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[junicorn2006]

[diakkoday]

Diakko Day is here!!!!

Diakko day has finally come upon us all! Don’t forget to tag your post DiakkoDay2023 or @ this account so we can show off all the lovely work you guys have created! We’ll be reblogging them all for the next few days (for timezones and all the latecomers).

Have a lovely Diakko day everyone!

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[dianacavendishisgay]

happy birthday! i lobe you 

[citadelspires]

Sulotte Coffee Shop AU

Aight time for more sulotte concepts. Coffee shop au is a classic that is close to my heart I just have a soft spot for that type of story. It’s soft it’s cute it’s nice. Who doesn’t love a good coffee shop au?

The general premise of this au is that Lotte and Akko are university students working at an on-campus coffee shop in order to pay for school. Groundbreaking I know. But the deal is that one day while Akko is manning the counter Sucy comes in and just starts messing with her and finds it very enjoyable. Lotte comes back from her break or something and Akko tells her about this creepy girl that came in while she was gone. The next day around the same time Akko asks Lotte to take over for her “in case that creepy girl shows up again” so Lotte does. Sucy comes in again expecting to find the same girl from the day before that she can tease and mess with again only to find a pretty little orange haired girl that makes her blush a little and she goes a bit easy on her instead.

Lotte, for her part, thinks that Sucy’s eyes look a little dangerous but it’s not really the kind of dangerous that’s off-putting or scary, but the kind from the novels she reads and (at least tries) to write. The kind that draws you in and makes you want to see more even if you’re not sure you’ll be able to pull yourself back out. Akko comes back out after a certain amount of time and asks if “the creepy girl” came back. Lotte can’t imagine referring to the girl she just met only by something as crude as “the creepy girl” so she assumes it had to be someone else. So she tells Akko that there was a girl that came in but it couldn’t have been hers. Akko gives her A Lookᵀᴹ and asks her how she can be sure and Lotte blushes a little and says that “well, this one was kind of... cute?” And that’s more than enough to convince Akko, who then just begins pestering her about the cute girl and if she flirted with or what. This continues on for a while with Sucy coming in pretty consistently, but never when Lotte and Akko are both out at the counter. Lotte keeps hearing these stories about the creepy girl bothering Akko and how lucky she is that she got a cute one, and Akko whines about how the cute one must be avoiding her for some reason. Lotte wonders more and more every day who this strange girl Akko keeps talking about could possibly be, and with each day she falls bit by bit more for Sucy.

That’s the general premise of the story but there’s more of course, I can’t reveal all my secrets just in here. Though I can mention a few other plot concepts. There is Dianakko, just a bit, because I’m a merciful fic writer sometimes. The general idea of the Dianakko is that Dianna, Hannah, and Barbara are also working at the same shop. Akko is immediately annoyed by how perfectly and precisely Diana does everything, and comes to the natural conclusion that Diana is clearly trying to get promoted to the managerial position that is conveniently open. She decides that she can’t stand the idea of taking orders from Diana and declares herself Diana’s rival for the position. Diana, on her part, has no idea Akko has any of these ideas, and frankly is just trying to make it through the semester, she wouldn’t even have the time or effort to take the position even if she was offered it. Still Akko is just absolutely convinced Diana is out to get her and stop her from getting a job that, up until she decided she would be Diana’s rival, she didn’t even want. Lotte tries to convince her how dumb all of that is once but immediately gives up. There’s one scene I have lined up in my head with this part where Akko is conspiring ways for her to beat Diana to a Lotte who has been listening to Akko talk about Diana for several hours of this shift already and the only thing getting her through it is the fact that she knows Sucy comes in late and it’s her turn to see Sucy today. At some point during the scheming Akko suggests that she should just start flirting with Diana till she wins her over cause “if Diana is my girlfriend then she’ll have to let me win!” Lotte decides not to point out the blatant issue of that logic and instead just points out that Akko “can’t stand her” and Akko just pouts and says “she is pretty though, I can work with that.” Also Amanda comes in and flirts with Hannah sometimes, much to Hannah’s chagrin. The first time Amanda comes in Hannah is working the register and Amanda starts flirting with her with zero hesitation. The next day she walks in while Lotte and Akko are working and then her face falls and she asks where “the cute one from yesterday” is. Akko protests that she’s plenty cute enough, thank you, and besides Diana didn’t even come in yesterday.” Without thinking and then ducks behind the counter while blushing. Lotte seems completely unfazed by the implication that she isn’t cute, as if she’s just kind of used to it, a reaction that causes Sucy, who is sitting at one of the tables waiting for Lotte’s shift to be over, to glare at Amanda with an icy stare that causes Amanda to feel a terrible chill run down her entire spine like someone just poured arsenic on her grave.

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[jayz4dayz]

“You’re mine...”

[dailydianakko]

Zipper Au Drabble

Okay so I fell in love with @dianacavendishisgay Zipper au HARD, so I couldn’t help myself and wrote a diannakko drabble that (hopefully) fits into the universe! I may have sprinkled some of my own thoughts in there i am so sorry dont kill me. Anyway I hope you enjoy this fic!

Diana tugged her backpack strap and strode purposefully through the halls of Luna Nova University. Her final class had just let out and she was heading to the courtyard. Hannah and Akko had asked for an impromptu picnic, and Diana was more than happy to oblige. Once she had reached the end of the hallway, she pushed the heavy door open and walked out into the sun. Covering her eyes from the onslaught of the sunlight, she looked around. The weather was particularly nice out today. The sky was a cheery blue with frothy clouds dappled throughout, and the sun kept the earth warm. Diana headed down the path towards their meeting point. As she walked, she enjoyed looking at the mosaic of shadow splattered on the path from the tall oaks that lined the path. She definitely could see why her girls had asked for a picnic date. After a few short minutes, she saw Hannah off to the side, setting up one of the weathered picnic tables. Akko was nowhere in sight. Diana figured she’d be later. After all, Akko was a bearer of speed, though it didn’t ever seem to prevent her being late to class.

As Diana sped up to a jog, she felt the backpack jostle against her back obnoxiously. The noise must have alerted Hannah, because she  looked up from her preparations to give Diana a shout shout and a wave. “Danny!” Hannah ran up and gave Diana a quick peck on the cheek, the ambient static of Diana’s gift crackling between them slightly. As Hannah pulled away, she handed Diana a paper plate. “Akko is bringing some pizza over from that place she likes. Let’s hope she doesn’t run too fast and make the cheese run.” Hannah gave a small eye roll as Diana smiled slightly. Akko, as much as they both loved her, had a horrible habit of taking curves too fast when she ran. It almost always resulted in molten cheese on one side of the pizza with their toppings oozing over the crust and onto the cardboard.

Diana settled down on the bench, slinging her backpack carelessly to the ground behind her. Nothing of importance was in it anyway. She hadn’t needed her books since it was a quiz day. She watched as Hannah pulled out a thermos, cups, and cutlery. Diana felt a spark of mirth at seeing the forks Hannah had pulled out. Hannah never did kick the habit of eating pizza with a fork. Akko had fully corrupted Diana, however. The joy of eating with her hands was freeing after living in her stifling household for so long. Diana was pulled from her musings when a twinge ran through her face. 

It was that blasted wire. 

The damn thing always caused her some form of grief no matter what. From waking up at night to intense itching, or to an aggravating ache, it always seemed to mock her some way. Diana gave a blink as she felt a warm hand on hers. It was Hannah, frowning as she gently tugged Diana’s hand from her face. She laced her fingers with Diana’s in an effort to stop her picking.

“No touching, Diana. I know it’s annoying. Do you want to try stimming a little?” Hannah bent down and reached into her picnic bag and pulled out a stuffed foxhound. “Sir Reggie is here if you need him.”  Hannah gently placed the stuffed animal in Diana’s lap, and scooted right next to her.

“Thank you, Han.” Diana began to run her fingers through the plushie’s coat. Her therapist had recommended scratching or petting stuffed animals when she felt the desire to scratch at herself. As soon as Diana had told Hannah that, her girlfriend had gone and bought Sir Reggie. Hannah practically carried Reggie everywhere in case Diana ever needed him. The dog was like a talisman protecting Diana from bad memories and habits. Diana closed her eyes and gave a contented hum as she felt Hannah cuddle closer, laying a head on her shoulder. The redhead kept her fingers interlocked with Diana’s and her other gently brushed against Diana’s arm in soothing strokes.

“Akko is late.” Hannah broke the comfortable silence with her little grumble. Diana cracked an eye open and glanced at her.

“She’ll arrive soon.” Diana closed her eye again and leaned a little more on Hannah. She was feeling marvelously relaxed.

“No, I bet it’ll be a good ten minutes before she does.” Hannah had gone from tender strokes to light tapping. Her body temperature had risen a little more in the last few minutes, surefire signs that she was irritated.

“How about a bet, I think she’ll arrive in the next two minutes. You can have the Häagen-Dazs cookie dough ice cream I put in the freezer if I’m wrong.” Diana bopped Hannah’s head gently with hers in an attempt to placate her. Hannah let out a little grumble of assent, not completely sold on Akko’s promptness but not wanting to give up on the thought of some decadent cookie dough ice cream. Hannah clung to Diana tighter as Diana let out a little giggle, knowing her gambit worked and Hannah’s inner demon was placated.

“Danny, you’re teasing me.” Hannah buried her face in Diana’s chest, almost knocking Reggie over.

“I am not; I am simply enjoying looking at a charming girl.” Diana pat Hannah’s head gently, careful not to mess up her ponytail. Feeling a little mischievous, she gave the yellow ribbon laced through Hannah’s hair a tug.

“Cheeky.” Hannah muttered as she unwillingly left her comfortable hiding spot. Diana merely booped Hannah’s nose in response. Hannah let out a little giggle, her pout finally disappearing for good. “Akko still isn’t here yet.”

“Speak of the devil and she shall come.” Diana said as she noticed a whirlwind of dust approach them speedily from the distance.

“Someone order a piping hot pizza?” Akko skidded to a stop, gouging a small furrow into the earth that the landscapers would surely have to fill in later. There were probably similar marks scattered all over the campus, Diana thought with a smirk. She watched as the brunette twirled the two boxes and placed them on the table. Diana turned her face to Akko as the speedster walked by the two of them, enjoying the peck on the cheek Akko gave to both her and Hannah.

“Ohayo, Reggie-kun!” Akko cheerfully patted the stuffed animal on the head as she reached over to pop a pizza box open.

“Hello to you too, Akko.” Diana stifled a laugh at Akko’s whirlwind entrance. Her lovely flair for dramatics never failed to make Diana bubbly with happiness.

“Akko I swear to god, if this pizza is anything like the last fifty-“ Hannah grumbled as she watched Akko open the box, tapping her foot against the table leg.

“It hasn’t been fifty! More like,” Akko paused and put a hand to her chin, quietly debating how many pizzas had tragically met their demise to the speedster.

“Atsuko, it has been fifty. And luckily your body count has not increased to fifty two.” Diana interjected as she opened the box. Akko’s speed had insured the pizza arriving hot, but it certainly wouldn’t stay that way. She was hungry and waiting any longer than she had to was decidedly not on her schedule. Women could not live on a cup of tea and a single parfait alone. Diana made sure to serve Akko the pepperoni, Hannah the cheese, and then dipped into the Hawaiian herself. All three girls let out a hum of pleasure as the cheesy goodness met their taste buds.

“I still can’t believe you eat with a fork, Han.” Akko said with a mouthful of pizza, occasionally making little huffs as she tried to chew despite the hotness.

“It’s because I am the last woman of culture among you heathens” Hannah teased as she delicately cut her pizza into small squares. Diana rolled her eyes as she folded her slice in half and went for another bite of juicy pineapple and savory ham. Now that she was eating and had both her girls with her, the moment had jumped to a solid perfect on Diana’s scale of happiness.

Once the impromptu picnic was over and everything was cleaned up, the trio moved to sit under one of the oak trees that Diana walked by earlier. Diana let out a happy sigh as she leaned her back against the rough wood. She felt Hannah settle in beside her, talking her right hand and interlocking their fingers. After Hannah was comfortable, it was Akko’s turn. Diana let out a small grunt as Akko flopped into her lap. The brunette wiggled around briefly, taking Diana’s free hand and placing it onto her head. Diana took the hint and began running her fingers gently through Akko’s soft hair. As Diana closed her eyes, she saw Akko gently playing with Hannah’s other free hand. Her lips twisted into a smile as she settled down for a cozy afternoon nap with her two wonderful girlfriends.