ᓭི༏ᓯྀ ── Ink spun from my own fingertips—please don’t take, mirror, or rewrite it.
✑ 𝓈𝓎𝓃𝑜𝓅𝓈𝒾𝓈: You weren’t trying to be distracting. You existed, and you looked like that while existing. But that’s not your fault.
What is your fault? You accidentally short-circuited the collective brain cells of the TKATB men, including Deryl and Britney. Now they’re scrambling to impress you. It’s a beautiful bewitching disaster. You’re probably wondering what to do. You look so tasty, but that’s up to them to decide.
Are you enjoying it? Oh, definitely.
✑ 𝓇𝑒𝓆𝓊𝑒𝓈𝓉: anon ! okay real talk… how would someone even go about impressing you?? follow-up question—what if the reader is, like, really pretty?? like pretty enough to make you fumble just standing there??
✑ 𝓉𝒶𝑔𝓈: oneshot/s · tkatb x gn! reader · bratty reader · tkatb fluff/smut · dom/sub dynamics · possessive behavior · mutual pining · soft dom · brat taming · chaotic energy · written in stolen moments · sleep-deprived writer · sorry not sorry · med school prep is killing me.
✑ 𝓌𝒸: 7k
✑ 𝒸𝓇𝑜𝓌𝑒
Teasing ‘til you break.
Favorite position: Against a wall or large desk. He likes to keep you breathless, pinned, and flustered—ands somewhere they shouldn’t be while you’re still trying to talk shit. He thrives off your reactions and always keeps just enough distance to make you beg.
Favorite look on you: Perhaps… how about that post-argument? Getting into arguments is rather rare with him, but often complaining about his working schedule and him not having enough time for you, you simply going off on him, drives him, that look turns into smug-but-shaky confidence when you’re still catching your breath, simply yelling at him. When your eyes are locked with his, like you’re daring him to make the next move. He’s a sucker for the way you glare at him while still leaning in.
You had been yelling at him for what felt like forever.
The words tumbled out—lipped, furious, raw—illing the quiet of his apartment like smoke. You paced in front of him in slow, deliberate circles, dressed in nothing but deep navy blue lingerie and frustration, baring your teeth between sentences. Your voice echoed with every accusation you’d been bottling up for weeks.
“You invite me here,” you snapped, motioning sharply to the Crowe’s office, to the half-slept-in couch on the side of it. “You ask me to stay—and then disappear for three damn days without so much as a text?! Am I supposed to pretend that’s normal?”
He didn’t move. Just leaned against the edge of his desk, arms folded, eyes trained on you like a predator watching its prey burn itself out. His shirt sleeves were rolled up, his collar undone, hair tousled from wind or work—probably both. He looked irritatingly composed for someone who’d just walked into a storm.
His gaze swept over you—slow, narrow, lingering—not on your outfit, but the furious flush in your cheeks, the fire in your eyes, the way your finger jabbed at his chest like a dagger, trying to make him feel something.
“You’re never around,” you barked, stepping forward, voice rising. “You tell me you miss me, but all I do is sit here, waiting—!”
You jabbed his chest again, harder this time, your anger coiled like a spring, ready to snap.
But he caught you.
His hand wrapped around your wrist mid-motion—quick, precise—and the sudden contact startled you into silence. His grip was firm, warm, unshakable. Your breath stuttered in your throat.
“Are you done?” he asked, voice low.
Not cruel—just calm. Dangerous.
You glared at him, lips parted, chest rising and falling with sharp, uneven breaths. “No,” you said, quieter now, more of a snarl. “You don’t get to act like this is some kind of game—”
He pulled you in.
In one slow, effortless motion, he tugged you forward until your body collided with his. The desk behind him, the heat between you — everything narrowed to that moment. You could feel the rise and fall of his breath against yours. His thumb stroked the inside of your wrist with maddening softness, completely at odds with the way your heart was racing.
“Oh, sweetheart,” he murmured, tilting his head just enough to bring his lips near your ear, breath warm, velvet-smooth. “You think I haven’t noticed? The missed calls? The little sighs when I don’t answer? The way you wore that”—his eyes drifted down, hungry and deliberate—“just for me?”
You tried to speak, but it caught in your throat.
The fury, the longing, the ache—it all collapsed into something far more dangerous. “You’re being an asshole,” you whispered, the fight gone slack in your voice, trembling now.
He smirked—slow, dark, knowing. “Oh? Am I now?”
And when his mouth finally crashed into yours, there was nothing left to argue. Crowe’s free hand slides into your hair, fisting tight enough to make your scalp sting. “And yet,” he growls, tilting your head back, “you’re still here. Still screaming my name, even when you’re pissed.” His lips brush your ear, sending a violent shiver down your spine. “Tell me, darling—was this really about my schedule? Or were you just tired of playing the good girl, waiting for me to reward you?”
You whimper before you can stop yourself, and his chuckle is dark, triumphant.
“That’s what I thought,” he murmurs, tilting his head. “You’re adorable when you’re pissed.”
You try to wrench free, but he’s already moving, spinning you around and pressing you back against the desk. His body cages you in, one hand planted beside your hip, the other sliding up your thigh, “You think yelling at me is gonna change anything?” he asks, lips brushing your ear. “Or were you just hoping I’d put you in your place?”
You open your mouth to argue, but he kisses you—hard, possessive, swallowing your protest. When he pulls back, your lips are parted, breath ragged, and his grin is pure sin.
“That’s one,” he murmurs.
“One what—?”
He kisses you again, slower this time, tongue teasing yours until you melt against him. His hand slips higher, fingers tracing the edge of your underwear, and you gasp into his mouth.
“Two.”
“Crowe—”
“Ah-ah.” He nips your lower lip.
“You don’t get to talk shit and get away with it.”
He grinds you down with patience, with teaching, with that infuriatingly calm control until you’re nothing but raw nerves and trembling defiance. And then? Then he breaks you with just his touch.
The third kiss is filthy, deep, his teeth dragging over your lip as he finally—finally—slides his fingers where you need him most. You arch against the desk, a broken moan escaping you, and he chuckles darkly, thrilled by the way your voice cracks around his name.
“There it is,” he murmurs, watching the way your hips jerk into his touch, the way your breath hitches when he curls his fingers just right. “That’s the look I love. All that fire, just for me.”
And God, does he love it—the way you yell at him, the way you fight him, the way you come apart when he decides you’ve had enough. He revels in it, in the way your nails dig into his shoulders, in the way your breath shudders when he kisses you again—softer now, almost sweet, even as his fingers work you ruthlessly toward the edge.
“Next time you wanna yell at me,” he murmurs against your lips, voice rough with satisfaction, “remember this is how it ends.”
And you do. You remember. You ache for it.
His grip tightens on your thigh, hiking it higher as his mouth finds your ear. “Don’t back away now. Wasn’t you just begging for me?” His teeth graze your pulse point, sharp and punishing, and you whimper. “You’ve got it. But let’s make one thing clear—” Another bite, this time to your shoulder, and you cry out.
“Next time you throw a tantrum, I won’t be nearly as gentle.”
“Crowe—!”
“Ahh so good,” he purrs, and the praise melts you faster than his touch ever could. “Now take what you’ve been begging for.”
And oh—God—he delivers.
✑ 𝓈𝑜𝓁
Affection drunk and starved.
Favorite position: Missionary, but it’s more intense than sweet—he likes seeing your face, holding your hands above your head, nuzzling into your neck between kisses. Every inch of contact matters to him, because he’s not just trying to be close, he’s trying to memorize you.
Favorite look on you: ??? Fucking anything, you doing the absolute wearing anything we make him fall on his knees, like he’s turned on by anything no matter how you look? You belong in his space.
That? That’s his muse.
Sol wasn’t supposed to be home yet.
You’d checked the time, calculated his usual schedule down to the minute—he had hours left, or so you thought. Just enough to sneak into his studio and bring some semblance of order to the beautiful mess he always left behind. The space reeked of him—ink, bergamot, old books, and a touch of turpentine—and you moved through it quietly, reverently, like tending to something sacred. It wasn’t about tidying, really.
It was intimacy, an offering.
You wore one of his old t-shirts—faded black and oversized, soft from too many washes, stretched at the collar until it hung off your shoulder—and sweatpants that barely clung to your hips. Your hair was twisted up carelessly, strands falling loose to frame your face. No makeup, no pretense. Just comfort, just you.
You hummed absently as you stacked sketchbooks and wiped at charcoal dust with the edge of your sleeve, leaving faint gray smudges across your fingers and your collarbone.
The soft click of the front door opening froze you mid-step.
Your heart thudded. Not yet.
He wasn’t supposed to be here yet?!
You turned, eyes wide, hand still halfway to brushing off a crumpled page on his desk—and there he stood.
Leaning against the studio’s doorframe like a portrait sprung to life, Sol’s presence pulled all the air from the room. His green-streaked black hair was slightly damp, pushed back like he’d run his hands through it a dozen times on the walk home.
His eyes—sharp, tired but blazing—drank you in without shame, sliding from your bare shoulder down to where the waistband of your pants clung to your hips. His gaze stalled on the smudge of charcoal at your collarbone.
A pause.
“You,” he said, voice hoarse and low like gravel coated in velvet, “are fucking lethal.”
You opened your mouth to respond—maybe to explain, maybe to tease—but you didn’t even get the chance.
He moved. Not rushed, more like a current pulling you under. In three strides, he was in front of you, and his hand was already on your waist, the other sliding up under the hem of his own shirt on your body, fingers hot against your skin. You gasped at the sudden contact, the intimacy of it, but his expression didn’t shift—still fixed on you like you were the only thing left in the world he wanted to draw.
“You didn’t text,” you murmured, trying to sound firm, but your voice betrayed you—thin, breathy.
“I wanted to catch you off-guard,” he said, nose brushing your cheek, his breath warm. “Didn’t expect to walk into this little domestic fantasy, though. Thought I was hallucinating when I saw you barefoot in my mess, wearing that.”
Your back hit the edge of his desk as he nudged you backward, never looking away. His fingers slid across your stomach, slow, dragging through a dusting of graphite like he was drawing you too. Your pulse quickened.
“You tryin’ to make me lose my mind, baby?” he whispered against your neck, voice low and half-laughing, but there was a tension in his hands now. A grip that trembled with restraint. His mouth ghosted over your skin, lips never quite settling, like he was savoring the anticipation.
You swallowed hard, biting back a grin. “You already lost it, Sol.”
His fingers closed gently—possessively—around your hip. “Oh, I did,” he murmured. “I lose it every time I leave and find traces of you all over this place. Every time I see my shirt on you. Every time you try to fix me without saying a word.”
Then he kissed you—sharp, unrelenting—the kind of kiss that felt like possession and apology and please don’t stop all in one. The desk behind you creaked as he pressed you against it, his hand flat on the surface beside your head, his body caging yours in with practiced ease.
“You weren’t supposed to be home,” you whispered again, dazed.
His smirk curved against your mouth.
“And you weren’t supposed to look like that.”
Sol’s grip on your wrists isn’t just tight—it’s claiming. His fingers lock with yours, pressing them into the mattress like he’s anchoring himself to you, like if he lets go, you might dissolve into smoke. His weight is relentless, hips rolling into yours with a slow, deliberate grind that borders on cruel. He’s not just inside you—he’s under your skin, in the hitch of your breath, in the way your muscles tense and flutter around him.
His other hand slips beneath you, fingers splayed over the dip of your spine, forcing your body to arch. The angle is brutal, perfect, dragging a choked noise from your throat.
“Look at me.”
His voice is rough, a low command, and when your eyes meet his, something fractures in his expression. His forehead drops to yours, sweat-slick and fever-hot, lips brushing but never quite sealing—just the ghost of a kiss, a taunt. Every thrust is a question, an answer, a punishment.
He’s obsessive in the way he touches you—not like a lover, but like a man trying to brand himself into your memory. His teeth find your neck, sharp and sudden, and the groan that tears out of him vibrates against your pulse. “Fuck—fuck—you take me so good.”
You can feel him everywhere: the scrape of his stubble, the iron grip on your hips, the way his breath staggers when you clench around him. He doesn’t close his eyes, doesn’t look away. He watches, pupils blown black, as you unravel beneath him.
And when you come, it’s with his name on your lips and his fingers digging bruises into your thighs. He follows with a ragged groan, forehead pressed to your collarbone, hips jerking through the aftershocks like he’s wringing every last drop of you out.
Later, when the air smells like sex and salt and the sheets are ruined beneath you, Sol traces the smudge of charcoal on your skin—leftover from his own hands, from where he’d gripped you too hard. His thumb drifts over your bottom lip, swollen from his teeth.
“You,” he mutters, voice wrecked. “In my clothes. In my bed. Fuck.”
He kisses you like he’s trying to swallow you whole.
He is.
✑ 𝑔𝑒𝑜
Control disguised as care
Favorite position: Seated, with you in his lap—either facing him or turned away, depending on the mood. Geo likes control, but he also loves watching you fall apart slowly. He prefers positions where he can touch everything—your hips, your throat, your face, and keep you close. Like, it’s about dominance disguised in stillness.
Favorite look on you: When you wear his clothes—especially one of his hoodies because they always look oversized on you, messy hair, and tired eyes. Something about the way you look like you belong to him, unknowingly seductive, disarmed and unaware, drives him absolutely insane. He loves his large hands touching anywhere on your body just as simply hold you close he even likes the way how it looks on your neck or your hands. He pretends it’s about “comfort,” but it’s possessive. Always has been.
Who would’ve thought that studying session turned into something like this?
It was so calm and simple at the start, You sat beside him on the floor, legs tucked beneath the thick blanket draped over the kotatsu, your shoulders brushing every now and then. A calm, chill afternoon—well, it should’ve been calm. But studying with Geo?
That was fucking hell.
Especially when he had made it very clear—almost aggressively so—that no partner of his would ever fail a class. As if your GPA was a direct reflection of his pride. And honestly? You didn’t even argue with him this time. You kind of liked seeing that fire in his eyes.
Right now, though, that fire was focused. He was scribbling notes in sharp, clean handwriting across his notebook—probably rewriting a textbook from memory—while you sat quietly beside him, working through a problem set he gave you. With no notes.
Because he was 'testing you.'
What a menace.
You exhaled, frustrated but stubborn. tapping the eraser of your pencil against your chin before you shifted. Just a little. Enough to glance at your scratch work. Your brain was fried. You’d been stuck on this one question forever. And Geo knew it—he could feel your energy start to squirm.
His gaze lingered a moment too long. You didn’t see it—not immediately—but Geo was staring.
He always stared.
You were wearing his violet hoodie, after all. Oversized and soft, the sleeves swallowed your hands as you huddled into it like it was your own. You’d claimed it earlier when you declared, with a dramatic shiver, that his apartment was “one iced coffee away from a tundra.” He didn’t argue. Just gave you the hoodie in silence.
He hadn’t expected you to look that good in it.
Now here you were, bathed in soft amber light, bottom lip caught in your teeth as you gnawed the end of your pencil. Your brow was furrowed in concentration. His hoodie slipped slightly off your shoulder, revealing the curve of your collarbone.
Geo swallowed thickly, fingers going still on his pen. His heart stuttered.
It was unfair—how natural you looked here, tucked into his space, chewing on problems like a storm behind calm eyes. He liked watching you think. He liked the little flickers of frustration, the way your eyes narrowed and your lips parted when something clicked. You were quiet about it, too—not a show-off. Just bright. Focused. Determined.
Dangerous, in a way he hadn’t prepared for.
“Let me see,” he said, voice quiet but firm. Not a request. A command wrapped in politeness.
You hesitated. Not because you were shy—no, you were just trying to remember how many of your last answers were, uh… creatively interpreted. AKA: bullshit. You’d had a vague idea of what to do, but no notes meant you were flying blind and mostly filling in blanks with academically adjacent nonsense.
Still, you sighed and slid the notebook over like a child passing in a crayon drawing. “Be gentle,” you muttered.
Geo arched an eyebrow, flipping it open. He read quietly, eyes scanning line by line—and the longer he looked, the more you could feel the heat rising in your chest.
And then—like it was the most natural thing in the world—he crooked a finger and beckoned you over.
You blinked. “What?”
“C’mere.”
“I’m perfectly fine over—hey!”
Because suddenly, you weren’t “perfectly fine over there.” You were in his lap.
Like, just—in it. One second you were sitting comfortably on the kotatsu cushion, and the next? You were yanked with effortless strength into his arms, back pressed firmly against his chest, legs tangled with his, and his arms loosely wrapping around your waist.
He didn’t even blink. “You clearly need help,” he said lowly, flipping a page in the notebook. “Don’t act like I can’t tell.”
“Couldn’t we have done this with, like, space between us?” you asked, struggling not to laugh.
He tilted his head, those violet eyes narrowing in amusement. “You stole my hoodie. I’m just reclaiming my property.”
You rolled your eyes, leaning back a little more into him, your body subconsciously seeking the warmth he radiated. “You’re ridiculous.”
“And you,” he said, brow raised, “are stalling. These last two answers? Nonsense.”
“Bold of you to assume I didn’t do it on purpose,” you teased, a smile tugging at your lips.
He didn’t laugh. Instead, he leaned in slightly, breath ghosting across the shell of your ear. “You think that’s funny?”
A pause.
You swallowed. Slowly.
“I thought you were gonna punish me for not knowing the answer,” you muttered, half-joking—okay, maybe quarter-joking.
The silence was deafening.
Then, his hand—long fingers, cold from holding his pen—slid gently around your neck. Not choking. Not tight. Just resting, possessive, under your jaw, his thumb stroking the base of your throat as he tilted your face up toward him.
Geo didn’t even flinch.
“I might,” he murmured, dangerously low. “If you keep playing dumb.”
You stared at him, wide-eyed, trying to decide whether to melt into a puddle or spontaneously combust. Your breath hitched—because that? That was hot.
“I—uh—this is wildly unprofessional,” you mumbled, eyes darting to his lips and regretting it immediately.
Geo didn’t break eye contact. His thumb grazed along your jaw with lazy precision, like he was memorizing your pulse.
“You call this unprofessional?” he asked, voice low, unimpressed. “You were the one chewing on a pencil like it was a goddamn lollipop and squirming in my hoodie like a brat.”
Your cheeks burned. Your mouth opened—some protest on your tongue—but all that came out was a weak breath. Because damn, he was close. You could feel the heat rolling off him, his heartbeat pressed to your spine, the unmistakable tension in the way his hand gripped your waist now.
He noticed the effect, of course. He always noticed.
“Still think I’m being excessive?” he murmured, leaning in again. His lips brushed just beneath your ear this time—barely there. You flinched like he’d burned you.
You turned in his lap without thinking, legs straddling his waist now, hoodie falling more off your shoulder in the shift. His hands slid lower, slow and deliberate, thumbs circling your hips, fingers anchoring you against him.
Geo didn’t smile. He didn’t smirk. He just looked at you—really looked. Like you were something precious and volatile all at once. Like he could break you apart and put you back together better if you just let him.
“You really think I’m going to let you walk around in my clothes, look at me like that, and not do something about it?”
You blinked. “...I thought we were studying.”
“We were,” he said evenly, lowering his head until his forehead brushed yours. “Then you decided to flirt with failure and me in the same breath.”
His hand slid to your thigh, curling possessively around it. The other lifted your chin again, this time holding it steady, forcing your eyes back on his. The silence between you both was loud—taunting.
He leaned in, slow, restrained, lips brushing yours once.
“You think I don’t know what you’re doing,” he murmured.
“I—I don’t,” you whispered, breathlessly.
His lips tilted. “Liar.”
And then? Geo kissed you properly. Like he’d been planning this all along. Like this wasn’t a detour from the study session, but the real test. Slow at first—measured, deep—but with an edge that dared you to pull away. You didn’t. You couldn’t.
Your fingers curled into his white compression shirt, feeling the heat of his skin beneath, the subtle flex of his muscles as he tugged you closer. The kiss grew rougher when you responded—his control only thinly veiled now, restraint hanging by a thread.
He pulled back an inch, breathing hard against your lips. “Lesson one,” he murmured, voice gravel. “Don’t provoke your tutor unless you want your reward and punishment in the same breath.”
You were breathless.
And the only thought in your head?
You were never going to survive another study session.
✑ 𝒽𝓎𝓊𝑔𝑜
Low effort. High danger.
Favorite position: Lazy spooning turned into something more. He likes starting slow, sleepy, half-lidded—arms around you, kisses to the back of your neck—until he shifts and you realize he’s not as tired as he pretended to be. It’s always the quiet ones.
Favorite look on you: Anything that shows bare legs, short shorts, pajamas, chilling on the couch, binge watching movies. That. That domestic softness—like he could come home and find you there. He keeps staring, and you think it’s because of your thighs, but it’s really because of what it means to see you like that.
At his apartment, somewhere between 2AM and a game restart.
It starts the way most nights do at Hugyo’s place:
You’re on his couch, legs stretched out, a bowl of half-eaten noodles dangerously balancing on your stomach as you mash buttons on a controller. The glow from the TV flickers across your face, and you’re wearing one of Hugyo’s old t-shirts—probably stolen, definitely oversized. Hair up in a sad excuse of a bun. Bare legs. One sock.
He hasn’t said much in the last twenty minutes. Just occasionally adjusts the blanket on your legs like it’s part of his personal religion and munches on snacks like a cryptid in the wild.
You’re laser-focused on beating the mini-boss you’ve died to six times. “If this bastard kills me again, I swear I’m deleting the entire game and becoming a forest witch,” you mutter, eyes narrowed.
“Bit dramatic,” Hugyo says from somewhere behind you, voice dry and sleepy. “What’s the boss? The camera angle or your lack of stamina?”
You toss a pillow over your shoulder. It hits him in the chest, muffled by his hoodie. He doesn’t even flinch—just lets it hit, then hugs it like a trophy.
“Asshole,” you grumble.
“You love me.”
You pause. He doesn’t. Your face burns anyway.
He moves, then gets up slowly and pads over—socks on wood floors, quiet as a cat. Then he drops down behind you on the couch like a weighted blanket coming to life. Arms around your waist. Chin tucked into the curve of your neck. All warm breath and sleepy affection.
“You smell like instant ramen and shampoo,” he mumbles, nuzzling into your shoulder. “It’s kind of hot.”
You snort. “Your standards are low.”
“My standards are realistic. Unlike yours. You’re the one trying to beat a DPS boss with a support build.”
You elbow him gently. “Still better than you.”
“I let you win,” he murmurs, nosing your neck. “It makes you soft and cocky. I like it.”
The controller slips from your hands, the game long forgotten as Hyugo’s fingers trail up your thighs, his grip just shy of too tight. His teeth graze your neck—sharp, teasing—and you gasp, arching into him.
Bastard.
He pulls back just enough to smirk up at you, dark eyes glinting. Your fingers hover over the buttons of his—fine, your—stolen hoodie. “Are you talking about the game… or sex?”
Hyugo hums, deliberately vague, and god, that’s worse than an answer. His hands slide higher, calloused palms skimming your ribs.
“Wait,” you laugh, breathless as you twist in his lap, “You literally yawned five minutes ago.”
“I was tired,” he murmurs, nipping at your jaw. “Then I saw your legs. And your mouth. And—” His hand slips under the hoodie, thumb brushing the underside of your breast. “—other things.”
“Hyugo,” you warn, but it’s ruined by the way your hips jerk against his.
“Mm.” He kisses your shoulder, slow and wet. “I’m home.”
You blink. “What?”
His grip tightens, anchoring you against him. “When you’re like this. In my clothes. Talking shit. Beating my high score and stealing my fries.” A bite to your collarbone—punishment.
“This?” His palm slides down to grope your ass. “Home.”
Silence. Wayyy too long.
Hyugo freezes. “…Fuck. That was disgustingly sappy, wasn’t it?” He tries to pull away, grimacing. “Forget I—”
You yank him back by the hoodie strings, crashing your mouth against his. It’s messy, all teeth and laughter, and he groans into it, hands scrambling to haul you closer.
“Shut up,” you pant against his lips. “And pick a damn co-op campaign, loverboy.”
Hyugo grins, wolfish. “Only if you wear nothing but that hoodie tomorrow.”
“Deal.” You roll your hips, delighting in his sharp inhale. “…But I’m still stealing your fries.”
“Evil,” he mutters, before kissing you stupid.
Hyugo’s hands are everywhere at once—under the hoodie, over your hips, dragging you flush against him as his mouth finds that spot just below your ear that makes you squirm. You retaliate by sinking your fingers into his hair, tugging just hard enough to pull a rough groan from his throat.
"Still tired?" you taunt, breath hitching as his teeth scrape your pulse point.
"Exhausted," he lies, palms sliding down to grip the backs of your thighs. "Might pass out right here. Unless—" He flips you onto your back in one smooth motion, pinning you beneath him with a smirk. "—you wanna be my pillow?"
You roll your eyes, but your legs are already wrapping around his waist. "You’re such a liar."
"And you," he murmurs, dipping his head to kiss along your jaw, "are a thief." His fingers pluck at the hoodie’s drawstrings. "My thief."
You arch into him, nails scraping down his back. "Yours?"
"Mine." His voice drops, rough and possessive, before his mouth crashes into yours again, hot and demanding. The fabric of the hoodie rides up, his hands mapping every inch of exposed skin like he’s memorizing you.
Hyugo’s mouth is hot on yours, his hands rough and possessive as they slide under the hoodie—his hoodie, the one you “borrowed” last week and never gave back. His teeth catch your lower lip, tugging just hard enough to make you gasp, and he takes advantage, deepening the kiss with a low, satisfied hum.
Your fingers tangle in his hair, pulling him closer as he pins you to the couch, one thigh slotting between yours. His hips roll against you, slow and deliberate, and you arch into him with a breathless laugh—
Then—disaster.
A loud crash from the kitchen. You both freeze.
Hyugo’s lips hover a hair’s breadth from yours, his breath uneven. "...The fuck was that?"
You blink, dazed, before it hits you. "...The noodles."
Hyugo groans, dropping his forehead to your shoulder. "Fuck the noodles."
"Literally your idea of romance," you deadpan, swatting his chest.
He snorts, pressing one last sloppy, open-mouthed kiss to your lips before rolling off you with a dramatic flop. "Fine. But only because I will burn this place down."
You watch him stalk toward the kitchen—all broad shoulders, mussed hair, and irritated muttering—his sweatpants hanging low on his hips. The sight is distracting enough that you almost miss your chance.
"Still wearing this hoodie tomorrow!" you call after him.
Hyugo pauses, shooting you a glare over his shoulder before flipping you off. "And nothing else!"
You grin, stretching lazily against the cushions. "Deal!"
From the kitchen, there’s another clatter, followed by a muffled "Goddammit—"
You bite your lip, laughing.
Totally worth it.
✑ 𝒹𝑒𝓇𝓎𝓁
Sunshine with sinful hands.
Favorite position: Cowgirl. Hands on your hips. He lives to see you on top of him—smiling, laughing, in control—but the second your rhythm falters? He flips the game fast. He can play dumb, but he’s not stupid. That teasing energy? Yeah, he knows how to use it.
Favorite look on you: Workout clothes. Or literally anything tight. Bonus points if you’re sweaty from a workout or just annoyed at him. He likes it when you call him out. All that fire in your eyes? He finds it hot. Too hot, honestly.
You were just trying to enjoy your morning.
Nothing complicated. A cup of coffee, maybe some toast, a lazy scroll through your phone in one of Deryl’s oversized t-shirts—no obligations, no pressure, just peace. And then the door slammed open like a small earthquake had decided to pay rent.
“BABE!”
The bellows echoed through the apartment. Something thudded. Possibly a shoe. Or a dumbbell. Hard to say at this point.
You didn’t even flinch.
“I brought smoothies and a killer new resistance routine I found on TikTok!” Deryl’s voice carried with the same energy as a golden retriever spotting a tennis ball. “We’re hitting glutes, core, and then—get this—‘explosive cardio.’ You’re gonna love it.”
You sipped your coffee in silence. “Deryl… It’s 8:12 AM.”
He bounded into the room with two protein smoothies balanced precariously in one hand, wearing nothing but compression shorts and chaotic ambition. His hair was still wet from his earlier run—because of course he’d already done five miles before sunrise, and his grin practically lit the room.
“Exactly! Prime muscle-building window! Plus, I saw your leggings in the laundry and—babe—babe—you in those?” He made a dramatic collapsing gesture, clutching his heart. “Like watching Aphrodite do squats. Ruined my life.”
You raised an unimpressed brow. “I was planning to rot in bed today.”
“Too bad!” He popped a gummy vitamin like it was candy. “We’re doing couples circuits. I even made a playlist. There’s a warm-up, a cooldown, and a synchronized stretch where we stare into each other’s eyes and contemplate mortality—romantic, right?”
You tried to argue. You did.
But then Deryl hit you with the look—big brown eyes, sun-bright smile, that hopeful tilt of his head like an overgrown golden retriever with a six-pack. And fine. Maybe you did kind of love how his oversized hoodie swallowed you whole. Maybe you did secretly crave the way his hands lingered at your waist when he "fixed your form," fingers pressing just a little too deliberately into your hips.
And maybe—just maybe—you were a total sucker for the way his voice dropped into something low and teasing when you actually put effort into those damn planks.
The private gym was a sanctuary of steel and sweat, just air filled with thick with the scent of rubber mats and his cologne—something dark and citrus-sharp that clung to his skin even after an hour of deadlifts. You leaned against the weight rack, arms crossed, watching as Deryl lowered the barbell with a controlled grunt, his abs flexing under a sheen of sweat.
"Enjoying the view?" he teased, chest still heaving as he sat up, running a hand through his damp hair.
You shrugged, feigning indifference even as your gaze traced the vein running down his bicep. "Eh. I’ve seen better."
A slow grin spread across his face. "Liar." He reached for his water bottle, taking a long swig before deliberately letting a drop trail down his chin, over his throat—testing you. "You’ve been staring for ten minutes."
"Correction," you said, pushing off the rack, "I’ve been judging your form. That last rep was sloppy."
His eyes flashed, the challenge sparking something feral in them. "Oh, really?" He stood, closing the distance between you in two strides, his voice dropping to a rough murmur. "Then why don’t you show me how it’s done, sweetheart?"
You held his gaze, deliberately rolling your shoulders back—letting the oversized hoodie slip just enough to expose the tight sports bra beneath, the fabric clinging to your chest. "Maybe I will."
The second your fingers brushed the barbell, his hand shot out, wrapping around your wrist. "Nah," he said, tugging you against him, "I’ve got a better workout in mind." His other hand slid down to grip your thigh, hoisting you up until your legs locked around his waist.
"Deryl—" you protested, even as your nails dug into his shoulders.
"Uh-uh." He nipped at your jaw, his breath hot against your skin. "You wanted to critique me? Then take responsibility."
You huffed, tipping your head back. "You’re insufferable."
"And you’re fucking gorgeous when you’re annoyed," he growled, carrying you toward the padded bench.
Deryl lives for the way you take control—the way your hips roll with purpose, the way your nails dig into his chest when you pin him down, the way your breath hitches just before you lean in to remind him exactly who’s in charge.
The gym was empty this late—just the hum of the AC, the rhythmic thud of your sneakers on the treadmill, and the occasional clank of weights from Deryl’s corner. You knew he was watching. You’d felt his gaze burning into you since you walked in, all tight leggings and that damn sports bra you’d bought just to torture him.
You didn’t glance over. Not even when you caught his reflection in the fogged-up mirrors—his lips parted, his grip tightening around the dumbbell like he was imagining it was your waist.
Instead, you smirked and cranked up the speed.
Your ponytail whipped behind you, your thighs burning, your tits bouncing with every stride. You could hear the moment his control snapped—the sharp clatter of the weight hitting the floor, the rough scrape of his shoes as he stalked toward you.
"Fuckin’ tease," he growled, slamming the emergency stop on your treadmill. You stumbled forward, laughing, but his arm hooked around your waist before you could fall. His chest pressed against your back, his breath hot on your neck.
"You’ve been drivin’ me crazy all night."
"Oh?" You tilted your head, feigning innocence.
"I was just working out."
His hand slid down your stomach, fingers dipping beneath the waistband of your leggings. "Yeah? Then why’re you so fucking wet already?"
You didn’t make it to the locker room.
He dragged you to the padded bench instead, his mouth crashing into yours as he yanked your leggings down just enough to get his fingers inside you. You gasped, arching into his touch, your nails biting into his shoulders. "Thought you were supposed to be spotting me," you panted.
Deryl grinned, all teeth, as he unbuckled his shorts. "Oh, I am."
It started slow—you straddling him, rolling your hips in lazy circles just to watch his jaw clench. His hands gripped your waist hard enough to bruise, his voice rough as gravel.
"Fuck, that’s it. Ride me like you mean it."
You leaned back, bracing your hands on his thighs, and did exactly that—taking him deeper, faster, until his curses filled the empty gym.
Then he flipped you.
One second, you were on top, smirking down at him. The next, your back hit the bench, his body caging yours, his thrusts ruthless.
"Thought you had me, didn’t you?" he muttered against your throat.
You dug your heels into his ass, pulling him deeper.
You glare up at him, but your thighs are already parting, your breath already coming faster. "Deryl, I swear to god—" He cuts you off with a kiss, laughing against your mouth as his hands slide under your ass, yanking you closer.
"You’re cute when you’re pissed."
And yeah, he’s definitely banking on you punishing him for it later.
✑ 𝒷𝓇𝒾𝓉
Well… You’re a doll!
Favorite position: You lying on her bed, all dolled up like a present— and her between your thighs, kissing her way up slowly like she owns you. Because she does. She loves control, but with a teasing flair— she’ll pamper you, spoil you, then ruin you in lip gloss and giggles.
Favorite look on you: Coordinated outfits. Hair done. Nails painted. Matching with her. It’s not just about attraction—it’s aesthetic. The way you look beside her like a pair of it-girls, pink-tinted and smug. She loves it when people stare, because you’re hers and she knows you look good.
Stepping into Britney’s room was like getting slapped in the face by a glitter bomb—if that glitter bomb was also somehow high-maintenance and smelled like a Lush store exploded.
Pink. So much pink. Not just any pink, though—this was Barbie’s dreamhouse after a three-day bender pink. The kind of pink that made you squint like you’d just walked into a neon sign. And yet? Somehow, it worked. Because Britney didn’t just exist in a space—she conquered it, and now you were just living in her fabulous, sugar-rushed world.
The air was thick with the scent of bubblegum body spray and whatever expensive vanilla perfume she’d definitely stolen from some bougie boutique.
Zebra-print pillows were artfully tossed around like she’d staged a photoshoot mid-nap, and every surface had just enough glitter to make you question if it was intentional or if she just shed sparkles naturally.
Fashion magazines were splayed open to pages she’d probably dog-eared while dramatically gasping, “This. This is the vibe.”
But the real masterpiece? You two.
Because Britney had this thing about twinning—like, if you weren’t matching head-to-toe, were you even best friends? Answer: No. So here you were, looking like someone had copy-pasted you straight out of her aesthetic mood board.
Nails? Alternating pastel blue and pink, glossy enough to taste.
Hair? Twin braids so perfectly synced it was low-key eerie.
Outfits? Oh, honey. You were basically walking Clueless-core fanfiction.
You rocked a baby-pink crop top that hugged you like it was personally invested in your glow-up, paired with a high-waisted skirt that barely passed as “subtle” because it had just the right amount of oh hey, I sparkle when I move.
Britney, of course, had on her signature oversized blazer (pink, duh), thrown over her shoulders like she was about to drop the hottest album of 1999 instead of just vibing in her bedroom.
Together? You weren’t just cute—you were a statement. The kind of duo that made people side-eye you in the best way, like, Damn, they definitely have a shared Instagram account where they post aesthetic fits and cryptic quotes.
Britney’s gaze flicked over you, her lips curling into that smirk that always made your stomach do a backflip. “Looking like a whole damn present,” she purred, voice dripping with that I-made-you-and-now-I-keep-you energy that sent a shiver down your spine.
You rolled your eyes, but the grin tugging at your mouth ruined the effect. “Says the girl who basically dressed me.”
“Uh, obviously.” She flopped onto her bed, arms spread like she was claiming her kingdom. “Now get over here. We’ve got a photoshoot to fake and at least three more outfit changes before I decide if you’re allowed to leave.”
As if you’d ever wanna go.
Britney’s hand slid over your waist like she owned it—because, let’s be real, she totally did. Her fingers traced lazy, teasing patterns along your skin, mapping out every dip and curve like she was memorizing you for later. And oh, the way your breath hitched? Pathetic.
You tried to squirm away—keyword: tried—but before you could even fake an escape, she had you pinned, her body flush against yours, warm and unyielding.
“Not so fast, pretty,” she purred, her voice all low and dangerously amused, like she’d been waiting all damn day to wreck you.
“You really think I’d let you leave without making sure you remember me?”
Uh, yes?
Then her lips were on your neck, soft and infuriatingly slow, kissing up the sensitive skin like she was writing her name there.
Every. Damn. Time.
That little suck right below your ear? Cheating.
The way her teeth grazed just enough to make you shiver? Illegal. And that laugh—that stupid, sexy little giggle she let out when you gasped?
Absolutely foul.
“You’re mine~” she murmured against your skin, voice thick with that playful-but-not-really edge that always made your stomach flip. “Say it.”
You rolled your eyes. “In your dreams—” Wrong answer.
Her grip tightened, yanking you back against her before spinning you around to face her. And then—ugh—her mouth was on yours, hot and demanding, kissing you like she was trying to steal your damn soul. Her fingers tangled in your hair, tugging just enough to make your knees weak, while her free hand slid under your shirt, nails scraping lightly over your hip.
“Say. It.”
You groaned, half-annoyed, half-way-too-into-this, but she just smirked, nipping at your lower lip. “Fine,” you huffed, glaring up at her even as your hands fisted in her shirt. “I’m yours. Happy?”
“Ecstatic.” She kissed you again, slow and filthy, like she was savoring her victory. “Now get back here. We’re not done.”Britney’s fingers trailed down your chest, her pastel-painted nails catching the light—and your breath hitched.
“You like these, huh?” She smirked, dragging the tips lazily over your stomach, just enough to tease. Her voice was sugar and sin, the kind that made your pulse jump like it owed her money.
You swallowed hard. “Maybe.”
“Liar.” She clicked her tongue, but her eyes sparkled with mischief. “You’ve been staring at my nails all day. Think I didn’t notice?”
You opened your mouth to argue, but then her hand slid lower, her fingers curling just right—and fuck, okay, yeah, she had you.
Her grip was perfect, all soft pressure and sharp edges, her nails grazing in a way that made your hips jerk. “God, you’re easy,” she laughed, breath warm against your neck as she worked you over, slow and sweet.
“All this ‘cause I painted my nails cute?”
Your fingers twisted into the sheets, knuckles going white. The mattress beneath you felt like it was spinning—or maybe that was just your head, foggy with want.
"B-Britney—" Your voice cracked, barely there, more breath than sound.
She didn’t slow down. If anything, her thumb pressed harder, circling just the right spot like she’d mapped you out years ago. (Maybe she had.) Her other hand stayed firm on your hip, nails biting in just enough to leave little half-moon marks. Her marks.
"Please—"
She tsked, leaning down so her lips brushed the shell of your ear. Her breath was warm, her voice syrup-sweet and so fucking smug. "Nuh-uh. You don’t get to beg. You just get to take it."
And god, you did.
Later—when the ring light was on, when the camera was rolling, when the world got to see the performance of you two—Britney was all dimples and sparkle. She laughed on cue, flipped her hair just right, nudged you playfully like this was all some silly little game.
"Bestie goals!" she chirped to the camera, winking. "You have to try this nail color—it’s, like, literally us in polish form."
The viewers ate it up. The comments would flood in later: OMG, cutest duo. Relationship inspo. I wish I had a friendship like this.
They didn’t see the way her fingers lingered a second too long when she fixed your collar. They didn’t hear the way she’d murmured, "You look so fucking pretty when you listen," right before hitting record. They didn’t know how her thumb had traced your bottom lip off-camera, how she’d tsked when you bit it.
But you knew. Britney didn’t just like the way you looked together—she craved it. The matching outfits, the twinned poses, the way people’s eyes followed you both like you were something special.
And you were. Because Britney’s favorite accessory wasn’t her designer bag or her perfect lip gloss.
It was you. Pink-tinted, pliant, hers. A matching set, down to the bone.
And honestly?
No one else even came close to competing.
♤ — 𝓉𝓀𝒶𝓉𝒷 𝓂𝒶𝓈𝓉𝑒𝓇𝓁𝒾𝓈𝓉
iyayadonna, all rights reserved. — ⋆˚ ᓭི༏ᓯྀ ꩜ 。⋆ .ᐟ
Someone asked for Crowe cuddle headcanons and I messed up and deleted the draft so the question isn't available to me anymore. So I'm really sorry to that person.
Anyways I decided to do Crowe, Sol, Deryl and Hyugo cuddle headcanons because why not
Tags:gn!reader, you're in a relationship with them
Warnings:no smut but a little suggestive at times (Crowe)
NO AI USED
Jericho "Crowe" Ichabod
-`♡´- Usually the big spoon (also confirmed by Fantasia)
I feel like he would love to be the bigger spoon because he wants you to be safe and also feel safe all of the times, you being in his arms, sleeping soundly with him holding you calms him endlessly as he knows nothing can harm you as long as he is there
-`♡´- He would love to caress you
He would caress and massage your back, sides, thighs, arms, hands, face literally whatever. Not only does he want you to feel good he loves to worship your body in every way possible.
-`♡´- Prefers cuddling over sex (unlike some green guy..)
In general I feel like he prefers sweet innocent physical intimacy like holding hands, cuddling, hugging, clinging into each other one way or another any day over sex.
After a long day he wants nothing more than to have you in his arms or even be in your arms, it makes him so happy.
Sometimes he has arguments with his parents or just has a very hard day because of the council so ever since you started cuddling him his stress level dropped significantly. He sleeps so much better now.
Plus whenever you weren't there at night he would, just like Sol, think about you.
-`♡´- Likes to be little spoon too sometimes
Yes he loves to make sure you're safe and that you are snuggled in his side, but honestly he still has some things he needs to discover about himself.
Sometimes he gets overwhelmed because of his responsibilities. His family, family's business, grades, being a class representative and trying to be a good friend for others do catch up to a man eventually so he does burn out.
In those times if you offer him to be the little spoon and nuzzle into your chest, stomach or side he will take it without hesitation. He would love it if you played with his hair and caressed his face, he would absolutely melt under your touch.
-`♡´- Usually falls asleep after you
Making sure you're alright and content, he would almost always wait for you to sleep, also it would give him an opportunity to admire you (not in a creepy way) and think about his life and other things.
If he is the little spoon, though, he will be knocked out in 5 minutes before you even get sleepy.
-`♡´- Very comfortable
I think Crowe would give very good hugs and cuddles. He seems like he is soft and gentle, holding you like you're extremely fragile.
-`♡´- Cuddling as friends?
If he didn't have feelings for you I doubt he would be touchy. If he has a partner/crush he won't be touchy with anyone else, only going for a hug or handshake, so then cuddling or anything beyond friendship is taboo for him.
If he had a crush on you but you were only friends he'd definitely cuddle you any time you asked him!
Solivan Brugmansia
-`♡´- Little spoon but is willing to be the big spoon
I feel like he is both but he does love it when you hold him so much that he can't help but prefer being a little spoon just a little bit more.
He loves it if you cradle him and cup his face, it would overwhelm him with love so much but in the best way possible, he could stay like that all night.
-`♡´- He would always wait for you to fall sleep first
Unlike Crowe that man is taking every chance to stare and focus on you as much as possible, until he is exhausted and barely able to keep his eyes open. He would look at you, your eyes, face and body and wonder how did he end up so lucky.
-`♡´- I feel like Sol would take every and any chance to hold you
Now I know it's confirmed he isn't into PDA. And he wouldn't do it in public, but he would need to take you to a private place every couple of hours even if you're out with friends to make out or hold you or just be close to you.
-`♡´- He doesn't sleep much
He definitely sleeps less than you, trust me. He will, however, let you sleep as much as you need and keep watch over you.
-`♡´- Would want you to sleep with him every night
Once he is confident enough, trust me he will invite you over every day, actually you might just spend every day with him, he definitely wouldn't mind.
If you did snuggle up agaisnt him every night, it would become one of the favorite parts of his day.
-`♡´- Would sometimes cry in your arms
I feel like out of all of the men, he would cry in your arms first. Of course he is also trying to hide his sensitive side to an extent but he would get overwhelmed/ upset easily and cry as you hold and comfort him.
He will be very very happy if you comfort him though, his whole day will change for the better.
-`♡´- Cuddling as friends?
If it was anyone else? No.
If it was you? No matter your relationship status he could never deny his soulmate.
Deryl Helianthus
-`♡´- I kind of think he is the little spoon
Honestly he might act confident most of the time but I know he is a softie when it comes to his partner (much like Crowe and Sol!)
He would love to be held, and for any of my Deryl lovers out there please give him many hugs and kisses! Despite his cheerful demeanor, he doesn't feel as loved as he seems, so affection is very important to him.
-`♡´- Instead of being touchy he would be attached (physically and mentally)
He wouldn't caress you too much in my opinion, but he would always have an arm around your waist or shoulder, most of the time bringing you into a crushing hug.
You would get up to go to the bathroom and he would whine not wanting to let you go.
-`♡´- You would have to initiate it most of the times
Eventually he will ask more often, but I do think he gets a little shy at times, so in the beginning you need to go and do it or ask him.
He will always accept your request though, he would have to have a very bad day to not want to cuddle you.
He just feels like he needs to be tough a lot of the times so he needs time to open up.
-`♡´- He could sleep for HOURS
Like I mean 12-14 hours at once if you don't wake him up.
He needs plenty of energy for all that training, gym, classes and being with his friends so whenever he can he sleeps a bunch. He strikes me as the person who sleeps the most in the friend group.
I don't think he is an early bird OR a night owl cause he just goes to sleep at 10-11 pm and wakes up at 10 am to 2 pm whenever his schedule allows him to do so, so mostly on the weekends.
-`♡´- If you hugged him while he was visibly upset he'd be extremely thankful
Well yeah most of us would be, but DERYL would definitely take it to another level. He wouldn't forget it and it would better your bond considerably. He would try to give you the affection back when he could.
-`♡´- Falls asleep first
I just know he would be knocked out in seconds. You can hug him or snuggle up to him, either way he would feel extremely comfortable, becoming very sleepy in a short time.
Hyugo Sugimoto
-`♡´- Would initiate it
I feel like he would become touchy early on, he would love to cuddle as much as possible as it would fill him with energy.
He is a very bubbly and positive person (at least that's the mask he puts on) so he would probably love cuddles a lot.
-`♡´- Little spoon
I feel like he would be the little spoon, honestly. I know he is way tougher than he lets on and he isn't an innocent man at all, but I just feel like with his partner he would still be heartfelt.
I know it's said that Hyugo is crazier than Sol but I feel like that also makes his love or devotion more intense too (maybe not more intense than Sol's)
-`♡´- Early bird AND night owl
He can wake up early and go to sleep sleep late, he is very flexible and can change his schedules easily, a lot of the times he would get up and leave or disappear at random times in the night, leaving you alone.
But don't worry he's not cheating he just has some business to take care of!
-`♡´- He never really cuddled before
He had a past relationship or something with another man I know that, but I think he never got coddled or cuddled growing up or in his life in general so he is kind of new to it.
Even though I headcanon him to be someone who is pretty touchy, (platonically and romantically) cuddling is something he reserves for his partner only, and it makes him feel so loved that he can barely handle the intense emotions.
Sol is definitely clingy but doesn't outright says he is but it is obvious, especially if the two of you are dating
If your hugging his waist in bed or something he would pull out his sketchbook and start drawing you
If you spend the whole day with someone else and then after you cuddle him he would also be super clingy, I feel like even more then you
Would mumble something along the lines of marriage, jealousy or wanting more of your attention, and if you ask if he said anything, he would say no
If it was the morning and you guys had school that day he would suggest skipping that day
If the two of you need to get up and stop cuddling and you tell him no he'll most likely listen, he has a hard time saying no to you
Calls you little lamb, lamb, and pumpkin
Hyugo
Is also clingy but most likely not as clingy as Sol
We don't know much about Hyugo's problems, but he did kill a man, so I fo feel like he's protective and there would be times where he would hug you tightly
Would give you a nickname based on your personality or appearance
Would try to play video games while you cuddle him
Loves it when you mess with his hair
Would force you to watch one of his detective movies
Would call you his detective partner, I don't remember the proper name while writing this.
If you were feeling bad or just had a bad day he would pet you
If it gets too hot he would attempt to make the room colder or he would just hold your hand
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Crowe
Would read while you hang onto him
Would often pet you
If you had a bad day or just were feeling bad he would mess with your hair and would ask if you would want to talk about it
Feel like if it's late would try to order the two of you food
Would rant about books that he read or his favorite books
Would often hold both of your hands in his
If you two had to get up for something he would try his best to make you get up, the two of you can't just lay there all day, well unless nothing is happening that day
Feel like her likes to have his arms pet
Also like Hyugo, he would give you a nickname based on your personality or appearance
Geo
Would kinda be annoyed with you
He likes his head to be pet, but pretends to hate it, saying that it will ruin his hair
Like Crowe, he would also read one of his books while you hold him
Feel like he would have the most comfortable bed
Gives me a bit of a tsundere vibe and would pets your head pretending to be annoyed with it
If you had a bad day and talked about it, the next day he would bring you a little gift
Would play music
If you ask him about his plants he would ho on a whole rant about each of them
Smiles when you're not looking
Deryl
Giant bear hugs
Definitely the warmest one
Would be really happy and would tightly hold you
Also very clingy (unless he has to play football)
Would rant about how he got his metals to try to impress you
LOVES it when you wear his jerseys
Two of you would take forever to get up in the morning
You get too hot at times, but he is also very clingy and refuses to let go of you
Makes the house cold so he could hold you for longer
Liked writing for Geo
This took forever, it didn't save the first time and I had to rewrite EVERYTHING, also I had exams and was mentally drained, so here you go, your guys get a bonus for that too.
Would say that you look like sh!t, but don't worry he'll help you
Feel like he would have decent knowledge about it in a scientific aspect, but you would have to explain products to him
If you're dating he would let you cuddle him, just give him room to read
Would be a good food supplier
Would give you a heating pad out of worry, but would make an excuse saying that he was annoyed with how much you complained about cramps
Would try to buy you pads or tampons, but then would realize that he has no clue what to get you so he would end up texting you asking what brand or how heavy your flow is
He would track your period but wouldn't tell you, so he would recognize sighs and stuff and already be prepared
Is patient when it comes to mood swings
Would give you subtle physical comfort if you complained or looked uncomfortable with bloating like placing a hand on your shoulder
However if you were dating he would wrap his arms around you, hugging you from behind
He would carry snacks with him, so if you suddenly said you were hungry he would pull a cereal bar or something out of his bag
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Deryl
Would know the gist of it, like cramps and that there's blood and that people normally get chocolate
Would give you bear hugs because he is a giant heating pad
Would absolutely let you cuddle him
He gets really confused about mood swings, like what did he do!? And would get emotional trying to figure it out
Also carrying food with him, but he does that everyday and would offer you some if you were hungry
If the two of you are just chilling he would place a hand on you or would lay on you
Would be incredibly worried if he didn't realize you were on your period, like are you dieing!?
Would be constantly on Google trying to figure out what helps cramps
Would also try to buy you pads or tampons only to also realize he doesn't know what to get you and would text you something like "some have wings?! You want wings?"
You know those videos where girls would show their bf how to use a tampon using a water bottle, I can see him being in the boyfriend's position
Would actually be really worried though and would constantly ask if you were comfortable or if you need anything
These two are like the easiest people for me to make headcanons for T.T
Boy am I on a roll today. Can you tell I love this game?
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I grip the edges of the bento boxes and glance around the lunchroom looking for him. He’s a big guy with an even bigger personality, so it’s hard to miss him. My eyes dart from person to person, trying to find the bright green jacket with yellow accents.
I start to second guess myself, I shouldn’t have done this. This was an awful idea, of course the one day I don’t embarrass, he isn’t in sight. I sigh in defeat and find a seat in the corner. I set the bentos down next to me and open up my own disappointed.
Why is my way of saying, ‘I like you’, sharing my home cooked food with him? Why did I chose this the way to confess? Why do my nerves have to get the best of me?
As I continue to sulk and drown in my thoughts, his voice cheers out. My eyes immediately light up and I finally spot him. He’s with his friends, they’ve always seemed nice but I’m way too scared to go up to them when they’re all together. Today was supposed to be different though, maybe it still can be?
I take a deep breath and wait for him to sit down. My hands start to sweat as I go to stand up from the chair, and I stop myself. He seems happy…I shouldn’t bother him while he’s with his friends. That’s rude right? No, I’m offering him food, that’s not rude…right?
I gaze at him as he quickly finishes his food and chats quite loudly with his friends. I take another deep breath and finally stand up, grabbing the bentos with me. It’s now or never.
I slowly drag myself up to him and his group of friends, trying not to let the bentos slip from my sweaty hands and not trip. I shake my head to rid the anxious thoughts. As I make my way over to him, his eyes glance over to me before gifting me a bright smile.
My eyes widen a little and I smile back shyly. I make it up to him and hold out the bentos I made. “Deryl..? You said you’re always up for food right? Well I had extras and thought you might like them…” I mutter to him, the butterflies in my stomach swirling around.
He lights up, “Really?!” He rejoices and holds out his hands. “What is it? What is it? Thank you! Thank you!” I hand him the bentos and chuckle at his excitement. He’s like a giant star, that’s what I like about him.
He hurriedly opens the boxes up and starts to eat what I made. I stand beside him awkwardly before he pauses and laughs. “Sorry! Here, sit with us!” He pulls out a seat for me and pays it excitedly. I grin as my face heats up and I sit down next to him. “Thank you again! This is amazing!” He compliments, beaming radiantly at me and my cooking.
“I’m glad you liked it…” I smile at him proudly and enjoy the rest of lunch.
ᓭི༏ᓯྀ ── Ink spun from my own fingertips—please don’t take, mirror, or rewrite it.
✑ 𝓈𝓎𝓃𝑜𝓅𝓈𝒾𝓈: So… who’s packing the biggest—pause. Tilt your head. Squint directly into the imaginary camera like you’re about to leak government-classified intel… personality?
We’ve got the full roster on deck: TKATB Men—the unholy vault where we’re breaking down the most criminally necessary intel of all: who’s the biggest, who’s the prettiest, who’s doing the absolute most, and for fun.... who would survive No Nut November?
✑ 𝓇𝑒𝓆𝓊𝑒𝓈𝓉: I am currently procrastinating and avoiding doing my finals.
✑ 𝓉𝒶𝑔𝓈: oneshot/s · tkatb x gn! reader · gn! reader · tkatb fluff/smut · mutual pining · chaotic energy · written in stolen moments · teasing · seductive humor · sleep-deprived writer · established relationship · sexual abstinence.
✑ 𝓌𝒸: 20k
The screen didn’t glide into a crowd or a stage or any kind of spectacle this time. No confetti. No spotlight. No cheery host waiting to traumatize everyone for sport.
No—this time it drifted straight into Yaya’s loft, like a camera had gotten bored with theatrics and decided to creep through a window instead.
The place looked like someone had bottled the inside of a gothic daydream and then spilled it everywhere. Deep greens, bruised purples, velvety blacks—rich textures draped over furniture like they’d grown there. A metal canopy bed sat in the background, its frame carved with curling, thornlike swirls, the shadows from the lace curtains casting tangled shapes across the ceiling.
The fairy lights weren’t cute or whimsical; they glowed low and warm, flickering against jars of pinned moths, glossy ceramic skulls, and stacks of psych textbooks that doubled as décor. Notes were taped to the wall in a constellation of controlled chaos, diagrams of brains and behavior patterns pinned between dried flowers and insect wings.
And there, right in the middle of this mess, was Yaya.
Her hair had surrendered to fatigue—an enormous, soft, chaotic halo of curls spilling over her shoulders, untamed except for the side braids still clinging to structure like stubborn soldiers.
She wore a matching yoga set, muted and comfortable, swallowed by an oversized cardigan that looked like it was actively trying to hug her back into bed.
She sat hunched at her desk, overworked and far past the “cute grind” stage, surrounded by a battlefield of crumpled notes, four open textbooks, filled with psychology and neuro based, five highlighters, and at least one empty tea mug that had given up on being warm hours ago.
Her skin glowed even under the dim lights—warm, smooth, frustratingly pretty for someone who looked seconds away from collapsing.
Yaya slumps forward in her chair, eyes half-dead, half-feral, her hoodie hooded, her blanket draped around her like a tragic Victorian ghost who overdosed on Canvas notifications.
“I’m so sick of this bullshit… winter break just come faster please,” she groans, voice low, frayed, the kind of tone that tells you she’s been existing on caffeine, fumes, and pure resentment for five days straight.
“Stress that I can’t work,” she mumbles, “because of the stress that’s stopping me from working. One, two… one, two, three… release them.”
Her vocal stim hits the air like a mantra meant to ward off academic hell. Then she slumps deeper. “Ughhhhh… I don’t wanna do this shit anymore…”
She drops her head onto her desk dramatically.
“I'm tired of this, grandpa…”
And right on cue—
“Well, too damn bad.”
Yaya slowly lifts her head, eyes narrowed, lips pouted, looking directly at the FaceTime camera from her laptop. On-screen was no other than, Geo sits at his desk. Hair slicked back with a single bobby pin, skincare facemask on, posture perfect, looking like a man who has fully accepted his fate as her emotional support academic babysitter.
She squints. “Didn’t think you’d know that reference.”
Without looking up from his notes, Geo answers flatly, already a little annoyed, “Why wouldn’t I? You literally say half of this shit every day whenever you don’t wanna do something.”
Yaya rolls her eyes, letting silence hangs for three seconds. Then—“I wish I could get a free bag of chips…”
Geo stills. He attempts to keep writing.
Then Yaya drops into a low, demonic baritone like she’s possessed by a rapper: “Beefin’ with my chick while I’m in jail… tryna not to click off restriction can’t make a bail…“
Geo stops writing. His pen literally hovers mid-air.
Yaya leans closer to the camera. “But for real like I’m—dead ass—kinda hungry. Can you bring me food, please?”
“No.”
She gasps dramatically. “The hell, why not?”
He finally looks up, unimpressed. “Last time I brought you food, you didn’t even eat it. You fell asleep. Right after saying you were hungry.”
Yaya blinks… then hits him with the glitch-gremlin stim: “Did I? Did I—did I did I did I did I did I do—?”
Geo freezes mid-sentence. Mid-thought. Mid-life. His soul leaves his body for a quick break. He closes his eyes, breathes slow, like he’s communicating with a higher power that gave up on him.
Then—Right when he regains an ounce of control—
“I’M HUNGRYYYY!” Yaya announces like a foghorn.
Geo snaps—just a little. “In a MINUTE!” he barks.
Yaya is vibrating with held-in laughter, shoulders shaking, trying so hard not to explode. Geo, meanwhile, is staring at her like she’s a tax audit that learned how to talk. He glares. She snickers anyway.
Then—the moment hits.
Geo blinks… stiffens… and realization crawls over his face like a slow Windows XP loading bar. “…Did I just say ‘in a minute’?” Yaya stops laughing. Smiles the smile of a villain, “You suuuuuure did.”
Geo inhales like he’s trying to breathe in a whole new personality. “Yaya,” he says, voice too calm, so calm it’s a threat, “Please stop.”
She tilts her head, innocent, then sighs dramatically and goes: “Hello?”
Geo pauses. “…Hello?” he answers, confused.
She leans closer to the camera, eyes squinted like she’s checking a menu. “Damn… I still can’t hear you. now”
He frowns. “Yaya—”
She cups her ear. “Herro?”
Geo’s jaw drops. He looks at her like she committed a felony against his ancestors. “Are you fucking kidding me?”
She’s laughing now, full gremlin, completely gone.
He tries to regain control—“Stop. I’m serious.”
Yaya grins, wicked and effortless. Then she finishes him off with the final vocal stim combo: “Hibachi… Benihana… teriyaki.” i’m so wrong.
Geo freezes. A full second passes.
Then—Click.
He hangs up. The FaceTime window slams shut on her laptop like God personally ended the call.
Yaya stares at the blank screen… and bursts into laughter.
She damn near slides out of her chair and onto the floor, legs kicking, hair a mess, eyes watering. It’s the laugh of someone who’s been held hostage by finals week for far too long and is now officially in her “unhinged but still passing” era. She’s still laughing when her eyes drift upward—very slow, very dramatic—and lock onto you.
The dearest readers. The audience.
The witnesses of her downfall.
“…Oh. Ffff—fuck.” She blinks, sits up straighter, then immediately slouches like her spine just gave up on being vertebrate. “Uh—heyyyy, dearest audience. Didn’t realize y’all were just gonna—materialize in my apartment like the IRS.”
She rubs her face, groaning into her palms before dragging them down her cheeks. “Sooo… update, your lovely host is currently losing it.”
She pauses for a second thinking, saying, “Like, legit two minutes away from face-planting onto this desk and accepting death by keyboard indentation. Finals week is jumpin’ me in an alleyway, and I’m just—”She makes a vague spiraling motion in the air.
“—here. Alive. Technically. Enough to talk shit.”
She glances off to the side, squinting like someone is lurking there in the shadows judging her GPA, her sleep schedule, and her life decisions. Then she leans into the camera, voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper.
“And honestly? I don’t even know if I’m doin’ the whole game-show host shtick again. It’s cute, yeah—but fourth-wall breakin’? That shit awkward sometimes. And it eats hours of my time. I got papers due, exams cookin’ me like rotisserie, and caffeine levels that violate several medical guidelines.”
Yaya dropped her voice even lower—conspiratorial, messy, absolutely up to no good. “And I’m like… ninety-nine percent sure Geo would yeet my ahh into low Earth orbit if he knew I was over here talkin’ to y’all…”
She flicked her eyes back to her laptop, lifting her chin like an auntie adjusting her readers, squinting HARD. “…gossipin’ about dick sizes instead of studying." She paused. Dramatic. Cinematic. Like she was waiting for someone to hit a spotlight.
“…So let’s make this quick—ha. Ha. Get it?”
Then she suddenly snapped her gaze up, staring straight into the souls of her audience with an unnervingly serious expression. “But no—deadass. I to quickly give yall headcanons before Geo calls back and sees I’m not studying. Again. That man gon’ confiscate my whole personality.”
Her eyes lit up with unfiltered chaos—the kind that announces she is no longer supervised. “Alright, dearies. Let’s get into—dick dick dick hopin’, dick dick dick hopin’, dick dick dick hopin’—”
Ignore my vocal stims, I’m so tried rn.
✑ 𝒸𝓇𝑜𝓌𝑒
Verdict: A // The Princely Perfect.
Okay, pull up a chair, let’s have a respectful conversation about Art. And by Art, I mean that dick. Because calling this thing “just a dick” is like calling the Mona Lisa “just a painting.” It’s a crime against beauty, and I won’t stand for it.
Estimated Length: Let’s call it a graceful, generous 5.9 inches (14.986 cm) of pure, unadulterated yes. Look. In a world of chaotic monsters and moody artillery pieces, this one? This one is art.
Like if you're considering genetics, I generally have no clue what Crowe is, what I mean by is race wise, so gonna assume that he's a mix of everything, definitely POC, a little bit Native American, a little bit black, and he got some French blood in him too, are my headcanons.
So with that information, It’s not big big. It’s perfect big. Just above average in the way a vintage sports car is just above average—it’s not about raw size, but about flawless design, exquisite proportion, and the sheer, thrilling promise of performance.
The Visual Breakdown: First, the shape. It’s… elegant.
The skin is smooth and deep brown, like polished mahogany, making the intricate roadmap of raised, blueish veins stand out in stark, beautiful contrast. It’s vascular in a way that looks powerful, not aggressive—like the elegant engineering visible on a luxury watch.
It’s got this gentle, insistent curve to it—not a crazy hook, just a graceful bend that you just know is going to hit spots you forgot you had. It’s the architectural blueprint for a really, really good time.
And the girth? Let's talk about it. It’s not intimidating. It’s satisfying. Substantial. Like it was engineered in a lab for maximum feel-good pressure.
The kind of thickness that makes you close your eyes and just sink into it. It’s robust without being rude, filling you up in that "oh-that's-exactly-what-I-needed" way.
Then there’s the vein. One thick, proud highway of pleasure running right along the top, leading the way straight to the main event. It’s the visual promise of how good it’s going to feel moving inside you.
And the tip.
Oh, the tip. the crown jewel.
A broad, beautifully shaped helmet that commands attention. In a slightly lighter, flushed shade than the shaft, it’s perpetually glossy—like it’s been polished by anticipation.
This isn't a subtle suggestion; it's a bold, elegant period at the end of a very compelling sentence. That large, perfect head is going to make its presence known, creating a delicious, stretching fullness with every entrance.
The Experience (Theoretical, of course): To be with Crowe is to become the center of his universe.
He doesn't just want to have you; he wants to witness you—to chart every tremor, capture every sigh, and learn the constellations of pleasure that map your skin. Forget being a passenger; you are the destination, the prized star he’s spent a lifetime learning to navigate by.
He is, unequivocally, a giver. He will kneel like a devotee at the altar of you, his mouth a study in reverent worship, his sole mission to pull galaxies from your nerves until you're unraveled and pliant in his hands.
This isn't people-pleasing; it's curation. He’s building the masterpiece of your pleasure, piece by shuddering piece, because your ecstasy is his ultimate prize. It’s a possessive generosity—he wants to be the only one who knows how to make you burn this brightly.
And he knows.
He knows the exact pressure that makes your back arch, the spot behind your knee that makes you gasp, the rhythm that turns your moans into pleas. His touch is a language he’s fluent in, and you are his favorite scripture.
When he finally sheathes himself inside you, it’s with a slow, devastating certainty. That perfect curve finds its home, nudging a silent, celestial chord within you.
The just-right girth isn't an invasion; it's a completion, a filling so exquisitely full it feels like your body was sculpted around his. Every inch is a claim, every retreat a promise of return. He starts as a slow, deep tide, each roll of his hips a deliberate wave designed to pull the very soul from your bones.
His forehead rests against yours, his breaths mingling, his deep blue eyes eyes holding yours as if watching supernovas ignite in your pupils.
But the true magic begins when the rhythm moves. When his gentle, worshipful pace fractures into something needier, more primal. His arms cage you, his body a furnace against your back, and his mouth finds your ear.
This is when the poet becomes a prophet of filth.
The whispers aren't sweet nothings. They are graphic, breathtaking promises—a raw, velvet-rough stream of exactly what he's doing to you, what he's going to do, how you feel around him, how he'll never get enough. Each filthy, perfect word is a strike against the last of your composure, stoking the fire he so carefully built.
"That's it, let go for me. I feel you shaking apart. You take me so perfectly, like you were made for it. You are. Gonna feel this for days, starlight. Every time you move, you'll remember how full you are right now."
It’s a relentless, beautiful assault. The overstimulation isn't an accident; it's his fervent goal. He chases you through the first climax, through the second, refusing to let you come down, worshipping the sensitive, shuddering aftermath until you're begging not for him to stop, but for the strength to survive the paradise he's built.
He will make you see supernovas behind your eyelids. He will orchestrate superclusters of sensation until you are nothing but stardust and sweat in his arms.
He doesn't just want you to cum. He wants to guide you through the birth and death of entire galaxies, all within the cradle of his body.
And when he finally allows himself his own release, it’s with your name on his lips—a prayer offered back to the heaven he found in you. Don't grill me I know this man does not believe in God
Overall Vibe: This isn't anatomy. It’s a masterclass.
It screams “genetic lottery” while whispering, “and I have a standing appointment for maintenance.” Every inch is shaved smoother than a marble statue because he considers sweat vulgar. There’s a single, perfect beauty mark underneath, like God’s own signature of approval.
It’s classical. It’s flawless.
This is genetic luck combined with fastidious care. It’s clean-shaven, not a hair out of place, because Crowe treats his body like a temple and this is the altar.
It’s a dick that knows it’s pretty, but carries that knowledge with a poised, quiet confidence rather than arrogance. It doesn't scream; it insinuates. It’s the physical embodiment of "Prince Charming" – classic, flawless, and utterly, devastatingly effective. It doesn’t just get the job done; it makes the job feel like a privilege.
So, how long Crowe lasting in NNN?
Well, your money was on him making it about halfway through the month. Not because he was weak, but because his greatest strength—that infuriating, princely self-control—was also his greatest liability. It was the very thing that would make his fall so spectacular.
Crowe had always been composed AND respectful, his poise a fortress. Every movement was measured, every word a carefully chosen diplomat, every raised eyebrow calibrated to convey charming exasperation rather than the internal screaming of a man about to boil over.
So it didn't surprise you when he announced, with that trademark tilt of his chin and a smug sparkle in his blueberry eyes, that No Nut November would be “a simple demonstration of discipline.”
You laughed, because you knew what was coming.
For the first week, he was an immovable object. He didn't just resist; he seemed to transcend the very concept of temptation.
He smiled, a placid, untroubled thing, when you draped yourself over the back of his chair to whisper a tease in his ear. He offered you his arm as if you were both strolling through a palace garden, his touch through his gloves infuriatingly calm. He was performing composure so perfectly you almost believed it.
You didn't think he was struggling.
You knew he was. It was in the science of him.
By week two, the hypothesis was proven. The empirical data was in the subtle seismic shifts of his body. The way his breathing shallowed when you "accidentally" brushed against him in the hallway.
The way his eyes, usually so focused, would snag on the line of your neck for a heartbeat too long, as if he were mentally calculating the structural integrity of his resolve. The way his fingers—those damnable, always-gloved fingers—twitched with a minute, desperate energy when you laced yours with them.
He tried to hide it, of course. Always.
But you were a scholar of Crowe.
"You seem a bit tense, my prince," you'd purr, tracing a feather-light circle on his shoulder.
The response was always the same: a slow, deliberate blink, a slight adjustment of his cuffs, and that polite, maddening smile. "I assure you, I'm perfectly fine. Your concern is… noted."
Spoiler alert: he was not perfectly fine.
The pressure was building, a tectonic plate grinding against its neighbor. The vein on his beautiful cock was probably throbbing a frantic Morse code.
That ever-leaking tip was a testament to the war being waged beneath the surface of his impeccable trousers.
His princely superpower was being tested, not by grand temptation, but by the slow, exquisite torture of your presence—the very presence he was too disciplined to push away.
And you were going to be there, with a front-row seat, to witness the glorious moment the dam finally broke.
By week three, the teasing started to turn into a full-blown, quiet war.
Not intentional, never fully intentional… but you could see it in the way he forgot his own words halfway through when he whispered near your ear, how his gaze flickered from your lips to your eyes and back like he was actively trying not to melt, or how his hand “accidentally” lingered at your waist as he reached for something across the table.
During dinner, his knee would graze yours and stay there, innocently enough, but just long enough to remind you he was human.
During a movie, his arm would slide around your shoulder at first politely, then slowly tighten in a way that said, I’m dying but also don’t get any ideas.
And yet… he never crossed the line. Not once.
He was little stubborn. Determined, in that impossibly classy way that made it feel like he owned your heart without demanding it.
And yes… you gently tormented him whenever possible, because watching him struggle without ever falling was a little addictive.
Crowe had survived half a month of teasing, discipline, and whatever brand of slow-burn psychological warfare you kept accidentally inflicting on him.
You honestly thought he’d make it to the finish line. He looked so composed, so noble, so Crowe about it all. His posture was straight enough to shame the spines of lesser men, his voice was steady and polite, and every glance he gave you was that warm, lingering nonsense that made you think, wow, he’s really holding it together.
But he wasn’t. Not even close.
Because you had no idea you were the problem.
Okay… maybe you lied, you kinda knew you were the torture device. However still , you was completely unaware as he—fool that he was—invited you over for a sleepover. A cozy one. A wholesome one. The kind where you baked star-shaped cookies and built a blanket fort that looked like a Pinterest board having a spiritual awakening.
And then, like a final nail in his celestial coffin, you curled up against his side.
Crowe had you tucked under his arm as if that was a normal, because it was. He was reading from a thick constellation book, voice softened to a tender murmur as he traced heroes and monsters across the sky for you. He was warm, steady, comfortable—his version of relaxed, which meant “I’m dying in silence but politely.”
You moved without thinking, stretching your legs, letting your thigh brush his. Just a casual touch. Barely anything. The kind of movement you’d done before without it meaning anything.
But this time?
Crowe went still—utterly, catastrophically still.
The flow of his words about Orion’s belt cut off as if severed. The book slipped from his slackened grip, tumbling onto the rug with a muffled, definitive thud.
Like he’d been unplugged from reality for a full second. Like a man trying to reboot his entire nervous system before it betrayed him publicly. Like every ounce of self-control he’d built over two miserable, holy weeks suddenly snapped in half with the gentlest sweep of your leg.
Yeah. He was so, so not surviving this.
When you looked up at his face, the gentle scholar was gone. His dark blue eyes were dark pools, his pupils swallowing the warm, only a ring of raw hunger remained. His breath hitched, a sharp, audible intake that spoke of a dam about to break.
“Uhh Crowe?” you asked softly, tilting your head. “You alright?”
He didn’t answer.
Instead, sild himself on the floor in one stiff, careful move. He looked tense all over, his jaw locked tight. His hands, which were usually so smooth and sure, were curled into tight fists at his sides.
You could see them trembling, like he was holding himself back with everything he had.
“Don’t move,” he said, his voice low and rough. It wasn’t a suggestion. It was a strained command wrapped in a plea, and the sound of it went straight through you.
You stayed perfectly still as he stepped closer. He moved slowly, his eyes dragging over you—your lips, your shoulders, all the way down—like he was touching you without using his hands.
“I was doing so good,” he breathed out, the words sounding pained. “I was right there…”
His hand came up, his thumb stroking your cheekbone so gently it made your breath catch. Then he leaned in, resting his hot forehead against yours.
You could feel the heat of his skin, could hear his shaky, uneven breathing against your mouth. He was falling apart.
“I’m sorry,” he whispered against your neck, his lips brushing your skin. “I can’t. I just… can’t do this.”
He let out a ragged breath.
“You’re everything I try not to think about,” he confessed, his voice a deep, tempting rumble you felt everywhere. “And you’re just sitting here, looking like heaven, all soft and trusting against me… you really think I can handle that?”
A little smile tugged at your lips. You couldn’t help it. “Crowe, pretty sure this was your idea.”
He flinched like you’d struck him. “But you pushed for me to agree, didn’t you?” he accused, his voice breaking.
And then his hands were on your hips, and he was pulling you up and into his lap, settling back onto the floor with you straddling him.
And then—oh—you felt it.
A thick, hard heat pressed right where you were most sensitive, straining against his pants and yours. No more games. No more talking. Just the raw, aching truth.
He was painfully, completely hard.
A rough, broken sound tore from his chest the second you settled against him. His arms wrapped around you, locking you against the frantic beat of his heart. He buried his face in the curve of your neck, his whole body trembling.
“I need you,” he gasped, the words hot and desperate against your skin. “Every. Single. Breath. I need you, starlight.”
Oh my…
Of course you couldn’t deny him.
The world had melted. There was nothing but the sweet, suffocating heat between you—the hard, sculpted press of his stomach against your thigh, the damp slide of skin on skin, the relentless, driving rhythm of his hips as he pinned you deep into the pillows.
His legs were planted wide, knees sinking into the blanket fort, the man anchoring himself as he moved in you like the tide.
Bed was too far. He needed you now, here in this nest he’d made, where the air was thick with the smell of him and you and need.
You tried to form his name, something—a plea, a protest, a prayer—but all that escaped was a broken, shuddering moan, high and thready and desperate.
Crowe laughed softly above you, a low, velvety rumble that vibrated from his chest right into yours. He listened to you choke on your own pleasure as if it were a favorite song, as if he’d written the very melody of your undoing.
“Sounds like the whole building’s gonna know what a naughty little thing you are,” he murmured, his lips brushing the shell of your ear, his breath a hot, intimate caress.
He drove into you again, a long, deep, careful stroke that filled you so completely it stole the air from your lungs. “I’m a bit jealous, to be honest. Wish I could keep these pretty noises all to myself.”
But he was a beautiful hypocrite.
Because he didn’t slow. Not one bit. His pace remained possessive, claiming, each thrust a deliberate re-mapping of your insides. His hands, which had been gentle on your cheeks, were now firm on your hips, his long fingers digging into the soft give of your skin as he guided you to meet him, pull him deeper.
He held your legs in the air, your ankles resting in the cradle of his palms, spreading you into a wide, vulnerable V that left you utterly open to him, each entry a shock of perfect, deep friction.
“Come on, starlight,” he coaxed, his voice shifting from teasing velvet to something darker, more commanding. Raw worship wrapped in a growl. “Please let them hear you. Let them all know exactly who’s making you feel this good.”
He punctuated his words with a series of sharp, precise rolls of his hips—deep, grinding circles that pressed against every secret, sensitive place inside you. Your back arched off the blankets, a silent scream trembling on your lips.
“Just one more,” he breathed, his own control fraying, his rhythm becoming a pounding, urgent beat. Sweat gleamed on his temple. “Just like that… perfect… now you do it. Let go for me. I need to feel you come around me. Need to know I did this to you.”
The praise fell from his lips like a command, but you could hear the worship in it. He was coaxing you to the edge, yes, but he was also conducting your cries, his rhythm a relentless, deep tempo that stole your breath and your thoughts.
He wasn’t just making you feel good—he was making sure you couldn’t forget who was making you feel this way.
A broken, dragging thrust hit a place so deep and so right that a long, shameless wail tore from your throat. You saw his eyes flutter shut for a second, a faint, beautiful blush coloring his cheeks. The smug control slipped, just for a heartbeat, replaced by something raw and dazed.
“You sound…” he breathed, his voice thick with wonder. “You sound like you’re having so much fun.” His movements never hesitate, but they changed. They became less about rhythm and more about response.
He was reading every clench around him, every tremble in your thighs, every gasping breath you managed to steal.
“Your body is so fucking responsive to me,” he groaned, the awe in his voice as tangible as his touch. He leaned down, sealing the words with a searing, breathless kiss before pulling back just enough for you to see the dark, tender triumph in his eyes. “I love you so much.”
The words, soft and profound, shouldn’t have been the final straw. But wrapped in the raw, physical truth of his possession, they were. He wasn’t just claiming your body; he was claiming your heart in the midst of the frenzy.
His focus was absolute—on your pleasure, on your safety, on the cherished surrender he was guiding you through. Your incoherence wasn’t a failure to him. It was a masterpiece he’d painted with his own hands.
And when you finally broke, he was right there with you. Your climax crashed over you in a wave of blinding, shuddering release, and you felt him pulse deep within you, his own control surrendering to yours.
He held you through it, his forehead pressed to yours, his breaths ragged hymns against your lips.
As the last tremors faded, he pressed a feather-light kiss to your swollen mouth, then tucked his face against your neck, his voice a hoarse, satisfied whisper in your ear. “Thank you, dearest.”
You were limp, wordless, utterly spent. And he was the glorious, smirking cause of it all. A lazy, post-bliss smile touched your lips as you finally found your voice, weak and teasing.
“So much for winning No Nut November.”
You felt the rumble of his quiet laugh against your skin. He lifted his head, his eyes dark with a renewed, playful promise. “Mm. True.” His thumb brushed your lower lip. “But if I recall, earlier you were begging for me to slow down… and yet here you are, making jokes at my expense.” He leaned in, his voice dropping to a sinful murmur.
“Someone who teases a man right after he’s made them see stars… deserves a little punishment, don’t you think?”
Holy shit this man will always be so fine.
✑ 𝓈𝑜𝓁
Verdict: S??? /// The "Oh My God, What Is That"
Listen. I need you to focus. Right now. Put the phone down, look at me through the screen. We are talking about Sol. You know, the one who looks at a sunset and sees a metaphor for existential dread.
Total sad emo vibes. Your brain goes, Aww, poor little guy.
THEN. HE. UNZIPS.
And just like that, the emo boy narrative is hella accurate. Right on the spot. What you’re looking at is not a person, it’s a biological phenomenon. Your brain does the blue screen of death. The laws of physics hiccup. It’s that level of serious. Also, I feel like his canon that he's known to have a big dick, emo dudes be packing.
Estimated Length: 6.8 INCHES. (17.272 cm)
This is not a debate, this is a public service announcement. Seven-point-four inches of “maybe you should sit down for this conversation.”Let’s be so for real right now. In the game, when MC sits in his lap? The fact that you don’t immediately feel a structural beam poking into your lower back is the real fantasy. Come on, fuck me, emo boy.
How did he not get hard from the weight of your perfect ass? The restraint is frankly unrealistic. You should have felt that absolute unit of a cock just… existing. It practically has its own gravitational pull.
The man is walking around with that and still has low self-esteem? The math is not mathing. He’s packing a howitzer and acting like it’s a water pistol.
The Visual Breakdown This is not just length.
This is GIRTH. This is WEIGHT. This thing has density. It’s like he’s smuggling a perfectly formed, vein-map-covered monument in his pants. One look and your inner voice just goes, “…oh. Oh. Okay. We’re doing this today.”
His skin is pale it’s basically a high-definition screen. And on that screen? A full IMAX documentary of every single thick, blue vein pulsing down the shaft. You can trace them. You can see the blood flow.
It’s science, but make it… graphic.
The for the tip, It’s cut, neat, and polite-looking for about half a second. But then you see it’s always slick. Always. There is a constant, glistening bead of precum just… hanging out. Because the mere idea of you existing turns this man into a leaky faucet of desire. It’s not just wet; it’s enthusiastic.
Lucky, he keeps it curated. A thin, dark happy trail that leads down like a runway, pointing you toward glory. It frames a light bush of pubes that’s just there to accentuate the main event. Below, his balls are smooth, heavy, and serious-looking—the solid foundation for this architectural wonder.
The Experience (Theoretical, Obviously… Unless?):
Let's get into the gritty, glorious details of Sol. We're talking about a 7.4-inch masterpiece that's more of a spiritual journey than a sexual act.
Like picture this. You're on your knees, and you look up. You see his twunk physique—that lean, archer's build—utterly tense. Every corded muscle in his stomach is clenched so tight it looks carved from stone.
His hands are fisted in the sheets, knuckles white, trembling not from weakness but from the sheer, overwhelming effort of holding still. And there it is, in stark contrast: that veiny, monstrous cock, thick and heavy in the air, looking almost comically large against his shy, flustered expression.
He can't even look at you; his head is thrown back, eyes screwed shut, a blush staining his cheeks. The sight of such devastating power held in check by pure, frantic vulnerability?
It's a drug. It makes you feral.
Now, the feel of getting your lips around him is a commitment. It’s not just taking him in; it's an exercise in jaw relaxation and strategic breathing. Your lips stretch around that substantial girth, meeting smooth, fever-hot skin.
As you take him deeper, your tongue maps a topography of pure masculine architecture—you feel every single ridge of a thick vein, every pronounced pulse, the hard, unyielding reality of him.
The blunt, broad head is a constant, slick presence against the roof of your mouth or the back of your throat, tasting clean and salty-sweet from the generous precum that just doesn't stop.
You have to remember to breathe through your nose, to pace yourself, because taking on all of him is like a workout. It’s literally hell on your jaw, a beautiful, exhausting challenge.
But here’s the thing—you don't even need to pace yourself for long, because the motherfucker cums fast. All that anxious, pent-up energy has one exit strategy, and it's explosive.
The power trip isn't in a long, drawn-out performance. It's in the sheer speed of his undoing. A few good sucks, a deep take where he hits the back of your throat, and he's gone. You'll feel him tense, hear a choked-off, guttural sound ripped from his chest—a sound of pure, shocking release he never meant to make.
And there is so. Much. Of it.
If he comes in your mouth, you will not be able to swallow it all. It’s not a spurt; it’s a flood. A warm, salty rush that fills your mouth and threatens to spill over. You'll be swallowing in gulps, some of it inevitably trickling from the corners of your lips.
If he comes inside you? Forget about it.
It’s a deluge. There’s so much volume that even after he pulls out, it's not just a little drip. It’s a leak. A warm, ongoing spill of his cum, mixed with your own, that you’ll feel for hours. A blatant, physical reminder of the catastrophic load that shy, anxious boy was secretly carrying around.
Just sucking him off is never just a chore. It's a direct line to his soul. It's witnessing a quiet, controlled person completely and utterly shatter in under two minutes because of you.
It's filthy, it's overwhelming, it's a logistical challenge, and you will love every single, messy, breathtaking second of it.
It’s not just sex; it’s a mercy killing of his tension, and you walk away feeling like a conquering hero, covered in the evidence.
Overall Vibe:
Like this isn’t just a dick. It’s a permanent core memory. It’s a psychological thriller where the twist is in his pants. It’s awe, anxiety, and "oh-my-god" all rolled into one. It will ruin you for other men, like you're a body will memorize the shape of Sol, and you will thank it for the privilege.
This is the magic.
This… cathedral of a cock… belongs to a man who gets flustered if you hold eye contact for too long. He’s secretly terrified it’s too much or somehow not enough.
That tension is the most addictive drug on earth. You don't just want him; you want to praise him. You want to tell him he’s perfect while you’re actively trying not to pass out from the sheer scale of him.
TL;DR: Big Dick Energy is an understatement.
This is Apocalyptic Cock Clarity. It’s humbling. It’s chaotic. It’s a lot. And once you’ve seen it, you’ll spend the rest of your life trying to get the image out of your head… and failing. Beautifully.
So, how long Sol lasting in NNN?
Honestly, he wouldn't even fucking try. He didn’t make it to November 1st at 12:01 a.m.
Seriously. The mere concept of No Nut November probably had him twitching, pacing, and muttering nonsense to himself like a man possessed.
Honestly, you and him could just be doing something normal—like cooking in the kitchen together. He’s chopping vegetables, humming a little tune, completely fine… until you happen to brush your hand against his arm a second too long.
Or, God forbid, lean in and whisper something very logical, like asking him to pass over a knife in his ear. BAM. The man’s entire composure evaporates. Face turns a dozen shades of red. Knees buckle. Breath goes from zero to 100 in under two seconds. He’s on the floor, on the counter, halfway hugging your leg, begging like a frantic cartoon:
“Please! Please! Pumpkin, I can’t take it! Just one touch! I feel like I’m gonna explode!”
And that’s before the first coffee of the month has even been brewed. He doesn’t even know what “self-control” means. He doesn’t understand “discipline.” He only understands immediate gratification and that staring at you is illegal in some very specific, cosmic way.
You don’t even need to try hard.
One smirk, one careless brush of your fingers across the counter near his thigh, and he’s bouncing off the walls like he’s powered by pure pent-up desire. He’s a squirming, groaning, panting disaster who somehow manages to look simultaneously cute and tragic.
You just watch, barely holding back laughter, as Sol practically begs you to “relieve the pressure” he didn’t even know existed until he tried to stop.
Like, go on now, you wanted that monster ass cock. lil freak ass.
Just… go touch him inappropriately. He probably needs the fucking reassurance. His words were a desperate sensation he was stirring within you. But "just like you want" was an understatement. This wasn't the practiced, lovemaking you were used to.
This was a raw, primal claiming, hardly of a fucking day of denied release fueling every deep, rolling thrust that pressed him against that perfect, dizzying spot inside you. The kitchen counter, once a place of domestic order, was now a testament to his shattered control.
His hips moving in that steady, devastating rhythm, but his eyes never left your face, searching for a sign, any sign, that you were still with him. The silent, breathless pleasure that had gripped you was terrifying him.
Again, not even a minute into November, his discipline had been a fortress, and you, in your innocent closeness, had been both its architect and its destroyer.
Now, in the ruins of that fortress, the only thing left was a desperate need to please you, to prove that this loss of control was for you.
"Please," he begged again, his voice cracking as he drove into you, the sound of your bodies meeting a wet, pulsing slap that echoed in the quiet kitchen. "I need to hear you. I need to know this is right. That I'm... that I'm doing this for you."
He was fucking you with a depth and intensity that felt like it was scarring his very soul, each thrust a confession of the pathetic, aching desperation he’d held at bay for so long.
His hands, which had been gripping your hips, moved—one splaying across the small of your back to support you, the other coming up to cradle your jaw, his thumb stroking your cheek with a tenderness that violently contradicted the force of his movements.
"All that time," he panted, his breath hot against your lips, "every time you leaned on me, every time you smiled... I was thinking of this. Of how you would feel... wrapped around me... taking me... ruining me."
Finally, a broken, gasping moan was torn from your throat. It was all the confirmation he needed.
A ragged sound of relief and pure, unadulterated lust ripped from him. "Yes," he growled, his composure incinerated. "That's it. Let me hear it. Let me hear what I've been denying myself."
His thrusts became harder, faster, losing their measured roll for a frantic, pounding pace. This was no longer just about your pleasure; it was a frantic race to his own, a month of pent-up need demanding release.
The NNN challenge, his "simple demonstration of discipline," was a distant, laughable memory. All that remained was the feel of you, the sound of you, the exquisite, tight heat of you milking him toward the edge.
"I can't last," he confessed, his voice a hoarse, broken thing against your neck. "You feel too good... I've waited too long... I'm—" His words cut off in a guttural groan, his entire body seizing as he spilled deep inside you, his thrusts slowing to shallow, jerking pulses that wracked his frame.
He held you there, pinned between the cold counter and his trembling, sweat-slicked body, for a long, breathless moment, his forehead once again resting against yours, as if in prayer.
Oh, sweet, horny, chaotic Sol.
No Nut November didn’t stand a damn chance.
✑ 𝑔𝑒𝑜
Okay, before we even think about talking about Geo’s… measurements, let’s establish something clearly so no one sprints into my inbox AGAIN:
I, for a fact, KNOW Geo is aroace. I know this. Fantasia knows this. And yes—your writer (hiiii) is aroace too. I’m not out here forgetting the fundamentals of the character.
Good. Now that we’ve cleared the air? We can continue.
Verdict: C+ // It's does it job.
Don't come from my head now on the grade, yes, yes, I’m Geo stan untill I die. But let's be so for real right now. Like we have to talk about Geo’s… situation, and I'm going to be brutally honest: it's fine. It's a dick. He has one. Moving on.
No, but seriously, it's pretty fine?
And don’t look at me like that—I LIKE I KNOW YALL MAKE FACIAL EXPRESSION READING THIS.
The thing you have to understand about Geo… He does not care, like at all. He has never once googled "average penis size" at 3 AM. He did not look at it during puberty and think, "Yes, this will be my villain origin story." He looked at it, shrugged, and probably went back to adjusting his bow sight. The sheer, unbothered neutrality is almost impressive.
Estimated Length: A soild 5.7 Inches. (14.478 cm)
Again, before you come for me, just know I came for science. I'm talking charts. Graphs. Cold, hard, dispassionate data. (And no, I did not use the hand-to-height-to-foot method because that's for horndogs and I’M are better than that.)
So after extensive, totally normal research, the math is in. For a Japanese man of his frankly unnecessary height (6'3" of pure, concentrated "do not speak to me"), 5.6 inches is statistically... gracious. A solid C+ from the universe. It's not rewriting any record books. It's not a spectacle.
It is, quite simply, proportionally polite. It's a few fractions above average, much like his proficiency at making a room feel tense simply by entering it. This isn't a dick built for legend.
It's a dick built for function. It is adequately sized to complete its intended tasks with quiet, brooding efficiency. Think of it less as a trophy and more as a very precise, very reliable tool that happens to be attached to a human storm cloud.
The Visual Breakdown:
With the girth it's got a decent, workmanlike thickness—nothing that'll make you see stars, but enough to let you know it's there. It’s thin yet long. And it has this subtle curve to the left. Not a dramatic hook, just a gentle, persistent lean, like it’s trying to quietly nudge your G-spot without making a whole fuss about it. Efficient.
For the vein situation, It is, I must admit, extremely veiny. Very pale skin, those blueish-purple pathways are like a detailed schematic. It looks less like a horny body part and more like expertly wired machinery. It’s giving "high-performance coolant system."
Then the tip and maintenance, the head is neat, defined, and probably turns a predictable, deep red when provoked—much like his ears. Everything is surgically groomed. There is no stray hair. The edges are sharp enough to cut glass.
It’s less "sexy manscaping" and more "routine equipment maintenance." He owns a specific pair of scissors for this, and they are sterilized.
The Experience (Theoretical, & Honestly, Who Knows With Him):
Okay, if. IF.
That reliable curve is going to apply pressure exactly where it should, with the consistency of a metronome. The girth would be a firm, filling presence—not overwhelming, just substantial. It wouldn’t be a wild ride; it’d be a targeted strike. You’d feel every one of those ridged veins as it moved, a tactile map of pure, focused function.
It’d be concentrated intensity.
It would feel like he’s focusing all his archer’s precision into a single, repeated motion, hitting the same perfect spot until you unravel, while he maybe thinking about tomorrow's weather. His competence would be the hottest part.
And when he blushed? A triumph.
Overall Vibe:
This isn't a chaotic monster or a princely masterpiece. This is a well-made tool. It’s sleek, efficient, and mildly intimidating in its perfectionism. It doesn't scream for attention; it just exists, impeccably, like a loaded crossbow on a wall.
It’s the dick equivalent of a perfectly balanced arrow: unassuming, deadly accurate, and completely indifferent to your opinion of it.
TL;DR: It's a very nice, very veiny, perfectly adequate dick attached to a human sniper rifle who does not care that we are having this conversation.
It gets the job done. Respectfully.
So… how long is Geo lasting in NNN?
…Please. The entire month. Easily. Effortlessly. Gracefully. This man would dominate No Nut November without even realizing he was participating.
The challenge could walk up to him, slap him across the face, and he’d blink twice, adjust his gloves, and carry on with his day like someone just sneezed near him. He would actually start fighting, ion think he’ll let anything like that side.
The whole concept of NNN? Utterly stupid to him. A “challenge” built on self-denial? Based on willpower? For sport? He already lives like that.
That’s his baseline.
He’d hear about it once and go, “That’s it? That’s the challenge?” while mentally calculating how he could complete it in the most efficient way possible.
Why? you maybe asking—here’s the funny part: Geo hates losing.
Not “oh, that’s annoying” hates losing. I mean viscerally, philosophically, aggressively refuses to accept defeat hates losing.
If you framed NNN as a competition, even jokingly—even with a stupid little chart or a fake leaderboard—he’d take it as seriously as Olympic qualifiers. He’d train. He’d analyze. He’d approach it with that terrifying “no failure allowed” professionalism that makes everyone else deeply uncomfortable.
And oh, you tried to get a reaction out of him.
You leaned in a little too close. Brushed your fingers against his hand. Tilted your head just right when you laughed. Whispered something you thought was suspiciously loaded.
He felt it. Oh, he absolutely felt it.
He’s not a robot—he’s just unfairly disciplined. Did he crack? Did he fold? Did he even blink?
No. Not a fucking chance.
Geo is built different. He’s less “man battling temptation” and more “ancient monk staring down the universe.” He’s got the lowest libido out of the entire TKATB roster—which, to be fair, is kind of funny compared to Sol, whose hormones I’m convinced are controlled by a demon.
But even with his calm, controlled, hyper-disciplined energy, he still has a human body.
And human bodies… sometimes do things.
Yes, even Geo gets hard.
Shocking, I know—everyone treat him like he’s some aroace ethereal, untouchable, but listen dearies… biology does not care about that shit.
He gets those erections—the spontaneous, deeply inconvenient, medically-normal ones that show up uninvited like, “hi there!” while he’s just trying to exist.
No arousal, no thoughts, no intentions.
Just his body going, testosterone momentwhile his soul leaves the chat. And Geo, being the extremely healthy, extremely disciplined adult man that he is, handles these incidents with the quiet despair of someone who thought he was above mortal inconveniences.
He’s never dramatic about it—no panic, no scrambling—just a dead-silent “oh for fuck’s sake” echoing through his skull while he stares at the wall like he’s negotiating peace with his own anatomy.
It’s not desire; it’s a biological.
A polite reminder that even he cannot transcend the human condition no matter how efficiently he files his paperwork. He takes these moments in stride, too—just straightens his posture, exhales like a man accepting fate, and continues his day with Olympian-level willpower.
Meanwhile, the rest of the TKATB men are dropping like flies in No Nut November. Group chat is on fire. Someone’s crying. Someone else already failed twice. Sol.
Geo wins NNN every year without even trying.
Until today.
One of those cursed, unavoidable situations finally hit him—the kind every man dreads and every god laughs at: the random yoga session hard-on. And of course, it had to happen when y’all were having morning yoga at his place. The one tradition he created. The one tradition he insisted you attend. The one tradition he could not walk away from without looking suspicious.
The yoga tradition itself was innocent.
Geo pitched it like he was prescribing medicine: meditation training, flexibility, mental discipline. And you, foolishly fond of his self-improvement rituals, agreed.
He was perfect at it.
Barefoot, serene, shirt abandoned five minutes in, posture carved out of marble, opera music pouring into his ears like he was communing with the heavens. He looked like a fallen angel doing injury-prevention stretches.
You, meanwhile, did not look like someone practicing mindfulness.
In Geo’s mind, you looked like a distracted housecat trying to imitate human yoga because you saw your owner doing it.
Like a very cute, very uncoordinated cat.
You moved around your mat with that aimless, feline energy—your limbs going wherever they pleased, your focus lasting maybe five seconds at a time, your body drifting closer to him the way a cat slowly scoots its way into someone’s lap without acknowledging it’s doing so.
A brush of your elbow against his arm. A knee tapping his thigh. Your back arching in that unconscious, cat-stretch way that was absolutely not intentional.
He felt all of it. He tried to ignore all of it.
But the micro-tells gave him away: the jaw tic, the sharp inhale, the deliberate exhale like he was recalibrating the universe, the flex of his fingers as though he was grounding himself in sheer willpower.
Then came your downfall.
You attempted a pose so ill-fated your body rejected it instantly. Your arms gave out, your legs folded, and you slid sideways like a cat misjudging a jump. You stayed there on the floor, staring blankly at your mat as though it had personally betrayed you.
“…Geo. Help.”
He shouldn’t have opened his eyes.
But he did—and his gaze dipped, strictly analytical, but undeniably affected. He took in your position, your closeness, the curve of your spine as you tried to keep yourself propped up, the soft frustrated huff that left you as you finally gave up and looked at him.
“What is it?” he asked, sounding far too calm for someone under internal siege.
“I can’t do the pose you’re doing.”
“You can do it without me.”
A lie. You both knew it.
You shook your head, defeated. “…Please.”
That single word caused the faintest slip in his composure—barely there, but real.
“Fine.” He set his headphones aside with quiet resignation and moved toward you with that precise, monk-like grace he had for everything—steps measured, shoulders relaxed, breath even, like he was preparing to handle a particularly troublesome cat that needed gentle guidance.
Geo crouched beside you, and his voice softened into that smooth, instructional tone he rarely used but knew worked on you.
“Alright,” he murmured, close enough for you to feel the steadiness in his presence. “Don’t force yourself into the shape. Just listen.”
His hands came to your arms—light at first, then firmer when you wobbled. He guided you gently, adjusting your elbows, straightening your spine with a single glide of his fingers down your back.
He leaned in to check your alignment, breath ghosting your cheek, and for a moment you swore he was close enough that if you turned your head, your lips would brush his jaw.
“Hold still,” he said quietly.
As if that was easy. You tried. Truly.
But having Geo hovering over you—his chest brushing your shoulder, his hands bracketing your hips to adjust your stance, his voice low and maddeningly calm—was exactly the kind of sensory overload your brain was not equipped for. Then the intrusive thought hit.
A stupid one. A reckless one.
What if I just… tackle him?
Before he could react, you launched yourself forward.
You crashed into him, a flurry of limbs and laughter that dissolved his perfect posture. He hit the mat with a soft thud, a sharp, indignant breath leaving his lips as he stared up at the ceiling, processing the indignity. Before he could muster a proper scowl, you were already settling over him, your knees sinking into the mat on either side of his lean hips.
Your hands found his wrists, pinning them gently but firmly beside his head. The skin under your palms was warm and smooth, stretched taut over the fine bones of his wrists. You could feel the steady, quickening pulse beneath your thumb.
Geo’s head tilted back, his dark blue hair fanning out against the mat as he fixed you with a look that was pure, unadulterated disbelief.
The morning light from the open screen window caught the subtle silver in his teal eyes, making them glow like frost over a deep lake.
“What in the hell are you doing?” he demanded, his voice a low, resonant rumble you felt in your own chest.
You grinned down at him, the thrill of the tackle still buzzing in your veins. “A surprise attack,” you breathed out, your own chest rising and falling. “I thought I could finally knock you off balance.”
“You thought wrong.” His tone was flat, but a faint, incredulous twist touched his plush lips.
A giggle escaped you, wild and uncontained. “Well, you were balanced. So technically, this is progress.”
“It isn’t.” The words were a deadpan decree.
Still smiling, you shifted without thinking, just a subtle adjustment of your weight to sit up straighter.
It was the smallest movement. A slight, unconscious slide backward.
And it was a catastrophic error. GET IT??
You felt… it? immediately. The shift from the firm plane of his lower abdomen to something else. Something unmistakably solid, and warm, and present, even through the thin, forgiving fabric of both your clothes.
Beneath you, Geo went perfectly, utterly still. His breath caught—a sharp, choked inhale that was louder than any shout in the sudden silence.
“D-Don’t move around like that,” The words were not calm. They were wire-tight, strained thin with a tension you’d never heard in him. His hands, which had lain passive under yours, suddenly flexed, tendons standing out in sharp relief. “Don’t. Move.”
Your smile faltered. You blinked down at him, your own breath pausing. “Uh… why?”
He finally dragged his gaze up to meet yours. His eyes were wide, strained, betraying exactly nothing except the fact that something was very wrong for him and very alarming for you.
A faint, rosy blush began to bleed up from his collarbones, staining his pale throat and creeping toward his sharp jawline. He looked like a painting of composed fury coming undone.
“Just,” he exhaled, the word barely a whisper, ragged and steeped in a helpless warning. “Stop moving.”
The command in his voice made you freeze.
You stopped moving, first from shock, then from a dawning, primal awareness. Your grip on his wrists went slack. Your own breath hitched in your throat. For one rare, blessed moment, the chaotic chatter in your mind fell silent, replaced by a single, startling point of focus.
And then you felt it again.
A distinct, undeniable pressure beneath you. Something you couldn’t ignore.
Your eyes flew wide. “…Geo.”
His gaze snapped to the side, refusing to meet yours as if your face was the sun and he’d go blind. A faint, furious blush was already painting his throat. “Don’t,” he warned, the word strained and brittle. “Do not say anything.”
But the silence was already broken, shattered by your own runaway curiosity. You were already speaking. Because of course you were.
“…Is that—?”
“Yes.” His reply was immediate, flat, and final.
You just stared down at him, taking in the picture of perfect, strained control—the rigid line of his body, the tight press of his lips, the fierce determination in his brow to pretend this wasn’t happening.
A bewildered laugh bubbled up in your chest. “…So you’re just… randomly hard right now? During yoga?”
He squeezed his eyes shut, a muscle feathering in his jaw. “It’s an autonomic response. Biology. It means nothing.”
You hovered above him, caught between laughter and disbelief. “So… what do we do now?” you asked, voice teasing despite the absurdity of the situation.
“Nothing,” Geo said instantly, his tone left no room for negotiation. “You will get off me. My body will correct itself. It is simply inconvenient timing, physics, and poor luck.”
You froze, the words landing like a wet towel to your face. “…Oh. I assumed… maybe you’d need my help?” you offered, voice small but genuine, the kind of offer someone would make if they were actually aroace and just genuinely wanted to help without any ulterior motive.
Geo’s eyes snapped open, sharp and focused, as if you’d suggested defusing a bomb with your bare hands. “…Excuse me,” he said, incredulity simmering just beneath his perfectly calm exterior.
You flinched. “Okay, okay—sorry! I just…”
“You offering assistance is not the issue,” he interrupted, sitting up carefully, his lean torso flexing subtly as the morning light cut across his skin. His voice was stiff, precise, almost like reading from a manual. “It is the type of assistance implied by your tone.”
“My tone?” you blinked, “I’m just trying to help!”
“Your version of ‘help,’” he said flatly, eyes flicking to the ceiling like it could absolve him, “concerns me deeply.”
You huffed a laugh, half exasperated, half flustered. “I’m not trying to seduce you, Geo! I just… you looked uncomfortable. I wanted to help. That’s it.”
The air between you still hummed with the echo of his confession. He watched you for a long moment, his gaze a cool, analytical stare. Then, he exhaled, a slow, careful release of tension that seemed to drain the sharpest edges from the room.
His hands, which had been rigid with that precise, controlled grip, softened. With a gentle push at your back, he guided you off his lap, carefully sliding you onto the yoga mat beside him.
Not away—just… repositioned.
“Stay,” he murmured, voice low, the kind of quiet you could feel more than hear. His body shifted onto his side, curving toward you, and before you even realized it, he was inching closer, pressing against you with the same casual ease of a cat curling up on a sun-warmed windowsill.
Then he bent his head, hiding his face in the space between your neck and shoulder. His forehead pressed against your skin, his nose a faint brush against your collarbone. His breath, still slightly unsteady, warmed a patch of your skin.
His other arm came around you, not in a tight crush, but in a loose hold, his hand resting against the back of your ribs. He held himself close to you, his tall frame curling slightly, his tension slowly bleeding out into your steady presence.
He looked, you thought with a sudden, tender clarity, like a large, prickly cat finally deigning to rest against its chosen person—all reluctant trust and hidden relief.
You blinked, momentarily confused. “Uh… this helps… how exactly?”
“It does,” he said simply, voice muffled as he tucked his forehead against your neck. “This… proximity. It is good enough.”
His other arm came around you, loose but certain, the kind of hold that wasn’t claiming or demanding—just steady, grounding, functional. His breath warmed the side of your neck, the faint rise and fall of his chest brushing against you.
You shifted slightly, unsure if you were helping or just… being a surface for him to lean on. “Does… does it feel better?” you asked softly, and he only hummed—a small, almost imperceptible sound—but it was acknowledgment enough.
“Much,” he said, voice low, hidden against your shoulder. “Do not… move. Simply be still. It is sufficient.”
You stayed still, letting him lean, feeling the slow, careful movement of his body finally ease, the rigid control sliding away like water over smooth stones. He wasn’t asking for anything else. He wasn’t expecting anything else.
You weren’t doing anything sexual—hell, you weren’t even touching him in any invasive way—but somehow, the simple act of being there, being still, being present, was exactly what he needed.
And as you breathed alongside him, perfectly aware of his lean lines, the subtle heat of his skin, the way he seemed impossibly… human and untouchable at once, it hit you:
No Nut November?
That’s a joke for someone else.
✑ 𝒽𝓎𝓊𝑔𝑜
Verdict: B++ // Skillful Gamer
Okay, first of all, let’s get one thing straight: do not let the sweet smile, the snack obsession, or the fact that he probably owns a Kirby plushie fool you. Baby boy energy does NOT mean baby dick energy. This man is proof that the most dangerous weapon often comes in the most deceptively friendly packaging. He might hand you a controller, but he's playing a different game entirely.
Yes. You read that right. It is, objectively, a bit smaller than his younger brother’s—a fact that lives in a dark, dusty corner of his brain he tries to ignore while aggressively winning at Super Smash Bros. But here’s the thing: he has made his peace with it. Hyugo is not competing in the size Olympics. He’s in the efficiency championships.
And he’s here to medal.
Because while he can’t win on length, he invested every last skill point into GIRTH and skill, something that Geo lacks. sorry dear.
We’re talking thick, substantial, and densely packed. It’s not long, but it is present. It’s the difference between a rapier and a blunt mace—one might look more elegant, but the other is going to leave a lasting, full-to-the-brim impression.
It’s short, stout, surprisingly veiny, and looks like it was designed by an engineer who valued torque over top speed. Serviceable is an insult. It’s optimized.
The Visual Breakdown:
Giving the "Cute But Deadly" Aesthetic, based off the shape alone, It’s like a perfectly rendered video game asset—no wasted polygons. Neat, circumcised, with a smooth, rounded head that looks friendly right up until it’s not.
The shaft is a tapestry of prominent, blue veins wrapping around that respectable girth, like cabling on a high-performance engine.
For color and vibe, it’s a healthy, consistent color, maybe flushing a warm pink when he’s fully engaged. Everything is well-kept, trimmed but not obsessively so—practical, like his gaming setup. It looks approachable. It looks fun. This is its greatest trick.
Then for the presentation, he doesn’t treat it like a sacred relic or a brooding weapon. It’s just… his. There’s a casual confidence there. It matches his vibe: “Yeah, it’s me. Wanna play with my joystick?”
I know that was cringe. Please ignore it.
The Experience (Theoretical, But Let's Be Real, He's a Charmer):
Forget depth. Prepare for impact.
That substantial girth is the main event. It creates a feeling of being perfectly, consistently full—no frantic searching, just reliable, satisfying pressure that hits all the right walls at once. It’s built for a steady, grinding rhythm, not dramatic thrusting.
And this is where the skill comes in. Hyugo knows his specs. He’s studied the map. He’s not relying on surprise size; he’s relying on technique, rhythm, and a frankly diabolical attention to feedback.
He’ll watch your face, listen to your breath, adjust his angle with the focus of someone trying to nail a combo—and he will find the combo that makes you see stars.
He’s playful, adaptable, and has the stamina of someone who can game for 12 hours straight. It’s less about dominating you and more about co-op play where you both win… though he definitely keeps score.
Overall Vibe:
This isn’t an intimidating monument. It’s a perfectly crafted in the hands of a virtuoso. It’s the controller he’s mastered. It’s friendly, it’s fun, it looks like it wouldn’t hurt a fly… and then it absolutely dominates the match.
The vibe is confident competence wrapped in a sweet, slightly two-faced package. You’ll tease him for it, and he’ll blush and squirm, but the joke’s on you—because he knows, and you’ll eventually know, that he’s been winning this whole time.
So… how long is Hyugo lasting in NNN?
A day. That’s it. Twenty-four whole hours of heroic restraint… and then boom. Game over. Honestly, you can’t even be mad. At least he outlasted Sol—barely—but let’s be real, best friends are basically the same brand of chaotic, hedonistic energy anyway.
Not because he’s weak or anything like that. No stamina issues here. Nope. Hyugo just sees zero point in some arbitrary challenge that basically says, “Hey, deny yourself something fun for no reason!”
And Hyugo?
He’s all about fun.
Pleasure. Snacks. Music. Memes. You name it. The guy literally lives for enjoyment.
He’d glance at the rules, shrug like it was a Monday morning email, mutter, “That’s dumb,” and then proceed to fail spectacularly on day one with a grin and a bag of chips in one hand. Why deny himself a good time when he’s basically a master at making good times happen?
And then there was you.
You had the audacity—honestly, zero chill—to tell him “no” when he tried to go down on you. Like, excuse me? Isn’t this supposed to be hangout time?
You were just sprawled on his couch watching some detective movie of his choice, popcorn dangerously close to tipping over, and he’s inches away on the armrest, giving you that silent, calculating gaze.
“Hey,” you said, not looking from the screen as you casually tossed a piece of popcorn in his direction. “You’re violating my personal space bubble.”
He caught the popcorn in his mouth, a slow grin spreading. “Am I?” His eyes flicked to the TV, but the attention was a lie. “Or am I just… optimizing our viewing angle for maximum cinematic immersion?”
You rolled your eyes, a smile tugging at your lips. “Yeah, sure. ‘Cinematic immersion.’ That’s what we’re calling it.”
But he wasn’t subtle.
He was a goofball of pleasure, patient and precise. Every time you shifted to get comfortable, he edged closer without a sound, a fraction of an inch, careful not to break the illusion of casual movie-watching.
The thing was, you knew exactly what he wanted. And after the intense, careful vulnerability with Geo, a part of you was ready to make the most of Hyugo’s brand of chaos. Because in an hour, he’d probably vanish to some shadowy job that ate up his nights, leaving you alone with the lingering buzz of his presence.
About ten minutes into the film, just as the detective on screen found a cryptic clue, Hyugo made his move. “You’re hogging the blanket,” he murmured, his voice a warm puff against your ear.
“There’s a whole other one on the chair,” you pointed out, gesturing vaguely.
“Too far. I’m committed to this couch now.” His hand slid over yours on the cushion, his fingers lacing with yours in a deceptively gentle hold. “C’mere. Just for a minute. I just wanna cuddle. Scout’s honor.”
You sighed, a mock-annoyed sound, but you were already moving.
You believed him—or you chose to.
You lifted the edge of the soft throw blanket you were bundled in, offering him the other half. “Fine. But no commentary on the detective’ terrible life choices.”
“Wouldn’t dream of it,” he promised, his voice thick with a smile.
He slid behind you in one smooth motion, his chest fitting against your back, his legs bracketing yours. He arranged the blanket over both of you, his actions meticulous.
For a moment, he was still, his chin coming to rest lightly on your shoulder, his arms wrapping around your waist. He let out a contented sigh that vibrated through you. “See? Just cuddling. Cozy.”
And it was. For about ninety seconds.
You relaxed into him, lulled by the film’s soundtrack and his solid warmth. Then his lips brushed the sensitive skin just below your ear. Not a kiss, just a feather-light pass.
You shivered, “Hyugo…”
“Shh,” he whispered, his voice a low, thrilling rumble against your neck. “Detective’s about to have a breakthrough.” His hands, which had been resting innocently at your waist, began to move.
One slid slowly, so slowly, up your ribcage, his thumb sweeping a tantalizing arc just beneath the curve of your breast. The other hand drifted down, palming your thigh over your shorts before sliding inward.
Your breath hitched. “You said just cuddling.”
“I am cuddling,” he argued softly, nipping at your earlobe. “I’m just… multitasking.” His fingertips found the junction of your thighs, applying a firm, circular pressure through the fabric. A bolt of pure, sharp pleasure shot through you, and you couldn’t stifle a soft gasp.
He hummed in approval, the sound vibrating against your spine. His mouth became more insistent, kissing a hot trail along your shoulder, biting down just enough to make you arch.
At the same time, the heel of his hand settled right against your core, and he began a slow, relentless grind. The friction was exquisite, maddening, amplified by the layers between you and the helpless way your body was already responding.
“Hyugo, the—the movie,” you managed to pant, even as you pressed back against him. You could feel the hard, insistent line of his own arousal against your lower back, a promise and a threat.
“Mmm, what about it?” he murmured, his lips trailing back up to your neck. He increased the pace of his hand, his own hips moving in a subtle, synchronized rhythm against you.
“The bad guy did it. Mystery solved. My mystery is… how quick I can get you to cum before this scene ends.
His words, filthy and sweet, unspooled the last of your resistance. You let your head fall back against his shoulder, a silent surrender, as his clever, sneaky hands and his hungry mouth pledged you a different, far more compelling truth than anything on the screen.
The only case he was solving tonight was yours.
The “cuddling” pretense vaporized in the heat between you. With a low, hungry sound, Hyugo shifted his weight, his body moving over yours with the fluid certainty of a predator claiming its space.
The world tilted as he guided you onto your back against the deep cushions of the couch, his hands never leaving your skin.
“That’s it,” he coaxed, his voice a ragged whisper against your throat. “Just like that.”
He didn’t ask. He didn’t negotiate. He simply took the invitation your body had already written and honored it in full. His fingers hooked into the waistband of your shorts, dragging them down along with your underwear your legs in one swift, efficient motion.
The cool air of the room was a fleeting shock, immediately replaced by the scorching heat of his own skin as he settled between your thighs.
His eyes held yours, playful and glittering with intent.
The tip of his tongue peeked out, swiping across his lower lip in a gesture that was pure, unadulterated focus. He guided himself to your entrance, the broad, slick head of him notching against you, pressing in with an inexorable, breathtaking pressure.
And then he was inside.
The feeling was a shock of pure, electric sensation—the deep, stretching fullness of his girth, the hard, insistent length of him sliding home. You cried out, a sound swallowed by his mouth as he descended on you in a sloppy, desperate kiss.
His tongue delved into your mouth, mimicking the movements his hips were just beginning to set, tasting the gasp on your lips.
He broke the kiss, panting harshly against your mouth, his forehead damp against yours. “Fuck,” he breathed, the word a rough, reverent prayer. “I love this. I love seeing you like this.”
Your legs, which had fallen open for him, instinctively rose, wrapping around his waist. Your ankles locked at the small of his sweat-slicked back, pulling him deeper, anchoring him to you. He groaned at the new angle, his thrusts gaining a deeper, more deliberate purpose.
He watched your face, his gaze a heated, possessive study. He could see the words dying in your throat, replaced by hitched breaths and bitten-off moans.
Your ability to form coherent sentences had short-circuited, and the triumphant, wicked gleam in his eyes told you he’d noticed.
“That’s my player two,” he cringely rumbled, his voice thick with pride and exertion. One of his hands slid from your hip, smoothing up your side to cradle your jaw, his thumb stroking your cheekbone. “Just like that. Let me hear you. Let me see it.”
He was a connoisseur of your pleasure. He had memorized the lexicon of your body—the way your breath hitched right before you fell apart, the specific tremble in your thighs, the silent “O” of your lips when he hit that perfect, deep spot.
He used that knowledge now like a master craftsman, adjusting the angle of his thrusts, varying his speed, reading your every shuddering response to calibrate the sensations until they were utterly overwhelming.
He was determined to make it so good for you that coherent thought was a distant memory.
In his world, your speechlessness wasn't a barrier; it was the highest compliment, the ultimate review. He praised you through it all, his words a husky, encouraging soundtrack to the slick, driving rhythm of your bodies. “So perfect for me… taking me so deep… you feel incredible…”
He leaned back slightly, his arms hooking under your knees, lifting your legs higher, opening you up even more. The new position drove him impossibly deeper, and the groan that tore from him was raw and guttural.
From this vantage point, he could watch everything—the way your body accepted his, the flush spreading across your chest, the dazed, helpless pleasure on your face.
And honestly?
That was Hyugo in a nutshell.
A hedonistic rule-breaker. A pleasure-seeker with a PhD in your body. A man who, if he had a snack in hand right now, would probably try to feed it to you between kisses. His charm was a weapon, and his desire was a force of nature. Forget No Nut November—such a concept was a boring void in the vibrant, sensory universe he lived to create.
And if you weren’t careful… well, he’d made sure his desires weren't just a cameo in your movie night.
✑ 𝒹𝑒𝓇𝓎𝓁
Verdict: A++ // It’s Giving “Winner”
Alright, listen up. I see the five—maybe six—of you Deryl die-hards in the back, vibrating like you just mainlined espresso.
Yes. Yep. I brought him back.
The campus's golden boy. The human golden retriever who absolutely runs on a dangerous cocktail of protein shakes, team spirit, and what I can only describe as main character energy. And look, I get it. I low-key miss his vibe too. He's a cutie! A tall, loud, "smile-so-bright-you-need-sunglasses" cutie who probably apologizes to furniture when he bumps into it.
But let's be crystal clear: this isn't just some friendly pup. This retriever has BITE. And, in a plot twist no one saw coming, a GPA that suggests he might actually be a secret genius.
The duality! The scandal!
Now, you're probably screaming at your screen:
WHY is this himbo ranked second only to Sol's gothic masterpiece? Why isn't Prince Charming Crowe in this spot?
LOOK. Deryl is a healthy, thriving, peak-performance athletic black man. We're talking curly hair you want to fist your hands in, hazel-green eyes that look like honey in the sun, and a smile that should be taxed.
That is a black king right there. Full stop.
...Okay, I might be a little biased. I have a documented thing for athletes in, like, specific sports. *coughs violently in Geo's direction* I wouldn't say any sport. Football, soccer, archery... you know, the ones where the uniforms are... strategic.
But we're getting off track.
We need to talk about Deryl. The Reality.
The man is 6'2" of pure, gleaming, "yes ma'am/sir/dear” enthusiasm. He's the human embodiment of a high-five. He probably says "shoot" when he's frustrated. You'd trust him to help your grandma carry her groceries.
AND THEN THERE'S HIS DICK.
Excuse my language but listennnnn. We need to have a very real, very inappropriate talk. We have to call it what it is.
That man is straight-up packing a BBC.
I'm not saying it. The geometry is. The sheer, undeniable physics of it. It's not just big. It's canonical. It's the kind of generous, substantial endowment that makes you stop, blink, and whisper "oh my god" to an empty room.
It's thick, it's impressive, and it looks absolutely ridiculous on a guy who otherwise radiates "would definitely help you build a picnic table."
It’s the ultimate plot twist. The wholesome himbo with the absolutely filthy secret. And that, my friends, is why he’s in the number two spot. It's the devastating contrast. The smile of an angel, the body of a demigod, and the... equipment... of a porn star.
It's a lot to process. Please, take your time.
Jkjk we keep going.
Estimated Length: We're calling it a solid 6.2 inches (15.748 cm) of pure, unadulterated team spirit!
Give or take a centimeter for good sportsmanship.
And it’s thick. Not "oh-god-what-is-that" thick, but a substantial, reliable, make-you-sit-up-and-notice kind of thick. It's the perfect starting lineup thickness.
The Visual Breakdown: This isn't just a dick; it's a rally.
It's built like the rest of him—all bright-eyed optimism, dependable strength, and the wholesome, clean-cut vibe of a guy who actually means it when he says "good game." The skin is smooth and healthy, with just enough prominent, friendly vascularity to show it’s ready for action.
Now, Deryl is not a fan of shaving. Who has the time? Between practice, games, and inhaling entire pizzas, manscaping is low on the list. So, you get what God gave him: a happy trail of dark, curly hair that starts above his belly button and leads a proud, unapologetic path all the way down to the goods. It’s natural. It’s athletic. It’s kinda sweaty in the best way. Nice favor to it…
Veiny, meaty enthusiasm. Circumcised. The shaft is a roadmap of prominent veins, all that blood pumping from cardio put to good use.
The tip is a light pink that deepens to a desperate, dark rose when he’s too turned on—which, let’s be real, doesn’t take much.
The tip is a perfect, glossy pink, like it’s perpetually blushing from all the positive encouragement. It’s the kind of dick that gives you a confident, reassuring smile before it absolutely destroys you in the best way possible.
It’s got that classic, All-American aesthetic: neat, proportional, and undeniably handsome. It looks like it should have a little jersey.
The Experience (Theoretical, of course… unless there’s a team bonding exercise?):
Being with this one is like winning the championship on your home field. There are no mind games, no brooding silences—just enthusiastic, skilled, and devastatingly effective play.
That substantial girth isn't intimidating; it's inviting. It’s a full, satisfying stretch that makes you feel incredibly filled, not overwhelmed.
And the length? It’s perfect for finding every single sweet spot with cheerful, persistent accuracy.
He’s the type who’d make sure you’ve hit your peak—possibly multiple times, with enthusiastic support—before he even thinks about his own finale.
The vibe is all mutual celebration, sweaty and breathless and grinning. He’d probably whisper encouragements that are somehow both filthy and wildly supportive.
"You're doing so good. That's it, just like that. Oh, you feel incredible. Let's go, come for me. You earned it."
Because It’s not gonna be a slow burn.
It’s gonna be a friendly scrimmage. He’s strong, so he’ll pick you up like you weigh nothing. He’s energetic, so the stamina is… alarmingly good. It’s less "making love" and more "celebrating a touchdown." There will be grinning.
There might be a high-five. It’s enthusiastic, a little clumsy, and surprisingly wholesome because he’ll genuinely ask, “You good? That okay?” with the sincere concern of a guy checking if you want the last slice of pizza.
And sucking him off? He’d be so appreciative. Like, over-the-moon, “YOU’RE THE BEST,” maybe-even-cries-a-little grateful. He’s vocal. He’s handsy—big, warm palms on your head, not forcing, just… guiding with excited pats.
He tastes like salt and clean sweat, and finishing would be a point of personal pride for him, like beating his personal best.
It’s less being fucked senseless and more being thoroughly, joyfully outperformed.
And you’d thank him for it.
Overall Vibe:
This is not a complex psychological drama.
This is a feel-good sports movie.
It’s simple, satisfying, and leaves you smiling, even if you feel like you just ran wind sprints. He’s a sweet, hyperactive giant with a heart of gold and a dick that’s just trying its best to make everyone have a nice time.
Like this is the dick of a golden retriever in human form—loyal, energetic, impressively equipped, and so happy to see you. It’s built for endurance, for fun, and for making sure everyone leaves the field satisfied. No drama, just premium, top-tier performance and a winning attitude.
TL;DR: It's the Captain of the Varsity Sex Team. Reliable, talented, thick, and here to make sure you have a great time. A definitive crowd-pleaser and a total home run.
So… how long is Deryl lasting in NNN?
SHOCKINGLY, almost the whole damn month.
Hear me out—this is the twist. The ultimate himbo paradox.
It’s not about strength. It’s not about discipline. It’s not even about pride. No. Deryl survives No Nut November for one reason and one reason only: He forget.
Picture it. It’s November 1st, early morning, he’s scrolling on his phone in bed, hair sticking up in every direction, hoodie half on, blanket wrapped around one ankle like it lost the will to live. He sees the annual meme cycle flood in and immediately lights up like a toddler who just spotted candy.
“HAHAHA—YEAH, NO NUT NOVEMBER! I GOT THIS, I’M LOCKED IN!” He slaps his chest like he’s about to enlist.
You raise a brow, sipping your drink. “You?”
He gives you that cocky grin—the one you hate because it’s cute. “Baby, please. I’m a man of discipline.”
You don’t even have to say anything. You just give him a look.
And that alone already shakes his entire foundation.
Because Deryl loves attention. Thrives on it. Lives, breathes, and absolutely melts under it. The second you tease him—even with something barely noticeable, like a smirk, or the way you tilt your head at him—he’s already wobbling.
He tries to hold the line though. “Oh, so you doubting me? That’s crazy.” He sits up straighter, puffing his chest. “Watch me. I’m gonna crush this month. Easy.”
He lasted though out NNN because his brain has three modes:
Football
Video games
Random hyperfixations
And absolutely none of them involve his libido unless you directly trigger it. Because the moment practice starts? Gone.
His coach is yelling his name like he owes him child support. The team is fumbling every play except his. He’s running drills until his legs feel like wet spaghetti. There is not a single molecule of horny allowed inside his body at that moment. His brain has redirected all electricity to “try not to die in front of coach.”
Asthe challenge begins on a crisp, blue-skied November morning. Deryl, sprawled on the worn leather couch of his off-campus apartment, scrolls past the meme with a grin.
Sunlight catches the dust motes in the air and the gleam of his championship ring on the shelf. “No Nut November? Hell yeah, brother. Locked in.” He means it with every fiber of his being.
He then promptly, and completely, forgets.
His mind is not a fortress of discipline; it is a vibrant, single-lane highway currently hosting a parade for one primary concern: Football.
The world narrows to the smell of cut grass and industrial cleaner, the deafening roar of practice drills, the ache of muscle pushed to its limit, and the constant, gravelly voice of his coach.
The coach rides him hardest because he’s the cornerstone—the one player who can turn a losing game.
Deryl’s days become a blur of dawn workouts, film sessions in dark rooms illuminated by the glow of a telestrator, and exhausted evenings where his dinner is eaten straight from the container over the kitchen sink.
You exist in the precious, quiet spaces between.
A post-practice FaceTime call where his face is smudged with dirt and his smile is tired but bright.
A texted photo—a glistening, post-workout selfie in the university gym’s mirror, his bicep flexed, captioned simply, “For u 😉”.
A sunset picture from the empty 50-yard line, the bleachers casting long shadows. “Wish u were here.”
They are not courtship; they are check-ins.
You are his touchstone, the comforting, cheering presence he visualizes when the hits get a little too hard. Horniness, as a conscious urge, cannot compete. It is a faint, distant radio signal drowned out by the immediate, thunderous symphony of playbooks, conditioning, and the sheer physical demand of being the team’s engine.
His victory is one of benign neglect, a triumph of an over-scheduled, blissfully preoccupied mind.
Near the ending of the month, the setting is the bitter end of a brutal conference game. The sky is a flat, iron gray, matching the mood on the sidelines. The opposing defense is a wall of snarling, oversized linemen who have spent three quarters hammering him into the cold turf. T
he score is tied, but it feels like a loss. His uniform is a map of grass stains and mud, his breath pluming in the cold air. Every muscle screams.
The coach voice is a raw, furious bark that seems to vibrate in his teeth. For the first time all month, the single-lane highway of his focus develops a crack—a creeping seep of frustration and deep, bone-tired doubt.
He trudges back to the huddle, head down, and happens to glance up into the sea of screaming faces in the home stands.
And he sees you.
A splash of his team’s colors. Your face, clear as a beacon, alight with a faith so absolute it feels like a physical force.
You’re wearing his number—10—jumping and shouting, your voice lost to him but your intention crystalline. You are not just watching; you are invested. You are pulling for him.
The crack in his focus seals instantly, flooded with a new, molten certainty. The exhaustion is burned away by a sudden, solar flare of purpose. It isn’t about the coach, the score, or the pain.
It’s about the person who came to see him win.
The connection is instantaneous and electrifying—a jolt of adrenaline so pure and fierce it sparks a sympathetic, deeper ache in his body, a visceral thrum of need he hasn’t felt in weeks.
The next play is called. The ball is snapped. What follows is not just a run; it is a release. He moves with a desperate, graceful violence, a channeled outburst of every suppressed feeling.
He dodges, spins, and drives forward, powered by a compound fuel of athletic duty and something newly, sharply personal. When he crosses the goal line, the stadium’s eruption is secondary.
His first instinct is to look back to the stands, to find you, to share the moment he built for you.
The roar of the stadium melted into the warmer, closer chaos of the locker room. The air was thick with the smells of sweat, damp turf, antiseptic spray, and cheap citrus body wash.
The space echoed with the percussive slap of wet towels on tile, the clatter of gear being dumped into bins, and the loud, overlapping joy of young men who had just snatched triumph from the jaws of a grim afternoon.
Deryl was at the center of it, a sweaty, grinning sun around which his teammates orbited, pounding his shoulder pads, ruffling his damp hair.
“Told you we had ‘em!” someone shouted.
“You carried us, man! Straight up carried us!”
Deryl just laughed, a bright, exhausted sound. “Nah, man. Everybody ate. Defense got that last stop. Team win.”
But slowly, the chaos dissipated. Showers ran, then stopped. Lockers squeaked shut. The noise receded into the hallway, trailing away toward promises of parties and pizza. Eventually, the only sounds were the drip of a distant showerhead and the hum of fluorescent lights.
Deryl was the last one left. He’d asked you to wait outside the player’s entrance. “Just gimme ten,” he’d said, his game-day intensity softening into a private, tired smile. “Wanna get this grime off. Then you’re all mine. We’re goin’ out. Gonna celebrate right.”
Through the slightly ajar door, you heard the final, echoing shout of a departing teammate, then silence. A curious, magnetic pull drew you inside. The locker room was a landscape of abandoned aftermath: stray rolls of athletic tape, discarded water bottles, the ghost of adrenaline hanging in the steamy air.
And there, at the far end of the rows of metal lockers, was Deryl.
He was shirtless, still in his grass-stained game pants, leaning back against the cool metal of his locker. The harsh light gleamed on the damp planes of his shoulders and chest, highlighting the fine sheen of a quick rinse and the powerful, clean lines of his physique—a testament to relentless work.
He was scrolling through his phone, a soft, dazed grin on his face, utterly absorbed. The screen illuminated his features—the slight swelling on his cheekbone from a late hit, the dark sweep of his lashes, the pure, uncomplicated joy in his expression as he re-lived the final play through a dozen camera angles.
He was beautiful in his unselfconscious victory, a monument to exhausted, happy stillness.
You leaned against the doorframe, your heart doing a slow, deep roll in your chest. “Deryl.”
His head snapped up. The phone was forgotten instantly, clattering onto the bench beside him. When his eyes found you, the grin didn’t just widen; it transformed.
It shed the last vestiges of the public hero and became something infinitely more personal, more hungry. It was the sunrise after the long night of the game.
“Hey,” he breathed, the sound warm and rough in the quiet room. “Told you I’d be fast. You look… wow. You’re here.” He pushed off the lockers, taking a step toward you. “I was thinkin’, there’s that diner with the crazy milkshakes, or if you wanna be fancy, we could—"
You didn’t let him finish planning or talking.
You closed the distance between you, your hands coming up to frame his jaw, your thumbs brushing over the smudges of dirt and sweat he’d missed.
You caught his next word with your lips, kissing him deeply, silencing the playbook, the post-game analysis, the entire outside world.
A low, surprised groan vibrated in his chest, and then he was kissing you back with a sudden, unleashed fervor. It was all the pent-up focus, the adrenaline with no outlet, the sheer, joyful relief of the win channeling into a single, scorching point of contact. One of his hands cradled the back of your head, the other slid down your spine.
And then you were weightless.
With a strength that was both shocking and effortless, his arm hooked around your waist and he lifted you straight off the ground, pinning you gently but firmly against the cold, hard surface of the lockers.
The metal sang a faint, shocked note at the impact. He didn’t break the kiss, only deepened it, his body leaning into yours, the heat of his bare skin searing through your clothes.
The world narrowed to the scent of him—clean sweat, soap, and pure Deryl—the solid feel of him holding you aloft, and the thrilling, desperate sweetness of his mouth on yours.
The kiss was a wildfire, quick and all-consuming.
Your fingers were tangled in his damp hair, his hands were mapping the curve of your spine through your clothes, and the cold lockers were a stark contrast to the heat building between you.
He tasted like victory and cheap sports drink, and the low, hungry sound in his throat promised a celebration that had nothing to do with diners.
You finally broke for air, breathless, your forehead resting against his. A smirk played on your lips as you felt the solid evidence of his enthusiasm pressed against you. “You know,” you whispered, your voice husky, “it’s No Nut November, right?”
Deryl froze.
Not just still—he went completely statue-like, the passionate haze in his eyes clearing into pure, unadulterated confusion. His brain, you could practically hear it, made a sound like a dial-up modem disconnecting.
“…what month is it again?” he asked, his voice a low, cautious rumble.
“November.”
He blinked, processing. “And what’s the… the thing I’m supposed to be doing in that month?”
“No nutting.”
The realization crashed over his face. His eyes widened, his jaw went slack. The hands that were gripping your hips loosened their possessive hold.
“Oh shit—”
In your defense, this happened every single time. His mental reboot was a seasonal tradition. The gears of his singular focus—previously set to FOOTBALL—had to screech to a halt, eject that disc, and search the dusty archives for the NNN file.
Watching it happen was like witnessing a very handsome, very confused supercomputer try to understand a butterfly.
And the hilarious, beautiful paradox was this: he actually made it pretty far without even trying.
Because the second he was busy, the horniness didn't just get suppressed—it evaporated. His body had a flawless priority system: We’ll deal with that later, bro. Right now, football is life.
Again, his libido went into hibernation inside his muscle mass, completely forgotten. But the best part, the part you lived for, was the immediate aftermath of the reminder. The sheer, flustered power you held in those moments.
For example, if you walked past him later wearing nothing… again with his practice jersey—his number 10 glaringly obvious on your back—he’d short-circuit.
“You—uh—okay, hold on, timeout,” he’d stammer, staring at the wall like a monk seeking enlightenment. “Don’t—don’t look at me like that. I’m trying to be good.”
If you “accidentally” brushed your hand against his arm while reaching for a glass?
“Oh fuck, that’s not fair,” he’d groan, squeezing his eyes shut. “I didn’t—baby, seriously, you’re gonna make me lose on day five. That’s pathetic.”
If you simply existed in his vicinity, breathing the same air, giving him a soft smile?
Deryl.exe has stopped responding. Please reboot.
He’d become a mess of stifled groans, purposeful avoidance, and comedic over-correction, all while shooting you a look of utterly betrayed longing. It was a glorious, flustered meltdown of his usual sunny confidence.
But the minute you left the room?
The second, his phone buzzed with a text from Coach or a teammate?
Memory wiped. So, returning to the current setting.
Deryl still had you pinned against the cool metal, his body a solid wall of heat and barely-leashed energy. His forehead dropped back against yours with a soft thunk, a low groan escaping him. “No. No way. You’re tellin’ me we gotta stop now?”
His voice was a rough, delicious scrape against your nerve endings. He didn’t pull away. Instead, he leaned in closer, his hips pressing a careful, aching truth against you.
The hard line of his arousal probably padding? was impossible to ignore, a blatant counter-argument to the rule you’d just invoked.
“I made it so far,” he breathed, his lips skimming the shell of your ear, sending shivers down your spine. “I was good. I didn’t even think about it. But you… you’re here. You’re wearing my number. You kissed me like that.”
He pulled back just enough to look at you, his gaze blazing with a mix of frustration and naked want. “You can’t just… light the fuse and walk away, darling. That’s criminal.”
You smiled, tracing the line of his jaw with a feather-light touch. “Rules are rules, star player.”
He made a sound that was half-growl, half-whimper, nuzzling into your touch like a deprived puppy. The internal debate played out across his face—the pride of his accidental streak warring with the visceral, overwhelming need you’d just reignited.
Then, a wicked, desperate spark lit in his eyes.
His hands, which had been bracing against the lockers, slid down to cup the backs of your thighs, hiking you up higher against him with effortless strength. The new position was even more intimate, even more deliberate.
“Or,” he murmured, the word a hot, tempting secret against your lips. “We don’t go that date.”
Your breath hitched.
A filthy, triumphant grin spread across his face. He’d seen your reaction. “Yeah. Think about it. Everyone’s gone. It’s just us. We lock the door.” He emphasized his point with a slow, grinding roll of his hips that made your head fall back against the lockers with a soft metallic ring.
“I can just fuck you right here. Against these lockers. On the bench. Wherever you want. I’ll make it so good for you. I’ll make you forget your own name. I’ll make you scream so loud the security guard thinks we’re getting murdered.”
MY GOD I WROTE HIM SO FUCKING HOT.
His voice had dropped to a husky, hypnotic rasp, each scenario painting a devastatingly vivid picture. He was pitching it like a forbidden, perfect plan.
“We don’t have to break the streak,” he reasoned, his logic beautifully, hilariously flawed as he nibbled along your jawline. “We’ll just… work around it. We’ll be efficient. Quick.”
When you let out a shaky laugh, he leaned back, his expression morphing into one of utter, pouting devastation.
He released his hold just enough to slide down your body, but instead of letting you go, he sank to his knees right there on the tile floor, his arms wrapping around your hips, his face pressing against your stomach.
“Ugh, you’re killing me!” he moaned, the sound dramatically muffled by your shirt. He looked up at you, his eyes wide and pleading. “Don’t you know how hard this is for me? My body is aching for you. It’s been weeks! I’m in physical pain! It’s a medical emergency!”
He was throwing himself into the performance with full himbo commitment, his hands wandering up your back to pull you closer to his face. “Please, just one touch, baby. My heart—no, my entire being—can’t take this torture! I need you to relieve this tension. Be a hero. Save me.”
He was begging, whining, pouring every ounce of his considerable charm into being utterly, pathetically irresistible.
He made you feel like the cruelest warden for denying him, his exaggerated suffering designed solely to twist your resolve into tender, melting surrender.
And the genius of it was, when you finally sighed, “Alright, you have your way,” your fingers threading back into his hair in a way that made him shudder with anticipation, his whole face would transform.
The pout would vanish, replaced by a look of such pure, worshipful adoration it would steal the air from your lungs.
In that instant, you’d go from his tormentor to his savior, the most beloved and brilliant person in his world. He’d kiss the palm of your hand, his eyes shining. “Knew you’d save me,” he’d whisper, before surging to his feet with renewed, singular purpose, all debate forgotten.
The only rule left would be his mission to show you exactly how grateful he was for your merciful surrender.
To feel every powerful, rhythmic thrust drove a gasp from your lungs, each one threatening to become the scream he was so clearly hunting for.
Deryl was in his element—little cocky, relentless, and devastatingly effective. A thin sheen of sweat made his skin gleam under the fluorescent lights, the muscles in his arms and back corded with effort.
The faint, rough scrape of stubble on his jaw burned against the sensitive skin of your neck as he bit down, not hard enough to mark, but just enough to make your legs tighten around his waist.
“C’mon, bade,” he growled, his voice thick with exertion and pride. “Let me hear you. Just a little. Who’s gonna know?” He punctuated the question with a deep, grinding roll of his hips that hit a spot so perfect your vision sparked.
A choked, helpless sound escaped you, and he grinned against your throat, victorious. “That’s it. Fuck. Please be louder.”
He was pulling every trick. The angle, the pace, the filthy, whispered praise in your ear—“God, you feel incredible, so perfect for me, taking me so good…”—it was a coordinated assault on your senses. You clung to him, your fingers gripping his damp shoulders, your face buried in the curve of his neck to muffle the sounds he was ruthlessly coaxing out of you.
Screw No Nut November.
This was your fault, and his, and it was the best mistake either of you had ever made. You’d missed him—missed this—the raw, uncomplicated intensity of him, the way he poured every ounce of his boundless energy into making you feel like the only thing that mattered in his universe.
And he was definitely, definitely showing you his gratefulness.
A particularly deep, focused thrust sent a shockwave of sensation so intense it short-circuited your ability to process anything else.
His thick, veined cock moved in you with a piston-like certainty that stole every coherent thought. You felt everything—the prominent ridge of every single vein dragging against your sensitive inner walls, the swollen, broad head of his tip nudging that deepest, sweetest spot with unerring accuracy on every inward stroke.
It wasn't just penetration; it was a mapping, a claiming exploration of a terrain he seemed to know better than you did. A guttural, ragged sound was torn from your throat with each withdrawal, only to be replaced by a shuddering, blissful sigh as he filled you again, the friction so exquisite it bordered on pain.
You were cock-drunk, drowning in the pure, animal reality of him, your face an open book of slack-jawed, unfiltered ecstasy you couldn't have controlled if you tried.
Your body seized, bowing against the lockers, a silent, breathless cry trapped in your throat. Your nails dug into his skin, your eyes squeezing shut as pleasure, sharp and almost unbearable, detonated along every nerve.
But Deryl, with his star-athlete stamina and a heart that always ran at full throttle, only knew one speed when the finish line was in sight: all out.
His enthusiasm was a beautiful, overwhelming force of nature. He was lost in the feeling, in the fierce pride of making you feel good, his own pleasure mounting in a powerful, gathering wave.
Then came the thrust that shattered you.
It was deeper, harder, angled with a precision that bypassed every filter and went straight to the core of your being. A silent, white-hot supernova detonated behind your eyes. Your body arched violently off the lockers, every muscle locking in a breathless, wordless seizure of pleasure so intense it felt like a seizure.
A high, thin sound escaped your throat, but you heard nothing. The universe was the feeling of him, buried to the hilt, and the cataclysmic aftershocks rioting through your nerves.
He felt the change instantly. The rhythmic slapping of skin stilled. The cocky, focused grin vanished from his sweat-sheened face.
“Babe?”
His voice cut through the sensory static, but it was laced with a tremor of pure, unvarnished panic. He froze, still deep inside you, his body tensed not with passion, but with fear.
He hovered, his eyes wide, searching your face—a face you couldn’t control, a mask of silent, trembling rapture. “Babe, are you okay? Look at me.”
You couldn’t.
Your eyelids fluttered, refusing to focus. You were adrift, trembling violently in the relentless aftershocks, your lips parted around soundless, ragged gasps for air.
“Why aren’t you talking? Is something wrong?” His hands, which had been gripping your hips with possessive strength to drive his own pleasure, gentled in an instant.
They flew to your face, his big, calloused palms cradling your jaw, his thumbs stroking your cheeks with frantic tenderness. One hand slid down to squeeze your hip softly, a desperate check for solidity. “Heyyy, please… say something,” he begged, his own breathing harsh and scared in the sudden quiet.
He was watching you fall apart, and all his beautiful, simple brain could process was that he might have broken his favorite thing in the world. He felt the violent shivers wracking your body and catastrophically misinterpreted them. “Fuck… you’re shaking so much. Are you cold?”
In a move of pure, adorable, panicked helplessness, he began rubbing your arms vigorously, as if he could chafe warmth back into your burning skin, his brow furrowed in utter, devastating confusion. “Talk to me, please. Did I hurt you?”
All you could manage was a fractured, slurred whisper, the words dripping with a need so profound it was past articulation. “Please… please… be a good boy… keep fucking me, Deryl… shit...”
But the plea was lost, swallowed by another wave of trembling release. You were too far gone, dissolving into the very essence of the sensation he’d so expertly unleashed.
He stared at your bliss-wrecked face—the unfocused eyes, the silent, open-mouthed gasps, the limbs trembling not from cold but from an overdose of pleasure.
Deryl, still buried deep within you, his body a heavy, sweat-slicked anchor, went perfectly still the moment he felt the first delicate tremor of your climax begin to unravel you. A look of pure, panicked shock flashed across his face.
His eyes went impossibly wider. He pulled one hand back and smacked his own forehead with a soft, comical thwap.
“Oh! Oh, of course! I’m sorry! Sorry!!”
But the apology was all wrong.
The panic melted from his eyes in an instant, replaced by a flood of giddy, awestruck understanding. A new, breathtakingly soft grin broke across his face—the kind of smile usually reserved for last-second touchdowns and puppies.
He wasn’t sorry for what he’d done; he was profoundly, delightfully sorry for not realizing sooner what he was doing to you.
He didn’t try to chase his own finish.
He didn’t resume the fast, conquering pace that had driven you both to the brink.
Instead, he moved as if handling something infinitely precious. He gathered your quaking body closer, pulling you fully into his arms until not a sliver of cold air could fit between you.
He held you tight and safe as the shuddering waves rolled through you, pressing a feverish, reverent shower of kisses to your sweat-damped forehead, your fluttering eyelids, your parted, gasping lips.
“Okay,” he whispered, his voice hushed with wonder, as if speaking in a sacred space. “Okay, I got it. Just let it happen. I’ve got you. I’m right here.”
When he began to move again, it was something entirely new. They were slower, deeper, infinitely more intentional. Each careful, rolling thrust was a possessive claim of a different kind—not of conquest, but of sacred safekeeping.
He was no longer trying to make you scream; he was measuring his own breath to yours, anchoring you through the supernova he’d accidentally ignited, his own awe palpable in every tender kiss and every carefully measured rock of his hips.
When his own release finally took him, it was with a choked-off sigh against your neck, his big body trembling not with frantic energy, but with the profound weight of shared, overwhelming feeling. He held you through that, too, until the last tremor subsided into a deep, boneless peace.
For a long moment, you both just existed, tangled together in the quiet aftermath. Then, he nuzzled your hair, his voice a sleepy, satisfied rumble.
“So. ‘Bout that date,” he murmured, a playful grin in his tone.
You could only manage a weak, breathless sound against his shoulder.
He chuckled, the vibration moving through you. “Yeah. That’s what I thought.” He pressed a kiss to your temple. “Told you I’d make you forget your name. Pretty sure I made you forget how to stand, too.” He moving, carefully easing himself from you and lifting you into his arms with an effortless, gentle strength that made you feel both incredibly cherished and incredibly ravaged.
“C’mon, bade. Let’s get you home. We’re blowing off the diner. You’re gonna need, like, three gallons of water, my hoodie, and approximately eight hours of cuddling on the couch. Maybe some pizza. In that order.”
He said it not with arrogance, but with the cheerful, confident certainty of a man who had just proven a beloved hypothesis.
And as he carried you, weak-kneed and utterly spent, from the scene of the crime, the truth settled around you both as comfortably as a blanket.
And that, my dearest readers, is the real championship title.
It’s not about inches or curves or girth—not that he doesn’t have top-of-the-line examples of each. It’s about wonder.
It’s about the man who approaches your pleasure not like someone you have to conquer but like a universe you get to investigate with reverence and curiosity.
It’s the transformation from the glorious and dirty-minded athlete to the gentle and awe-struck caretaker in the blink of an eye. It’s the urge to hold you together while he loves you apart.
Deryl has more than just a great dick.
He’s got this amazing heartbeat that operates in the same magnificent, all-in signature. And this combination of relentless excitement and awe-struck delicacy is what makes him in every respect that matters the legitimate champion.
However, overall, he still takes winner of best dick.
So dearest readers! You can rate them however you want to the way how I describe them, but this is my official tier list, based on Aesthetic, performance, vibe, and overall Impact.
Ayyyyy, FIRST is Deryl wins 6.2 inches of enthusiastic, team-spirit thickness.
The MVP. Wholesomely handsome, reliably thick, and built for fun. It's got that All-American, "captain of the sex team" energy—bright-eyed, ready for a good time, and here to make sure everyone has a great game.
Like the experience alone was a victory celebration. Enthusiastic, skilled, and devastatingly effective. He's the generous type who ensures you've scored multiple times before he takes his victory lap.
It's mutual, sweaty, grinning fun. No mind games, just premium, top-tier performance and a winning attitude that makes you feel like a champion.
SECOND, Crowe, a graceful, princely 5.8 inches.
Genetic lottery winner who also does his skincare routine. This isn't just a dick; it's a masterpiece. Classical, elegant, with a pronounced, pretty tip that was designed by an artist who understood both beauty and function.
And expreince with him of being worshipped. He will map your pleasure like it's his life's work, orchestrate your climaxes with poetic precision, and then whisper filth so perfect it feels like sonnets. It's less sex and more a curated sensory event.
He makes you see stars, not because he's pounding them into you, but because he's patiently, skillfully guiding you through the galaxy.
THIRD, Hyugo, like forget "baby boy energy." This is Wolf-in-Sheep's-Clothing energy with his 5.3. inches.
With a deceptively friendly packaging contains a weapon optimized for maximum user satisfaction through precision engineering and psychological mastery.
Through a consistent, high-impact performance across every measurable and immeasurable category. He's not chasing some abstract ideal of perfection; he's defining the ideal of a guaranteed, spectacularly good time.
The vibe is pure, unfiltered, playfulness.
There is no brooding, no anxiety, no clinical distance. With Hyugo, you get sunny, focused enthusiasm. It's fun, it's intense, it's mutually celebratory.
He makes you laugh and feel good even as he’s driving you out of your mind. The vibe is safe, exciting, and utterly free of complications. It’s the feeling of knowing you're about to have the time of your life, no questions asked.
The impact of a Hyugo experience is profound in its consistency. You are left thoroughly satisfied, pleasantly ruined, and moaning like an idiot. He doesn't create poetic, soul-altering epiphanies or complex psychological knots. He creates core memories of unadulterated, top-shelf fun.
The impact is one of restored faith in the pure, physical, and emotional joy of sex. You feel wanted, worshipped in a delighted way, and incredibly well taken care of. It's an impact that makes you immediately want a rematch.
FOURTH, I know, I know, “Sol is not ranked last??” Yeah… the man is packing a legitimate natural disaster in his pants. Looking at it is a full-time activity.
And the experience? It's a goddamn psychological thriller. I'm talking plot twists, dramatic tension, the whole nine yards.
Here’s the cinematic trailer: You've got this shy, emo, "do-not-perceive-me" guy who unzips to reveal a 7.4-inch veiny monument to chaos. Your brain does the Windows shutdown sound.
The contrast is so violent it creates a feedback loop. You're simultaneously trying to compute the sheer visual data and reassure his anxious, trembling soul that he's perfect. It's a lot! It's submissive power, which is a wild, potent genre all its own.
So why is this Oscar-bait psychological thriller in fourth place?
Because, my friend, Sol is hella selfish.
IN MY OPINION. Let's be real. Sol's submissiveness is a mix of “I live to serve your pleasure" kind and “You are the vehicle for my release" kind.
He's a head-pusher. You know the type.
The priority is his own peak experience, and you are the beautiful, convenient landscape he's hiking over to get to it. Sure, if you give him a direct order, he'll follow it. He's obedient, not generous.
But is he going to wake up in the morning thinking, "Hmm, how can I make them see God today?" No. He's thinking, "Hmm, I hope they're around later so I can feel less like a walking hormonal crisis."
He knows exactly how to use his... ahem, tools... to get himself where he needs to go, and that skill mixed with his nervy vibe is addictive.
It's like playing a game on hard mode that you can't stop restarting. But when the credits roll, you sometimes wonder if you were the protagonist or just the really immersive setting.
He's not a bad guy! He is.
The thriller is a masterpiece of its kind! But sometimes you don't want to be the haunted house the ghost is moaning in. Sometimes you just want to be a co-star. And that's why Sol, for all his shocking, addictive glory, gets the fourth-place ribbon.
FIFTH place, Okay, look. I have to put Geo my husband in last place. I know! It hurts me more than it hurts you. But in everybody’s defense, he didn’t even use the full 5.7 inches
Listen, it’s understandable. The man sees his own dick as an inconvenience more than anything. In my heart, he wins the “Did Not Attempt to Deceive Me” award, but for your reading pleasure?
Dead last.
The experience alone was… helpful?
Think of it as a very private, mutually beneficial session. You calm down Geo for science! Or, as Geo would file it: “Protocol for the Redirection of Unwanted Vasocongestion.” You was essentially a live, weighted blanket with a supportive attitude. And hey—at least he trusted you!
That’s basically a love letter from him.
And before you get mad on my behalf, he did reciprocate in his own way. He was trying his absolute best to be effective without overstepping the very clear, very sensible boundaries in his mind about bodily autonomy and emotional entanglement.
It was the most logical blue ball you have ever witnessed.
So yeah, he’s last. But he’s my last.
And honestly, in a world full of overpromising and under-delivering, there’s something beautifully reliable about a man who sees a horny crisis and approaches it just an irritating issue.
Yaya leans back in her chair, eyes half-lidded, the warm tone colored lamp hitting her like she’s in a noir film she never auditioned for. Papers crowd around her in teetering stacks, the architectural remains of a workday she has completely abandoned without a shred of remorse.
She twirls her pen once, twice, then lets it tap against the desk. After all, Narrator mode activated. Work mode dead on arrival.
She taps her pen, looks up, and continues:
“So listen,” she starts, voice low, steady, like she’s letting someone in on a secret they definitely shouldn’t have earned. “Each man? Completely different league. Not better, not worse. Just… specialty weapons.”
Her eyes narrow thoughtfully, a faint smirk curls at the corner of her mouth—because once she starts analyzing, there’s no off-switch.
“These men aren’t a ranking. They’re a menu. You don’t pick the best—you pick what flavor of unforgettable your soul is craving today.”
She flicks her wrist dismissively. “Or don’t pick. Let the chaos pick for you. You’ll live.” She pauses, eyes momentarily sparkling. “Probably.” She barely gets to enjoy her own cleverness before something shifts—too quiet, too sudden.
A prickle crawls up the back of her neck. Her smirk fades. Her shoulders straighten. Because she can feel it.
Someone is behind her.
And then a voice cuts through the dim room, cool as steel and twice as sharp: “…So this is what you do instead of studying?”
Yaya freezes. Half a second, just long enough for her brain to scream a quiet, internal, oh hell no.
Then, with careful slowness, she pivots just enough to see Geo looming behind her, the bag of food in hand—innocent in form, lethal in delivery. His gaze wasn’t warm or forgiving. No, it was the kind that could sentence an entire city block for jaywalking.
Fuccck.
"And here I thought you were genuinely losing it," he says, voice flat but sharp, carrying the weight of disappointed gods. The bag of food smells like heaven, sure—but the aura surrounding him? Hellfire. His arms aren’t crossed this time, but the disappointment? Crossed enough for both of them.
Yaya blinks. Deadpan. Her brain flatlines.
For a brief astral moment, she feels herself detach from reality. Then, like a slow drip of water betraying a steady calm, a bead of sweat forms on her temple. Her eyes flutter up. Smile tight. Polite. Uncertain. “…Geo,” she says softly, greeting him like a caged lion she hopes will nap.
“…How long were you standing there?”
Geo doesn’t answer. He doesn’t need to. His stare is all the sentence she needs. He knows. He’s judging.
And Ancestors help her, he’s soooo disappointed.
Yaya closes her notebook, calm and collected—but inside, it’s chaos. She exhales softly, as if preparing for a verdict. “…Oh no,” she mutters, the faintest tremor in her voice betraying.
Geo steps closer, his presence suddenly overwhelming the room, each word carefully measured. “Yaya… this—this obsession with distractions, with… whatever this is—it’s an addiction,” he says, eyes narrowing. “You are letting these…” He gestures vaguely toward her laptop, toward the little audience she’s been entertaining. “…people take over your study sessions. Finals aren’t waiting for you to be… entertaining. You need to focus. Until they’re over. Every. Single. Minute.”
Her throat tightens. She swallows, nodding mechanically, already painfully aware that her hobbies—her chaos—have officially been classified as criminally distracting.
Geo exhales, shoulders relaxing just slightly, but there’s a weight in his gaze that could crush mountains. “I’ll give you a chance to correct yourself. No excuses. No shortcuts.”
Yaya forces a tight smile, “…Yes, sir,” she whispers, imagining the mental FaceTime roast she’ll endure if she slips.
Geo tilts his head, a dangerous calm in his expression. “…Actually,” he continues, voice dropping even lower, “correction. I’ll be staying here. Until finals are done. You will not get distracted while I’m here. You need supervision. Full-time. Non-negotiable.”
Yaya freezes, blink slow. “…Excuse me?”
“Non-negotiable,” he repeats, tone flat but deadly certain. “You will study. I will remain. You will not get distracted. You will finish. And if you try to sneak in even a single instance of foolishness…” His eyes bore into her like lasers. “…I will know.”
Her pulse spikes. She’s trapped. Pinned.
Helplessly aware that the entire rest of her semester just got personally militarized by Geo. “…Fine,” she mutters, voice small but laced with disbelief. “…You win.”
Geo gives a small, imperceptible nod. Then, as if to underline the finality of the sentence, he lifts the bag of food like a banner and sets it down beside her desk. “Do not fail me. Study. Focus. Finish.”
Yaya blinks, staring at him, staring at the empty hallway where now she knows he’ll settle in, staring at her like a permanent fixture of judgment. "Fuckkk...." She lifts a hand slowly toward the camera, trying to salvage dignity for her audience, winks, and whispers with mock cheer:
“…Farewell, dearest audience. Pray for me. I’m gonna need it.”
♤ — 𝓉𝓀𝒶𝓉𝒷 𝓂𝒶𝓈𝓉𝑒𝓇𝓁𝒾𝓈𝓉
iyayadonna, all rights reserved. — ⋆˚ ᓭི༏ᓯྀ ꩜ 。⋆ .ᐟ
ᓭི༏ᓯྀ ── Ink spun from my own fingertips—please don’t take, mirror, or rewrite it.
✑ 𝓈𝓎𝓃𝑜𝓅𝓈𝒾𝓈: Sooo… to close this chapter on a gentle note, today’s headcanons imagine the TKATB men getting married. Nothing heavy, nothing tragic—just warmth, quiet/loud joy, nervous smiles, and the kind of happiness that feels earned. It’s soft, a little playful, and full of small moments that say we chose each other.
Think laughter during vows, stolen glances, hands that never quite let go.
A sweet pause before the future—until next time.
✑ 𝓇𝑒𝓆𝓊𝑒𝓈𝓉: from anon! when I saw this, felt appropriate for me to do one last time…
✑ 𝓉𝒶𝑔𝓈: oneshots/s · tkatb characters · tkatb men x gn!reader · oc in use! · fluff on fluff! · mutual pining · written in stolen moments · gentle teasing · fluff humor · kissing n such · established relationships · soft endings · wedding bells · ili angst · happily “married” oc writer!
✑ 𝓌𝒸: 14.8k
✑ 𝒶/𝓃: ngl, writing this almost brought me into tears. To be taking a break from something that started my writing journey on Tumblr was kind of emotional… ahh, happy reading!
✑ 𝒸𝓇𝑜𝓌𝑒
My first love, the man himself, you deserved this...
Location: A private, walled garden within the hotel grounds, a hidden sanctuary he specifically booked for the evening. It’s not just any rooftop; it’s a space filled with the scent of night-blooming jasmine and soft, dry earth.
A single, ancient olive tree stands sentinel in the corner. He’s arranged a low Navajo blanket on the grass, not a fancy picnic, but a ground-covering woven with patterns of his heritage.
On it rests a simple thermos of his grandmother’s pine needle tea, two clay cups, and a small, covered pot of stew he spent the afternoon preparing—blue corn, squash, and venison, a taste of home. There is no spectacle, only the deepening violet sky and the first brave pinpricks of stars overhead.
The Ring: It’s not presented in a box. He’s kept it safe in a small, worn deerskin pouch that once held his baby hair. The band is hand-wrought sterling silver, cooled to a soft, matte finish, intentionally imperfect to show the maker’s touch.
Set not with a polished gem, but with a smooth, river-tumbled stone of jet—deep, lightweight black that seems to swallow and then gently reflect the starlight. Along the inner band, in the tiniest, most delicate script, are the Diné words, translate it to My heart and my path.
✑ the proposal
What He Says: He doesn’t get down on one knee. That would impose a hierarchy the moment doesn’t need. Instead, he sits facing you on the blanket, his posture relaxed but his eyes profoundly serious. After you’ve shared the meal in comfortable silence, he takes both of your hands, turning them over to trace the lines of your palms with his thumbs, as if reading a story only he knows.
“My grandmother taught me the names of the stars,” he begins, his voice a low, resonant murmur that blends with the evening breeze. “She said they are our ancestors, lighting the way so we are never alone in the dark. For a long time, I only saw the stars. I walked my path, but I was… a quiet traveler.”
He looks up from your hands, his dusk-blue eyes holding yours, the usual gentle sorrow in them replaced by a vulnerable, shining certainty.
“Then you arrived. And you did not just walk beside me. You showed me the flowers growing at the edge of the path that I had been too quiet to notice. You heard the same song in the wind.”
He opens the deerskin pouch and gently slides the ring onto your finger. The silver is cool, the jet stone warm from his skin.
“This is not a chain. It is a promise. A promise that my path is yours, and yours is mine. That we will walk together, and when the night is long, we will not just look up at the stars… we will be each other’s shelter.”
He brings your ringed hand to his lips, pressing a kiss just above the stone, his eyes never leaving yours.
“Would you let me walk with you? Not just for now, but for all the journeys, under every sky to come?”
When you say yes, he doesn’t whoop or cry.
He lets out a long, slow breath—a release of a tension he’s carried in his bones for years, the quiet exhale of a man who has finally, truly arrived. The smile that dawns across his face isn't bright; it's deep, a profound sunrise of peace that seems to warm the very air around you. In that silent smile, you see the promise of every shared sunrise to come.
Then, he moves. Still holding your ringed hand, he gently tugs you forward. You expect another embrace, but instead, he guides you until you're settled sideways in his lap, right there on the blanket in the hidden garden.
One strong arm secures you around your waist, the other hand comes up to cradle your jaw, his thumb stroking your cheekbone with a reverence usually reserved for sacred things.
"Took you long enough to say it," he murmurs, his voice a low, warm rumble against your temple, but his eyes are crinkled with soft mischief.
"You didn't exactly ask a simple question," you fire back, leaning into his touch, your heart so full it feels like it might glow.
"‘Walk with me’ seemed clear enough." His smile widens, just a fraction. "But I suppose for you, I can be more direct." He shifts you slightly, his nose brushing yours. "From now on, this lap? It's yours. This peace? It's ours. That," he nods toward the stars beginning to pierce the violet above, "is our ceiling."
He leans in then, closing the last breath of space, and kisses you. It's not a kiss of desperate passion, but of profound claiming and boundless welcome. It tastes of pine tea and promise, deep and steady and sweet, and it feels less like a first kiss of an engagement and more like a homecoming you've both been walking toward your whole lives.
When he finally pulls back, just enough to rest his forehead against yours, his dusk-blue eyes are brighter than all the emerging stars. "Welcome home," he whispers, the words a vow sealed not just with a ring—
but with the warmth of his arms and the peaceful, joyful certainty in his gaze.
✑ the preparation
The final plans were being laid, not in a frantic rush, but with the steady, careful care that characterized everything Crowe did. The wedding was only a few days away.
The venue was set: a small, private clearing in a high desert conservancy, at the golden hour when the sun bled into the long shadows. The style was earthy elegance—simple wooden benches, textiles in warm terracotta and sage, arrangements of dried sagebrush and sun-bleached bones. The guest list was intimate, barely thirty people: the core frined group (including a watchful, begrudgingly invited Geo), a few trusted professors, and a handful of Crowe’s friends from his astronomy cohort.
You were going over the final seating chart when Crowe’s quiet voice broke the comfortable silence.
“There’s… something we need to discuss.”
You looked up from the diagram. He was standing by the window of his apartment, his profile outlined by the setting sun. His calm was present, but you saw the subtle tension in the line of his shoulders.
“My mother,” he began, his voice measured. “And my aunt. They’ll be coming.”
You set your pen down. You knew this was significant. Crowe’s relationship with his mother was… complex.
Rooted in love but strained by differing paths—her hopes for a more conventional life for him in the community, his quiet rebellion into academia and a world she struggled to understand. They were on speaking terms, but it was a delicate bridge. His aunt, his mother’s sister, was more vocal in her critiques, a woman of sharp tongue and traditional expectations.
“I know things have been… difficult lately,” you said gently.
He turned to you, his dusk-blue eyes holding a rare flicker of unease. “They can be… harsh. Their words. My aunt, especially. She questions my choices. My path. She may… question you. Question this.” He gestured vaguely, encompassing the apartment, the plans, the life you’d built. “I do not wish for their presence to cast a shadow on our day. But they are my family. To not invite them would be a deeper cut.”
You stood and crossed the room to him, taking his hands. They were warm, but you felt the slight tremor he tried to hide.
“Crowe,” you said, your voice firm and soft. “Look at me.”
He met your gaze.
“Your path is yours. Our path is ours. It’s beautiful, and it’s true, and no one gets to question that. Not even family.” You squeezed his hands. “If they come with love, we’ll welcome them. If they come with harsh words, we’ll hear them, and then we’ll let those words blow away like sand. Because they don’t get to stay here.” You brought his hand to your chest, over your heart. “This is what matters. You and me. In that desert, under our stars. Everything else is just noise.”
The tension in his shoulders began to dissolve.
He let out a long, slow breath, his forehead coming to rest against yours. “You are my shelter,” he murmured, the words a prayer.
“And you’re mine,” you whispered back. “So we’ll face the noise together. As long as we walk out of there married, nothing else matters.”
A true, peaceful smile finally touched his lips. He pulled you into an embrace, strong and sure. The anxiety was not gone, but it was shared, and therefore halved. In the safety of that embrace, the upcoming wedding felt less like a trial and more like what it was: the simple, profound act of two people choosing their own constellation, regardless of who else was watching the sky.
✑ the wedding
On the day of the wedding, Crowe’s preparation was a silent, gorgeous ritual.
He dismissed the well-meaning chaos of the others—Deryl’s booming encouragement, Britney’s cheerful fussing. He asked only for Geo, whose presence was a quiet solidity, not a noise.
In the hushed, adobe-style guest house where he was staying, Crowe dressed slowly. He wore a simple, tailored suit in a deep charcoal, the fabric seeming to absorb the soft lamplight.
His focus was on the details. He practiced the vows he had written, first in English, then in a low, reverent whisper in Diné, the words flowing like a secret river. His fingers rose to touch the abalone shell necklace at his throat—his grandmother’s, an old anchor.
Then, he opened a small, carved wooden box. Inside was a new bolo tie. The slide was a smooth, polished stone the exact shade of your eyes, cradled in a simple setting of braided silver.
His hands, usually so steady, trembled just slightly as he fastened it, the cool stone settling at his collar. It was more than an accessory; it was a promise worn close to his heart, a piece of you he would carry with him as he walked toward you.
Geo, leaning against the doorway, watched in silence. He offered no platitudes, just a steadying presence. When Crowe was finished, he looked at his reflection, took a deep, centering breath, and gave a single, slow nod. The calm settled over him once more, deeper now, rooted in the certainty of his choice and the love that waited for him under the vast, waiting sky.
He was ready.
The soft, haunting melody of a wooden flute guided your steps. As you turned the corner of the woven sage screen and into the clearing, all sound seemed to fade except for the crunch of sand under your feet and the beat of your own heart.
And then you saw him.
The walk down the aisle felt less like a procession and more like a dream you were finally, fully stepping into. Crowe was the man you’d always dreamed of marrying—an essence of quiet strength, a prince not of fairy tales, but of steady earth and patient stars.
He was regal in his stillness, yet he had never once failed to make you feel like you were the only soul in his universe. Your life had become a story more beautiful than any fable, and this was the moment you stepped into the heart of your happily ever after.
As you approached, Crowe visibly stilled.
He took a slow, deep breath, his regal posture softening just enough to let the wonder in. A very soft, sweet blush painted his high cheekbones, a flush of pure emotion he didn't try to hide.
Yet, he maintained that poised grace, ready to stand beside you as your anchor, your partner, your prince. He smiled, a small, private curve of his lips meant only for you, full of awe and welcome.
He met you at the end of the path and offered his hand, not as a formality, but as a guide. He helped you onto the low wooden platform with a gentle strength, his touch both reverent and sure. Once you stood beside him, facing each other, the world fell away.
His vows began, his voice a low, resonant murmur that seemed to harmonize with the desert wind.
“You are the moon that guides my night, the stars that map my way, and the sun that warms my day,” he said, his dusk-blue eyes holding yours with an intensity that made your breath catch.
“There is not a single dawn that breaks where I do not think of you, and what you mean to me. You have given my life a meaning I thought was reserved for legends and old stories. To know that my love for you is returned… it is the greatest humility and the greatest joy of my life.”
He took your hands, his thumbs stroking your knuckles.
“I promise to love you, to cherish you, to walk with you, for as long as these stars still turn above us. I will spend the rest of my life ensuring you have the happiness you have always deserved. As your husband, it will be my sacred duty and my deepest pleasure.”
As he finished, Crowe’s composure wavered. He brought a gentle fist to his mouth for a moment, his eyes closing as he collected himself, the new ring on his finger catching the light—a flash of silver and jet between you. When he lowered his hand, his smile was soft, joyful, and completely, vulnerably his.
After you exchanged your own vows and the rings were placed, the officiant pronounced you married.
The kiss that followed was not passionate, but profound—a sealing of promises, a blending of breaths, a silent communion under the vast sky. It tasted of sage, sun-warmed skin, and forever.
As you parted, still wrapped in the bubble of your joy, a figure approached. It was his mother. Her earlier inscrutable expression had melted into one of tearful, radiant warmth.
Without a word, she pulled you into a tight, genuine hug.
“Welcome to the family, my child,” she whispered, her voice thick with emotion. She then turned and hugged Crowe, whispering something in Diné that made him duck his head, a deeper blush spreading across his cheeks—a mixture of pride and sweet embarrassment at his mother’s public affection.
From the sidelines, you heard Deryl’s muffled, emotional “Aw, man!” and Geo’s sniffle quietly.
When she retreated, Crowe looked back at you, his eyes shimmering with a happiness so deep it seemed to come from his very core. The last traces of hesitation about his family’s presence had vanished, replaced by the simple, overwhelming rightness of the moment.
He reached for your hand, lacing his fingers with yours, his touch firm and eternal. He leaned close, his voice for you alone, as tender as the first starlight of evening.
“Come, my Starlight,” he murmured, the nickname a vow in itself. “Our forever is waiting.”
And with the blessings of earth and sky and family surrounding you, he led you into the rest of your dream, hand in hand, heart to heart.
✑ 𝑔𝑒𝑜
....my dearest.
Location: A secluded, misty garden in the mountains of Japan during a quiet, off-season trip he “impulsively” booked.
It’s drizzling—a soft, persistent rain that beads on the waxy leaves of camellias and muffles the world. You’re the only ones there.
He’s spent the day in near-silence with you, light shopping, a visiting a small, perfect cat café he’d researched meticulously, sharing a kaiseki meal where he explained every component with quiet intensity. The garden walk is the final, planned movement. He holds a large, black umbrella over you both, his other hand warm in yours.
The Ring: It’s held in a matte black, square box he produces from an inner pocket. The band is a cool, polished platinum, but running through its center like a secret, embedded vein is a slender, flawless line of violet gold—a rare alloy that holds the exact shade of his hair and the twilight he favors in his art.
It is severe, elegant, and deeply personal. He later admits, voice tight, that he got the component three weeks prior, during a trip where you saw him exit a jeweler’s. He’d distracted you that same day with a complementary silver necklace, a careful decoy. The purple line, he says, “Just thought it fit you.”
✑ the proposal
What He Says: You’d been rambling all day. At the cat café earlier, as he stiffly served you, you’d mused, “I wonder if the cats know this is humiliating for you, or if they just think you’re a really tall, grumpy kitten.” He’d stared blankly and muttered, “They know. They’re judging me. I can feel it.” You’d just laughed.
Now, in the misty garden, you were on a tangent about the koi. “That big orange one looks like it’s seen some things. Bet it has opinions on the municipal water treatment plan.”
Geo had been making quiet, leading comments all afternoon. “This place is private. Good for people who hate… crowds.” “Theoretically, a person could make a significant decision here without interference.”
You’d just hummed in agreement, utterly oblivious, your mind on koi politics.
He guided you off the main path to a small, stone lantern. A photographer—discreet, positioned as a ‘birdwatcher’—raised a camera from behind a fern. You glanced over.
“Oh, cool. Someone’s really into the pond. Hope they get a good shot of the judgmental koi.”
Geo closed his eyes for a full three seconds, a muscle in his jaw jumping. “Yes,” he said, voice strained. “The pond.”
He stopped walking, tugging your hand until you faced him under the umbrella. Rain pattered a private rhythm on the nylon.
“Your thoughts of the footbridge was wrong,” he stated, completely out of the blue. “It’s not just wood. The supports are steel-reinforced concrete with a cedar veneer.”
You blinked. “Uh… okay. Good to know? Thanks for the… bridge facts.” He let out a short, tense breath that wasn’t annoyance. It was the sound of a man whose last, carefully laid hint had just been trampled by your cheerful ignorance.
“And you’re wrong about something else,” he said, his voice dropping, losing its usual detached edge. “None of this is a coincidence. The cat café booking, the shopping trip, this garden. I planned it. All of it.”
He finally, slowly, sank to one knee on the damp gravel. The umbrella tilted, casting his face in shadow. The cool, brooding mask he wore for the world was gone. In its place was a raw, intense focus so direct it was almost frightening.
“Look,” he began, his voice low and rough. “I’m not good at this. I’m not good with people. I know I’m a moody, prideful asshole. Before you, the only person’s peace I gave a damn about was my own.”
He let out a sharp breath, his gaze dropping to the small, black box in his hand before locking back onto yours.
“But you. You didn’t just put up with it. You saw the things I actually care about. My hobbies, the quiet, the way things work. You didn’t try to fix my brooding. You just… existed in it with me. And you made the silence feel like something I could actually stand. Maybe even… like.”
He thumbed the box open. The platinum band with its secret vein of violet gold glinted, a stark, beautiful contrast to the grey day. “I bought this weeks ago. You saw me leave the jeweler’s. I gave you that necklace to throw you off.” A faint, wry twist touched his lips. “Dick move, I know.”
The smirk vanished, replaced by a vulnerability so stark it stole the air from your lungs.
“This isn’t logical. It’s the most irrational, impulsive, interesting thing I’ve ever wanted. I don’t want a business partnership. I don’t want to ‘merge assets’.”
His teal eyes held yours, fierce and unwavering.
“I just want you there. In my space. Every damn day. With your weird tangents and your warm hands and the way you make the quiet something I don’t just tolerate… but need.” He held the ring up. It wasn’t a grand gesture. It was an offering.
A plea from a man who never pleaded.
“So. You wanna be stuck with me? For real? Because I’m done pretending I can walk away from this.”
You stared, the puzzle pieces—the odd comments, the photographer, the bridge facts, the knee—slamming together with dizzying force.
A stunned laugh escaped you. “Oh my god. You’re serious. I had a… a tiny feeling, but damn, Geo.”
You didn’t say yes with words.
You said it by dropping to your knees in the wet gravel with him, ignoring the cold seeping through your clothes, and cupping his face in your hands. His eyes went wide. “Is that…?” he started, his voice barely a whisper, the confidence faltering for the first time.
You kissed him. It was an answer, a seal, a promise. It tasted like rain and the unique, sharp sweetness of his surrender.
When you pulled back, he was staring, dazed. Then, a slow, real, unguarded smile broke across his face—a sight so rare and beautiful it made your heart ache. He let out a shaky breath that was half-laugh, half-sob of relief, and rested his forehead against yours.
“Okay,” he murmured, his voice thick. “Okay.” He fumbled slightly as he slid the ring onto your finger, his own hands cold and trembling.
The metal was cool, but the violet seam felt like a secret heartbeat against your skin. The distant shutter of the photographer clicked, capturing not a wildlife shot, but the moment—
a fortress fell, and a brooding, difficult, wonderful man knelt in the rain and found his way home.
✑ the preparation
The wedding was supposed to be small. Private.
Geo and You had been adamant. No more than a handful of people.
The venue wasn't a gallery. It was an immaculate, traditional Japanese banquet hall within the city's most exclusive hotel. Polished dark wood, shoji screens, a serene tokonoma alcove with a single, painfully perfect floral arrangement. It was elegant, expansive, and everything Geo had explicitly not wanted—because it came from his father.
A silent, expensive vibe of his father's presence and power.
Britney, with Jess as her tactical assistant—other words wife, had been forced to pivot. She’d woven their stark, modern aesthetic into the traditional space with fierce precision—single black orchids in minimalist tubes placed against the wood, geometric shadows cast by carefully angled spotlights, a sleek, modern table cutting through the center of the tatami room. It was a beautiful, tense fusion: cold, sharp beauty violently integrated into warm, ancient tradition.
Iit was, in carefully planned, perfectly Geo and you.
However, the real chaos had been the groom's party the night before. Deryl, in charge of "vibes," had executed his duties with terrifying way. While you spent the evening with Britney and Jess, finalizing details and trying to soothe your own nerves. You returned to the apartment you now shared with Geo late...
...and you found him in a funny ass state of suffering.
The lights were off. A single, grim bar of grey morning light cut through a gap in the blinds, illuminating Geo. He was on the floor, leaning against the sofa, wearing yesterday's rumpled black t-shirt and jeans, one arm thrown over his eyes, a flsuhed red fce. An empty glass and a bottle of expensive, probably regrettable, Japanese whisky sat nearby.
He didn't move as you entered. "The sound of the refrigerator's hum is malicious," he announced to the ceiling, his voice gravelly and pained.
You couldn't help but smile, setting down your bag. "Rough night?"
“Deryl is a force of nature with no off switch." He finally lifted his arm to peer at you, his eyes red-rimmed and heavy-lidded. "He insisted on toasts. Many toasts. With a liquor that has no business being consumed in 'shot' form."
You brought him water and aspirin, sitting on the floor beside him. As the medicine began its work and he migrated to the couch, head in your lap, you gently steered the conversation to the final preparations.
"The coordinator confirmed the caterer. It's just the small plates we selected. No speeches, just... ambient noise and consumption," he muttered, his eyes closed as your fingers carded through his purple hair.
"That sounds perfect," you soothed.
There was a long silence. Then, his brow furrowed, the anxiety cutting through the hangover. "You know my father is coming."
Your fingers stilled. You knew about his father—the distant, corporate titan who viewed Geo's lifestyle and academic path as a baffling diversion from the family empire. Their relationship was a terse, quarterly-report of a thing.
"I didn't want him here," Geo admitted, the words tight. "But it felt... illogical to exclude the genetic contributor to 50% of my existence from the event that will define the other 100% of my future." He sighed, a sound of pure exasperation. "He'll probably try to quantify the ROI on the venue. But... he should see. He should see what my life is actually going to be."
You leaned down and pressed a kiss to his temple. "He'll see you happy. That's the only data point that matters."
Another pause, even heavier. "And... Hyugo."
You waited. The fractious relationship with his stepbrother was a constant, low-grade static.
"I asked him to be there. As... a guest. Not the best man, Crowe is handling that. But... to be there." He opened his eyes, looking up at you, his expression vulnerable and annoyed by its own vulnerability. "It felt wrong. To mark this... permanent thing, while holding onto something as petty as a childhood grudge. Even if the grudge is against a human golden retriever with the situational awareness of a concussed moth."
You laughed softly, your heart swelling. "That's really big of you, you know."
He scowled, flushing. "It's not 'big.' It's efficient. Emotional baggage is dead weight. I'm streamlining." But he turned his face into your stomach, hiding his expression, and you felt the tension in his shoulders ease just a little.
Your support was the silent variable that made the terrifying equation of family and future feel solvable.
✑ the wedding
On the wedding day, Geo’s dressing room at the fancy hotel felt like a trap. It was nice, but in his opinion, It was way too big, way too traditional, and it smelled like his father’s money.
He’d tried to let a planner handle everything, but of course, he’d gotten stuck in the weeds. He’d analyzed seating arrangements like they were conflict maps and spent an hour last night reading about flower respiration rates. Now, standing in front of the mirror in the formal black montsukikimono his father had “provided,” his brain had short-circuited.
“This is wrong,” he announced, glaring at his reflection like it had personally offended him. He was messing with the obi sash, which was, by all objective accounts, perfectly tied.
“It’s literally the knot the dresser did five minutes ago,” came the annoyingly cheerful voice from the door. Hyugo, who Geo had grudgingly allowed to be there as “moral support” a terrible idea, was leaning in the frame, looking irritatingly relaxed.
“I know who tied it. The angles are off. It’s creating a visual conflict with the line of the haori.” Geo’s scowl deepened as he tugged at the fabric, making it worse.
Crowe, the actual best man, stood calmly near the window, a quiet island in the storm. He just watched, a faint understanding in his eyes.
Hyugo snorted and strode over, batting Geo’s hands away. “Move. You’re having a geometry crisis.” With a few quick, sure tugs, he fixed the sash. “There. No more conflicts. Just a guy in a fancy robe.”
Geo stared at his now-perfect reflection, then at Hyugo’s smug face in the mirror. “You,” he said flatly, “are the primary source of visual conflict in this entire building.”
"And yet, you love me," Hyugo chirped, clapping him on the shoulder hard enough to make him stagger.
"Define 'love' in a context that includes persistent, low-grade annoyance," Geo grumbled, but the corner of his mouth twitched. Hyugo's relentless, teasing energy was a familiar pressure—one that, against all odds, was grounding him, puncturing the balloon of his anxiety before it could carry him away.
He took a deep breath, adjusted the tie Hyugo had fixed, and met Crowe's gaze in the mirror. A silent understanding passed between them. He was as ready as he'd ever be.
The systems were in place.
The illogical, emotional, beautiful variable—you—was waiting.
The stark, beautiful gallery was silent. The only sound was the faint, modern chime of a single koto string being plucked. All eyes were on the end of the long, white runway that served as your aisle.
And all of Geo’s world was on you.
As you appeared, framed in the doorway, the carefully constructed universe of logic and control in his teal eyes underwent a spectacular, silent crash. His lips, usually set in a line of mild annoyance or deep thought, parted slightly.
A wave of pure, unprocessed amazement rendered him utterly still, his gaze tracking your every step as if you were a theorem he’d spent his life trying to prove, finally walking into reality.
You saw it—the exact moment his brain short-circuited.
The usual analytical look behind his eyes was gone, replaced by a soft, dazed wonder. And there, glistening at the corner of his lashes, was the faintest sheen of moisture. He blinked rapidly, turning his head just a fraction to hide the traitorous tears from the small audience, his jaw tight with the effort of containing an emotion too vast for his usual scowling containers.
Your gaze briefly swept the front row.
There sat his father, in an impeccably tailored suit, his expression an unreadable mask of corporate scrutiny. But in this moment, even that imposing figure seemed to blur into the background. Nothing existed but the space between you and Geo.
You reached him. He didn’t wait for protocol. His hand shot out, not with a flourish, but with a sudden, urgent need to connect. His fingers wrapped around yours, warm and slightly trembling, and he guided you the final steps to the front with a possessive, gentle firmness, as if anchoring you both to the spot.
The officiant began, but the ceremony had a unique, personal layer.
Yet… You and Subaru Oogami were, in the quiet, legal sense, already married.
A courthouse visit weeks prior, followed by private, smiling photos just for the two of you, had sealed the deal. This was the performance, the proof for everyone else. It made this moment feel less like a pressure and more like a celebration of a secret you were finally sharing.
When it was time for his vows, he cleared his throat. The words didn’t come out in the dry, algorithmic way he’d planned.
“You… look at me,” he began, his voice rough, struggling against its own tightness. “And it’s like… my brain fail. Every time. I get trapped in you. And you just… you tell me you’ll never leave me there alone.” He shook his head, a faint, disbelieving smile touching his lips.
“Do you have any idea what you do to me? Standing here, looking like that… it’s like a fantasy my brain constructed that I never get to log out of. It’s… illogical. And it’s the only thing that makes sense.”
Tears, hot and sudden, welled in your own eyes. You’d never heard him speak like this—so openly, so beautifully unraveled. The love wasn’t just in his words; it was a visible glow in his teal eyes, softening all their sharp edges into something tender and awestruck. The small, genuine smile on his face was a rare masterpiece, and you fell in love with him all over again.
“I promise,” he continued, his voice firming with conviction, “to love you, cherish you, and… debug you when you’re being irrational, for as long as we both exist. For the rest of my life. You’re my partner. My… husband.” He said the word like it was a new, powerful code. “And I’m going to spend that life trying to give you the happiness you actually deserve.”
You exchanged rings, the cool bands sliding home as symbols of a circuit now permanently closed.
Then, the officiant spoke the traditional words: “You may now kiss—”
He didn’t let her finish.
He was kissing you before the last syllable faded—a firm, decisive, slightly desperate kiss that poured every unspoken word of his vows directly from his lips to yours. It was all relief, possession, and dizzying joy.
A beat of silence was followed by a snort from Hyugo. “Damn, bro, impatient much?”
Deryl’s booming laugh followed. “Let the man have his moment! Sheesh!”
Even Crowe let out a soft, amused chuckle.
Geo broke the kiss, his face flushed a brilliant magenta. He whipped his head around to glare at them. “It’s my wedding! I’ll kiss my partner whenever I want!”
But as he turned back to you, the glare vanished, replaced by the same dazed, happy smile, though now tinged with a flicker of exasperation. He leaned his forehead against yours with a heavy, dramatic sigh that was pure Geo.
“I already hate this,” he muttered, the words a warm puff against your lips, meant only for you.
You laughed softly, your own tears of joy still sparkling on your lashes. You squeezed his hands, still linked with yours. “Don’t worry,” you whispered back, your voice thick with affection and promise. “We’ll get through this….”
The old-fashioned, tender endearment, used so casually yet so meaningfully, made his eyes go wide for a second. Then, his frustrated smile softened into something impossibly fond, and he gave a single, slow nod, his forehead still resting against yours.
“Yeah,” he breathed, the word a surrender and a vow all at once. “We will.”
Then, his frustrated smile softened into something impossibly fond, and he gave a single, slow nod, his forehead still resting against yours. His voice dropped to a rough whisper, filled with a wonder that seemed to surprise even him.
“I can’t believe it,” he murmured, the words just for the two of you in the midst of everything. “You’re finally just… mine.”
It wasn’t possessive in a harsh way. It was a statement of awe. A quiet, staggering realization that the fantasy was now a permanent, documented fact.
You laughed through your happy tears, brushing your nose against his. “And you’re finally just… mine, Subaru.”
He let out a shaky breath that was half a laugh, half a sigh of profound relief, “My dearest…” and sealed the declaration with one more soft, lingering kiss, ignoring the world around you both.
✑ 𝓈𝑜𝓁
Ugh, he doesn't get a ending... jkjkjk. I'll allow it.
Location: His apartment. He’d called it a “studio night,” which basically meant he’d cleared off his giant drafting table and threatened the air if it dared to disturb us. Usually the place feels like a museum after hours, all cool and echoey, but tonight it’s… warm. The lights are dimmed, and the smell of the fancy German pot roast he spent all afternoon making is still hanging in the air—a rare, quiet treat just for the both of you.
Some chill classical music is on in the background. We’re side-by-side at this huge, ridiculously clean table, working on the same canvas. It’s a mess of colors and shapes we’re just throwing together. My hands are covered in paint splotches. His? Spotless, like always. He’s not really painting; he’s more… directing. His clean finger will point to a spot, or he’ll hum and tilt his head, but he won’t actually touch the messy part.
The Ring: The ring wasn't in a box. He'd hidden it in the one place he knew you'd touch without thinking—inside the thick wooden frame of that custom paint palette he gave you ages ago. The one that fits your grip perfectly, its surface now a history of every color you've ever mixed together.
You only found it because he asked, offhand, if you'd wipe the palette down while he put the brushes away. Your rag snagged on a seam you'd never noticed. A soft click, and a hidden drawer no bigger than a matchbox slid silently open.
Inside, on a little pillow of black velvet, was a ring. The band was a polished black metal, dark as a moonless night. And set into it wasn't a diamond, but a smooth, domed black opal.
But when you looked closer, the stone wasn't just black. Deep in its center, it held a whole other world—swirls of deep emerald green and mossy gold, burning like a forest fire seen from space, cut through with sudden, shocking veins of red. It looked less like a jewel and more like he'd pried a piece of a forbidden galaxy out of the sky and set it just for you.
✑ the proposal
What He Says: He didn’t get down on one knee. That was for people performing for an audience. This was just the two of you. He watched, completely frozen, as you found it.
His heterochromia eyes were staring at you. The colors—a deep red center bleeding into a fiery orange outer ring—glowed just as fiercely. Together, they didn't just look at you; they held you completely, twin embers in the dim light of the room.
He looked… scared. Actually scared.
When you looked up at him, shocked, his voice came out low and raw, none of that smooth, collected tone he usually uses.
“I spent my whole life collecting beautiful things that don’t talk back,” he said, his gaze flicking to the messy canvas between us, our colors bleeding together. “I thought owning something was the highest form of love. Then you showed up… and just started painting on my shit.”
He took a slow step closer, his eyes locked on mine like I might disappear.
“You didn’t ask. You just… made my world messy. And you made something alive. I could never have built this alone.”
Another step. The air felt thin.
“This ring isn’t me claiming you,” he whispered, the words tight. “It’s a key. To my apartment. My files. The fucking panic room in my head. It’s me asking you… to stay in the mess with me. To keep painting over all the empty spaces. Forever.”
His hand came up, trembling slightly, stopping just short of my paint-smeared fingers.
“So say you’ll stay. Not like something on a shelf. Like… like the other part of the picture. Please.”
It wasn’t a question.
It was the only thing he had left that was truly his to give: the rest of his life, an empty canvas waiting for your hand.
When you say yes, the world doesn’t explode. It just… stops.
The breath he was holding leaves him in one shaky, silent rush. He doesn’t move for a second, like your “yes” hit him in a language he’s still learning. The intense, almost scary look in his red-and-orange eyes doesn’t go away—it just… softens. Melts into something awestruck and stupidly tender. He looks like a guy who just pulled off a miracle he never thought would work.
Slowly, so carefully it makes your chest ache, he takes your paint-stained hand. He doesn’t put the ring on yet. First, he brings your fingertips to his lips and kisses each one, his eyes squeezed shut like he’s making a promise to himself.
Mine. Yours. Ours. Forever.
Only then does he pick up the ring. His hands, which are usually so steady, are shaking. He slides it onto your finger like he’s handling something that might break.
When it’s on, he just stares at it on your hand, then back up at your face. He looks dizzy. Won.
“It’s done,” he whispers, not like it’s over, but like it’s finally starting. “You… you took it. You took me. All of it.”
He stands up, but instead of hugging you, he cradles your face in his hands, his thumbs wiping away tears you didn’t even know were falling. He looks at you like he’s memorizing you for the last time and the first time, all at once.
“Do you get it?” he murmurs, his voice rough and too full. “You didn’t just say yes to marrying me. You said yes to being the only one who gets to translate the mess in my head. The keeper of my heart. From right now, every breath, every obsessed thought, every dark corner I hide in… it’s all yours. I’m yours. Completely.”
He leans in and kisses you. It’s not a hot kiss. It’s a vow. Deep and slow, tasting like metal and turpentine and forever.
It’s the kiss of a guy who just handed you every key to every locked door he owns, and is equal parts terrified and set free because of it.
✑ the preparation
The wedding wasn't an event. It was a private viewing.
A one-night-only exhibition for a piece called "Us."
Sol didn't plan a wedding. He curated it. Every detail was a brushstroke in his final piece. He rented out a cold, white hall in a modern art museum after hours. The floors were shiny black stone. The walls were blank.
Instead of flowers, there were lasers—complex, shifting beams of light cutting through the dark, like ghostly stained glass. The air smelled like rain on concrete. Even the font on the program was one he designed himself. He'd even picked the exact shade of white for the lights to make your skin and your ring look perfect.
He wasn't nervous. He was focused. Still. Like a sculptor about to make the last, decisive cut. This wasn't a party. It was the official unveiling of the only thing he'd ever truly wanted to keep: you.
You felt his presence even when he wasn't in the room. A discreet, silent attendant—a young man in a black suit who seemed more like a gallery guard—had appeared at your door twice already.
"The Patron requests confirmation that the transportation route remains clear of unnecessary auditory or visual stimulus."
"The ambient temperature in the preparation chamber is to your satisfaction?"
It was Sol's way of checking on you, of ensuring every variable in his grand design was perfectly aligned for your "perfectly serene" journey to him.
In one of these quiet moments, as you reviewed the stark, beautiful itinerary he'd provided, you asked the question that had been lingering.
"Sol... what about family? On your side?"
He was adjusting the angle of a single, black calla lily in its glass cylinder. He didn't look up, but his hands stilled for a fraction of a second.
"Family," he repeated, the word tasting sterile on his tongue. "A biological coincidence. A social construct of variable reliability." Finally, he met your eyes, his heterochromatic gaze clear and certain. "I have no family in any sense that merits an invitation to this space. The blood relation is irrelevant. The emotional one is non-existent."
He set the lily down and came to you, taking your hands. His touch was cool, possessive.
"All I want,” he said, his voice a low, resonant hum in the quiet room, "is to stand before what law and art recognize, and become yours. Formally, permanently, and exclusively. You are my chosen lineage. Our union is the only dynasty I wish to found."
There was no sadness in his statement, only a brutal, clean honesty. He had excised those ties long ago. You were not filling a void; you were the entire new universe he had elected to inhabit.
You brought his hands to your lips, kissing his knuckles. "Then it's just us," you said simply. "And that's more than enough."
A faint, true smile touched his lips—a rare, uncalculated expression. "It is everything."
✑ the wedding
In his private room—a converted studio next to the main hall—Sol got ready in total silence. It wasn't preparation; it was a final check. Hyugo was there as the as the best man, and was oddly quiet, sensing this wasn't a time for his usual noise.
Sol stood in front of a tall, dark glass panel he used as a mirror. He was already dressed in a suit of deep black velvet and a raw silk shirt, looking more like a shadow given form than a groom. He wasn't getting dressed; he was making sure everything was exact.
He used a jeweler's loupe to check his own ring, the black opal, for any speck of dust. He adjusted his jacket by a hair's width. He didn't practice any words. His vows were already etched into the metal of your ring and built into the walls around you.
Hyugo, leaning against a work table, broke the silence. "You good?"
Sol didn't turn from his reflection. "Anxiety suggests doubt. I feel only the certainty of a correct equation solving itself. The piece is finished. I am just… ensuring the frame is flawless."
He finally looked away from the mirror, his strange red-and-orange eyes scanning the room of paints and canvases one last time. His face was calm in a way that was almost unsettling. He didn't look like a guy about to get married. He looked like a natural event waiting to happen.
"You ready?" Hyugo asked, standing up straight.
Sol's gaze snapped to his, and his eyes held a quiet, absolute blaze. "I have been ready since the day I decided they were mine," he said, his voice low and final. "Begin the viewing."
There was no traditional aisle.
You walked through a corridor of his creation, the laser-light sculptures casting kaleidoscopic patterns that danced over your skin like living lace. The air was cool and silent, thick with anticipation. At the end of the path, on a slightly raised platform of black marble, he waited.
And the sight of him, the reality of this moment, stole the air from your lungs. You had brought light into his shadows, and he had built a cathedral for your love. He was your sanctuary, and you were his purpose. The fantasy you had both dared to dream was now your shared reality.
Sol watched you approach, and for the first time, his impeccable composure showed a fault line.
A joyous, disbelieving smile softened the severe lines of his face, a smile so pure and unguarded it made your heart ache. But his heterochromatic eyes, heart shaped pupils. He was openly, visibly holding back tears, his chest perfectly still as if he’d forgotten to breathe.
You, in contrast, felt like you were breathing for the first time—drinking in the electric, serene excitement of the air he had crafted just for this.
You reached him. He didn’t extend a hand; he offered his arm, a courtly, solid support as he guided you up the single step to stand beside him on the stage, his touch both possessive and reverent.
The officiant said a few words. Then it was his turn.
When he spoke, his voice was low and rough, like pages turning in a quiet library. It filled the still, laser-cut air.
"To stand here now…" he began, his red-orange eyes fixed on you. "It is the answer to a riddle I have whispered to myself since first I saw you. As Poe wrote, 'We loved with a love that was more than love.'"
He took a slow, careful breath.
"Every day with you has been a stanza in a poem only we know. But this…" His gaze swept over you, the hall, the future. "This is the verse where the ink becomes permanent. Where the tale is bound, and the subject—my only subject—is etched into the record, forever."
He leaned closer, his voice dropping to a fervent, possessive whisper.
"I do not promise you ease. I promise you devotion, as deep and unending as the sea. I will cherish you. I will preserve you. I will ensure your life is a gallery of chosen beauties, a curated collection of perfect moments. You will want for nothing, because I will have already considered every need. You will fear no shadow, for I will have studied its shape and found it worthy to frame your light."
He reached for your hand, his touch cold and sure.
"You are not my bride. You are my masterpiece. And I… I will be the silent frame around you, the guard at the door of your happiness, for all the days of my life, and in the echo of my name after."
The rings were exchanged. The black opal settled onto your finger like a sealed pact.
As you slid his band onto his hand, his composure cracked. A single, silent tear fell, tracing a path like a comet's tail down his cheek. Then another. He didn't sob. He just watched you, a tremulous, wondrous smile breaking through as his perfect control surrendered to a greater truth: you were his, and he was yours.
Your own tears met his in the cool, sacred air—not of sorrow, but of a profound, terrifying, and beautiful mutual capture. Before anyone could react, he was kissing you. It was not a chaste wedding kiss. It was deep, claiming, and tasted of salt and sacred victory.
It was the seal on his contract, the final brushstroke.
When he pulled back, he didn’t go far. His lips brushed your ear, his voice a hot, possessive whisper meant for you alone, the creepy-cute promise that was uniquely, perfectly him:
“My beautiful, eternal pumpkin. Forever mine.” He kissed your cheek, “I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you.”
✑ 𝒽𝓎𝓊𝑔𝑜
Ahhhh, my baby boy.... fanfav!
Location: The exact, slightly wobbly booth in the back corner of the cheap, family-owned ramen shop where you had your first real date. The walls are still covered in faded anime posters and handwritten specials, the air thick with the smell of pork bone broth and fried garlic.
He’s arranged for the same two bowls you ordered that night—miso for him, shoyu for you—to be waiting. He even convinced the old owner to play the same slightly-scratched city pop playlist from that evening. It’s not glamorous. It’s perfect.
The Ring: It’s not in a box. It’s tied with a single, slender red string—a mizuhiki cord, symbolizing connection—to the base of your chopstick rest, a little ceramic cat you’d admired that first night and he’d secretly bought and kept until now. The ring itself is palladium, a metal known for its purity and resilience, polished to a soft, warm glow.
It’s designed as an infinity knot so delicate it looks like woven light, and nestled within the knot’s central loop is a tiny, perfect seed pearl—a symbol of something precious formed from a moment of friction, now smooth and luminous.
✑ the proposal
What He Says: He’s uncharacteristically quiet through most of the meal, his usual stream of cheerful commentary replaced by a warm, watchful silence. When the bowls are empty, he takes your hand, his fingers lacing with yours on the sticky laminate table. The sunny, performative mask is completely gone, leaving only a soft, nervous honesty.
“You know,” he starts, his voice softer, more real than you’ve ever heard it outside your quiet moments alone.
“My whole life… it’s like I’ve had to live in two different rooms. One with the lights on, where everything’s cheerful and easy. And another one… a much darker, quieter one.”
He unties the ring from the chopstick rest, his hands, usually so steady, trembling just slightly.
“I got so used to keeping the door between them locked, I forgot what it was like to just… be in one place. To be one person.”
He looks at you, and the playful glint is gone, replaced by a raw honesty that makes your breath catch.
“Then I brought you here. And in this stupid, loud, perfect place… the door just vanished. I wasn’t the ‘sunny guy’ or the… the other thing. I was just me. A guy who was really nervous you’d hate the noodles.” A small, genuine smile touches his lips.
“And you saw me. The real me, all mixed together. The happy and the quiet. The light and the dark. And you didn’t just see it… you stayed.”
He slides from the booth and gets down on one knee right there on the linoleum floor, ignoring the curious glance from the waiter. He holds the ring up, the pearl catching the neon light from the gyoza sign.
“This isn’t about choosing a room. It’s a promise to never lock a door between us again. It’s me asking… if you’ll take all of me. The guy who laughs too loud and the guy who needs the quiet. Every single part. Every single day.”
His kind eyes are shining, clear and utterly vulnerable.
“Will you let me be completely, honestly yours? Will you be my home—my only, real, whole home?”
When you say yes, the tension shatters.
He doesn’t just laugh—he lets out a sound that’s half-sob, half-uncontainable joy, and pulls you into a hug so tight, he literally lifts you from the ramen shop booth, spinning you once in a tight, giddy circle amidst the clatter of dishes and the startled smiles of the staff, before crushing you against him in a hug so fierce and lasting it feels like he's trying to fuse your souls together right there by the gyoza fryer.
But he doesn't stop there. Once he sets you down, still clinging to you, he starts covering every part of your face he can reach with quick, ecstatic kisses—your forehead, your temple, the tip of your nose, your cheeks—each one punctuated by a breathless, laughing word.
"Yes! Yes! Yes! Oh my god, yes! I have plans!" he gasps between kisses, his own face wet with happy tears. "We're gonna go to the arcade! And play laser tag—I will totally let you win, okay, maybe once—and we're gonna get those terrible photos in the sticker booth and I'm gonna make it my phone background forever and I'm gonna tell everyone—"
He finally captures your lips in a proper, smiling kiss, sweet and salty from ramen broth and his tears, before pulling back just enough to rest his forehead against yours, his kind eyes shining with a future so bright it's blinding.
"Heh. Sorry. Got carried away." He’s still trembling, his arms locked around you like you're the only solid thing in a spinning world. "I just... I'm home. You're my home. Let's go be ridiculous together forever, okay?"
Every joyful, chaotic kiss is a promise of the adventurous, love-filled life he's already meticulously—and happily—planning for you both.
✑ the preparation
The wedding plans were a joyful, collaborative chaos.
It wasn't going to be a massive event, but it was going to be full—bursting with the people who had become your shared world. The venue was a bright, glass-walled conservatory overflowing with greenery and fairy lights. The guest list was a mix of your family, his friends from his various past lives—the cheerful, normal ones.
You were spread out on the floor of your shared living room, surrounded by swatches of fabric, caterer menus, and lists. Hyugo was buzzing with energy, pointing at a diagram.
“Okay, so the buffet tables go here, because then people can look at the orchids while they load up on mini quiches—genius, right? And we’ll have the string quartet here, so the sound floats…”
You laughed, nodding along. “What about the wedding party? Best man?”
His face lit up. “Sunny! Definitely Sol. He’s already threatened to give a speech so embarrassing I might spontaneously combust. It’ll be perfect.”
Then, his cheerful momentum faltered.
He fiddled with a sample of ribbon, his smile turning wistful. “I… also want to invite Geo. I know Dad will be there, doing his whole ‘proud corporate patriarch’ performance. But Geo…” He sighed, the sound uncharacteristically heavy.
“He’s held onto this… whatever it is… for so long. I’ve tried to reach out. Texts left on read, calls dodged. I just want my little brother there, you know? To see that I’m… I’m building something real. Something good.”
The vulnerability in his voice was stark. You crawled over the sea of plans and wrapped your arms around him from behind, resting your chin on his shoulder. “You’re building an amazing thing,” you said softly. “And we’ll send the invite with our hearts wide open. That’s all we can do. Whether he comes or not, I’m here. We’re here. And this day will be happy, no matter what.”
He leaned back into you, turning his head to press a grateful kiss to your temple. “How did I get so lucky?” he murmured, the temporary shadow passing as he squeezed your arms.
“Okay! Back to planning! Do you think Deryl would wear a sequined bow tie if I asked really, really nicely?”
✑ the wedding
On the wedding day, Hyugo was a sunbeam in human form, ricocheting with positive energy. But his energy had a new, specific focus: everyone else's well-being.
He was everywhere at once in the groom's suite.
He found Crowe looking solemnly out the window and pressed a glass of water into his hand. “Hydration! It’s a big day for quiet contemplation, my friend!”
He caught Deryl practicing his “congratulatory hug” on a bewildered potted plant and straightened his already-perfect lapel. “Looking strong, man! Save some of that for the dance floor!”
He even popped his head into Sol’s private antechamber a room Sol had demanded for ‘aesthetic recalibration’. "You breathing in there? Need a snack? I have jelly pouches!”
Beneath the cheerful exterior, there were tells. He kept patting the inside pocket of his tailored navy suit, a nervous tic to check for the ring box.
And when he thought no one was looking, he’d pull out his phone, his thumb hovering over a drafted text to Geo that simply read: ‘You’d really make today perfect. The door’s open, little brother.’ He never sent it, slipping the phone back with a small, hopeful sigh.
He was reciting snippets under his breath, his brow furrowed in concentration. “…my favorite surprise… no, wait… the map to my heart… ugh, which one was better?”
He’d written five completely different sets of vows—one funny, one poetic, one deeply sentimental, one full of inside jokes, and one that was just a list of reasons he loved you in bullet points. He was likely to use a line from each.
When it was finally time, he stood before the mirror, Sol clapping him on the back. He took a deep, steadying breath, his reflection showing a man vibrantly, nervously, incandescently happy.
He wasn’t just ready to get married. He was ready to build a joyful, open-armed life with you, and he was hoping, with every fiber of his being, that his brother would choose to step into the light with him. He patted his pocket one last time, gave Sunny a wobbly grin, and nodded.
“Okay,” he breathed, his eyes shining. “Let’s go get me married.”
The walk down the aisle felt less like a procession and more like the happiest stroll of your life. Every step towards him was a step into the joyful, secure future he’d always promised.
Hyugo wasn’t just your fiancé; he was your best friend, the one who made you laugh until your sides hurt, who held you when the world felt heavy, and whose past shadows only made the light of his present love shine brighter. You were thankful, so utterly thankful, to be his.
And there he was. Grinning from ear to ear, his whole face alight with a love so bright it was almost tangible. You could see the effort it took for him to stay rooted to his spot, his body vibrating with the suppressed urge to run to you, to bounce, to somehow absorb you into his joy faster. A giggle bubbled up in your own chest, pure and effervescent.
As you drew closer, his sparkling eyes flickered for just a second—over your shoulder, to a conspicuously empty seat in the front row, reserved for Geo Oogami. A tiny, almost invisible shadow of sadness passed through his expression, but he chased it away with an even wider, more determined smile, his gaze snapping back to you as if you were the only gravity in the room.
You reached him. He took both your hands in his, squeezing them tight, his own trembling slightly with emotion.
The officiant spoke, and then it was his turn. He let out a breathy, nervous laugh.
“Okay, wow. Where do I even start?” he began, his voice thick but clear. “You… you’re the brightest light. Like, ever. I had some pretty dark rooms in my life, but you just… walked in and turned on all the switches. You showed me what home actually feels like. And now, standing here? Ready to swear my whole, messy, hopeful life to you? This is it. The greatest day. I just… I really hope you feel even half as happy as I do right now.”
He was rambling, beautiful in his sincerity, his eyes glistening. He was about to launch into his promises when a subtle movement at the back of the conservatory caught his eye.
The side door opened silently. Crowe entered first, giving a slight, reassuring nod. And behind him, dressed in a simple, dark suit, his expression a familiar mix of reluctance and resolve, was Geo.
Hyugo’s words died in his throat. His eyes went wide, his breath catching in a soft, choked sound. The tears he’d been bravely holding back spilled over instantly, tracing warm paths down his smiling cheeks. He looked from Geo’s face back to yours, overwhelmed.
“H-he…” he stammered, jumbling his thoughts completely. He squeezed your hands harder, as if to ground himself.
“Sorry, I… I just… I promise!” he blurted out, the vows finding their way through the emotional avalanche. “I promise to love you and cherish you, every single day, for as long as we both live. I promise to spend the rest of my life trying to make you as happy as you’ve made me. You deserve all of it. You deserve everything.”
The ring exchange was a blur of smiles and tears. The moment the bands were secure, he didn’t wait for permission. He let out a wet laugh and pulled you into his arms, hugging you so tightly it felt like he was trying to seal every promise directly into your bones.
You wrapped your arms around him, one hand cradling the back of his head, the other holding his damp cheek.
When you finally leaned back, you cupped his face, wiping his tears away with your thumbs before pulling him into a long, sweet, smiling kiss. It tasted of salt and pure joy and a future wide open.
As you broke apart, still in each other's arms, Hyugo’s gaze shot over your shoulder again, his face glowing. His voice, though thick with emotion, carried a playful, triumphant ring across the quiet room.
“Took you long enough to find a seat, little brother!” he called out, his grin dazzling. “You’re just in time to see me become the luckiest guy on the planet.”
Then he turned back to you, his eyes soft and full of wonder. He lifted your joined hands, kissing your knuckles.
“My Sunshine,” he whispered, the new nickname a vow in itself. “Let’s go start our forever adventure.”
And with your hand firmly in his, he led you back down the aisle, not just as partners, but as a newly woven family, stepping into the light together.
✑ 𝒹𝑒𝓇𝓎𝓁
Ngl, always a low-key fav of mines, your part made me cry.
Location: The sprawling, warm kitchen of his abuela’s house, not just during a family dinner, but in the thick of preparing it. You’re both at the center of the chaos—your hands are dusted with flour from helping shape pastelitos, the air is rich with the scent of sofrito and roasting pork.
His cousins are arguing over dominoes in the living room, his abuela is chastising someone for not peeling plantains right, music blends with laughter. The proposal isn't a pause in the event; it’s woven into its very fabric.
The Ring: It’s not in a box. He’s kept it safe, tucked in the small porcelain salt cellar shaped like a turtle that’s been on his abuela’s table for fifty years. When he goes to season the habichuelas, he “discovers” it. The ring is 18k gold, substantial and warm.
The band is wide and features a bold, chiseled pattern inspired by Taíno petroglyphs—symbols of strength, unity, and coquí frogs for good luck. Set flush in the center is a stunning, cabochon-cut larimar—a stone found only in the Dominican Republic, the color of Caribbean sea foam. It’s vibrant, unique, and deeply tied to the soul of his heritage.
✑ the proposal
What He Says: He doesn’t tap a glass or ask for quiet. He simply stops stirring the pot, turns down the music with a smile, and the room gradually stills, sensing the shift. He wipes his hands on a towel, but doesn’t clean the smudge of adobo on his cheek. He takes your flour-dusted hands in his, his touch familiar and grounding.
“Y’all know I believe in doing things with love,” he begins, his voice a resonant, joyful rumble that fills the kitchen. “And love… it ain’t a quiet thing. It’s in the food, the music, the mess, the people who show up to share it.” He looks around at the crowded, beloved faces, then back to you, his eyes softening.
“But there’s a different kind of love. The quiet kind that happens in the middle of all this noise. The kind that feels like… my heartbeat finally found its rhythm.”
He reaches into the salt cellar and produces the ring, the larimar glowing against his palm.
“This stone comes from the island my people come from. It’s strong, it’s beautiful, and it’s got deep roots. That’s what I want with you. A love with roots so deep, no storm can shake it.”
He gets down on one knee right there on the patterned linoleum, between the chair and the fridge, not caring about the spectacle. His big hands cradle yours, the contrast of flour and gold stark and beautiful.
“So I’m askin’ you, in front of every soul who taught me what love means… let me build a life with you. A loud, messy, beautiful, full life. Let me be your home, and you be mine. Marry me.”
His voice doesn’t drop to a whisper.
It stays strong and clear, a public vow, but his eyes hold a private, vulnerable hope meant only for you. The room is holding its breath, but in the silence he creates, it’s just his unwavering, loving gaze waiting for your answer.
When you say yes, the eruption isn’t immediate—
it’s a deep, collective sigh of "¡Finalmente!" and "I knew it!" ripples through the kitchen first, a wave of warm, knowing joy. Then, the dam breaks. Shouts of "¡Felicidades!" and playful whistles fill the air. His tía is already crying, fanning her face with an oven mitt. The domino game is abandoned as his cousins swarm you both.
But Deryl doesn't even seem to hear them at first. His entire world has narrowed to your face, to the "yes" still hanging in the air between you. A brilliant, disbelieving smile breaks across his face, and before the first tear can fall from his abuela's eye, he's surging forward.
He cups your face in his big, warm hands and kisses you—right there in the middle of his family's kitchen, with the beans simmering and the music still waiting on the downbeat. It's not a chaste kiss. It's a claiming, a celebration, a "hell yes" translated directly from his heart to yours. It's full of laughter and promise and tastes like love and a little bit of the adobo still on his lip.
Catcalls and loud "¡Ay, dios mío!"s and his little cousin going "EW, GROSS!" finally break through. Deryl pulls back, his own face flushed with a proud, slightly embarrassed happiness. He laughs, a booming, unashamed sound, and rests his forehead against yours for a second.
“Alright, alright! Y'all gonna make me blush for real," he says to the room, his voice thick with emotion. He doesn't let you go. Instead, he slides the ring onto your finger, then laces his fingers tightly with yours, holding your joined hands up like a trophy. "She said yes! Now, someone put the rice on the table—it's time to eat!"
But before anyone moves, his abuela is there, pulling you both into a crushing hug that smells like oregano, cedar, and decades of unwavering love.
"Mi niño, mi nueva joya," she whispers, kissing both your cheeks before pinching Deryl's arm. "You did good. Now feed your fiancée."
As the music swells back, louder and more joyful than before, Deryl keeps your hand locked firmly in his, leading you to the head of the table that now feels more like a throne.
The chaos of love continues around you, but in the secure grip of his hand, you've found your center—your loud, proud, forever home.
✑ the preparation
The wedding was shaping up to be… huge.
What started as a plan for a joyful gathering had organically expanded into a full-blown, love-filled festival. Your side of the family was sizable and excited, but Deryl’s side?
It was an entire community.
The guest list included not just his immediate, loud, wonderful family, but also distant cousins flying in from the islands, childhood friends from the block, every single one of his football teammates (past and present), his abuela’s church choir, and even the guy who ran the bodega down the street from his childhood home. The venue—a vibrant, open-air pavilion draped in bright fabrics—was going to be packed.
A week before the day, amidst the joyful chaos of final checks, you found a moment of quiet with him in your living room. You were going over the last RSVPs, your head swimming with names.
“Is it… too much?” you asked, a smile playing on your lips as you looked at the spreadsheet. “I feel like we might need to rent a stadium.”
He pulled you onto his lap, his arms encircling you with an easy strength that always made you feel both protected and cherished. “Too much? Nah. Love ain’t a quiet thing, remember? It’s a celebration. And our people? They celebrate.” He nuzzled into your neck, his voice softening. “As long as you’re good with it. That’s the only headcount that matters to me.”
You leaned back against his broad chest, tilting your head to look at him. “I’m more than good. I love it. I love that our life together starts surrounded by all this… love. It’s perfect.”
A wide, relieved grin spread across his face. “See? That’s why you’re my heart.” Then, his expression shifted to pure, playful affection. He ducked his head, pressing a series of soft, warm kisses along the column of your neck, each one making you shiver and laugh.
“Mmm, can’t wait,” he mumbled between kisses, his arms tightening around your waist, holding you impossibly close. “Can’t wait to see you walkin’ to me. Can’t wait to call you my wife in front of God and everybody. Can’t wait for forever to officially start.”
He rested his forehead against your temple, his breathing deep and content. In that moment, with the plans swirling around you, the only thing that felt real was the steady beat of his heart against your back and the absolute certainty that this expansive, noisy, beautiful future was exactly where you were meant to be.
✑ the wedding
On the wedding day, Deryl’s suite was less a dressing room and more a block party. Reggaeton and salsa music pumped through the speakers. The air was thick with the smell of good cologne, laughter, and the faint, sweet smoke of cigars that had been passed around a little too early.
His brothers and cousins were hype-manning each other’s ties, his football buddies were reminiscing loudly, and someone had already started a friendly, chaotic debate about the best dance move for the reception.
Deryl was at the center of it all, beaming.
He was giving out bear hugs like they were going out of style, laughing that deep, booming laugh that made the room feel warmer. He looked incredibly handsome in a tailored ivory suit with a vibrant, floral-lined jacket that paid homage to his Caribbean roots, the colors seeming to brighten just because he was wearing them.
But amid the roaring party, there was a pause. He caught his reflection in a full-length mirror as he adjusted his cufflinks—silver, engraved with your intertwined initials. The noise around him seemed to fade for a beat.
He stared at his own reflection, at the man in the fine suit about to step into his future. His bright, confident eyes grew soft, then shimmered with a sudden sheen of profound emotion. He swallowed hard, a slow, happy smile spreading across his face as he blinked the moisture away.
He felt a quiet presence at his shoulder. In the mirror’s reflection, he saw Geo standing there, having somehow navigated the rowdy crowd without being drawn into the chaos.
Geo didn’t say anything. He just met Deryl’s gaze in the glass and gave a single, almost imperceptible nod. It wasn’t a cheer or a clap on the back. It was a silent, solid ‘I see you. I’m here.’ It was the exact kind of steadying weight Deryl needed in that overwhelmingly emotional moment. He’d asked Geo to be his best man not for speeches or hype, but for this. For the unwavering, quiet understanding in the storm.
Deryl gave a tiny, grateful nod back, the connection lasting only a second before he turned from the mirror, clapping his hands together once. The room quieted, all eyes on him.
“Alright, y’all,” he said, his voice a little thicker than before, but brimming with unwavering joy. He glanced at Geo, who had now taken up a post near the door, a fixed point in the happy chaos. “Enough fussin’ over me. Let’s go get me married.”
The room erupted in a final, deafening cheer of support, claps on the back, and whoops of joy.
Deryl took a deep, centering breath, touched the cufflinks at his wrists once more for luck, and with Geo falling into step just behind him, he led his rowdy, love-filled procession toward the pavilion, toward you, toward the rest of his life.
The walk down the aisle was a blur of vibrant color and beaming faces, but at the end of it, your entire world narrowed to one man.
Deryl stood waiting, and the moment his eyes found you, his confident posture faltered. A silent, sharp gasp parted his lips. His eyes, always so bright, seemed to ignite from within, shining with a sudden, wet brilliance.
A deep, sincere blush swept from the collar of his ivory suit up to the tips of his ears, painting his dark skin a warm, flustered pink. You smiled at him, your heart in your throat, and watched as his stunned expression melted, transforming into the slowest, most joyful smile you had ever seen. It was a smile that admitted he was
completely, wonderfully overwhelmed by you.
You reached him. Before you could take the final step up onto the low stage, his hand was already out, waiting. You placed your hand in his, and he didn't just hold it—he gave a playful, gentle tug, helping you up with a strength that made you feel weightless, as if he was lifting you into the next chapter of your life. You stood beside him, his large, warm hand enveloping yours completely.
The ceremony was officiated by his uncle, a beaming man with a kind face and a minister's license.
But first, his girl best friend, Brittany—the sister of his heart—stepped forward, taking the microphone from Geo, who stood stoically beside Deryl holding the rings, a faint, long-suffering look on his face.
Britney's’s speech was short, sweet, and delivered through happy tears.
“I’ve watched this big, loud, wonderful man search for his peace for a long time,” she said, her eyes on you. “And then you walked in, and he just… settled. Like his heart finally found its harbor. So thank you. Just… don’t break my brother’s heart, okay? Because I know where he hides his good sneakers.”
The crowd laughed, and Deryl shook his head, grinning.
Then, it was just the two of you.
Standing beside Deryl, you could feel the solid, excited thrum of his energy. Your heart wasn't just beating fast; it felt like it was syncing with his, a double rhythm of pure anticipation. Your breaths fell into the same shallow, excited pattern. Staring into his eyes, you got lost, the world dissolving until only his voice mattered.
His vows weren't poetry; they were a proclamation from the soul.
“There ain’t nobody in my universe who brightens my day like you,” he began, his voice a rich, emotional rumble that vibrated through your joined hands. “You stood beside me, you bent the light for me when things got dark, for so long. And I can only hope I can bring just half the joy into your life that you bring into mine. As your husband, I’m gonna spend every day tryin’.”
Tears spilled over your lashes. His words didn't just touch your heart; they melted into it, becoming a part of you. The love glowing in his eyes was so pure, so utterly devoted, it stole your breath.
You were truly, madly, completely in love.
“I promise to cherish you,” he vowed, his own eyes glistening. “For as long as we both live. I’m gonna spend the rest of my life making sure you’re happy. You deserve all the happiness in the world, and I’m gonna be the man who gives it to you.”
The ring exchange was a blur of gold and trembling hands. The moment the band was secure on your finger, he didn't wait.
With a joyful whoop that echoed in the pavilion, he swept you right off your feet, spinning you in a giddy circle before crushing you against him in a deep, smiling kiss.
The audience erupted—cheers, whistles, clapping that shook the floor. He kissed you like he was claiming his joy, like he was sealing every promise with the pressure of his lips.
When he finally set you down, he was breathless, beaming, his face alight with a happiness so genuine it made your heart ache and flutter wildly. He went in for another kiss, then another, peppering your laughing lips and cheeks.
“Ahem.” Geo’s dry, long-suffering voice cut through the cheers. “The moment is over, Deryl. There’s a schedule.”
Deryl pulled back just enough to shoot a defiant, radiant grin over his shoulder. “The moment is never over, man! I just married love of my life!” He turned back to you, his eyes soft and full of stars. He cupped your face, his thumb brushing your cheek.
“C’mon, Mi Corazón,” he whispered, the sweet nickname a private treasure in the public joy. “Let’s go celebrate our forever.”
And with your hand firmly locked in his, he led you back down the aisle, not into silence, but into a roaring tunnel of love, ready to begin the party that was the rest of their lives.
The private balcony was a world suspended above the celebration, a bubble of quiet in the heart of joyful noise.
Below, through the one-way glass, their families—his father and step-mother making stiff, polite conversation with her laughing aunties, Hyugo teaching Deryl a complicated-looking toast, Crowe smiling as Brittney pointedly adjusted Jess’s sweater—created a vibrant, living mural of their combined lives.
But up here, there was only the soft clink of crystal, the taste of exquisite cake, and him.
There stood, was Yaya.
As she leaned her head against her hand, gazing down at the scene, but her mind was miles—or rather, years—away. The wispy, ivory halter dress, with its delicate lace and sheer panels that fit like a second skin, felt both alien and perfect.
Her hair, a magnificent, luminous crown of her own natural curls, was pinned with a single, intricate gold clip, a gift from her grandmother. It was the most beautiful she had ever felt, and the most surreal.
She was married.
The thought didn’t arrive with a bang, but with a soft, persistent whisper of disbelief that had hummed in her veins all day. Through the blending of their traditions—the solemnity of the san-san-kudo sake-sharing for him, the joyful, symbolic leap over the decorated broom for her—the whisper had been there.
As they exchanged rings not of diamonds, but of paired metals—palladium for his logic, silver for her warmth—engraved with astronomical coordinates, it had hummed louder.Now, in the quiet, it was a deafening, wonderful silence in her head.
She felt his gaze before she saw it.
Turning, she found Geo watching her.
Not staring at the dress or the hair, but at her. The line of her profile, the thoughtful set of her mouth. He looked devastatingly handsome in his black montsuki haori and hakama, his own hair styled with uncharacteristic neatness, a single purple streak falling over his brow. He had shed the jacket, the white kimono shirt underneath stark against his skin.
“You’re thinking too loudly,” he stated, his voice that familiar, low grumble that had become her favorite sound.
She smiled, a small, private thing. “Just… cataloging. The camera angles were optimal. The chairs will be a durable memory. These,” she held up her hand, the band cool and solid, “will leave a permanent impression. Today was perfect. The food had a… I’ll say 98% satisfaction rate. The cake was…”
“Sublime,” he finished for her, one corner of his mouth ticking up. “You said that. Three times.”
“Because it’s a precise descriptor.” She sighed, the smile fading into something more vulnerable as she looked back at the glass.
“What could be better than this?”
The question hung, not as a challenge, but as a genuine, bewildered inquiry from a mind trained to always find the next variable, the next improvement.
He was silent for a moment. Then, “Is there something wrong?”
And that was the trigger.
The careful walls she’d built around the day’s emotion crumbled under the direct, blunt concern in his voice.
“I just… never thought I would be here,” she confessed, the words quiet but stark. “As a kid, I had the fantasies. The dress, the party. Hell, I even wrote little stories about it. Made collages in my tablet.” She gave a watery little laugh. “Then I got older. My brain just… went somewhere else. Psychology. Neuroscience. Research. I love it. It’s my passion. My family always supported me, they knew I was… different. Special, they’d say. But…”
Her voice softened, the playful tone melting into something more fragile. “No one ever really… got it. Got me. They cheered from the sidelines, but no one ever sat in the quiet with me and understood why I needed it. Why I am the way I am. It started to feel like my price for being this… this brainy, focused person was that I’d be alone in it. That I’d have to watch everyone else fall in love while I spent my life with my books and my theories. And I made peace with that! I really did. It was a good life. A life I chose.”
A single, hot tear escaped. She didn’t brush it away.
“And it feels… weird,” she whispered. “To be loved like this. To be respected, not just tolerated. You…” She looked at him, her dark eyes shimmering.
“You saw my weirdness, even my odd fanfic drafts and didn’t run. You listened to me rant about synaptic pathways for an hour—“
He laughedm, “Even that time you cried over organic chemistry—?”
Yaya’s voice broke, and she swatted his arm lightly, “—don’t you dare bring that up, I was a mess—you didn’t tell me to get it together. You just sat there and said, ‘You planned for this. You got what you wanted. It’s okay to be upset about it. Just sit in it. You don’t have to move on right now.’”
She remembered that moment with piercing clarity. The way his simple, gruff permission had disarmed her panic more than any pep talk ever could.
“You became a… a permanent mark on my life, Subaru. And I never saw you coming. I had my whole life plotted out. A loveless, lovely career. And then you. With your scowls and your quiet and your annoying, brilliant way of just… being there. You got curious about me. Not what I could do, but… me.”
She finally looked at him fully, tears now flowing freely. “I never factored you in. You were the best, most beautiful plot twist I never dared to write. And I have never, in my entire life of having everything figured out, been so happy to be so completely wrong.”
Geo stood. He didn’t speak.
He never did when words were insufficient. He simply walked to her, took her hand, and pulled her gently to her feet and toward the balcony rail. Together, they looked down at their oblivious, celebrating world.
“What could be better?” he echoed her earlier question, his chin coming to rest on her shoulder. “Theoretically? The next thing. The one we do together. Starting with where the pollen count is low and the architecture doesn’t offend me.”
A laugh burst from her, wet and genuine. “Our honeymoon. You’ve already got a list of complaints prepared, haven’t you?”
“Of course I have. It’s the first trip of the rest of them.” A faint blush touched his cheeks as he turned her gently in his arms. His teal eyes were serious, soft.
“If my wife—Iyana Oogami is amenable.”
The sound of her full name—her new name, legally binding, culturally blended—hit her like a gentle shockwave. Iyana Bondye was now Iyana Oogami. It was beautiful, huge, and utterly ridiculous.
She swatted his chest, a laugh bubbling up through her tears. “Ugh, don’t! That sounds like a terrible fanfiction ship name! ‘Iyana Oogami’. It sounds like someone mashed our names together in a comment section. It’s awful. Just call me Yaya. Always Yaya.”
He looked down at her, the corner of his mouth twitching. “Fine,” he conceded, the single word holding a world of amusement. His gaze grew more focused, more intimate. “Then… if my Yaya is amenable.”
My Yaya.
Not ‘my wife’ in the abstract. Not the formal new name. But his Yaya. The one who knew him, who matched his quiet, who had just bared her soul to him.
The correction, the possession in it, did more than something to her heart. It settled her. It felt like home.
“His Yaya,” she whispered back, testing the words, “is very, very amenable.”
“Then I am… grateful,” he murmured when they parted, his forehead against hers, the words clearly difficult but utterly sincere. “To be your plot twist. And I will… continue to disrupt your narrative. Permanently.”
“See that you do,” she whispered back, the last of her disbelief dissolving into a future that, for the first time, felt not just planned, but promised.
She rose on her toes and kissed him, not softly this time, but with a promise that held all the joy and certainty of their new, unwritten beginning. He hummed against her mouth, his arms tightening around her, and in that quiet balcony above the world...
‘Yaya’ and ‘Geo’ were more than enough.
They were everything.
♤ — 𝓉𝓀𝒶𝓉𝒷 𝒾𝓃𝓀𝓎𝓁𝒾𝓈𝓉
iyayadonna, all rights reserved. — ⋆˚ ᓭི༏ᓯྀ ꩜ 。⋆ .ᐟ
ᓭི༏ᓯྀ ── Ink spun from my own fingertips—please don’t take, mirror, or rewrite it.
✑ 𝓈𝓎𝓃𝑜𝓅𝓈𝒾𝓈: You, reluctantly open your eyes open to the soft hush of morning light—and oh, what’s this? The bed feels suspiciously warm, suspiciously full, and suspiciously… crowded?
That’s right! You’ve somehow ended up entangled in a heap of limbs and sheets. Waking up beside The TKATB Men + Special Guests!!
So what happens when you wake up in their space, tangled in sheets that weren’t this messy when you first fell asleep? Well, dearest readers… let’s just say: things get interesting.
✑ 𝓉𝒶𝑔𝓈: oneshot/s · tkatb x gn! reader · gn! reader · tkatb fluff · mutual pining · chaotic energy · written in stolen moments · criminally hot situations · fluff with a side of feral · entangled in feelings and sheets · chaotic love languages
✑ 𝓌𝒸: 7k
✑ 𝒸𝓇𝑜𝓌𝑒
You woke up in a nest of luxury—wrapped in dark blue and black silk sheets so soft, it felt like you were swaddled in a secret. Crowe’s room was a humble kind of rich: tidy, calm, and impossibly comforting, like it had been curated not just for sleep, but for rest.
Real, soul-deep rest. It even smelled like him—clean, warm, with just a touch of something expensive and masculine. You had been cocooned in it for hours, and honestly?
You would’ve stayed there forever if you didn’t have plans.
You stirred first, careful not to wake him. Somehow, what was supposed to be a simple sleepover had turned into more than that—it started with you missing him, due to a few missed visits, and Crowe insisting, “Just stay.” Which turned into two nights. Then four. Then it was like his place learned your name and asked if you’d like to live there.
Not that he minded. In fact, he looked like a man who’d decided the rest of the world could wait.
Because Crowe was… honestly a problem.
A beautiful, infuriating, gentleman-shaped problem.
He slept curled toward your side, one hand tucked beneath his cheek, the other draped loosely over the space you’d just vacated. His dark brown skin seemed to glow faintly under the filtered morning light, lashes thick against his cheeks.
His hair used to be in that single braid—his signature—was undone, lay across his chest, the end brushing his collarbone, a few loose strands half-heartedly tucked behind one ear. You couldn’t help but stare for a moment. How could someone be so devastatingly handsome and pretty at the same time?
His face was sculpted but gentle, his lips relaxed in sleep, his brows smooth. Peaceful. You could’ve sworn even the sheets clung to him like they were in love.
It was unfair, really. Life was unfair.
So you got up—very, very slowly—and slipped into one of his black button-ups, drowning a little in the size and warmth of it. It had an absurd number of white buttons, which was both a stylistic choice and mildly excessive, but somehow made you feel wrapped in something that belonged.
Something safe. Something his.
And since you couldn’t cook to save your life, and the last thing you wanted was to ruin his cathedral of a kitchen or wake him up with the horror-movie soundtrack of your culinary attempts, you ordered breakfast instead. You even found a bed tray like this was some kind of love drama where you knew your role—and played it well.
You made everything look nice. Thought about plating. Napkin placement. Symmetry. He always did everything for you, without question, even when you asked him not to. Even when you begged him not to.
So this? This was just you trying to do a fraction in return.
When you returned to the bedroom, food in hand, the room still wrapped in that cool blue quiet, Crowe hadn’t moved much. One eye peeked open, that deep, ocean-blue irises glinting in the half-light.
Sleepy. Heavy-lidded. Disoriented.
Then he smiled. The slow kind. The lazy, heart-melting kind that made you want to crawl right back into bed and never leave again.
“…You look better in that shirt than I do,” he murmured, voice thick and low and absolutely criminal in the morning.
You smiled softly as Crowe blinked himself further into consciousness, watching you set the breakfast tray beside him like you were delivering divine offerings. The moment his eyes landed on the arrangement—folded napkin, fresh fruit, flaky pastries, and his favorite overpriced tea you absolutely Googled just to get it right—he looked… stunned.
“You did this?” he asked, voice still sandpaper and velvet, deep and wrecked from sleep.
You nodded, a little smug. “Well… technically, a very nice delivery guy did most of the heavy lifting, but I curated the whole thing.”
Crowe blinked. Slowly. “You curated me breakfast?”
“I did. Because you always do everything for me, and I figured it’s my turn, even if it’s the bare minimum.” You winked, setting down his tea.
His expression melted—confused awe shifting into that dangerously affectionate look that made your knees go soft. He stared like you just offered him your soul in a silk box. “It’s not the bare minimum. I-I can’t believe you actually—you woke up before me to do this?”
You rolled your eyes playfully, “Wow, you know I’m capable of effort, you know.”
“And crimes of fashion,” he added, eyes trailing down to his own shirt swallowing your frame. “That shirt has… twenty-three buttons.”
“Don’t remind me,” you groaned, tugging at the collar. “I almost died getting it on. Who needs that many buttons, Crowe? Are you afraid of the wind?”
He laughed—low, rich, entirely too hot for someone who hadn’t brushed their teeth yet. “It’s called style. And drama. You should try it.”
You tilted your head, smiling. “Shouldn’t you be getting ready anyway? I mean, the student council must be foaming at the mouth without you.”
That was your first mistake.
His smile dropped the second the words left your mouth—like you just told him he had to do taxes and smile about it. He let out the most soul-weary groan imaginable, dragging a hand down his face with enough dramatics to win an award.
“Ugh. Don’t say that cursed phrase to me this early.”
“What, student council?” you teased.
He hissed like it physically injured him, eyes narrowing in theatrical betrayal. Before you could smirk again, he struck—swiftly curling his fingers around your wrist and tugging you back toward the bed like you weighed nothing.
You let out a breathless little yelp as your balance tipped, and the next thing you knew, you were back in his arms, warm and tangled in those black silk sheets, wrapped up like you were the prize he refused to share with the world. His arms slid around your waist possessively, his head dropping against your torso like a man done. His long brown hair tickled your side as he let out a sigh so content it melted straight into your ribs.
“Jericho,” you warned, tone flat, one brow raising as you carded your fingers through the dark strands falling over his cheek.
“Mmm?” he hummed against your skin, lips grazing the fabric of his shirt you were still drowning in.
You tensed slightly. “Don’t start.”
He didn’t answer—not in words. Just started peppering lazy, sleep-warm kisses across the curve of your waist. You froze, heart stumbling as his lips followed the line of your body with a tenderness that felt almost unfair.
"Jericho," you repeated, firmer this time.
He tilted his head up, eyes smoldering now under thick lashes, amusement dancing in the corners. “You say my name so sweet,” he murmured, fingers skimming the hem of the shirt—his shirt—as if debating whether to behave.
“…I wonder if you could say it louder later on…”
Spoiler: he chose violence.
He shifted above you in one slow, fluid motion, pressing you back against the mattress with deliberate weight. His hand slid to the first button just above your chest, popping it open with almost sinful patience.
You inhaled sharply.
“Jericho,” you said again, a final warning.
But he was already lowering his head, lips brushing the newly revealed skin. His voice was low, wicked, and soaked in heat as he murmured, “The student council can wait.” Another button undone. Another slow kiss just beneath your collarbone.
“I want to take my time eating my breakfast.”
You gawked. “Oh my god.”
He laughed, soft and smug against your skin, as if this was normal behavior.
Oh no. Oh hell no.
You were lowkey terrified.
But your heart was sprinting, your brain was short-circuiting, and your willpower had officially filed a resignation letter. This was your life now—trapped under a six-foot dark-skin demigod with bedhead, deep blue eyes, and absolutely zero intention of letting you function like a normal person ever again.
Honestly? You could live with that.
✑ 𝓈𝑜𝓁
The first thing you registered—beyond the dull ache in your limbs and the soft cling of dried paint on your skin—was the weight. A heavy, inescapable warmth curled around your waist like a stubborn human blanket. You cracked one eye open.
Sol. Of course.
You were in Sol’s studio apartment, which, to be fair, had the vibe of someone halfway between genius and sleep-deprived chaos gremlin. Art supplies everywhere—half-open tubes of paint, crumpled sketch paper, an untouched energy drink from God knows when, and several brushes floating in what was definitely not a cup meant for rinsing.
The morning light filtered in through the blinds in thin, golden slices, cutting across the cluttered room like strips of stage lighting over a still life in chaos. This wasn’t a bedroom—it was a living canvas.
And you? Forever his muse.
The dim amber lighting gave everything a cinematic, hazy warmth, as if the clutter was intentional. A curated mess. Still, not dirty, just… lived in. Passionate. Unhinged, but with taste.
And there, tangled in those thin, paint-streaked bedsheets like a man possessed by sleep, was Sol.
You were stuck.
Flat on your back, his head firmly planted against your stomach like it was his personal pillow. His arms looped around your waist like he feared gravity would snatch you away. He was out cold—breathing deep, his face nuzzled into your borrowed band tee—thankfully given post-session, because the entire front of you probably resembled a living art exhibit right now. One long leg had somehow hooked over yours, locking you in like this was a hostage situation of the softest kind.
You shifted a little—your body mildly regretting everything that had happened last night in the name of artistic inspiration—but the moment you twitched, Sol groaned and held on tighter.
This man was over six feet of ink-stained dream logic and stubbornness, and you? You were his chosen teddy bear. There was no escape.
Your eyes drifted down to him. His black mullet hair, dyed with those signature green streaks, had long since escaped the half-up, half-down look he'd started the night with. Now it framed his face in soft, messy thirds—two thick locks had fallen loose on either side, lazily shoved behind one pierced ear. The rest spilled across your stomach and the sheets like he was a man who fell out of an art magazine.
And speaking of the piercings… you couldn’t help but notice them now. Like, really notice.
The way the dim light hit the black hoops of his spider bites, even if the double lip rings were removed for sleep. His ears were an aesthetic chaos of their own: a stud in the left lobe, two upper lobe piercings, and two helix rings tucked neatly in the cartilage.
The right ear? Similar story.
There was even one long bar that ran through his lower helix—sleek and dark, like a blade. You couldn’t figure out how he slept like this and didn’t impale himself in his sleep, but apparently he had the power of art student immunity and vibe protection on his side.
Your fingers twitched with the urge to brush a strand of hair from his face, to gently trace the sharp edges of his jaw, to cup his cheek and maybe see if his eyes—those gorgeous, rare central heterochromia eyes with fiery orange centers and crimson red outer rings—would flutter open and look at you like you were still his muse.
But he just sighed in his sleep, nuzzling closer.
“Clingy bastard,” you whispered to the ceiling, half-laughing, half-swooning. Honestly, you needed a two-hour shower, a gallon of body scrub, and possibly a week-long nap… but the way Sol was wrapped around you like his life depended on it?
Yeah. You could lie here a little longer. Maybe forever. BUTTTTTT--
Was it bad that your fingers were already halfway through his hair before your brain caught up with your actions? Probably. But he was asleep. Dead to the world, soft and warm against your stomach, and so wrapped around you that even trying to shift felt like you were disrespecting fate. You’d try to justify it later. Right now?
You just… couldn’t help yourself.
Sol’s ears had always intrigued you. Covered in piercings and framed by messy black and green hair like a walking daydream from a punk magazine. So you reached up—tentative at first, gentle. Fingertips brushing the edge of his left ear, tracing the cool metal of one of the upper lobe studs.
He didn’t stir.
You went further. Thumb gliding over the smooth hoop of his helix ring, letting your fingers ghost along the trail of metal like a collector counting treasure. His skin was warm. He had so many piercings up close—you could count at least four on this ear alone, and your curiosity was starting to spiral. You brushed the tips again, just a little firmer this time.
And that’s when it happened.
A low, breathy moan escaped him. Barely audible, more sigh than sound. His body twitched slightly, the arm around your waist flexing tighter.
You froze.
His eyes opened. Slowly. Glazed with sleep and only halfway focused. “…The hell are you doing?” he murmured, voice still rough with sleep, warm enough to punch the breath out of your lungs.
You blinked. “Bored.”
Sol stared, dumbfounded, eyes narrowed, looking at like ‘what the fuck does that mean.’ So, of course, you have to answer better.
“Okay, I was admiring your ears,” you added innocently. “You never told me how many piercings you actually have. You’ve got, what, like four just on the right one?”
His gaze narrowed, but the blush creeping over his cheeks betrayed him. “Ten on my ears, added together. … Four on the right, like you said, and six on the left side.”
“And the two lip ones,” you nodded, counting on your fingers. “So that’s, like, twelve total?”
Sol’s face darkened.
That silence? Suspicious. Guilty, even. You squinted at him. “…Wait. Are there more?”
Sol exhaled hard, turning his head into your stomach like he was trying to disappear. “Please, no more, let me go back to sleep,” he groaned, dragging your name out like a curse.
You lifted an eyebrow. “What other ones, Sol?”
“Nope,” he muttered, pressing his face against you like a cat burying itself in a blanket. “You don’t actually care. You’re just trying to see them for the novelty. You’re not really interested.”
You gasped theatrically. “Is that your way of guilt-tripping me out of bed?”
“Maybe,” he mumbled.
You pouted, sitting up halfway in protest—only for him to yank you right back down. His arms rewrapped around your waist with sudden, lazy strength, pinning you again like gravity had picked a side.
“Fine,” he grumbled, cheeks pink now as he stared at the ceiling like it had personally betrayed him. “I’ll show you. Just stop looking at me like you’re about to launch a full investigation.”
You smirked, victorious. “So you were hiding something.”
“I didn’t hide it,” he muttered. “You just never asked about the one in my—”
He stopped.
Your eyes widened. “Oh my god,” you breathed. “There’s one I can’t see?”
Sol groaned. “I swear to god, if you tell anyone…”
“You’re doomed,” you said, voice full of glee, already imagining the ways to tease him about this for eternity. “Completely doomed.”
He sighed again, burying his face in the crook of your neck. “You’re lucky you’re cute.” Sol sat up slowly, muscles stretching under skin as he peeled off his oversized shirt. You blinked—once, twice—as your eyes caught the flash of silver gleaming against the dusky brown of his skin.
Wait.
Your gaze dropped, and there they were. Piercings. On his chest. Twin silver bars glinting across each nipple like some chaotic blend of punk rock and divine provocation.
You gawked, shamelessly. “You—wait. You have nipple piercings?”
He blinked at you, confused. “Yeah?”
Your face twisted in disbelief. “I thought that was just a thing for the girls in the itty-bitty committee.”
Sol choked on a laugh, a hand flying to his face to cover the smirk he was absolutely failing to hide. His cheeks turned a bright, endearing red. “You’ve been staring for like… five minutes. Say something before I die of embarrassment.”
“I’m just processing,” you said, eyes still glued to his chest. “I mean, they’re kinda hot?”
He huffed, shifting slightly. “You ever gonna stop looking or…?”
“…Do they hurt if I touch them?” you asked, curiosity dragging you deeper.
He leaned back on his hands, chest exposed, a slow smirk curving his lips despite the flush still warming his ears. “They’re healed. Had them for a while now. Wanna try?”
Oh. That tone? Dangerous.
You bit your lip, but couldn’t resist the grin tugging at your mouth. Crawling into his lap, you straddled his thighs, feeling the way his fingers instinctively gripped your waist, grounding you. Your gaze lowered again, zeroing in. The silver bars were stark against his skin, cool and clean and… really unfairly attractive, honestly.
With delicate fingers, you traced one, rubbing gently over the piercing, watching how he tensed under your touch. Sol inhaled sharply, a breathy moan slipping past his lips. His hands tightened at your sides, grounding you both. “Shit,” he muttered, eyes fluttering, “Keep going…”
You blinked up at him. “Don’t you have an art project to finish?”
He cracked one eye open, lazily. “Screw the project. I’ve got plenty of time. I’d rather have my muse work on me.”
Your lips twitched. “So this was the plan all along, huh?”
Sol chuckled, voice deep and low. “I mean… you’re the one still in my lap, babe.”
Touché.
✑ 𝑔𝑒𝑜
You woke up slowly. Not the jolting kind of wake-up—more like drifting back to consciousness through layers of warmth and softness that feel too perfect to be real.
The first thing you notice is the sheets.
Heavy. Warm. Impossibly smooth. They cling to your skin like they’re trying to convince you not to move, like they were designed to trap people in comfort. There’s a certain weight to them, the kind that tells you money was involved. High-thread-count Egyptian cotton, probably imported and washed in glacier water by monks.
These sheets don’t just cover you—they embrace you. Soft in a dangerous way. Like, if you stay here long enough, you’ll forget how to function without them.
And the mattress?
Dear god, the mattress.
It doesn’t creak. It doesn’t shift. It doesn’t even breathe wrong. It’s firm in a way that doesn’t feel punishing—just supportive. Like it looked into your soul, saw your back problems and emotional baggage, and whispered, I got you. It’s the kind of bed you could melt into and reemerge reborn. A mattress so precisely engineered it feels like the Swiss invented it just for people who cry when their posture’s corrected.
You sink in deeper without meaning to, half-wrapped in a blanket so plush it might qualify as a sentient being. Your skin slides against the sheets like you’re being tucked in by silk-clad angels on a PR contract. And you’re not even touching the other person in bed. That’s how big this thing is. California King? Please. This is Empire Emperor Eldritch-level.
You’re not home, obviously.
You’re in Geo’s bed. Which is very much shocking for several reasons. Mainly, Geo doesn’t just let people into his personal space. And yet here you are. Sleeping where he sleeps. Wrapped in a level of comfort so extreme it might count as psychological warfare.
The air smells like him—clean, sharp, expensive. Subtle cologne that clings to the fabric, mixed with the faintest metallic tang you can’t quite place. It’s sterile, precise, with undertones of don’t touch anything unless you’ve washed your hands twice.
The room is dark. The blackout curtains do their job a little too well, sealing out even the most determined ray of sunlight. You can’t hear the city. No cars. No footsteps. No ambient life. Just… peace. Wealthy, suffocating peace. And beside you, the slow, even rhythm of breath.
Of course. Geo. The broody and moody prince.
You shift your head on the pillow—God, the pillow. It cradles your skull like it was made for royalty recovering from emotional damage. Just firm enough not to smother, just soft enough to ruin every pillow you’ll ever sleep on after this.
Your eyes adjust to the dark.
He’s there. Still asleep.
Geo—cold, composed, borderline terrifying—looks, for once, completely still. His dark violet hair is tousled from sleep, a few strands curled messily over his brow. The elegant sharpness of his face softened by exhaustion, his mouth barely parted. It’s the most unguarded you’ve ever seen him. Quiet. Warm. Human.
You blink slowly.
You probably shouldn’t be awake right now. But you are.
And somehow, it doesn’t feel like a mistake.
Again, which is insane, really—because Geo is not the type of person you imagine waking up beside. He’s too rigid. Too calculated. The kind of guy who schedules sleep like it’s a corporate meeting and probably sets alarms just to meditate before sunrise. His life runs on structure.
You’ve seen the calendar on his wall—color-coded, hour-blocked, terrifying. Morning routine? Practically ceremonial. Open the window exactly eight inches. Inhale the morning air like a monk. Ten minutes of yoga, fifteen of meditation, one precisely brewed cup of green tea that probably cost more than your monthly groceries.
And if it’s the weekend? He works out. Not because he has to, but because “idle time dulls the edge.” Direct quote. So yes, waking up here—in his bed, next to him—should be unsettling. And yet…
It’s not. It’s because throughout this whole week was a war zone.
And not what you’re thinking—dirty minded, yeah I know you…
Hours of archery training. Real training.
The kind that made his muscles shake and his temper flare. Every missed shot seemed to dig into him deeper than the last, like failure was a personal insult. You stayed, of course. Even when he told you to go home. You pushed when he got sloppy. Took his sharp-tongued jabs like armor and threw back dry corrections without flinching.
He hates help.
But he lets you help.
By the time you made it back to his place, Geo was moving like a man fresh out of war. Silent. Jaw clenched. Walking like each step personally offended him. You tried to throw yourself face-first into his marshmallow-soft, cashmere-draped bed like any emotionally and physically drained sidekick would—but no. Of course not.
He stopped you with a look. Not a word. Just one of those glares. The kind that could curdle milk and crack glass. Then—whap—a towel and one of his old t-shirts smacked you dead in the face with all the tenderness of a slap. “No one dirty gets near my bed,” he said, voice flat and absolute, colder than his stainless steel water bottle collection. “Not even you.”
You didn’t argue.
Valid. Because, let’s be honest—who in their right mind does sleep in someone’s bed with outside clothes on? Especially hisbed? Geo, with his monogrammed linen, his clinically-aligned throw pillows, his probably imported mattress that cost more than your rent.
You knew better.
So you did the walk of slight shame to the guest bathroom and promptly began one of the most unnecessarily complicated shower experiences of your life.
His shower… that demon. It had buttons. Screens. A dial. A sensor that blinked at you like it was judging your socioeconomic status. You stood there, towel-wrapped and spiritually defeated, too scared to ask Geo for help. That would’ve been social suicide.
He would never let you live it down.
You figured it out eventually, after what felt like a mild psychotic break. And once the water hit—oh. It was like being baptized in a billionaire’s tears. The soap lathered like whipped silk, the conditioner smelled like wealth and emotional detachment. You took your sweet, luxurious time. Because when was the next time you’d get to use his stuff?
Answer: probably never.
Let’s just say—it was a long night.
And now?
Now it’s morning. The room is still dim, blackout curtains in full effect, the air slightly chilled and scented faintly of cedarwood, bergamot, and expensive quiet.
And there he is. Geo.
Lying face-down like the universe finally shut him off. One arm flung under the pillow, the other barely peeking from the sheets like he’s trying to ghost himself from reality. The covers are tangled around his waist, his t-shirt riding up just enough to show a sliver of toned back and sharp hipbone.
You have to physically stop yourself from committing a felony-level stare.
Because Geo? Geo looks wrecked. Not in the tragic way. No, no—this is the elite, cinematic kind of wrecked. His long hair, normally bluish purple and perfectly tamed in that ridiculous precision bowl cut with the low ponytail? Ruined. The tie’s gone. Abandoned. His dark violet strands are everywhere. Messy, soft, cascading across his cheek like he slept through a typhoon and somehow made it fashion.
His bangs are a whole saga. One strand is stuck to his lip. Another is fanned across his lashes. It's giving tragic anime rival post-defeat—and you're into it.
You really shouldn’t be staring.
But you are. Because his face? That face that usually looks like it's judging your existence from ten miles away? It’s… soft. Not just relaxed—vulnerable. The perpetual scowl has melted into something quieter. His lips, full and usually pressed into a thin, annoyed line, are parted just slightly. His brows are smooth. The flush on his cheeks—either from sleep, heat, or residual pride damage—is maddeningly pretty.
He looks human.
Tired. Real. Like someone who ran himself into the ground, then collapsed mid-step. The kind of person who fights even sleep itself—and lost.
You keep staring.
Because there’s something painfully beautiful about seeing him, of all people, undone like this. Like all the hard edges melted. Like the armor cracked just enough to remind you he’s made of the same soft, breakable stuff as everyone else.
Even if he’d never admit it. And honestly? You’re down catastrophic.
You can’t help it. You glance at the bedside clock.
He slept in. By at least an hour.
That alone is enough to make you check the temperature of the room and quietly consider if the world’s ending outside. Maybe today, the sun won’t rise on schedule. Maybe Geo—the unshakable, unsmiling, prideful archer—finally needed a break.
You shift slightly, careful not to disturb the sheets too much. He doesn’t stir. Just breathes. Slow. Deep. At peace, for once.
And you realize you kind of like him like this.
Not perfect. Not performing. Just… existing.
You barely shift when you feel the mattress dip—subtle, like a sigh. Geo stirs beside you, groaning low in his throat like sleep had dragged him through a war zone and then left him for dead.
He sits up slowly, like he’s made of bruises and bad decisions, one arm bracing himself as the sheets slide off his shoulder. His hair is a disaster—long dark violet strands sticking out in every direction, the once-neat ponytail now a halfhearted knot somewhere near the back of his neck. A few pieces fall over his eyes, catching on his lashes. You don’t even try to pretend you’re not staring.
Then—those eyes. That aquamarine stare, foggy with sleep but still stupidly sharp, cut toward you.
“…You’re still here,” he rasps, voice hoarse and broken with sleep. Deep. Rough. Way too attractive for someone who probably hasn’t even brushed his teeth yet.
Your brain short-circuits for a full second.
“I—uh. Yeah.” You mumbled before adding, “Please don’t kick me out.”
He blinks. Just once. A slow, heavy-lidded thing. Then exhales through his nose like he’s too tired to summon sarcasm. His hand drags back through his hair, fingers catching in the mess. “My hair’s a damn mess, isn’t it?”
You nod, lips twitching. “Yeah… A disaster.”
Geo groans, low and ruined, dragging the word out like it personally offended him. “Ahh… fuck.”
It’s not even vulgar—it’s hot, coated in that wrecked, gravelly morning voice that sounds like it was marinated in sleep and frustration. Before you can process it, he flops back down like gravity filed a restraining order on his spine, surrendering entirely to the mattress.
And then—God help you—he shifts closer. Slow. Heavy. Deliberate. His forehead finds your chest with a quiet thud, like that was exactly where he’d been aiming all along. There’s no asking for permission. No hesitation. Just the weight of him pressing in, settling against you with that casual kind of intimacy that knocks the air straight out of your lungs.
One arm snakes around your waist—possessive, lazy, final. Like, yes.
You are now Geo’s human pillow. Deal with it.
And wow. Okay. You’re dying. Imploding, really. Internally combusting in real-time. Because this is Geo—Mr. I-have-a-schedule-for-my-soul. Mr. Sharp-eyes-and-judgmental-silence. And he is clinging to you. Like you're the one thing in this entire cold, brutal, flawlessly coordinated world that makes it tolerable to wake up.
He smells like expensive sleep and subtle cologne, like silk sheets and quiet privilege. His long hair is a mess, strands falling in loose, chaotic waves across your stomach and neck, tickling where it shouldn’t and making it impossible to think straight.
You can feel his breath—warm and slow—where his cheek rests against you, and then he murmurs, half-asleep and muffled against your shirt:
“Don’t make me get up yet…”
You go still. Not because you’re nervous, but because your heart is doing Olympic-level gymnastics. Geo, broody and impossible Geo, who lectures you on discipline and acts allergic to emotions, is holding onto you like you’re the last safe thing on earth. Like if he lets go, the world might crack open beneath him.
“…oh, right, your dad’s still out there,” you murmur, gently carding your fingers through the mess of his hair.
“Exactly,” he mumbles. “Give it fifteen. He’ll go on his stupid morning walk soon.”
You don’t ask why he doesn’t want to face him just yet. You just stay there. Let him breathe. Let him press closer.
“After that, we can make breakfast,” you offer.
He grunts. That’s a yes.
“Well, maybe… fix your hair first?”
Another grunt. Less enthusiastic. And somehow, you understand. He’s exhausted. Not just in body—but in that deeper way. The kind of tired that no amount of rest can fix. So you stay.
You don’t move. You don’t breathe too hard. You just let him cling. You smile into his scalp. And if your hand drifts into his tangled hair and you press your cheek to the top of his head?
Well. You’ll both pretend it didn’t happen.
✑ 𝒽𝓎𝓊𝑔𝑜
Hyugo’s place was exactly what you’d expect from someone who was more myth than man—barely lived in, suspiciously neat, and filled with strangely curated clutter.
The kind of space that screamed I don’t live here; I just crash here when I need to not die of sleep deprivation.
Still, you found yourself spending more time here than at your own place lately. Something about your apartment felt… off. Or maybe you were just bored of your own four walls. Whatever the reason, you’d wandered into Hyugo’s world, and now you were curled up in his suspiciously stiff bed, waiting for the elusive, night-haunting man to finally show up.
The bed was all sharp corners and no give—military-grade firmness. You were starting to suspect he chose it on purpose, like some kind of self-imposed punishment to never get too cozy. It didn’t exactly scream “a sweet guy lives here,” but then again, Hyugo was full of contradictions.
One minute, he was offering you cake with sparkly berry drizzle like a Disney prince in combat boots, and the next he was vanishing into the shadows without so much as a text back.
His apartment, though? Absolutely fanboy-coded.
Posters lined the walls—classic noir detective flicks, sci-fi anthems, and a few vintage anime movie prints. His console collection was stacked neatly beside the TV, surrounded by limited-edition controller sets and at least three different Detective Conan DVDs.
And the kitchen? Not a single spice in sight, but enough sweets to give Willy Wonka a sugar rush: fruit tarts, cream-filled pastries, and what looked suspiciously like a shrine to strawberries.
You’d sprawled across the bed with a sigh, dressed in one of his oversized hoodies, You stayed up longer than you meant to, thumbing through the endless scroll of social media nonsense—videos, memes, fan theories, rabbit holes that led nowhere.
The screen glowed in the darkness of Hyugo’s bedroom like a little portal to a world that, somehow, still felt more distant than the man you were actually sharing space with.
Or not sharing, technically.
The sheets were cold beside you. Unsurprising. It wasn’t like Hyugo was known for being reliably present. He’d always been more phantom than person, flickering in and out of your days like some enigmatic glitch in reality. A shadow in a hoodie with too many secrets and a goddamn stash of berry parfaits in his fridge.
Eventually, the fatigue set in—eyes stinging, thumb cramping, brain buzzing from too much brightness. With a defeated sigh, you tucked your phone beneath the pillow and flopped onto your side.
The bed still smelled like him—sharp citrus and clean cotton—but that was all you got. No arm to curl against. No soft snore, no sleepy mumble of your name. Just you and the stiff mattress in a room that felt a little too empty.
So, you slept.
When morning came, it was rude.
The blinds—half-closed as always—let in just enough sun to paint golden bars across the room, slicing the air with warmth and unwelcome awareness. You groaned and shifted, pulling the blanket up, eyes still crusty from sleep and your hair a mess of pillow friction. You stretched, spine cracking satisfyingly, and rolled over—
Still no Hyugo.
A familiar little twist of disappointment lodged itself in your chest. Not surprising. Not unexpected. But it stung anyway. You had this dumb, fleeting hope—maybe, just maybe, he would’ve shown up in the dead of night, kicked off his shoes, and crawled into bed like some cheesy, fanfiction-level plot convenience. You even left a space open for him, like a fool. But no. Reality had other plans.
You sighed and sat up, hair sticking up at odd angles. You reached for your phone. And yet… something felt off. Off enough that when you swung your legs off the bed and looked around—
There he was.
On the damn floor.
Face down, one arm thrown dramatically to the side like he had spontaneously collapsed mid–Family Guy cutaway gag. His teal hair was a disaster, strands sticking out in every direction like the aftermath of a high-speed chase.
His bangs were matted to his cheek, and that ridiculous long rat-tail he refused to cut had curled awkwardly near his collar. The coat was halfway down his arms, one boot still clinging stubbornly to his foot, the other nowhere in sight. A lazy trail of crumbs framed his body like some ridiculous pastry chalk outline.
You blinked. Once. Twice.
“…Are you serious?”
No answer, of course. Just light snoring and the occasional mumble. You sighed—long, low, and entirely defeated.
How did you not hear him come in? And why the hell is he sleeping on the floor like some tragically aesthetic raccoon?
You slid off the bed with the grace of a cat who had not, in fact, gotten a full eight hours. Padding over in your sleepwear, you crouched beside the body of your once-and-future cryptid, brushing a few strands of teal hair away from his cheek.
“Hyugo,” you muttered, poking his shoulder. No response.
You poked again, this time his cheek. He groaned, rolled onto his back with a sound like a dying alien, and blinked up at you, crimson eyes bleary and unfocused.
“…Bed’s too firm,” he slurred, voice hoarse with sleep.
You gave him a look. “You sleep on rooftops. You once fell asleep in a shopping cart.”
He yawned, the corners of his lips twitching. “And?”
Oh, he’s sassy too now?
You swallowed the lump that rose uninvited. “You’re a menace.”
Before you could get up, his hand reached out—half-conscious but terrifyingly strong—and yanked you down. Not into a hug, no. Into a full-blown, koala-grip straddle. You found yourself awkwardly seated on his stomach, balancing as his arms locked tight around your waist.
“Mmph. Warm now,” he muttered against your shirt.
You rolled your eyes, cheeks burning. “You’re impossible.”
“I’m tired,” he whispered. “You’re here. Floor’s fine.”
You just sighed, brushing your fingers gently through his hair, teasing that thick center bang back from his brow. The way his features softened in sleep made him look younger, more open, like the walls he so carefully maintained had been knocked down by pure exhaustion.
“…I didn’t think you were still here,” came that familiar soft voice.
You didn’t even open your eyes, only tilted your head toward the sound. “You didn’t think I’d vanish before breakfast, did you?”
A lazy chuckle vibrated against your chest. He’d shifted to lie beside you now, fully dressed—still somehow dignified in his disheveled chaos. One arm rested behind his head. The other hovered, hesitating like it wanted to touch you but wasn’t sure if it was allowed.
Typical Hyugo. Always almost.
But then he frowned, brows pinching like something troubled him. “Actually…” he muttered, “I did try to sleep in the bed with you.”
You blinked. “What?”
He looked sheepish. “You were kind of… dead center. I tried to move you over.”
“And?”
His ears turned pink. “You—uh. You woke up. Glared at me like I insulted your ancestors. Then told me to ‘get the fuck away’ and shoved a pillow in my face.”
You stared. “I… don’t remember that.”
“I know,” he muttered. “You were half-asleep. It was kind of impressive.”
Silence hung between you.
And then you sighed—deep, guilty. “Okay, okay. I didn’t mean it. I was just tired. And… maybe a little annoyed.”
He tilted his head. “Annoyed?”
You hesitated, then looked away. “I… guess I felt lonely. I stayed here thinking I’d have your attention, but you weren’t here. It just felt... off.”
Hyugo didn’t say anything right away, and for a breathless second, you thought maybe he’d dozed off again—curled around you like a worn hoodie someone refused to throw away. But then, as if a switch had flipped inside him, his arms tightened, drawing you in without hesitation, without permission, just need.
He pressed his face into the crook of your neck, and suddenly there were kisses. Rapid, butterfly-soft, peppered along your jawline, cheek, temple. The kind of affection that tried to say what words failed to.
“I’m sorry,” he whispered, voice muffled against your skin, lips barely pulling away long enough to form the words. “I didn’t mean to make you feel like that.”
You tensed slightly, caught off guard by how earnest it sounded.
“It’s fine—” you began, brushing your fingers through the loose strands of his shaggy teal hair.
“Nope. No, it’s not,” he cut you off, gently but firmly. “I’m making it up to you.”
Another kiss. This one slower. Near the corner of your mouth. His voice softened further, but it still held that edge of stubbornness he always wielded when it came to you.
“I’m not leaving. Not unless you need me to.”
Your heart skipped a beat.
The silence between you didn’t feel cold anymore—it was warm now, intimate. Like the world had slowed down just to give the two of you a moment.
“I don’t,” you said quietly, the words escaping before you could second-guess them. “Not this time.”
He smiled at that. That rare, almost bashful smile he only ever gave when he wasn’t sure he deserved the closeness, but was grateful for it anyway. He pulled you even tighter, curling into you like a cat that had finally found a sunbeam.
For a moment, you forgot about the crumbs, the stiff floor, the missing boot, and the strange liminal haze of early morning. You could’ve stayed like that forever. Or at least until his stomach inevitably growled loud enough to ruin the mood.
You tilted your head back and peeked at him through half-lidded eyes. His hair was disheveled from wind and sleep, strands catching the low, golden sunlight that leaked through the blinds.
There was a smudge of city grit near his jawline—evidence of wherever he’d been that night—and a thin white bandage wrapped around his knuckles. A faint, purpling bruise bloomed under one cheekbone like the start of a storm cloud.
“You look like hell,” you muttered, voice filled with dry affection.
He cracked a smirk, still not lifting his head. “You always say the sweetest things.”
“I’m serious. When do you even sleep?”
He finally glanced up, red eyes finding yours. For a split second, something flickered in them. Not amusement. Not sarcasm. Something… hollow and fragile. Then it was gone.
“When you’re here,” he said, barely audible.
And you stilled.
Those words—“When you’re here”—weren’t dressed up in charm or wit. There was no playful gleam in his eye, no sly curl of his lips. Just truth. Quiet, raw, and heavy in a way that settled beneath your skin like something aching. Something long-held and quietly desperate.
Your breath caught for a moment. Your eyes dropped to his cheek again—the faint bruise blooming beneath delicate skin, soft and plum-dark. A smear of exhaustion clung to his features like a second skin, making his usually youthful face look just a touch older, worn from whatever invisible war he fought before coming home.
“…What happened last night?” you asked, voice hushed, as though saying it too loud might break the moment.
He shifted slightly beneath you, the shrug subtle but unmistakably dismissive. “Nothing I couldn’t handle.”
You didn’t believe him. Not really. That wasn’t an answer—it was a deflection. You could’ve pressed him. Demanded to know who laid hands on him, why he looked like someone had dragged him through a back alley, why there was blood dried into the folds of his sleeve. But the truth lingered in the stillness between your bodies—he needed the silence more than he needed the interrogation.
So instead, you offered warmth.
You reached down, fingers brushing against the rough gauze wrapped around his knuckles, then laced your hand gently with his. His hand was cold, slightly stiff, but it curled around yours instinctively, like it was second nature. Like holding onto you was the one thing he didn’t have to think twice about.
“You know,” you murmured, your voice slow and dry, “for someone who says the bed’s too firm… you’ve really committed to the floor like it’s a luxury spa.”
A lazy chuckle ghosted past your neck, warm breath brushing your skin. “Only ‘cause you’re in it.”
You scoffed, rolling your eyes even though he couldn’t see it.
“You’re such a little shit.”
“I missed you too,” he said simply, almost too quietly.
Then his arms tightened again, drawing you in with the kind of strength that didn’t bruise but didn’t allow escape either. He buried his face back into your shoulder like it was the only place in the world where his guard didn’t need to exist.
You let him.
Not because he asked. Not because you felt obligated. But because, in that strange moment—curled up on a carpet sprinkled with pastry crumbs, light spilling in from the slats of cheap blinds, the city beyond his windows still half-asleep—there was nowhere else you’d rather be. His heartbeat was slow under your palm, a steady thrum of life and tension and something unspoken.
And maybe you weren’t the kind to play house or cling to romantic daydreams. Maybe cuddling on the floor wasn’t your usual script.
But with Hyugo?
With Hyugo, it fit—this messy, half-awake intimacy laced with sugar dust and unsaid things. He sighed, body relaxing a little under your weight. “Stay like this… a bit longer.”
Your lips twitched into something soft. “Only if you promise not to pass out with food in your hand next time.”
“No promises,” he mumbled, voice already heavy with sleep.
Such a little shit frfr.
✑ 𝒹𝑒𝓇𝓎𝓁
Dear lord.
You honestly deserved an award—or at least a gold medal—for managing to pin this walking, talking ball of golden retriever energy down into an actual bed.
Deryl was never still. Ever.
If he wasn’t sprinting across a football field or lifting absurd weights, he was pacing around his room like it was a cage and he was some kind of restless lion hopped up on sugar and testosterone.
The fact that he invited you over to ‘hang out and chill’ was a miracle in itself. Apparently, the football coach had finally granted him a rare moment of freedom, and instead of partying or sleeping—like a sane person), he wanted to spend it with you. That should’ve been flattering—and it kind of was—but good god, it was also exhausting.
From the second you stepped foot in his place, it was like walking into the eye of a hurricane. He barely gave you time to sit down before he was tugging you by the hand to show you everything. His room. His signed football. The dumb little trophy from third grade he pretended wasn’t a big deal but kept on display anyway.
He talked nonstop, words tumbling over themselves in that typical Deryl fashion—grinning, excited, animated like he’d swallowed the sun.
You tried to keep up, really. You even humored him when he insisted on doing impromptu push-ups while holding a full conversation with you.
But eventually, you crashed. Not like, passed out—but emotionally, spiritually, mentally—done. The guy was just... too much. So you did the only reasonable thing left: you wrestled him onto the bed.
It took effort. A lot of effort.
The man was built like a truck and fought like a child being dragged away from a bouncy castle. But eventually—after a brief scuffle that probably looked a little too playful for your liking—you managed to get him horizontal, arms flailing, laughter bubbling from his chest.
“Damn,” he panted, hair tousled, eyes bright with the kind of joy that made your chest feel tight. “You really wanted me down, huh?”
“Yes,” you said, breathless. “You’re not allowed to move for at least ten minutes. That’s a law now.”
He grinned like you’d just given him the greatest challenge in existence. “Ten minutes? I don’t know if I can survive that.”
“You will survive, Deryl. Consider it a recovery period.”
“Recovery from what?”
“From being you.”
He laughed, head falling back against the pillow, arms spread like he was about to make a snow angel in the mattress. “Fair.”
Finally—finally—he lay still. The room quieted for the first time all evening, and you took a seat beside him, watching his chest rise and fall with each breath. He was still buzzing with energy—you could feel it under his skin—but he was making an effort for you. Trying to be still. Present.
His gaze flicked over to yours, warm and stupidly sincere. “Hey,” he said, voice a little softer, “I really am glad you came over.”
You raised a brow. “Even though I basically tackled you into submission?”
He chuckled. “Especially because of that. No one else gets me to chill out like you do.”
You couldn’t help but smile, despite yourself. “That’s because I’m the only one brave enough to try.”
“You’re not wrong.”
It should’ve been a peaceful moment.
Deryl’s hand had found yours with that ridiculously casual charm he always carried—like it was the most natural thing in the world. Fingers laced, warm skin, a lazy thumb sweeping circles across your knuckles. His grin softened into something quieter, something almost domestic, like this was the kind of thing he could do every night without a second thought.
For a split second, he actually looked still.
But you knew better.
Just as your brain dared to entertain the delusion—maybe he’s calming down, maybe this golden retriever finally burned through all his zoomies for the day—he sat up. Sat up. Like a bolt of lightning just recharged him.
“So I was thinking,” he began, voice way too energetic for someone who should be deep into REM sleep, “we play just one game—Monsters & Mayhem—you’ll love it, there’s strategy, and traps, and dice, and I get to be a werewolf warlock again—”
You blinked, dead-eyed. “…I thought you were going to rest.”
“I am! This is rest! Board games are relaxing!” He was already halfway off the bed, dragging out the board from under his desk like a kid unwrapping a present on Christmas morning.
You just sat there. Exhausted. Physically, mentally, spiritually done. Your spine was folding in on itself like a haunted Victorian child in need of soup. But Deryl—Deryl was on his knees, organizing little plastic figurines and muttering strategy rules to himself, bouncing slightly where he sat. Fully locked in. Eyes sparkling.
You tried.
You tried to be patient.
“Deryl, I really—”
“I’m telling you, the game only takes an hour, maybe two! Depends on how intense the boss phase is, but I’m already setting it up so—”
“Deryl—”
“Okay, pick a character card! You strike me as someone who’d be an elf rogue, right? No wait—you’d hate that—hold on—”
You snapped.
You didn’t mean to. But it came out, loud and unfiltered, fueled by sleep deprivation and the haunting echo of dice rattling in a box:
“DERYL, I WANNA GO TO BED.”
The silence that followed was biblical.
He froze mid-setup, a die hovering in his hand like it was afraid to fall. His mouth hung open a little. His eyes—wide, hazel-green, full of innocence and genuine confusion, blinked once. Twice.
“…Oh.” His voice was very small.
You collapsed back onto the bed dramatically, limbs splayed like a martyr. “I love you, but if you roll one more die, I will launch myself out the nearest window and haunt your locker.”
Deryl was quiet. Thoughtful. Then slowly—very slowly—he put the die down and padded over to the bed, sitting at the edge like a kicked puppy.
“…What if I said I had a candy that helps with sleep?”
Your eyes cracked open slowly, your vision still hazy with sleep, and immediately narrowed in suspicion. “…Candy?”
Deryl sat cross-legged at the edge of the bed, proudly holding up the small, half-crinkled wrapper of the capsule you’d handed him the night before. His face practically glowed with naive delight, cheeks slightly puffed, tousled blond hair flopping in every direction.
“Yeah! That thing you gave me last night? The candy? It made me so sleepy. That stuff’s magical.”
You just stared.
“…Oh my God,” you whispered, horrified and impressed in equal measure. “You actually ate it.”
He blinked at you, eyes wide and honest. “Why wouldn’t I? You said it was strawberry-flavored and ‘good for my energy levels.’”
Right. Energy levels. That was one way to frame melatonin.
To be fair—you had warned him.
Not in words, of course. But through your thoroughly drained expression, your drooping posture, and your complete and utter refusal to play Monsters & Mayhem at midnight. He didn’t pick up on any of it. Of course not. So, really, you had no choice but to lovingly sedate the human golden retriever using candy-wrapped sleep hormones.
And yeah. That’s how the night ended.
Surprisingly effective.
When you woke up the next morning—well, more like afternoon—you felt oddly refreshed. Limbs loose. Mind clear. The blanket tangled but intact. Except for one issue:
You couldn’t breathe.
There were roughly 210 pounds of human sunshine sprawled across your body like a furnace set to maximum heat, wrapped in limbs and pure, unbothered audacity.
Deryl was completely draped over you, face smushed lazily into the crook of your neck. His breath tickled your collarbone, slow and steady, mouth half-open as he snored soft and low—like a purring engine buried in muscle. His skin was warm against yours, dark and smooth beneath the golden morning light filtering through the blinds, a faint sheen of sleep still clinging to him like dew.
His hair—dark brown, thick, and coiled in lazy curls—was flattened on one side, tousled and unruly from tossing around. The sides of his head were neatly shaved, which only made the bedhead up top more dramatic. You could feel the faint scrape of his stubble against your shoulder, rough and unintentional, but somehow comforting.
One of his broad arms was slung heavy over your waist, the other flopped uselessly off the side of the bed. His legs were tangled messily with yours, practically pinning you down, and despite being entirely unconscious, he radiated heat and smug peace like someone who had absolutely no intention of moving.
You squirmed, trying to shift your hips. No luck. Just more snoring.
“Deryl,” you groaned. “Get off.” Nothing.
He muttered something unintelligible into your skin—probably gibberish—and clung tighter, like you were the mattress itself. “Mmm… five more minutes…”
“It’s one in the afternoon, you overgrown golden retriever,” you hissed, jabbing his side with what little leverage you had. “You are literally suffocating me.”
He let out a deep, groggy moan—like a dying beast—and cracked one bleary eye open. His bright green gaze peeked out from beneath thick, dark lashes, slightly unfocused and glazed with sleep. His full lips parted as he spoke, voice hoarse and low. “You’re so dramatic…”
Still, with the grace of a defeated walrus, he finally rolled off you and onto his back, groaning all the way. His arm flopped across his own stomach, curls falling over his forehead, mouth still half-open in a dopey, content expression.
You sucked in a grateful breath, like someone who had just escaped being flattened by a mattress-sized sandbag.
“Oh, thank God,” you gasped. “You were crushing me.”
Deryl, eyes still closed, grinned into the pillow with zero shame. “You’re soft. Like a human pillow. I regret nothing.”
“You should,” you muttered, glaring at him.
But he just chuckled faintly and burrowed deeper into the sheets—his dark skin glowing softly against the white bedding, stubble catching the light, muscles relaxed and at ease.
Even half-asleep and disheveled, he looked frustratingly good. Like he’d just stepped out of a dream—one that snored, hogged the bed, and refused to let you breathe properly.
You hated how fond you were of him in moments like this.
Even if he had nearly killed you with affection.
Silence stretched between you for a beat, peaceful and golden in the post-nap lull. Then, without even opening his eyes, Deryl asked, “So… what do you wanna do today?”
You blinked, still recovering. “I was gonna rest. Maybe nap again. Eat something.”
He yawned. “Might do my usual workout. Make a smoothie. Maybe chill.”
You made a noncommittal noise. “Sounds like a plan.”
“…Wanna work out with me?”
Your head snapped toward him. “Absolutely not.”
“Why not?” he asked, suddenly more awake. “It doesn’t have to be hardcore—we could do yoga! Like couple’s yoga. Or plank challenges. Or—”
“No.”
“But—”
“I said no.”
He rolled onto his back and pulled the full might of his pouty face: big, round eyes, slightly jutted bottom lip, messy hair and all. The kind of face that should be outlawed. “Pleeease?”
You stared at him, expression flat. Then sighed. Loud. Long. Suffering.
“…Fine. Yoga. That’s it.”
“Yessss!” he cheered, throwing both arms in the air and almost rolling off the bed in the process.
So much for a chill day.
You should’ve known better than to trust the chaos incarnate.
✑ 𝒷𝓇𝒾𝓉
Sleeping over at Brittney’s place was less of a choice and more of a declaration of war you quietly lost.
You could’ve done literally anything else with your night. Catch up on studying (God knew you needed to). Work on that essay you'd been avoiding like the plague. Rewatch that one show where the characters actually made sense. Hell, even organizing your sock drawer sounded like a more productive use of time. But no.
Because Brittney—Queen of Ultimatums, Dictator of Plans, and Menace in Lip Gloss—had decided otherwise.
The chaos started during a regular hangout with your group. Everyone was winding down, casual conversations bubbling like background noise. Then, like it was the most obvious thing in the world, Brittney looked straight at you and dropped the bomb with that infamous smirk.
“You and me are having a sleepover tonight. Just us.”
You blinked. “Uh, what—”
“I already decided,” she said, tone breezy, as if she hadn’t just hijacked your evening like a scene-stealer in a teen drama.
You scrambled to backpedal, coming up with the most reasonable excuse: “I have to study. I’ve got an exam next week and I haven’t done—”
“Boo,” she interrupted, eyes gleaming as she slowly drew an invisible line through the air. “Cross out you.”
You stared at her.
She stared back. Intense. Unblinking. The kind of stare that made your soul step outside your body and reconsider all your life choices.
You broke first. With a sigh worthy of an Oscar, you rolled your eyes and muttered, “What time?”
She smiled like she’d just won a bet with the devil. “I’ll pick you up at eight.”
And then—because Brittney was never content with just winning—she had the nerve to give you a slow once-over, eyes flicking down your body with shameless interest.
“Wear something cute, 'kay?”
You stood there, mildly stunned, internally screaming.
Jesus. My God.
As promised—on the dot, like she had alarms wired into her bones—Brittney showed up outside your place at exactly eight. Her car pulled up sleek and smooth, the bass of her playlist thumping low in the background like it had its own attitude. You stepped outside in your basic sleepover getup: a quarter-sleeve top, pajama pants, and a duffel bag slung over one shoulder. Nothing fancy.
You were keeping it simple—mostly to spite her, just a little.
She leaned out the driver’s side window with her usual razor-sharp grin. “Cutie,” she greeted, like it was a title she’d already knighted you with.
You slid into the passenger seat, grumbling something incoherent under your breath while tossing your bag into the back. She didn’t seem to mind. In fact, she was beaming, sunglasses pushed up into her honey-blonde waves even though the sun had already dipped under the horizon. Because of course she was extra like that.
The drive to her place was filled with casual banter, her curated playlist of Y2K bops, and her dramatic commentary on every passing car. You didn’t even realize how quickly time flew until you were standing at her front door, bag in hand, and she was already dragging you inside like you lived there.
Her house was quiet—eerily so. She casually mentioned her parents were out of town for the weekend, which basically translated to: zero supervision, unlimited chaos.
The evening kicked off lowkey. A couple of microwaved snacks, the two of you stretched out on her plush living room floor surrounded by an army of throw pillows and a comforter stolen from her bed. She’d already queued up a nostalgic lineup of early 2000s rom-coms—everything from Legally Blonde to Jennifer’s Body.
Brittney had no shame in living her Paris Hilton-era fantasy.
At some point, she got bored of just watching movies and decided you were her canvas for the night.
You tried to protest. Really, you did. But Brittney was already pulling out her makeup case before you could say “pass.” She sat cross-legged in front of you, legs brushing yours, with an evil little glint in her eyes.
“Hold still,” she ordered, already dabbing concealer under your eyes. “If you mess this up, I swear I’ll glue rhinestones to your eyelids.”
You suffered through it with only mild complaints. Her concentration was oddly soothing, and her hands were surprisingly gentle as she applied everything with an expert’s precision. She finished with a proud little flourish and turned your face toward her mirror.
“Damn,” she said, smug. “I outdid myself.”
You had to admit… it didn’t look half bad. Which only made it worse.
But she wasn’t done.
“Feet up,” she said next, holding a bottle of baby pink polish like it was a threat. “I’m doing your nails, too.”
“You’re unhinged.”
“And you’re lucky.”
You rolled your eyes but complied, and soon you were both giggling over the ridiculousness of it all—your toes painted, your face fully beat, and the faint glow of movie light flickering across the room. Time slipped by without you realizing it.
Somewhere between the third film and the final coat of nail polish drying, the mood shifted—calmer, quieter. More intimate. You were both lounging against the couch now, her head tilted against your shoulder, mascara-streaked lashes fluttering closed every few seconds.
For someone who'd forced you into this, she looked damn peaceful.
And you… Weirdly, didn’t mind it.
Not that you’d ever admit that aloud.
When you finally cracked your eyes open, it was like waking up inside a fever dream. Britney’s room was...a lot.
Hot pink reigned supreme—walls, pillows, LED lights that softly bathed the room in a rosy glow. Zebra print was splashed across throw blankets, chair cushions, and even her fuzzy rug like some kind of kitschy jungle rebellion. The floor was scattered with open fashion magazines, mostly featuring Japanese gyaru style queens and Harajuku icons in glossy poses.
A mirror near the vanity was half-covered in sticky notes and lip prints. Her massive makeup collection gleamed in its tiered organizer, every drawer labeled with sparkly gel pen.
It was clean—technically. Just... chaotically organized.
Like a tornado had passed through Sephora and left her to sort through the glittering debris with her own system. And somehow, she always knew where everything was. You wouldn’t dare move a single thing or she'd hex you.
She hadn’t even taken off her makeup.
Her deep blue eyes remained closed beneath feathery, false lashes—miraculously still intact despite the pillow abuse. A tiny beauty mark rested elegantly beneath her right eye. Her eyelids were dusted with a pink and blue gradient—bubblegum shimmer at the center, icy blue smoked at the edges. Her lips, glossed in a creamy pink, had faded slightly but still looked kissably obnoxious.
Her blonde hair was down. Even in sleep, her look screamed curated chaos. Her nails—manicured to perfection—alternated between cotton candy pink and electric blue, complete with rhinestones that glinted under the fairy lights.
You blinked, dazed, your limbs a little numb from the weight of her.
“…Brit.” You called.
She didn’t stir. Just let out a soft, contented sigh and curled closer, pressing her nose into the crook of your neck. You debated whether to move, but decided it wasn’t worth the energy. You were trapped in pastel hell, and honestly? It was kind of warm.
Eventually, you reached for your phone on the nightstand and blinked at the time. Late morning—more like early afternoon. Neither of you seemed in any rush to move, and there wasn’t much planned anyway.
You could hit the mall, maybe dig through some thrift shops for vintage gems or accessories. Or you could both just stay in, doomscroll Pinterest for outfit inspo while half-watching some messy influencer apology videos.
There was always some juicy drama in the fashion world, or on campus, or in her DMs. A yawn escaped you, and Britney groaned softly, eyes fluttering but not quite waking.
“Brittney.” You called again.
Britney stirred with the subtle grace of a cat sunbathing in a window—stretching slowly, fingers curling against your side before one of her legs slid further over yours, anchoring you in place like she sensed you were considering escape.
Her blonde hair, once tied up in that obnoxiously perfect ponytail, had come loose sometime during the night and now spilled around her shoulders in a soft, tousled cascade of gold and candy-colored streaks. It framed her face like some ethereal dream girl version of chaos incarnate.
You watched her lashes flutter as she squinted one eye open, bleary but sharp enough to notice the phone in your hand. She groaned dramatically, voice a sleepy rasp laced with velvet and attitude.
“Ugh… no phones in bed,” she mumbled, fingers finding your wrist and tugging it gently back down. “I’m not done being warm yet.”
“You’re literally clinging to me like a space heater,” you muttered, though you didn’t pull away. “And it’s past noon.”
Her lips curled into a sleepy, mischievous smile. “Then consider it brunch-in-bed cuddles. With a side of me.”
You rolled your eyes, but couldn’t help the tiny grin tugging at your lips. “You are so full of yourself.”
“And yet, you still let me do your nails and fall asleep in my arms.” She cracked both eyes open now, her voice lower, playful. “Which, might I say, is very girlfriend behavior.”
You snorted, turning your head slightly. “Don’t push it.”
She pouted, inching closer—her breath warm against your jaw. “But you’re so cozy,” she said, practically whining. “And cute. I mean, look at you—bedhead and everything. You could at least let me kiss your forehead or something before you go tearing me away from my beauty sleep.”
“You weren’t asleep.”
“Details,” she said, brushing her nose against yours, her manicured fingers now tracing lazy little hearts against your side. The glint of rhinestones on her nails sparkled under the soft fairy lights strung across the ceiling, catching your eye every few seconds like a spell.
You opened your mouth to protest, but she beat you to it, pressing a kiss to your temple with all the gentleness of someone who knew exactly what they were doing.
She pulled back just enough to whisper, “Don’t you wanna stay in bed with me a little longer? Or…” she drew the word out, trailing her fingertips down your arm, “I could do that contouring trick I saw on TikTok. The one that makes your cheekbones look criminal.”
“Brit,” you said flatly, though your voice came out softer than intended.
She blinked up at you, putting on the most pitifully sweet expression she could muster. “Pleeease? I promise to let you study after. Maybe. Kind of. Probably not. But at least you’ll look hot while procrastinating.”
You buried your face into the pillow with a groan, defeated. “Fine. But if you pull out glitter again, I swear—”
“I make no promises,” she sang, already grabbing for her makeup bag like it was Christmas morning.
And honestly… you let her.
♤ — 𝓉𝓀𝒶𝓉𝒷 𝓂𝒶𝓈𝓉𝑒𝓇𝓁𝒾𝓈𝓉
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