An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Summary: “We’ll have to wait until morning.”
Print sighed too. She desperately needed a hot shower to ease her tension. Being trapped with Rey was nowhere near the rest she had planned — even though they’d been living together temporarily. At least in her own house, she had more options for escape. She didn’t have to confront the engine of her internal chaos directly. Rey turned her back, heading to the bed they’d been sitting on earlier.
“What do you think? Sleeping. I’m exhausted.”
There was only one bed trope but actually there too many beds and they still shared the same one.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Summary: The news reached her like all the others — unassuming, seemingly ordinary — as it would have been if it were about anyone else. A celebratory photo on Instagram, several people gathered for a luxurious dinner. A simple caption with a few words: “She said yes” followed by a ring emoji. Damn algorithm. Wanmai didn’t even know who those people were, only vaguely recognized their names from gossip tabloids now and then. Usually something about the son of an influential politician getting into trouble. She didn’t know any of them. Except one.
The woman at the center of the table, wearing a ring with a ridiculous shining stone on her finger, smiling beside the man who had just proposed to her. Saifon.
Wanmai finds out Saifon is getting married after years without contact. She needs to do something.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Summary: Saifon wasn’t the kind of person who hid her feelings.
She wasn’t reserved, nor silent about what was in her heart. And her life hadn’t exactly been easy because of it. Especially back in high school, for liking other girls. So, over time, she learned that some things needed to be said at the right moment — or kept forever.
That was exactly what she thought when she met Wanmai. During the time they were only coworkers, she believed it was just a silly crush — Wanmai was a beautiful woman, exceptionally charming, and easy to talk to. Although she was a little higher up in the hierarchy, she had always been kind and attentive, which made it easy to believe it was nothing more than simple admiration. However, once they became roommates, Saifon wasn’t so sure anymore.
They were roomates before Saifon confessed her feelings. It was easy for a while until it wasn't.
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