, not when something reminds you of him, not when you see his favorite show on your recently watched, not when you really need a good cup of coffee.Â
and it works for a while.
but not forever.
three weeks into your detox and youâre doing such a good job at not thinking about gojo that you mix up his monday schedule with his tuesday schedule and on your way back to your dorm, you see him. if you keep walking at the same pace that youâre walking, you will collide with him. if neither of you do anything, one of you will get hurt.Â
you look down at your phone, hoping, in the forefront of your mind, that he didnât see it was you. (in the back of your mind, youâre hoping that heâs the one to break the longest bout of silence the two of you have had since you met.) when you sneak a glance, heâs already almost reached you, jogging to catch up with you. âhey,â he calls out, just in case you havenât seen him.
âhi,â you say, stopping in place and letting him approach you.
âiâve been trying to get ahold of you,â he offers, like you wouldnât have known that.
âoh, sorry, havenât been on my phone,â you lie. he knows that youâre lying. he can tell that youâre lying, so you donât really know why you lie in the first place. maybe to prove a point. maybe to make him feel bad.
âlook, aboutâŚ,â he trails off, trying to remember how long heâs been without you, âabout that⌠dayâŚ,â he opts for instead.Â
you put your hand up, waving the topic off. you mean to say something like, donât worry about it, see you later, but it comes out like, âwe donât have to talk about that here.â here. fucking here. if you wouldâve left those four letters out, it wouldâve been a perfect line to walk away with, but you donât. your stupid coffee-craving brain tacks it on, hopeful.Â
âright,â he says, nodding, âshould we get coffee maybe, then, or?â
itâs not out of the ordinary, or it didnât used to be, but now it feels taboo. you want to snap and ask him if heâs sure, because coffee sounds a bit too much like a date for people that arenât together, but you realize very quickly that the irritation from your coffee detox is maybe a little bit too much to hold in without any closure. âsure,â you agree, âi just got done with class so we cou-.â
âi know,â he says, because three weeks hasnât erased your schedule from his brain either.Â
you order an iced tea. youâre still convinced youâre done with coffee for good. he looks surprised at your choice, like heâs never seen you order an iced tea before, because he hasnât, but he doesnât say anything. you sip on it throughout unpleasant pleasantries and itâs refreshing, but itâs lacking something. in fact, the longer that you drink this stupid drink that has caffeine anyways and isnât as good, the irritation bubbles higher and higher until- âcan i start?â you ask, tapping your fingers against the table in rhythmic succession.Â
âyeah, sure,â he says, bringing his coffee to his lips and taking a sip.
âif at any point in this conversation your answer to anything i have to say is that we werenât together, i donât think we should have this conversation,â you reason, and you mean it, but his reaction takes you aback. you notice the smallest flinch when you say werenât.
âi wasnât-,â he shakes his head, sighing, âno, i wasnât going to say that.â
âokay,â you say, dragging your fingertips along the condensation on the side of your glass. âthen what were you going to say?â
he thinks for a minute, like he didnât assume that heâd get this far when he brought up the idea of coffee. âi wanted to stop you from leaving,â he says.
âbut you didnât,â you rebuttal.
âi didnât,â he affirms. itâs quiet again. you can hear the scrape of the cups against the table as theyâre picked up, drank from, and put back down. the chatter in the coffee shop drones over the sounds of hesitance and nerves. âiâm sorry,â he says after a while.
âso, do you think we were together?â you ask, âand be honest. iâll know if you lie.â you search his face as he answers, and the only thing that comes up is another flinch when you talk in past tense again.
âyeah,â he says, honest. âbeing apart from you these past three weeks has been one of the shittiest things iâve ever been through.â
âever?â you ask, quirking your eyebrow, as if it isnât somewhat true for you too.Â
he nods in response, continuing, âitâs been hard.â he pauses. âiâm sorry i was so shitty.â
âpretty shitty, yeah,â you agree, but you canât hide how nice it feels to just talk with him again, to call him shitty and to sit across from him at a coffee shop table. âiâm sorry i ghosted you these past few weeks,â because it deserves to be said too.Â
âi really missed you,â he says, and he doesnât hide from it. he looks you directly in your eyes and you can tell that he wants to reach across the table and hold your hand. you want that too.Â
âme or just, like, sleeping with me?â you ask, somewhat terrified of the answer, scanning his face for the truth once again.Â
he laughs softly and, try as you might, you canât stop the fluttering in your stomach or the warmth in your cheeks hearing that for the first time in too long. âplease, i havenât thought about sleeping with you once,â he jokes.
âoh, no? not at all?â you ask, scoffing lightly, a tiny smirk threatening to break.
he forces a thoughtful frown, shakes his head dramatically and says, âcanât say that i have.â youâre laughing now, but through smile-squinted eyes you can still tell that heâs actually being genuine. ânot really,â he says.Â
âso just me then?â you ask to make sure.
âjust you,â he affirms. âa lot of just you.â you hum, content with his answer, but he gives you even more than thought he ever could, âi donât want to just go back to the way things were. i donât think thatâs enough for me anymore.â
even though youâre sure a response like this wouldâve sent waves of shock through your entire body, it doesnât. it just feels right. you reply quickly, âgood. i donât think itâs enough for me either.â you reach across the table. the back of your hand brushes against his, and then past it. you wrap your fingers around the handle of his coffee cup and bring it to your lips.Â
he doesnât protest or snatch it away from you or make a snarky comment. he places his chin in the palm of his hand, elbow against the surface of the table, and smiles at you. you take a sip from his mug, warmth spreading through every bit of your body.Â
why would you deprive yourself of coffee when it brings you so much comfort?
áŻáĄŁđŠ Ęá´É´á´s! Ęɪɢá´Ęá´á´á´ [ É´/á´ ]
youâre not exactly sure how many times something has to happen before it becomes a theme.Â
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âdo you -huff- want to -huff- have kids someday?â higuruma asks from beneath you, palms resting on the tops of your knees, thumbs massaging up to the insides of your thighs.Â
you slow your bounces and then you stop them completely. you blink at him once and then twice. âthat is a really wild thing to ask while youâre inside of someone,â you scoff, searching his face for any kind of tone indicator. is he being serious? is he just saying something to get a rise out of you? is this a kink thing?
he smirks, placing his hands on your hips, coaxing you to continue your movements, and you do. you lift yourself off of him, slowly at first, but then picking up speed as you chase the feeling you lost when he asked the question. youâre breathless when he asks again, the repeated question no longer stilling you. the second time around it feels almost normal. âdo you?â he asks on his exhale.
you shake your head and then tilt it side to side, closing your eyes so all of the conflicting fast paced movements donât dizzy you. âi- donât- know-,â you huff, âmaybe- conversation- for- a- different- setting.â each word is punctuated by the slap of your thighs against his hips. he nods, completely okay with that answer, and then just drops it.
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âshit,â you say in realization, hips circling, fingers combing through his hair. you pull your head away from his shoulder, pushing yourself up to look him in the eyes. âwait, how did your meeting go today?â you ask, and this time neither of you miss a beat.Â
when he slows to think about it, you pick up his slack, rolling your hips, feeling the drag of him inside of you, a breathy moan floating up your chest. he answers over your noises, âreally good actually.â
âeverything as planned?â you ask further, genuinely just as invested in this as you are in the act.Â
he nods, smiling. âyeah, to a t,â he says, wrapping his arms around your lower back and pulling you against his chest. he kisses the side of your temple, holding you in place with a tight grip as he lifts his hips off of the bed, thrusting into you. âsurprised you didnât ask as soon as i came through the door.â
you shake your head against his shoulder, placing a soft kiss against his collarbone. âwas thinking about it all day,â you explain. he fucks into you faster in response and it feels like a reward for caring about the things that are important to him. âbut when- shit- when you got homeâŚ,â you grunt, âit completely- ah, fuck- completely slipped my- ah- mind, s-sorry.â
âts alright, pretty.â he nudges his nose against your cheek, peeling your attention to his face. your cheek rests against his shoulder and you blink at him, focus dipping from the topic at hand as you feel that familiar tightening in your core. he can see it written all over your face, so he drops his head to kiss you, silently communicating that you donât have to worry about finishing the conversation right now. heâll bring it up again in a bit.
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âshould we get married?â he asks, back up against the headboard, looking you directly in your eyes, gaze following yours as you rise and fall.Â
âyou are not proposing to me while iâm riding you,â you say, shaking your head, but you donât still or slow. conversations like this in a setting like this just donât phase you anymore. honestly, it wouldnât surprise you if he did propose right now. youâre not even sure youâd say no.
the corner of his lip tugs upward and he exhales a laugh as he leans forward the smallest bit to kiss you. âiâm not, iâm not,â he assures, âwhy? would you say no?âÂ
youâre quiet for a minute, not because you donât know the answer, but to keep him on his toes. you wonât lie to him, you donât think, but you donât want to come right out and say it. his questions are rhetorical anyways, half-jokes that heâs not expecting serious answers to; youâve known higuruma well enough and long enough to be confident of that. you couldâve replied with an eye roll and a scoff and nothing else and he wouldâve dropped it. instead, however, you answer, âcourse not. iâd say yes in a second.â
he nearly comes inside of you right there.
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maybe it becomes a theme when someone points it out.Â
you canât tell if itâs intentional or not, the way that the two of you keep having these serious conversations during sex. you know that you donât do it on purpose; things will just hit you during the repetitive motions and you worry youâll forget them and you know that higuruma wonât judge you for just saying them, so you do. whether this is the case for him, youâre not sure.Â
but the interruptions just keep getting more casual. it starts with big conversations: weddings and promotions and thoughtful decisions, and then itâs like you just start remembering things in this position: work drama and mundane did you knows. itâs almost as if starting with big topics just made it seem so easy to talk about anything like this.Â
it didnât help, you think, that itâs just always easy to talk about anything with higuruma. you guys have been together, officially together, for over four years now, and conversation, no matter the topic or severity or setting, is something youâve never struggled with. you continue to not struggle with it, inside of the bedroom and out.Â
youâre not sure what about the position and the moment makes you so susceptible to remembering little things that you want to tell higuruma when heâs not around, and vice versa. in fact, youâre not even convinced that itâs something about the action that jogs your memory anyway, itâs probably just a really weird and common coincidence.
and then one night you canât find your keys.Â
youâve searched everywhere for them, in your car, in your bag, every nook of your room, the places where they normally are, higurumaâs coat pocket just in case, and then everywhere else in your guysâ apartment. theyâre nowhere to be seen.Â
when higuruma walks through the front door, even from where youâre searching in the kitchen, you hear him let out an elongated, âwoah.â
you pop your head into the doorway, âdonât say anything about the mess.â you can see his eyes resting on the overturned couch cushions and then on the various opened drawers. âhey,â you warn, pointing towards him as you walk quickly into the living room. you throw your arms around him tightly and give him a small greeting peck. itâs routine at this point; if you donât do it your whole night feels off. âi said donât say anything.â
he lets you hang off of his neck as he puts both hands up in surrender. âi didnât say shit,â he says, pressing a kiss into the side of your neck, then moving his hands to your waist, âthe fuck happened here though?â he laughs against your skin and you can feel the vibrations travel to your fingers and toes.Â
you pull away from him, shaking your head. now that youâre back in the living room, itâs like you have to start this roomâs search over too. you start checking under the couch and in the hall closet. âlost my fucking keys,â you grumble, smoothing your palms over your face, âi swear iâve looked everywhere. i just canât remember where i left them when i got home.â
âdid you check th-,â he asks, walking into the kitchen, grateful that youâre not in there with him or he knows youâd yell at him for the way his eyes go wide at the clutter and chaos everywhere.Â
you cut him off, âwherever youâre about to say, probably yes, ughhh. iâve retraced my steps, iâve looked in places that are fucking stupid to look in like every pair of shoes we own and in the fucking guest bedroom pillowcases. iâve looked everywhere.â
from where heâs stood in the kitchen now, he can see you scrambling as you vent. he leans against the wall, âwell, not everywhere or you wouldâve found it by now.â
âiâll kill you,â you say, eyes snapping up to meet his to show how serious you are.
he just laughs, âiâve got a pretty good lawyer, you might not want to do that.â
âgood legal canât help you when youâre dead,â you snap, almost completely joking. he meets you back in the living room, helping you check all the places youâve already checked.Â
15 minutes pass and then 35 and then he stops abruptly. âoh my god, i have an idea,â he says, and you look at him, hopeful. âyou know when you usually remember things?âÂ
your first reaction is joking annoyance, picking up a throw pillow and sending it his way. he catches it and sets it back down on the couch. âiâm serious!â he yell-laughs.Â
you throw another pillow at him as your second reaction sets in. âthatâs not going to fucking work,â you say.
âhow do you know?â he asks.
âbecause,â you say, trying to come up with a good answer other than just blind doubt, âbecause i donât remember things while iâm riding you. itâs not a fucking superpower.â
âyou donât know that,â he jokes back and braces to be hit with another pillow. âokay, okay, but iâm being serious! besides, whatâs the worst thing that can happen? you donât remember and weâve had sex, how horrible,â he reasons.
you let your arms fall, pillow in your hands resting against the tops of your thighs. you look at him, thinking, which, in hindsight, was a dumb thing to do, because higuruma can see the contemplation on your face.Â
eight minutes later and heâs inside of you and youâre the most embarrassed youâve ever been.
âthis is so stupid,â you mumble. you havenât moved an inch after slowly lowering yourself onto him. youâre fully seated against his hips, hands smoothing over your face and then lingering there, covering.Â
he reaches up, fingers soft and kind as he wraps them around your wrists, pulling them away from your face. âts not stupid,â he reassures, but youâre not convinced. you groan, turning to look away from him, but that just wonât do. he reaches up again, soft grip on your chin coaxing your gaze back to his. âhey,â he says softly, âjust focus here, angel.â
you listen, somewhat, mind still flickering back to why youâre even riding him in the first place. âjust enjoy yourself, okay,â he tries again, rolling his hips upwards, pressing himself inside of you as deep as he can. you close your eyes, and itâs quite easy to just focus on the feeling of being as full as you are right now. âgood,â he whispers, âjust like that.â
it doesnât take long for you to lose yourself completely, moving on your own, letting the whimpers and whines take over any other thought you might think to say, chasing that feeling rather than worrying about whatever youâve lost.Â
it all kinda clicks at once: where your keys are and why you always remember shit when youâre like this.
in the midst of everyday noise, so many things get lost: important and unimportant thoughts alike. but now youâre not worried about anything else. you donât care about anything else right now. you donât have to. you donât want to. and in this state of letting everything go, mindless and blissful, some things slip back through the cracks.
you collapse onto higurumaâs chest, spent and happily aware of this new revelation that you have not, for once, shared in the middle of sex, but kept quiet as a come down surprise. you hum softly as he rubs up and down your back, hum again as he presses a kiss into your forehead. âm sorry it didnât work, angel,â he murmurs.Â
you turn your head, ear pressed right against his heart as you gaze up at him. âi left them in the fridge,â you reveal, and he knits his eyebrows together.Â
you assume that heâs going to say something about how did you leave them in the fridge? or why are they there? but instead he questions, âwhat? and you didnât tell me until now?â like youâve harbored a life long secret. you laugh softly, snaking your hands up and scratching your nails against his scalp, playing with the ends of his hair. âdonât think this is going to get you out of it,â he says, ââts my favorite thing when you just blurt shit while youâre on me.â
you can feel the warmth in your cheeks and your chest as you breathe a laugh. âyouâve never told me that before,â you murmur.Â
âthink itâs cute when you just canât wait to tell me things,â he says, âfeels more intimate than being inside of you.â
âew,â you say, scrunching up your nose, even though you weirdly agree.Â
he just laughs in response. a few seconds of quiet comfort pass before he backtracks, âwait, why the fuck are your keys in the fridge?âÂ
and you tell him all about it, about the day that youâve had and how you remembered you hadnât drank enough water so you were refilling your bottle from the pitcher in the fridge as soon as you got home from work, but your hands were full so you set your keys on top of the leftovers from yesterday, but then you had to go and set everything down and the fridge closed and by the time you left the kitchen you remembered you needed to do something else⌠and it just keeps going.
you tell him as youâre taking a shower and as youâre eating dinner together and as heâs brushing his teeth and youâre washing your face and laying in bed and setting your alarms. every room in the house is a mess, but youâll deal with that later, you decide. you rest your chin on his shoulder. âand how was your day?â you ask, even though the clock reads much later than it should for how much sleep you both should get before youâre up early for work tomorrow.Â
nevermind that, he decides, and tells you all about it anyways.
áŻáĄŁđŠ Ęá´É´á´s! É´á´É´á´á´ÉŞ [ É´/á´ ]
âcan i ask you something and when i ask you, youâll know i donât mean anything bad by it at all because i love you more than everything in the world?â you ask, putting down your phone only after youâve finished your sentence.Â
you wait a few seconds for nanami to take in what youâve asked. he reaches over to the night stand for his bookmark and sticks it between the pages. he shuts it with an audible shuffling of paper and a sharp thump.Â
nanami has been with you long enough to not typically be surprised by your out of the blue⌠questions. (dronings? is there a word like droning but the connotation is more positive? like you talk at him a lot and he loves to hear the ramblings in your brain, but sometimes he is just trying to read his book before bed. whatever that word is.)
he places the book on his lap and then turns his chest towards you completely. you now have his full attention. âis that a yes?â you ask.Â
he inhales deeply, âif i say no, will you still ask it?â
you think on the answer to that question, really mulling it over before shaking your head. âno, i donât think so.â
âthen yes,â he smirks, âi suppose i have to say yes then.â
âgreat,â you say, tossing your phone onto your bedside table with a clunk. you sit up straighter, rocking forward to fully adjust your position on your side of the bed. you put your hand on his thigh and cross your legs, letting your knee rest on the side of his comforter covered hip. âdo you ever regret not dating more?â
it definitely takes him by surprise. he thought you might drop another weirdly specific hypothetical about would he love you if⌠or request a glass of water even though you already told him tonight when he was getting into bed and he asked if you wanted one, that you did not.Â
now heâs the one mulling over your question and despite how nerve wracking it could be to wait for an answer to a what if that involves not you, youâre not anxious in the slightest. youâre quiet, just waiting for his answer, and when he finally speaks, you know exactly why you werenât scared in the first place, âiâve honestly never thought about it since i met you.â
âreally?â you ask, and youâre mostly feeling very lucky that nanami is yours and you are his, but there is an underlying feeling of guilt that heâs unintentionally caused with this statement.Â
he nods. âsounds like you have though,â he says, and itâs not even a little bit judgmental. it sounds like heâs imploring you to keep talking, like he wants to hear exactly what youâre thinking, why you brought it up in the first place.
âi wouldnât trade this security, this love, exactly what we have, you for anything in the world,â you start to explain, and itâs nothing but the truth, âbut sometimes i just think about that first night when we were in that bar. the flirting, the risks, that feeling of not knowing where the night is going to end up. sometimes i think about that a little bit.â
he hums, thinking about that night, and after a few seconds of silence, he speaks up again, âfirst date nerves,â he nods, ânow that i think about it, i miss those.â
you cock your head at him. thatâs a weird part of dating to miss, you think, but then he explains further, âlike when we went out on our first date and i didnât know what you were going to wear or if you liked the restaurant i picked or if youâd let me pay for your food.â
âor if iâd take you back to mine,â you joke, raising your eyebrows at him, but really youâre burning inside. your cheeks feel warm just hearing about these feelings heâs never mentioned to you before.Â
âyeah, that too,â he laughs, getting back on track, âlike, iâm still finding out new things about you all the time, but back then i was discovering who you were every second we were together, and that- that felt likeâŚâ
âlike finding out soulmates were real?â you ask, because thatâs what it felt like to you, that same exact phenomenon heâs describing. he smiles at you warmly, like youâve just put to words what he felt he could only experience. âi know what you mean,â you smile.Â
he leans forward, cupping your cheek with his hand and guiding you towards him. he kisses you softly, placing his other hand on your other cheek and kissing you harder. âshould we go on a first date again?â he asks against your lips, barely pulling away to speak.Â
you laugh, but when you pull away, you can tell heâs not joking. âwhat?â you ask, âwhat do you mean?â youâre already blushing though, already feeling the exact first date nerves he was just talking about.Â
âletâs go on a first date,â he repeats himself. âiâll pick you up at your front door and iâll choose the restaurant and itâll be a surprise and iâll ask you questions that iâd ask you on a first date even if i know the answers to all of them and more at this point.â
youâre smiling so big that your cheeks are sore as you nod fervently at the concept. âokay, yeah,â you agree.Â
âright, so we probably shouldnât kiss or make out or sleep with each other until then to really play into the whole thing?â he teases, and you roll your eyes in response.Â
âyouâre very funny, kento,â you say, leaning in, brushing your nose against his. he doesnât even last a second, closing the gap with a small peck and then another and then another and then a much longer one and then heâs putting the book on his nightstand so he can pull you into his lap.Â
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you get a text 5 minutes before 7 that nanami is going to be 3 minutes late picking you up. the text looks a little weird underneath a thread of:
>> nami <3 >> howâs work baby
<< read << if you love me youâll come and pull the fire alarm to get me out of here early :) :) :)
>> nami <3 >> fine but thatâs a class four felony in some cases. will you be providing legal assistance or should i look elsewhere????
<< read << how do u know that?? nerd!!!
>> nami <3 >> google tbh.Â
<< read << wow. first i have to stay at work all day alone and sad and now i get to know my bf isnât sexy and off the dome smart about everything. :(
>> nami <3 >> goodbye.
<< read << :(
>> nami <3 >> i love you
<< read << :)
you bite back the urge to reply with something youâd say to him after knowing him for years. rereading the text and thinking back to your first date, it makes you giggle. actually, it makes you kinda nervous. you text back a polite no worries! take your time! and he replies with a heart and you truly feel like youâre dating for the first time again. you feel honest to god giddy.Â
arriving to the restaurant, you are genuinely surprised. you thought after knowing him as long as you have and having gone to as many restaurants with him as you have, youâd go back to somewhere nice youâve already been. but that isnât the case.Â
he drives you to a pop-up restaurant 20 minutes out of town that youâve never even heard of, but is the cutest place youâve ever been, and the entire time he canât stop sneaking respectful glances at you. he wonât stop telling you how nice you look. he even apologizes for it by the sixth time, pushing your chair in at the restaurant saying, âi know i keep mentioning it, and iâm sorry, but if i said it every time i thought it, itâd be a never ending string.â
if he keeps this up, youâre going to feel like youâre cheating. this seriously feels like a first date, like youâve been in a relationship for over 5 years and youâre also going on a first date and itâs really messing with your head, but you never want it to stop.Â
he stays true to his word, asking you questions he already knows the answers to, but hearing them again, they sound brand new. he doesnât know if heâs just forgotten some of them or if the testaments of time have weathered your answers just enough to sound unfamiliar, but either way, heâs hanging on to every word.Â
by the end of the night, youâve truly convinced yourself that there are stakes to this date, like if you play your cards wrong, you wonât get to keep seeing this incredible guy. he pays the whole bill, even though you insist on getting your meal or at the very least dessert. he says, âyou can try next time too.â and you canât breathe, you feel so lucky.Â
âiâm sorry if this seems forward, but iâd really like to keep seeing you tonight,â you say as the waiter takes away the paid bill, and your heart is thumping so violently against your chest, you swear he can feel it too.Â
he shakes his head, âperfectly forward,â he smiles, âyour place or mine?â you break character for the first time tonight, giggling at the reality of the question, hiding behind your hand as you do. âwhatâs so funny?â he asks, but heâs grinning just as big as you are.Â
âjust thinking about how dreary my life would be if i hadnât gone on this first date,â you say, and itâs a little too meta, but heâll let it slide, because heâs a bit flustered at the sentiment. âmine is great,â you answer, placing your hand on his, rubbing the tips of your fingers against his knuckles.Â
everything about the rest of the night feels like a first too. it feels like your first kiss in front of your front door. it feels like heâs seeing âyourâ apartment for the first time. it feels like youâre making out on your couch for the first time.Â
it feels like the first time heâs ever been inside of you.Â
when he pushes deeper into you, eyes on yours shut tight, you tell yourself that you want to pretend youâre on a first date every single day of your life. you canât stop whimpering, pleading for him to never stop fucking you ever, please donât stop, please never fucking stop.Â
you break character for the second time when youâre right on the edge. he keeps looking down at you with so much love in his eyes and his hands all over you feel like they know every inch of you, and you canât stop yourself. you grab his face in your hands, âkento, baby, please, âm gonna- âm sorry, i- fuck, please. i love you, fuck,â you whine, and he canât stop himself either, hips stuttering, head falling against your shoulder as he feels you clenching around him as he empties himself inside of you, murmuring how much he loves you right back.Â
the way youâve been feeling all night: blissful and coy, itâs not because itâs a first date, itâs because heâs nanami. itâs because heâs orchestrated the entire night and no matter how ânewâ everything feels, the underlying foundation of that newness, and the reason everything feels so good, is familiarity and safety.Â
âiâm sorry that i-,â you breathe, but he stops you, reaching his hand up to drag his fingertips against your lips, and you laugh, pressing a soft kiss into them. âokay, okay,â you say, and he places his hand back down by his side. âdone with the first date stuff, just want to be yours again,â you murmur.Â
he scoffs, light, and you can hear his smile in it. he falls over onto his back, pulling you into his chest and kissing the top of your head. ânever werenât,â he mumbles against your hair. âalways will be,â he mumbles again, holding you tighter.Â
âgood,â you say back, settling into his arms like thatâs the only thing you know to be true in the entire world. you wouldnât trade that truth for a million first dates.Â
sure, holding your breath at quick witted flirts and stolen glances is nice, but itâs a lot nicer just knowing that you will never be loved better and you will never love harder.Â
⥠Ęá´ĘĘá´É˘s á´É´á´ ÉŞÉ´á´á´Ęá´á´á´ÉŞá´É´s á´á´á´É´ á´Ęá´ á´Ąá´ĘĘᴠ⥠no bc the yelling really worked very well idk yell at me more to write a continuation for toji (maybe also gojo bc hes the only one i havent written even an inkling of smut for) idk i'm just thinking of so many scenes idk throw hcs at me in my inbox IDK! toji dating for the first time? got me fucked UP
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