My name is Taylor, but you can call me Tae. Welcome to my page! This is just a general space for my interests, that will mostly comprise of:
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Mira has the quiet realization that shes in love on a Tuesday. There’s nothing very special about the Tuesday it happens on, it’s an average one. But it became something entirely new when she realized it.
The problem is, you see, that shes in love with two people. To make matters worse, these are people shes going to see every day for the next several years. Mira thinks she is truly and completely screwed if they don’t feel the same.
Zoey realizes shes in love loudly on a Wednesday, in the middle of a recording session. Fortunately for her, the only person in the studio with her is Bobby. Unfortunately for her, she realizes shes in love with two people.
Zoey explains to Bobby the realization she just had, and apologizes for the sudden f-bomb she dropped. Bobby says it’s fine, and asks if she plans to try to date them soon. Zoey thinks she might die if they don’t like her back.
Rumi doesn’t realize shes in love until after everything. She spent her whole life pushing away her negative emotions, and any foreign emotions, to the point she couldn’t even recognize what attraction feels like.
It’s two months after the Idol awards, after the Honmoon was shattered and repaired, and it’s in the middle of her second meeting with Celine. Celine had been in the middle of explaining to Rumi that she thought that Rumi could use some space from her because she is clearly uncomfortable, right before Rumi suddenly straightened and looked at her in shock.
“I think I’m in love with Mira and Zoey.”
Celine freezes.
For a single instant, Celine is thrown 25 years into the past, when Mi-yeong came to her in tears about how she was in love with Celine and Rumi’s father.
Celine snaps back to the present, seeing the still shocked expression of her charge at the revelation.
“Wait, why are you so surprised? You’re the one that just told me you love them.”
Celine is confused, until Rumi explains. Shes spent the last five years of her life hiding from Mira and Zoey, keeping up walls and staying emotionally distant. Rumi groans when she realizes shes quoting that quak doctor.
Rumi says that she doesn’t know whether Zoey or Mira like her like that. She knows they like each other, (Zoey confessed during one of her hyper energetic rants after she had three monsters in 30 minutes. It was a little terrifying. Mira had confessed after drinking too much, saying she wanted to kiss Zoey silly.) but doesn’t know what that means for the three of them.
Celine puts a hand on Rumi’s shoulder, trying to help give her daughter some comfort. She says that she should just ask them, that open communication is the first step to any healthy relationship. (The irony of that truth isnt lost on either of them, even if they don’t address it.)
She says that when she gets back to the penthouse, that she should just sit down with them, and ask. That way they can tell her, and it won’t become some weird, really drawn out argument that splits them apart in some weird way where they only come back together after some weird accident happens.
(Rumi gives Celine a look. Celine averts her gaze, not elaborating).
Rumi ends up agreeing to the frankly terrifying plan, thanking Celine. They finish up shortly after, giving a fair well to each other. Celine watch’s Rumi leave, letting a small smile grow on her face at what’s about to happen. Shes not blind, she knows exactly how Zoey and Mira look at Rumi when she’s not looking at them.
And so, Rumi goes home.
Mira and Zoey are waiting there, having received a message from Celine to listen to Rumi, and be honest. (They are deeply terrified of whatever else she will say to them.) Rumi sits, fidgeting.
Zoey goes to say something, reconsiders, and stays quiet.
Mira opens her mouth, a half formed question on her tounge, before closing it.
Rumi finally looks up, taking a breath to steel herself.
She says she loves them. Both of them. Romantically.
Mira and Zoey are stunned.
They stay silent a hint too long, and Rumi starts to stand, apologizing, but they each grab one of her hands, guiding her to a sitting position.
Zoey speaks first, admitting she feels the same for both Mira and Rumi. She says she’s been terrified to say anything because she doesn’t want to lose them, even after everything.
Mira says that shes felt this way for years, but never admitted her feelings because she couldn’t risk Rumi or Zoey deciding to leave Huntrix because she couldn’t avoid being emotional.
Rumi half laughs, half sobs as she pulls them both into a hug. She admits that them avoiding this talk honestly feels a little silly now. Mira and Zoey agree, not letting go of her or each other for a while longer.
They end up telling Celine and Bobby they’re together after a week. They both already knew, but still act surprised so the girls feel better about their secrecy. It’s… not the best, after the last two months of peace.
They announce it to the world after a few months, finding massive support from their own fans and others outside the community they’ve built. There are those who disapprove, but their voices are drowned out by the love of the ones who care about them.
They still struggle at times to communicate, difficulties admitting they need more, but it gets better with time. Eventually, they ask Celine and Bobby for permission to marry the others, separately of course.
Life moved on, and the final hunters rested in the love they have for one another.
Hm. I like happy endings, so something sappy feels appropriate. Hope yall enjoyed it! (Drink some water!)
of all things to come out of fandom, dw fans trying to claim the hatred of Jodie that is purely misogynistic (as it’s only there because she’s a woman, it has nothing to do with her as a person, it’s literally the definition of misogyny) in No way influenced opinions on the era is the most dangerously naïve and absurd.
Even when nmd’s (read: MISOGYNSTS. It’s a synonym here.) deliberately conducted review bombing campaigns to make her episodes tank on polls with the express aim of making it seem like everybody hated the episodes, and so new people who might think about watching it will think twice and not do it bc look how shit the ratings are! And therefore drive the general viewer ratings of her episodes down, making it seem like hiring women is not a viable business choice in the future.
Just because you don’t recognise the existence of a long game, doesn’t mean they didn’t.
Even when the next dude they hire is a damn White Man you think this is in no way routed in the misogynists deliberately hijacking fan spaces with the express and open intent of getting their precious white men back?
