Can I request THH boys with a reader who lives in a houseboat in the middle of the ocean. Like it's really cozy and well decorated and homely and they just live there in the middle of nowhere *occasionally* docking to pick up supplies. The longest they've ever been on land for is to attend Hope's Peak and other than that they are more than happy to just sail their little boat around the seas with maybe 1 or 2 pets as company and nothing else
āĖā”.ą³ąæā genuinely a unique concept, anon. i made it so they're living with reader as i couldn't think of much other than them going "wow! cool!" to simply being told about it
He initially hated the idea of "cramped quarters," but once he realized it meant total isolation from the "common" masses, he bought in. He treats the boat like a private floating fortress
Heās the reason the decor is high-end. He insisted on silk sheets and a mahogany desk bolted to the floor so he can keep up with his investments via satellite internet
Youāll often find him on the roof of the cabin, book in hand, looking remarkably regal for someone wearing a life jacket. He finds the silence of the ocean tolerable
He turned one corner of the houseboat into a dedicated creative zone. He finds the isolation perfect for his fanfic and doujinshi workāno distractions from the outside world
He is in charge of the pantry. When you dock for supplies, 60% of the haul is specialized snacks and soda that he claims are "essential fuel for the creative soul"
If you have a pet, Hifumi has definitely tried to sew a tiny sailor outfit for them
He is intense. He runs the boat like a tight ship. Every morning starts with a vigorous deck scrubbing at 06:00 sharp
He relaxes with authority. If you're cuddling in the cozy nook, heās holding you with a grip of steel, shouting about how "RELAXATION IS VITAL FOR A SUCCESSFUL MARITIME LIFESTYLE!"
When you do have to dock for supplies, he handles the logistics. Heāll have a color-coded spreadsheet for groceries and will argue with any vendor who tries to overcharge you
Taka likes commanding the vessel. He has a laminated manual for every single piece of equipment on board. Even if itās just a cozy little houseboat, he treats every departure from the dock with the gravity of a trans-Atlantic voyage
He has a literal whistle. You will wake up at 06:00 for "Morning Deck Calisthenics." He believes that living in the middle of nowhere is no excuse for a lapse in discipline!
He is obsessed with life jackets. If you so much as step onto the deck to look at a sunset, heās right behind you, meticulously tightening your straps and checking the expiration date on the flares
Leon loves the aesthetic of the boat more than the work. Heās always lounging on the deck with a guitar, trying to write "sea-inspired punk rock" that mostly just sounds like sea shanties
He took up fishing just because he thought it made him look cool. Heās actually surprisingly good at it, and he gets genuinely hyped whenever he catches something big enough for dinner
Heās the most excited when you dock. Not because he hates the boat, but because he needs to see new faces and maybe grab a specialized hair product he ran out of
Makoto is the heart of the boat. Heās the one making sure the "homely" vibe stays intact, constantly adjusting the curtains or fluffing the pillows in the nook
Even when the waves get a bit choppy, heās there with a smile and a warm mug of cocoa. He genuinely believes that as long as you two are afloat, nothing can go wrong
Heās definitely the one who smuggled a second pet on board because "they looked lonely at the docks." He spends his afternoons napping on the deck with a tabby cat stretched across his chest
Mondo takes care of the heavy stuff. Heās surprisingly meticulous about the boatās motor; he treats it like one of his bikes, keeping it polished and running perfectly
He loves the pets more than heād ever admit. If you have a dog on board, Mondo is the one sneaking them treats and talking to them in a high-pitched voice when he thinks you arenāt listening
Heās a bit embarrassed that he gets a little green when the water gets too rough. Heāll act tough, but heāll be clinging to the railing for dear life
Hiro is 100% convinced the boat is protected by a sea spirit. He spends his time reading the "vibes" of the currents and telling you when itās a "lucky day" to head north
He is constantly getting his hair caught in the rigging or the fishing lines. Itās a daily occurrence
At night, heās at his best. Away from city lights, the stars are incredible, and heāll lay on the deck for hours explaining (mostly fake) constellations to you and the pets
