satoru can't stay away from his soulmate! 𓍢ִ໋❀˚⋆
“You really can’t do anything about it?” You asked hopefully, sitting at the edge of the examination table in the school’s clinic.
Shoko exhaled before glancing at your white haired counterpart, arms folded across his chest as he leaned against the wall.
She turned back to you and shook her head.
“Cases of bonds this strong are so rare, there’s hardly any research on it,” she explained, tired from hours of digging through books and websites.
Ever since the two of you broke up, you and Satoru have been having some unique problems.
Specifically, you haven’t been able to stay away from each other.
Whether it was because you had a stronger soulmate bond than most couples or because you were both jujutsu sorcerers, you had no idea.
You were just getting annoyed of running into him every couple of minutes.
You couldn’t really blame him, even if it was mostly him who ended up finding you. Being naturally drawn to each other was just what came with a soulmate bond this strong.
Besides, you more often than not found yourself subconsciously going to see him before your brain could catch up to your feet.
It didn’t help that he could fucking teleport.
If only he didn’t infuriate you so much.
“I’m sorry. You guys are just gonna have to put up with it.”
The paper on the examination table crinkled under your grip where you were holding on to the edge.
“There’s nothing temporary we can do?” Satoru cut in, and you felt a little bit bad.
Your breakup wasn’t clean or pretty, but it was clear to you that Satoru still cared about you and hated when you were irritated at him.
You appreciated that he tried to respect your boundaries, even when he teleported himself to you against his will.
And if you had to guess, he would agree without hesitation if you said you wanted to get back together. He never seemed to be upset when he’d appear out of thin air, and every so often you wondered if he sometimes did it on purpose.
“The only thing I could think of is to create a binding vow to stop Gojo from teleporting to you,” she mused, pulling out a cigarette to light. God knows she needed one. “But that could create a whole bunch of issues.”
“Especially because he can’t control it,” you thought out loud in consideration.
“Exactly. He could get punished for something he can’t control,” Shoko agreed. “And even if you changed the vow to only intentional teleportation, it could be disastrous in cases of emergency where you might need his help or assistance.”
“Great,” you muttered, your grip on the table relaxing.
Satoru frowned, looking like he wanted to say something, but kept his mouth shut.
“Sorry, guys. I’ll let you know if I find anything that could help.”
“Well, thanks anyways,” you finally stood up and turned to leave.
Satoru, who was already standing by the door, took the hint and left before you did.
“Hey,” Shoko caught your attention before you left, only calling out when she was sure Gojo was gone. “Are you okay? I know the breakup was rough.”
“Yeah,” you turned to her. “It’s just getting irritating, you know?”
She nodded, bringing the cigarette to her lips to take a drag.
“Okay. I just want to let you know that if worse comes to worse, we can do the binding vow. It’s rare, but soulmates can get… obsessive. If he’s hurting you–”
“Nothing like that,” you shook your head and interrupted her. “It’s kind of comical, if anything.”
“Okay,” she seemed relieved, smoke escaping as she exhaled. “That’s good. Just wanted to make sure.”
“I appreciate it,” you smiled gratefully. “Speaking of soulmates, how’s it going with Utahime?”
“Good,” she said dryly. “We’ve got a date on Friday.”
“I hope it goes well!” you clasped your hands together in excitement. “You’ve gotta keep me updated.”
“Sure,” her tone remained dry, but you didn’t miss the tinge of pink dusting her cheeks.
Nothing really changed after that.
The two of you continued to run into each other 24/7. Literally.
You woke up in the middle of the night to find him in your bed on two separate occasions, ones in which you definitely did not invite him.
“Not right now,” he had mumbled, clinging onto you like a teddy bear when you tried to wake him up.
“Satoru,” you hissed, trying to squirm out of his hold. “Wake up. You’re in my bed.”
“Uh huh,” he agreed with his eyes still closed and you almost shoved him off the bed.
You’d realized there was no way you could get him out of your bed and decided to just let it happen. As much as you hated to admit it, you slept really well that night.
When you woke up, he was already up and in your kitchen, making breakfast for the two of you.
An apology for teleporting in the middle of the night, he had said with a wink.
You ate the pancakes with a scowl.
And soon, you had started to learn to utilize his teleportation problem.
Shopping sprees became a whole lot cheaper when you realized that there was about a 90% chance that he’d appear at some point during your trip.
“Sorry, I just…” you had muttered, digging through your purse to try to find your wallet. Shit, did you really forget it at home?
“If you don’t have your physical card, we also accept electronic pay–”
The poor cashier was cut off with a whoosh when your soulmate suddenly appeared right next to you in the boutique.
“Oh,” you set your purse down and turned to him. “Perfect. Could you help me pay for this? I’ll pay you back.”
“Don’t worry about it,” he shrugged, handing his card over the counter to a stunned teenage girl.
He volunteered to carry your bags, too.
Was it wrong to exploit your pining soulmate? Maybe a little bit.
But he technically offered to pay, so who were you to turn him down?
You think that the soulmate bond was also learning how to send him at the right times. He started appearing whenever you needed help, and you wanted to simultaneously curse and kiss him every time it happened.
There was one specific time it happened, right when you were on the verge of tears trying to get the zipper on the back of a dress you had worn out to a formal event.
“Fuck,” you almost cried, arms twisted behind your back as you tried to figure out how to get out of the stupid dress.
Miraculously, Satoru had materialized in the middle of your bedroom, staring at you blankly as he watched yourself twist yourself into a pretzel.
“Um… do you need help?” He had asked, taking a cautious step closer to you.
You sighed, ego shrinking as you decided that yes, you did in fact need help.
He unzipped you with an infuriating ease, leaving you only frustrated with yourself and annoyed at the bond for no reason other than your wounded pride.
“Thanks,” you said, sliding the dress down your shoulders.
He stood there, staring at you blankly like you hadn’t tried dating. Like the two of you hadn’t had each other in a whole assortment of positions, that, yes, you had to admit you sometimes missed.
You snapped him out of his thoughts, eyebrows raised as you pulled out pajamas from your dresser.
You could practically see his eyes widen under his blindfold.
“Sorry!” He apologized, trying to be respectful even though you could see the outline of the tent in his pants. “I didn’t–sorry, I, uh. Yeah. Bye.”
You blinked, and suddenly, he was no longer in your room.
You shook your head to yourself, going to brush your teeth.
And so the two of you kept living in a never ending cycle of unintentional meetings, some awkward, others more natural.
Nothing really changed until the two of you decided to try seeing other people in hopes that it would weaken the bond.
It was Satoru’s idea, to your surprise.
“You think it’ll actually work?” You asked, legs folded on your living room couch as he sat in the armchair across from you.
“I think it’s worth a shot,” he shrugged. “I read something about soulmate bonds growing weaker when soulmates become occupied with other people.”
“Most people can’t teleport,” you pointed out with a teasing grin.
“That’s true,” he admitted, a little flustered as he shifted on the seat. “Our situation is so absurd, though. I think we should at least try.”
“Okay,” you agreed, still taken back by his initiative. “Let’s arrange dates this Saturday. Both of us with different people in restaurants across the city at the same time.”
He nodded in agreement. “Sounds good.”
Of course, it didn’t go as planned.
You met up with a kind of stoic, dark haired man who told you about his exciting life as a consultant.
He was charming, you’d give him that. Handsome and easy going, he carried the conversation well and made sure to ask you about yourself.
Unfortunately for you, you couldn’t stop thinking about what might be happening with your soulmate right at that moment.
It wasn’t until your date had gotten you in the front seat of his car, the two of you making out over the center console that your mind was finally off Satoru.
Of course, the soulmate bond decided that was the perfect moment to have him teleport to you.
He landed right in the backseat, eyes wide under the sunglasses when your date screamed.
“What the fuck?!” He pulled back, reasonably alarmed, and gaped at your soulmate.
“Satoru!” You yelled. “What the hell?”
“You know him?” Your date turned to you with wide eyes and furrowed eyebrows.
“He’s my soulmate,” you admitted, glaring at said soulmate.
“I didn’t mean to!” He said defensively, trying to back away in the tiny backseat.
“Nah, fuck this,” your date shook his head. “I ain’t goin’ out with a bitch with a crazy ass soulmate.”
“Don’t call her a bitch.”
Your date unlocked the doors. “Out.”
You both quickly fled from the car and stood on the sidewalk as you watched him drive out of the parking lot.
“...sorry.” Satoru awkwardly apologized.
You shrugged. “It is what it is.”
The two of you started to walk down the sidewalk, not any destination in mind.
“So, how was your date before I crashed it?”
“It was alright,” you said. “He was nice. A little boring, but otherwise pretty chill. What about you?”
“Also alright. She was nice, but too eager. A little overwhelming.”
“Hey, I can teleport you back, so you don’t have to call a cab,” he offered. “An apology for ruining your date.”
“That would be nice. Thanks.”
After Satoru had dropped you off, you got ready for bed like you normally did.
You walked around your apartment with ease. Taking off makeup, getting some water, brushing your teeth, it was just a mindless routine at this point.
As strange as it was, you weren’t upset that Satoru crashed your date. You were relieved, if anything.
And you hated to admit it, but you were glad that the soulmate bond made Satoru ditch his date for you.
You knew you should be irritated. You were just getting so used to being around him all the time that it was just becoming normal.
It wasn’t until you stepped into something solid that you realized you had been lost in thought.
“Oh!” You looked up at Satoru. “Satoru, I–”
“I’m sorry,” he interrupted you, sunglasses off and wearing a shirt and sweatpants. He grabbed you by your waist. “I can’t stay away from you.”
You don’t know what could have happened in two hours, but you hadn’t seen him looking this disheveled in a long time. Eyes wide and hair a mess, he looked like he just rolled out of bed.
“Satoru!” You repeated, startled by his sudden confession. “What are you talking about?”
“I need you so fucking bad,” he swallowed. “Please, let me make it up to you.”
Fuck it. You were so tired of this stupid dance.
You reached up to grab his face and pulled him down, lifting yourself up to meet him halfway.
Your mouths crashed together messily, teeth knocking into each other and breaths growing quicker.
You instantly felt lighter.
He easily leaned into the kiss, towering over you as he walked you backwards until your legs hit the edge of the bed.
You let him push you down, falling backwards into the plush mattress as he fell on top of you.
You savored the weight of him, all muscle pressing into you and holding you down.
You didn’t break the kiss until he started to trail it downwards. He lifted himself up above you, propping himself up with his arms while he started to leave kisses down your neck to your collarbone.
You let him leave marks along your neck. Your hands found his biceps, squeezing as your eyes shut at the feeling of him sucking and biting.
“Please,” he looked up at you in between kisses. “Can I make it up to you?”
With the way he was looking at you, you wanted to make it up to him.
His weight suddenly lifted off of you. You frowned before you realized what he was doing, now kneeling at the foot of your bed.
“What are you–”
“Shhh,” he said, hands going up your thighs to the top of your shorts. “I told you I want to make it up to you.”
Your mouth went dry when he slid his fingers under the waistband and pulled down your shorts all the way. He discarded them somewhere on the floor behind him and reached up to feel you through your panties.
Your head fell back at the first touch.
Fuck, you forgot how much better it was when it was your soulmate.
“You’re so fucking wet,” he muttered, watching the way your panties just kept getting damper and damper.
You bit your lip, suddenly a little embarrassed.
A faint smile appeared when he saw your expression.
“I’ll take care of you, yeah?”
He pulled down the panties all the way, leaving your lower half completely bare.
He leaned forward, lifting your thighs over his shoulders and leaning in.
You couldn’t help but let out a quiet gasp when the first puff of warm breath hit your cunt.
The hands that were buried in the sheets immediately flew to his white locks and you held on for dear life.
“Satoru, I– fuck,” you breathed out when you finally felt his tongue on you.
You threw your head back against the pillow, thighs tightening around his head as he pushed his tongue in deeper.
Maybe it was partly because he was your soulmate, but damn, you forgot how good he was at this.
“Please, Satoru, need–fuck!–need more,” you whined, unable to think about anything besides how much you missed this.
You couldn’t see his entire face, but you were almost positive he was smiling against your cunt.
His hands gripped onto your hips, nose bumping your clit as he worked his mouth faster, just the way he remembered you liked it.
You gripped harder onto his hair in response, unable to stop the moans from spilling from your mouth.
“Missed you, Satoru,” you couldn’t stop yourself from admitting.
It clearly spurred him on, because you were soon crying out his name as you came on his tongue.
He helped you ride it out as it shook you in waves, he himself moaning against you as he tasted your release.
He gently lifted your legs off his shoulders when he was sure you were done.
He laid next to you, pulling you into his strong arms and shaking his head when you offered to return the favor.
"Next time," he said as you curled into his side. "This is supposed to be my apology."
"...You know, I hated seeing you kiss that douchebag. "
"Yeah," he admitted. "Sorry. I guess you're stuck with me."