#imasawa

[latyabsx-art]

you’re the architect of your despair [ listen | image ]

- Shame | the dear hunter - Drink You Sober | bitter:sweet - Devil Side | foxes - Blue | a perfect circle - I Wanna Be Yours | arctic monkeys - The Package | a perfect circle - Nicotine | panic! at the disco - Pit Of Vipers | simon curtis - True Romance | she wants revenge - I Am Terrified | iamx - Rev 22-20 | puscifer - The Devil | blue stahli

[latyabsx-art]

saturation for PC (1) & for phone (2) because different screens suck

[latyabsx-art]

sooo call me by your name au anyone?

[stephanericherthanyou]

Domestic (Imayoshi/Harasawa, 173, T)

Shouichi cooks dinner in an apron with his hair tied back; Katsunori can't tell if he's just making fun of domesticity or if he actually enjoys it, and he's not sure which option he'd prefer to be closer to the truth. Sometimes he goes into the kitchen when Shouichi's making something, and Shouichi asks him if he wants a taste.

Shouichi tells him to open his mouth and he does, expecting a kiss but getting a piece of food instead. Katsunori glares at Shouichi, but Shouichi just smiles wider and returns to the stove. Sighing, Katsunori puts a hand on Shouichi's shoulder and kisses him before he moves away. Shouichi kisses back but then slaps him on the knuckles with a spoon anyway, and Katsunori wonders how the hell he can say so much about the so-called sanctity of cooking while keeping such a straight face. Eventually, he leaves.

“I'm too old for you to tease me like that,” he mutters, even though he knows there's no way Shouichi's stopping any time soon.

[stephanericherthanyou]

Jellyfish (Imayoshi/Harasawa, 145, T)

Imayoshi’s like a jellyfish, slippery and lazy, lying in wait for Harasawa to do something particularly stupid and add to his misfortune, but at the same time so beautifully captivating. Harasawa had never seen a middle-school student play point guard so self-assuredly and with the grace of someone who had already grown into his body (and he’d still had ten or so centimeters left to grow) and that was it, that one time when he’d meant to recruit the other team’s power forward and ended up with the guard he would chase cautiously for five years before he landed solidly in his own trap, in Imayoshi’s clutches. But that’s alright; at this point in his life he really doesn’t care that much and he’d rather focus on his gains than his losses. Imayoshi’s always got the upper hand, but it’s probably for the best, anyway.