Tsukishimaâs slender fingers grasped your wrists in an attempt to pry himself from your grip, grunting as you resisted him.
âIâm not going anywhere dumbass, I just need to take a damn piss,â he grumbled, shifting himself to a seated position at the edge of the bed.
âTake me with you,â you whined, nuzzling into his shoulder blades, your legs now snaking themselves around his lean torso.
âI am not dragging you with me to take a leak, idiot, now let me go. I promise Iâll be back in your arms in a minute.â
With his last statement, Keiâs cheeks burned furiously, unbeknownst to you.
Pushing himself off of the mattress, he groaned as you held on even tighter; âYou do realize youâre going to pull my pants down at this rate.â
âGood,â you laughed against his back, clinging on for dear life as he stood up, your koala-form in tow.
Making it four paces from the bed, you shrieked as your hold slipped, dropping to the ground, Tsukkiâs grey joggers following in suit.
Without so much as a pause or a glance behind him, Kei stepped out of his pants, trodding his way to the bathroom in nothing but a pair of snuggly fit boxers.
âNice ass!â you called after him, roaring with laughter as the blond playfully smacked his butt before closing the door behind him.
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a/n: AHSGS idk when I came up w this but I thought it would be a fun little drabble!! also I love writing anything tsukki bc of my bb @deadontheinsidebut âșïž
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Hi luv:) just found your blog, you are an amazing writer! I was wondering if I could request a fem reader (kurooâs crush) x kuroo (readers crush) where the reader is rlly good at giving massages and he finds this out when his hand is rlly sore and they start massaging it for him eventually rubbing his shoulders and heâs just like đCould you add him just being a teasing lil sh!t, and making the reader all flustered by like fake moan a lot (tho not all of them r actually fake:o)
a/n: hi there! tysm for requesting bby <3 you didnât specify if you wanted this in headcanon form or as an actual fic, so I just went ahead and wrote a oneshot! I hope it lives up to your expectations :)
my little masseuse
kuroo tetsurou x reader
word count: 1,132
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Kuroo plopped down next to you, carelessly tossing a big bag of bread from the canteen on your desk. You looked up from your phone and raised an eyebrow. âYou carb loading or something?â
Kuroo feigned offense, pressing a hand to his chest dramatically. âAre you calling me fat, (y/n)?â
âThatâs not what I said,â you soothed. Kuroo cracked a smile briefly before your next words. âBut now that you mention itâŠâ
The smile dropped off his face as quickly as it had appeared and he snatched the bag off the table. âHow rude. I actually bought extra today so I could offer you a curry bun or two, but now Iâm not so sure.â
âWait, hey, hey,â you said, trying to reach over Kurooâs arm for the bag. âI didnât mean it. Curry bun please.â
âMmm,â Kuroo pretended to mull this over for a moment before laughing and tossing you a few of the packaged buns. You ripped into them eagerly, having forgotten your lunch at home that morning. âOnly because youâre my favorite girl.â
Mouth full of bread, you felt your face grow warm and hoped the blush didnât show too badly. Itâs not like you tried to keep your huge crush on Kuroo a secret, but⊠you kind of hoped he didnât catch on. You two had such a great friendship going, and you were hesitant to throw it all away over some silly schoolgirl crush. Plus, there was no way he liked you back. He was athletic, charismatic, popular, and you⊠well, you were just you. âI am not your favorite girl. Quit lying.â
âI speak the truth,â Kuroo insisted, and you rolled your eyes before he set another packaged bun in front of you. âAlso, dâyou think you could open this for me? Iâve had this awful cramp in my right hand all day. Hardly been able to write.â
You furrowed your brow as you neatly opened the package and set it in front of Kuroo, who thanked you and took a huge bite. âWhyâs that?â
âI dunno,â he said around a mouthful. You motioned for him to swallow before he continued. âMaybe I slept on it weird? Too much note taking?â
âToo much volleyball, maybe?â you suggested. Thatâs about all he ever did these days. Volleyball practice, volleyball games, volleyball volleyball volleyball. You couldnât count the number of hours youâd spent huddled on Kurooâs couch watching some pro volleyball game with him while he analyzed each play and provided excessively loud and enthusiastic commentary the entire time. You figured youâd probably hate volleyball by now if it wasnât for that adorable gleam in Kurooâs eyes whenever he talked about it.
âNo such thing,â he scoffed, shoving the rest of the bun into his mouth.
âMhm,â you said. Then you held out your palm. âGive me your hand.â
âWhat, are we playing thumb war or something?â Kuroo stared at you suspiciously.
You sighed and gave him a look. âJust do it.â
Kuroo shrugged and gingerly placed his large hand in your small one. He had long, slender fingers with calloused palms and fingertips, the result of years of bumping and spiking and lifting. You began to gently rub small circles across his palm, trying to feel for knots. âWhere does it hurt exactly?â
âUh, a little bit to the left, yeah, like right-- ohhhh,â Kuroo sighed deeply, relaxing his hand as you dug your dexterous little fingers into it. âThat feels goodâŠâ
You continued massaging, a small smile growing on your face as Kuroo closed his eyes and hummed in contentment. âIs it getting any looser?â
âMuch looser,â said Kuroo, rolling his head back with a lazy smile. âMmmm.â
âKuroo Tetsurou,â you said, eyebrow cocked, still massaging. âWas that a moan?â
âMaybe,â he said with an impish grin. With his other hand, he brushed his bangs out of his face. âWhat can I say? I got a pretty girl to look at and a world class masseuse all in one.â
âIf youâre getting this turned on over a simple hand massage Iâd be scared to know what youâre like when you really get going,â you joked, trying to cover the tremble in your voice. Heâd called you pretty in a joking way before, but somehow it seemed different while the two of you were sitting in such close proximity, basically holding hands.
âYouâd love to see me when Iâm all hot and ready to go,â Kuroo said as you finished the massage. You snorted and rolled your eyes with a small smile. He flexed his fingers experimentally. âWow, you really are good at this, (y/n). Do you think you could get my shoulders, too?â
âOh, uh, sure,â you said, moving to stand behind Kuroo. You began working into his shoulders. He certainly had plenty of knots, probably from bending over a desk all day and practicing serves and spikes all afternoon. You also couldnât help but notice the rolling muscles in his back as you kneaded them. Your heartbeat got a little faster and your cheeks grew a little warmer. You were trying to focus your attention on simply massaging the knots out, but Kurooâs impressive physique and suggestive comments made it a little difficult.
âYou know, I have good hands too,â he said conversationally. âNimble fingers.â
âOh?â you said, humoring him. âWhatâs that supposed to mean?â
âI mean, I could make you feel good, too, (y/n),â he said, adopting a rather suggestive tone. You almost choked on air and dug into Kurooâs shoulders a little harder than you meant to. He yelped.
âSorry,â you said, apologetically rubbing the spot youâd tweaked earlier. âYou mean youâd give me a massage too?â
âSure, I could do that,â Kuroo said, leaning back into your chest a little. âOr I could-- ahhhh.â
Kuroo melted into your touch as you rubbed a particularly tight spot at the base of his neck.
âStop making those noises,â you complained, giving his shoulders a final squeeze. âAnd stop flirting.â
You sat back down at your seat with a huff, adding under your breath, âEspecially if you donât really mean it.â
âWho said I donât?â Kuroo raised an eyebrow, stretching his arms high above his head. You flushed and stared at him, struggling to find words. âFor your future reference-- I always mean exactly what I say.â
The bell signaling the end of lunch rang, and Kuroo rose to return to his own desk, but not without giving you an overly dramatic stage wink first.
âDonât you dare wink at me!â you scolded, but he just laughed and sauntered over to his seat by the window. You slumped over on your desk and buried your face in your arms, hoping to hide the pink dusting your cheeks. That Kuroo Tetsurou was going to be the death of you.
â hinata shouyou x f!reader, brother!kageyama tobio | angst, fluff, royalty and deity AU
warnings: sexism, language, canon divergence from kageyama's family, oc inserts for minor characters
chapter word count: 3.27k
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summary: your people donât want a queen; they want a king, and a god who can help them win the war. you give them both. in exchange, you wear the kingdomâs finest silks and thread your hair with heavy pearls, and you give to the god the last thing you have to give: yourself.
prologue | i. beasts of burden | ii. boy in the dark | iii. little deaths | iv. the boy king | v. you were a child | bonus. what i am is yours
Thereâs a darkness next to the God, and even from a distance, it sends chills down your spine.Â
Itâs a darkness thatâs alive - the nausea in the pit of your stomach only grows with every pound of your mareâs hooves on the cracked earth bringing you closer. Its body, tar-like, boils and pops with pestilence.
Then the darkness raises an impossibly long arm against the God, bringing it down in a blur, and you canât help the call that rips itself from your lips.Â
âMortal,â the Sun God hisses, hand a vice around the neck of Arborâs King, âwhat did you contract?â You watch helplessly as the King of Arbor is lifted above the ground, choking for breath as he struggles. âDonât make me repeat myself.â
Hinataâs eyes glint dangerously, a sun a breath before noon, a flame about to reach its white-hot peak.Â
The light coalesces where he stands, and you shiver as the skies darken-
- No, not darken, thatâs too mild, too passive a word. It feels more as though the Sun God is drawing all the light to him, leaving an empty void in its wake.Â
Kiyoko has a tight grip on your arm, and Kindaichi has planted himself before Tobio, who tears his gaze away from the battlefield to level a glare at the knight. âWhat,â your brother grits out, eyes flashing like the promise of lightning lurking behind thunder clouds, âdo you think youâre doing?â
Kindaichi rolls his eyes, and when he next speaks his words are dripping with mockery. âRespectfully stopping you from ruining what Her Highness worked so hard for.â
âIt was ruined the moment we decided to rely on a God,â Tobio snaps, and the word, God, falls from his tongue like filth from a newly polished shoe. âIt was foolish to place our hopes on someone else-â
You can tell that Tobioâs about to follow with something more scathing, likely blasphemous, but heâs cut off by Kiyoko.
âDonât,â she warns, and with that knowing edge to her voice, she could be talking to you as much as she is to Tobio. Narrowed eyes survey the chaos before you, âis this not what we wanted?âÂ
(Theyâre Solâs enemy, you remind yourself.Â
A distance away, Arborâs knights fling lances and swords at the God. Itâs futile, and they must know it too - the weapons ricochet upon touching the light that envelopes Hinata like a shroud.
This is war. Before your wide eyes, a soldier is skewered by his own sword.Â
Youâre drowning; the panic rises through your lungs and you canât keep the ship afloat with your torn sails, with the hole in your sinking hull.
Isnât this what you wanted? A voice repeats, mocking and childish in a way unlike Kiyokoâs.)
No, you think, as you watch Arborâs King wheeze for breath, as you glimpse the cruel twist to Hinataâs lips as he tightens his grip, enough to torment but not to kill, not like this.Â
The Kingâs lips move in what is likely a desperate plea - youâre too far away and itâs too soft for you to hear.
Hinata tuts disappointedly.Â
âYou donât know,â the God parrots, sneering, âOf course, you mortals donât care as long as you have power, donât you?âÂ
Itâs not a pretty sight - a God playing with a King, gleeful and manic like the palace cats batting at the tails of mice caught in the traps.Â
Itâs cruel, itâs the clinical slide of metal through your flesh, glancing bone. You want to look away, but you canât - and thatâs how you notice him.Â
A brown-haired man of middling stature stands a ways from the main party.Â
He doesnât stand out the way Noya does, with readiness and power bursting in a body too young to contain it; and he doesnât draw your eye the way that Kiyoko or Tsukishima do, with their easy grace and fluid strength.Â
In fact, itâs not even him that you first see -Â the light bends and catches the glint of a green gem nestled in the ear of the knight by his side.Â
The man isnât a knight, that much is clear. His weapon is ornate, a gilded, jewel-encrusted hilt peeking from an engraved scabbard. A show of power. He knows any attempt will never reach him, not as long as his knight remains by his side.
(His knight reminds you of Kiyoko, if Kiyoko didnât hide her defiance behind her quiet.)
The man - Shirabu Kenjirou, a voice in your mind that sounds suspiciously like Sugawaraâs supplies, the Crown Prince of Arbor - is watching the impending death of his father almost dispassionately. The only hint that belies the conflict that he must be feeling is the way his fists are clenched by his sides, his shoulders tensed all the way to his ears.
Thereâs no cruelty in what you can see of his face, no thirst for the throne suddenly within reach. All there is is a slight sadness, a weeping wistfulness - a weary acceptance.Â
âNo matter,â Hinata says, and you tear your eyes away from the Crown Prince. The Sun God is smiling, but itâs all wrong - unnervingly wide, a mouth stretched full of sparkling white teeth, âyou will die here, after the abomination you summoned.âÂ
He leans forward. The sound of shattering glass echoes through your mind as a silent presence grasps your neck, slowly squeezing the breath from your lungs, as if itâs your throat that Hinataâs hand is wrapped around.Â
Itâs suffocating, an intangible mess of blazing flames and the flickering of oil lamps in the wind. A parade of dancing fireflies blink intermittently in-and-out, in-and-out before your eyes. Thereâs an acrid blend of sage and heat on your tongue, your skin tingling almost painfully at the charged air.
(You feel afraid in a way you have never been before, even when youâd stared a God down in his own temple with nothing more than a dagger and your words.)Â
âHinata-sama,â the name leaves your lips as nothing more than a horrified, pleading, whisper, but the God in question hears it anyway.
He turns.Â
You blink and the King of Arbor is falling to the dusty earth. Twisted neck, eyes blown wide.Â
Hinata appears before you - an apparition in broad day, a ghastly phantom whose shadows are as dark as the burn of the midday sun is blinding.Â
His eyes are brighter than anything youâve ever seen. The fury of a thousand suns, they flay you alive the way the afternoon sun blisters the stalks of the wheat in the fields.Â
You stagger when you feel yourself dropped unceremoniously. The marble youâre stood on is cracked, ridden with ivy and weeds.Â
âPrincess of Sol,â a voice behind you says, and you tear your gaze from the familiar crumbling columns, whirling around with a hand reaching for the dagger concealed beneath your cloak.Â
Deja vu washes over you like waves over a shell, prone on a shore. Hinata regards you through narrowed, kohl-lined eyes, close enough to touch.Â
(Close enough to burn.)
You keep your hand on the handle of your dagger.Â
âHinata-sama,â you say carefully, âis something the matter?âÂ
The God smiles, and the air twists and sharpens. Mottled sunlight becomes a midday sun, writhing in summer throes, and a buzzing noise rings incessantly in your ears. The shadows lengthen and darken into pillars of inky blackness, edging in on the sweltering circle of light that youâre standing just within of.Â
âYou were almost Queen,â the Sun God says, and the buzzing intensifies, volume rising like a swarm of locusts on the horizon, âperhaps you knew.â
Humidity hangs from your shoulders and clings to your skin. You inhale and the weight crushes you, pounding you into the dark, hungry cracks in the ground like the final nail in a coffin.Â
You exhale, shaky.Â
âIâm not sure I understand what you mean,â you struggle to keep your eyes on his, forcing yourself to let go of your dagger. Youâre no trained knight like Kiyoko, no genius like Tobio - and even they would be hard-pressed against a literal God. The only thing you have are your words.
Oddly, itâs this thought that calms you - you can work with that. Youâve had years of practice, after all.Â
Slowly, as if approaching a rabid animal, you draw your hands out of your cloak and spread them the way you had just a week ago. âAll I knew was that Arborâs King had contracted a God, as all the men from the front had reported.â
When Hinata says nothing, you dare to add, âBut that wasnât a God, was it?âÂ
The Godâs smile widens at that, even as his eyes darken to a warning flare. âNo,â he agrees after a pause that stretches just a little too long for you to be comfortable, âit wasnât.â
Tiny particles of dust hang stagnant among the tall shadows that the all-too-still sun casts upon the floor. You wait for an eternity, frozen even as a new universe bursts into being all around you, birthed from the heat.Â
âIt was a daemon,â the Sun God finally continues, âa poor imitation of a great evil.â He stops, raking his eyes down your figure in search of something.Â
You donât know if he finds whatever it is he was looking for.Â
âTell me, what do you know of your first King?â
There is something about the mortal woman that intrigues him.
Her stunt in the temple had been amusing, but more interesting still is the fact that she is likely the messenger that that diviner - what had been his name? - had told him of a civilization ago.
A bloodline of halted flight, a man with eyes like delphiniums so soaked through with blood theyâre almost black - or a deep, deep blue - says. Wings thin as a needle, blade-bright.
The Sun God had been fond of the diviner, fonder still of his best friend, lover, whatever they had called themselves - mortals are endlessly captivating; he will never understand how they can bear to dance around each other the way they are apt to do. As if their lives are not already short enough.
A herald, the man - Akaashi Keiji, yes, that had been his name - warns. Of a disaster long past, of a catastrophe a civilization in the making.
The God hadnât paid much attention, then. He had asked after the disaster, the one closest, the one that had yet to pass.
(Akaashi hadnât been able to see it. Perhaps he hadnât wanted to.
Tobio is livid when youâre finally returned to the palace.Â
You nod at Iwaizumi in thanks when he appears in the doorway of your room, the door thrown open carelessly in Tobioâs wake; there is no other who could have persuaded him to return from the battlefield without you.Â
âWhat did he do?â Your brother seethes for the fifth time since heâd barged into your quarters. His hands tighten on your arms, and you fight to keep the wince off your face as you bring your hands up to hold him by his shoulders.
âHinata-sama,â you start, knowing youâll have to be careful with what you say, âcalled me away to discuss the matter of our bargain, considering that the abomination he killed wasnât a God, as we had believed.â
Tobio scowls, hair a dark veil brushing his eyes. âHe took you away,â he snarls, âfor a day and a half.â
Itâs clear heâs not listening to you, and you sigh.
âTobio,â you say, and this time thereâs enough steel in your voice to shake your brother out of another rage-induced stupor, âyou trust me to handle myself, donât you?â The question you speak more gently, a coaxing truth rather than a barb you might have thrown at Takayuki.Â
âYou know I do,â he snaps, though itâs a little more tame, âitâs Hinata I donât trust.â
âHinata-sama,â you correct absentmindedly, âand heâs not-â
Heâs not that bad, youâd been about to say. A day ago, you might have.Â
Now, you do not make the mistake of forgetting that despite all seeming appearances, Hinata is, irrefutably and unforgivably, a God. It would do you well to remember the difference.
âHeâs a God,â you amend, âand he is as much bound by our bargain as I am. His words promise us no harm.â
This much you are certain. All the old texts speak of the Gods as prideful and vain; such a being would not go back on their words. To lie and to defer from a vow is innately human, after all, and for all that the Gods may be amused by humanityâs whims, it is certainly beneath them to act the same.
Tobio nods, short and skeptical. You know that this is the best youâre likely to get from him.Â
Hinata does not, in fact, spirit you away like you had been expecting.
(You hadnât expected to still be alive, if youâre being honest. When youâd walked into that temple, youâd expected to leave with the equivalent of a death sentence.)
He does, however, move into the palace.Â
Or, you think, feeling your eyebrow twitch as you look at the God, sprawled on your bed like a painting, perhaps itâs more fitting to say that heâs taken to popping into your quarters at the oddest of hours.Â
âHinata-sama,â you try not to sigh too audibly, âis there something you need?â
(Eyes flashing like gold coins at the bottom of a fountain, shimmering like a mirage in the presence of a heat so potent itâs visible. A Sun God with historyâs reeking flesh between his bared teeth.)
âThe buns are delicious,â Hinata says, feet still swinging carelessly, âbut Miyagiâs were better.â He sounds unbearably disappointed, face screwed into a frown. You have to remind yourself that heâs eons older than what he appears.Â
âI would put in a request for buns from Arce,â you say diplomatically, âbut Iâm afraid that the citizens are still busy with the reconstruction of their cities and homes. It was the front of the war for quite a while, after all.â
The God hums non-committedly.Â
Heâs lying with his stomach on the satin sheets, some scroll from the Royal Archives laid out on your bed for his amused scrutiny. The light through the window ripples across the toned muscle of his back in a dappled river.Â
âOh,â he says, and thereâs something knowing in his tone, and past experience has you moving closer, âyou got this part wrong.â Hinata points at a line, and you lean in to get a closer look.Â
Itâs a text about the civilization that had existed before Sol.Â
âThe Diviner of the Eastern Coast,â Hinata explains, âwasnât a nomad, like so many of you seem to believe. He led the battle in several territorial skirmishes.â
Something passes over the Godâs face, too swift for you to examine. If he were human, you would have said it looked like nostalgia.Â
âAkaashiâs skill with the bow was unparalleled,â he continues, and with the way he puffs his chest out a little, it sounds almost like a boast, âhis leadership, too. Fukurodani in its early days would have fallen apart, without him.â The Sun God laughs, and this time thereâs no mistaking the twinge of sadness in it.Â
It takes you by surprise.Â
You wonder if he knew the man. He certainly speaks the name too fondly.Â
Hinata watches, sheltered in the shadow, as the rapier in her hand is once again knocked aside easily by her knight. Her brother is nowhere in sight.Â
Heâs not particularly interested in the politics of it, but he knows that the second-born is likely still in the vultureâs roost. Solâs advisors to the throne have been keeping him behind closed doors, and Hinata doesnât need to be the God of War to feel the mew Kingâs growing impatience and restlessness.Â
Though, he muses, as the former Crown Princess of Sol accepts her knightâs hand, itâs not like Osamu would bother with these petty mortals, with his twin around and wreaking havoc.Â
His attention is drawn back to the fight - now resumed - before him when thereâs a sudden clang. It reverberates throughout the empty training grounds, like the old bell in the dead center of a civilization long gone.Â
Her rapier is poised, her feet planted and arms strong. It takes him a whole of a second to realize that sheâd managed to glance the blow of her knightâs broadsword off the back of her rapier.Â
(In his not-memory, he has never held a broadsword. Not-him had been too small, too weak, if only he were bigger, taller.)
âTell me, what do you know of your first King?â
The Sun God smiles. He is certain that the mortal is unaware of what had truly come to pass, all those centuries ago.Â
He has not been awake for long, but he has seen enough to know that the mortals have not changed in the years he had spent asleep.Â
(Recuperating. Even Gods can be weakened.Â
From what? What had he - what had they been-)
The Princess of Sol frowns, a reflex, and he marvels at the way her brow smooths over a second after once sheâd realized.Â
(You can hide nothing from a God.Â
It will always, always come to light.)
âThe texts said that the first King of Sol killed the Sun God,â she says carefully, and he can barely restrain his laughter, âbut,â she continues, sweeping his eyes up-and-down his form, âit appears that that was false.â
(Of course itâs false. You can hide nothing from a God - not a mistake, a misstep, a vow.Â
But mortals still try.)Â
The Sun God looks down at this mortal, this wretched messenger, this queen usurped by her own brother. His smile widens.Â
(Poor child, to have her birthright stolen-
It could be worse. At least she is not Chosen.Â
Fate is never kind to those that it has taken a liking to.)
âIt was false,â he agrees, and her eyes tighten at the corners, âas you can see, the Sun God still exists.â He gestures at himself. âBut in every myth there is a grain of truth, in every legend there was first a man.â
âThe Sun God did not die; he was not killed.â In his not-memory the not-him is crying with bloodied feet, his hands white-knuckled around a bouquet of flowers. âBut to say he lived would only be accurate if Gods could die.â
He knows what she was told - Gods cannot die because they never were.Â
Her brows furrow, and he can tell that there is something she yearns to ask.
The Sun God answers her unspoken question. âGods donât die, they fade. When the world no longer needs us, we are forgotten, fading into obscurity and losing more of ourselves.âÂ
His smile takes on an edge. He has not forgotten his ruined temples, the cracked marble pillars with their pitiable inscriptions. âEventually all we will be are vestiges of what we once were, and after several millenia we will be nothing. We will return to the air and the earth and the closed minds of the mortals who have forgotten us.â
âThen-â the forgotten, former to-be-Queen of Sol starts.
âGods cannot die,â he repeats, âbut mortals can.â
delphiniums - a flower: according to Greek mythology, the delphinium originated from the blood of the Greek god Aias (or Ajax), a Trojan war hero who was killed during combat
âł cast (more to be added ;)
shirabu kenjirou: Crown Prince of Arbor
akaashi keiji: Diviner of the Eastern Coast, famed for his accuracy; one of the key members of the Fukurodani company in Solâs mightiest combat battalionÂ
a/n: idk if anyone picked this out from the previous chapter but the bold, italics, bold-and-italics, and all other typography details are important :3
A/N: okay, so I decided to make one for ALL the setters HSKSGSJSGSJ @iwaixiumi read it after I finished and said that the dialogue suited atsumu more than akaashi, so I went with that. Iâll write Akaashiâs soonđ hope you like it anon!
Summary: She doesnât know when or where it began. All the times he would come home late, and all the fights. In a way, she knew he was slowly falling out of love, and she knew she couldnât do anything about it.
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Maybe it was the constant fighting that lead them here. A dark and quiet apartment, the running water in the bathroom is the only thing you could hear, and the tv, the only source of light. She understood that their 6-year relationship was coming to an end. Keys rattled from the other side of the front door, signaling Atsumuâs arrival. Here we go again she thought to herself as she watched him enter their shared apartment âHey, âTsumu. I cooked your favorite.â She gave him a smile. A smile that was obviously forced. He nodded and headed straight for the food on the table. She went to the bathroom and turned the running water off. She went back to the living room after checking the waterâs temperature.
âDo you know what day it is today, âTsumu?â He looked at you without a single emotion evident in his eyes. âNo. Itâs probably not important.â His words hurt like knives constantly stabbing her heart. A chuckle escaped her lips before telling him about the occasion. ââTsumu, itâs our anniversary! How could you forget?â She tried really hard not to raise her voice, but alas, it couldnât be helped. Anger was taking over the fragile girlâs emotions. âSorry, I forgot. We havenât celebrated our anniversary for the past years so how do you expect me to remember?â The darkness was hiding the glare from his sharp eyes, but she knew that tone. âAre we really gonna fight again?â She whispered ever so quietly, but he could hear her. âYouâre the one who keeps picking fights. Iâm out here working my ass off and I come home to your yelling!â
âAs if I donât also work? You just come home later than I do because youâre always out drinking with your coworkers! Hell, you might even be on a date with another woman for all I know!â She heard a plate shatter and him stomping towards her. âSo what if I do have a woman? Every woman is better than you. I donât even love you anymore.â She knew it was coming. She knew he was going to drop the bomb soon. The girl who had known the man for a decade now thought he was going to be apologetic because thatâs who Miya Atsumu is. She was starting to think that he wasnât the one in front of her. But, she knew she doesnât have any other choice but to leave. Her glare had been replaced by a soft gaze. The girl stood up from the couch and headed for their shared bedroom. âI prepared a bath for you. You should go before it turns cold.â
His eyes confused as she said so. He followed her to the bedroom and saw her grabbing a bag, hurriedly stuffing my clothes into the bag. âWhere are you going? Itâs already late.â She stopped for a moment before telling him what she was planning to do. âI bought an apartment 2 months ago. Iâm going there.â Now he was so obviously surprised. He froze in his spot and felt his heart throbbing. âYou know, regardless of how badly you were treating me these past few months, before all that shit, you were good to me. Thank you, Miya.â He winced at the way she called him by his surname. He was speechless, he doesnât know why he said that there was another woman, when clearly, there wasnât. He doesnât know why he said he wasnât in love with you anymore. âMiya, the waterâs turning cold. You should go. Iâll be gone before youâre done.â She said, not taking her eyes off the bag as she stuffed the large bag with most of her clothes. He slowly walked away from the room, not knowing why he wasnât stopping you from leaving.
The girl who was trying to stop her tears from escaping her eyes took out her phone and called a friend. âSuna, can you pick me up? It happened.â the call immediately ended and the man on the other side of the phone had rushed to where she was. It was but a 10-minute drive, but 5 only if rushing. So she figured she should wait outside since there were no problems with the weather. As she was waiting outside, she felt raindrops on her skin- no, she felt tears streaming down her face. Her legs gave up on her and she sat on the ground, sobbing. She just lost the man who gave her all her firsts.Â
Suddenly, a blanket was draped on her shoulders. The brunette carried her along with her bag to the messily parked car, ruffled her hair, and drove away.
Inside the bathroom, Miya Atsumu was staring at the wall in front of the tub, wondering about what he would do once she really leaves him. He wasnât aware that the [h/c] haired girl had already left with Suna. He left the bath after washing up and was greeted by an empty apartment. The silence was hurting his ears and he wondered, did she have to experience this all the time? He took out his phone and dialed her number, unfortunately, it went straight to voicemail. âHey, [y/n] here! Sorry I couldnât answer your call. Leave a message after the beep!â
If he was being honest, he doesnât know what to say. But he does know what he needs to say. âIâm sorry I fell out of love. There isnât another woman. Iâm really sorry for what I said. I hope you have a good life.â
warnings: manga spoilers, profanity (saying ass like twice ???)
wc: 678
âMy friends have been asking about us. About what we are.â The words come out casually, phone in your hand and whatever was happening on your twitter timeline is more interesting.Â
âWhatâd you say.â The words also don't incite a physical reaction from the man currently whose head was currently resting on your lap.
âNothing,â you hum out, using the hand not holding your phone to play in his hair.Â
âHey Rin?.â The sound of his name, causes the man to shift so that he was now looking up at you instead of his own phone. âWhat the hell are you doing to me. Before you, I was never the secretive type. You remember all my high school relationships.â
The grin that graced his face indicated his remembrance of the time. âIsnât this better though. No oneâs in our business like those annoying twins. No forced obligation to post cheesy pictures.â The feel of his hand slipping under your shirt and resting on your bare back resulted in a soft nod. âBut, if you must know, Atsumu asked about us the other day too. He saw the snap on my private story. Said he recognized the outfit from your story earlier.âÂ
You know what post heâs referring to. Youâd gone to see a EJP Mills game to see him play, and had stopped by later that night. You were seated sideways on his lap, as the two of you were supposed to be watching some new Netflix show waiting for your takeout to arrive. Instead, the two of you found yourselves occupied with one another. One arm swung haphazardly over the back of the couch, the other cupping his face bringing his lips to yours.Â
The picture had been taken after the doorbell interrupted your make out session. Suna had asked you to get the food, citing that he was too tired. Youâd gotten up, fumbling through his wallet that was on his coffee table when a hand landed on your ass, gripping the flesh through your jeans.Heâd posted that on his private story, your butt and his hand being the only thing in frame. No hint at who the mysterious person was. He followed the picture up with a video zooming in on your ass as you made your way to the door, muting the video so that your voice couldnât be heard. It worked for the most part too. A few people he considered friends swiped up with question marks, only to be met with radio silence.Â
âWhatâd you tell him?â Atsumu, was the only person who put two and two together, or at least the only person who cared. Youâd been friendâs with Suna since high school, and youâd both met and exchanged social media with the team, including Atsumu.âI didnât even respond.â You laugh at his response as he sits up from your lap.Â
âYou couldâve told him that it wasnât me. That weâre just friends.â
âArenât we though. No labels remember.â He whispers lips, now ghosting up and down your neck.
âI suppose you're right. Itâs more fun to keep them guessing.â Your hands find themselves back into his hair, a quiet gasp escaping your much, as his lips begin to lightly suck on the skin of your collarbone. âCâmon, Rin, no marks.â You sigh coming back to your senses, tugging his hair until his lidded eyes are back on yours. You thank him by placing a peck on his lips. âYou know, I like you right.â Your statement is met with hands pulling you so that you're straddling the man.
âI like you too. And I like how we are now. Weâre in a good place right?â Your nod Suna pulls you closer so that you are now cuddling.
âIâve played all my cards Rin. Iâm all in when you are.â The hum and promise of soon causes a content sigh to fall from your mouth. You suppose you two could live in your own bubble for a little while longer. Not having to share him? It wasnât so bad.
listen this is inspired by tell em by sabrina carpenter and idk why but i wanted to write suna. hes hot and id want his hand on my ass. and listen, idk if iâll do it again because i donât have a grasp on his character AT ALL. i just needed a mental break from my fics. (but also the lil smirk in his timeskip? bitch hes the type to do some shit like post his hand on your ass on a private snap story purposely being like âno face no caseâ)
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Hewo, if you dont mind could you do a scinerio with tsukishima, who has a studios s/o and they hang out in the library a l lot and study dates are frequent, and so sometimes they end up kissing behind the books/bookshelves.
Tsukishima x Fem!Reader
Genre: Fluff/ Imagine
WC: 560
Warnings: a teensy bit spicy at the end so PG-13?
a/n: thank you for requesting bb!!âșïžđ
Soft.
That, precisely, was the conclusion Tsukishima Kei had recently come to.
She looked soft.Â
Across the worn, mahogany table from him you sat, surrounded by scattered pages of looseleaf, unintelligible scribbles covering the ivory surfaces. Your fingers pattered against the keys of your laptop, gaze flitting back and forth between the cluttered table and the screen.Â
Kei chuckled to himself, a small smile grazing his lips as he took in your hunched figure, head so lost in thought that you could not feel weight of his amber irises trained lazily upon your face.Â
She looks so warm.Â
The honey glaze of the afternoon sun cast across your features, illuminating the dusty rose upon your cheeks as you worked, eyebrows furrowed in thought. Your nose dipped closer to the page, lips twisting into a slight pout as your eyes scanned the italicized text.Â
I want to hug her.Â
The last thought took him by surprise, bringing an unfamiliar heat to his face as the thumping beneath his woolen sweater grew louder, more persistent.Â
His eyes dropped to your collarbone where a petite pendant hung, a golden âKâ dangling against the fabric that covered your bust, a muted shade of beige cashmere.Â
Tsukishima cursed himself, looking elsewhere with a muffled cough, burning with embarrassment at his own selfish desires.Â
âYou know, just because Iâm not paying attention to you right now is not an invitation to let those eyes wander wherever they please,â you said matter-o-factly, your gaze never slipping from the screen before you.Â
This warranted another strangled cough from the blond in front of you, which brought a mischievous little smirk to your lips.Â
Laughing softly, you sighed, closing your laptop and beginning to clean up the mess before you.Â
âSince youâve been good enough to wait so patiently, I guess Iâll have to reward you.â The corners of your mouth quirked up in a smile as a look of shock, then excitement crossed his face, quickly hidden by one of feigned disinterest.Â
âAnd why would I want that?â he rebutted, a frown painted on his lips.Â
âOh shut up, you know you do.âÂ
Grabbing hold of his wrist, you pulled him towards the many rows of bookshelves, zig-zagging your way through the maze of novels and encyclopedias until you reached a lonesome nook, concealed by shelves on each side.Â
Tsukishima felt the throbbing within his chest rousing uncontrollably as you stopped in your tracks, turning to face him.Â
He truly believed his heart mightâve stopped then and there if you hadnât restarted it with the plush feel of your lips against his.Â
At first, his mouth was hesitant on yours, moving slowly, taking your bottom lip between his, memorizing each millimetre of the blushed skin. His ears pricked up at the sound of your lips meeting, ingrained into his mind like a melody. As you grew more eager, your arms encircling his neck and fingers winding through his hair, he became emboldened, slipping his tongue into your mouth, clutching you tightly against his chest.Â
He hummed quietly into your touch, the feeling in his chest melting into a puddle as you giggled quietly against his lips.Â
âMaybe we should continue this at home Kei,â you breathed, panting slightly as you met his gaze.Â
âOh no no. No backsies now, Princess. Youâre all mine. And I donât plan on leaving anytime soon.âÂ