Thank you everyone who read and liked these fluffy little snippets. Showing your appreciation means a lot to me :)! I will do something small for all the characters whose fics were late a few days and didn’t receive more words because of it. If I get inspired, I will also do something extra for those too that have the least words. You can expect these around New Year! :)
“You forgot your gloves again.”
Lana opened her mouth to disagree but the look her love gave, made her close her mouth. “I might have forgotten them,” she admitted but put the emphasis on ‘might’. Her love smiled, and pulled her into a one-armed hug. “I know that it has been busy for you,” they said. “Having to manage everything, not to mention look after me.”
“You don’t need to be looked after at all,” Lana pointed out but her love merely laughed, placing a kiss against her lips. The kiss filled her up with unbelievable warmth. She got so caught up in it that she didn’t notice her love taking her hands until they were inside their winter coat’s pockets.
“Ah, I’m not that cold,” she argued, even if the warmth returning to her fingers felt nice. “We don’t want you to get frostbitten, now do we?” her love asked teasingly, making Lana roll her eyes. However, she didn’t take her hands away from her love’s pockets, instead opting to scoot closer. They were pressed against each other, and her love wrapped their arms around her too, bringing them even closer together.
“I didn’t bring my own gloves either, and it’s really cold in here-,” Lana’s love said quietly, making her groan. “For Force’s sake, but your hands back in the pockets then-” “-but I would rather get frostbitten than to see you suffer,” her love concluded. Lana stared at them for a while before shaking her head sternly. She grabbed her love’s hands and put them swiftly back in the pockets with her own. It was somewhat tight, and her wrists were out in the open.
Minxie The Cat Brings Them Together (Lana Beniko x Mirvas)
407 words, F!Rattataki BH
Rating & Tags: General; fluff, casual
Notes: from the reblogged ‘more au ideas’ post ( “You’re adopting the cat that I’ve been trying to adopt for a week now AU” ); something casual and sweet-ish(?) in the end; and I have no idea how to make titles anymore, sry guys haha
Mirvas was whistling. She was in a good – no – in an excellent mood. Today was the day when she was finally going to go adopt the cat she had had her eyes on for a week or so. All her work was done, and she had taken a few days off to make sure that Minxie would settle in.
“Excuse me,” a blonde woman said, when Mirvas was going in through the shelter door. The woman was carrying an animal transit box. “No worries,” Mirvas said smiling, making way for the woman to come out first. She looked surprised but smiled back at her. “Thank you,” she said.
When the woman had passed, Mirvas went in.
“What do you mean she’s gone?” Mirvas asked, not believing what she had just heard. The old man looked at him wide-eyed. “I’m s-sorry but Minxie has already been taken.” “By whom?” “Ah, a blonde woman who was just here but-” the man’s words where interrupted when Mirvas dashed out of the room. She was cursing heavily, hoping that the woman had not left yet.
Fortunately, the blonde woman was still in the parking lot, soothing the cat through the box’s holes. “Hey, you there!” Mirvas shouted. The woman stood up and turned to look at her.
Mirvas explained everything and the woman, Lana, was very understanding. “I’m sorry, I didn’t realize that Minxie had already been reserved,” she said apologetically. “It’s not your fault,” Mirvas said quickly. Her annoyance had pretty much dissolved completely after explaining everything. Also, Lana’s gorgeous face was also a reason why her mood was getting better by the moment. “The old man had mixed his papers.”
“I see,” Lana said. “I have no objections giving her to you since you saw her first.” “That’s okay, you don’t have to,” Mirvas said. “Minxie obviously likes you and in all fairness, you bought her first.” “I… thank you,” Lana said, clearly surprised. She looked at the cat and back at Mirvas.
“But, there must be something I can do for you. Invite you to tea every once in a while, perhaps?” Lana asked. “That sounds like a plan. It gives me a chance to come see how Minxie’s doing and, also, to get to know you better?” Mirvas asked, testing the waters.
There was a barely noticeable blush on Lana’s face. “It’s settled then,” she said. “Would you like to come over now?” “I would love to.“
Notes: Mirvas and Lana meet each other for the first time.
Mirvas tried to listen to Darth Arkous, she was known for her professionality after all. It wouldn’t do good to throw that away because she couldn’t take her eyes of the other sith, Lana Beniko. She looked so tiny compared to the hunter who usually towered over everyone else no matter where she was. Not that it bothered Mirvas, she liked to have an upper hand at least in some way when interacting with the sith.
“Have I made myself clear, hunter?” Arkous asked. Mirvas straightened her back, the bolts supporting it creaking slightly. “Wonderful. Lana here will give you additional details,” Arkous said, turning to Lana who raised her head from the console table. “Take good care of her and after that prepare for Darth Marr’s visit,” Arkous said, preparing to leave.
Soon Mirvas and Lana were alone in the room. “If you’re ready, I would like to start your briefing, hunter,” Lana said with an easy smile. “You can call me Mirvas and…” hunter started. She paused for a moment before opening her mouth again. “-and, I would just like to say that you’re very attractive.”
Lana raised her brows but didn’t look disgusted. That was always a good thing.
“If you feel the same way, I would like to take you out to eat someday,” Mirvas said. She wasn’t particularly nervous about being shot down as that had happened plenty of times with other sith. The usual reasons were that she was an alien, and beneath their station. It never hurt to ask unless the sith in question was particularly sadistic.
“Finish Arkous’ mission. We may talk about this after that,” Lana said after a while. Mirvas smiled. “Very well. I’ll make sure to impress you then,” she said, earning another smile from the sith. “I have no doubt about it, Mirvas. Now, let’s get back to the briefing…”
