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practice: kakko | february 5, 2021
Sketches of them,,,
Long Distance: Kaapo Kakko X Reader (part 3)
*gif isn’t mine, I am sure I found it on here, I have scoured everywhere, can’t find the owner, if you made it tell me so I can give credit where it’s due*
Authors Note: OOP- I think I know where I’m bringing this now (I have 2 ideas) but you guys will hate me for it for a bit if I go with one of them
Summary: Kaapo and the reader are in Vancouver for the draft.
Warnings: *Possibly a curse or two I can’t remember. Also there’s a passive comment in here, I ain’t got anything against New Jersy btw.
Requested: Yes | No
Word Count: 1,060
It took a lot to convince your mom to bring you to Vancouver. She was pissed about what happened in Slovakia. She was really mad. But you were able to do it. The plane ride over you were giddy. You were excited. You were staying in Vancouver for a week. Plenty of time.
When the plane landed you practically bounced off. Your mom starting becoming suspicious about why you wanted to come to Vancouver. You decided to send Kaapo a text to let him know you were here.
You: Hey I’m here, what are you up too?
Immediately you got a text back.
Kaapo: press
You: oh fun
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This was going to be a busy time and it wasn’t necessarily his fault. Besides, he just told you he was working with press. You were too happy for him to possibly be upset about it.
The hotel you and your mom were staying at was nice. Fancy. Gorgeous. Had a nice restaurant beside it too, so your mom treated you there.
Mom was giving you weird vibes however.
You were seated at the table and the second you ordered and the waiter took the menus she gave you a look.
She swished the water and ice in her cup. “So. When were you going to tell me you chased a boy here?”, she said simply. She didn’t sound mad or upset.
You slumped I your chair. “Mom I-“, she cut you off.
“Hey hey. I get it. Sometimes you fall for the wrong person at the wrong time. Sometimes the right person at the wrong time. I just would of liked to know why you had Auntie Aada almost call the police for your return”, she said with a chuckle, taking a sip of her water.
Visibly relaxing, you told her everything. She listened and laughed. She sided with you on most of what happened.
“Aada just worries. Long distance is hard”, mom told you. You knew it was true.
“Yea, but Mom something about this feels right. Not like he’s my soulmate or anything. I mean he very well could be, but that’s not the point. Everything is calm between us. There’s a peace and appreciation that no one else has ever shown me. There’s something there. I haven’t known him long enough to say I’m in love with him but Mom I think that spark is the start. That little something is going to be bigger. I know it’s not going to be easy, but life isn’t easy”, you took a deep breath. Mom looked at you in adoration.
“My Baby is growing up”! Her eyes watered as she said this and her hand grabbed yours. “If long distance is okay with you, then I’m okay with it”.
You blinked back happy tears. She got it. Your mother got it. She was going to support you through it. Dinner was calm after that. Conversation flowed easily.
“Draft is tomorrow. Are you going to be there”?
“Of course”.
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You and your mom sat up with Kaapo and his family. You waited patiently with him, soothing and comforting him. This was big. Obviously, his childhood dream was coming true.
“Your okay babe”, you whispered to him. He had a straight face and was thinking hard.
“Thank you”. He looked over at you and some of the tension in his shoulders disappeared. But not all of it.
You massaged his hand. It always helped you calm down when you were younger. You hoped this would help him. The pad of your thumb ran along the palm of his hand, rubbing slow circles.
“You have small hands”.
You looked up at him with a smirk. “No my hands are average sized. You just have really big hands”.
He smirked but quickly returned his attention to the stage. You rested your head on his shoulder, continuing to massage his hand. Everyone was talking and being loud but the two of you were content with being silent.
New Jersey had taken their place on the stage to announce their selection. Martin Brodeur was announcing it. “For first over all, the New Jersey Devils are proud to select from the US program”, Kappos face fell, “Jack Hughes”.
“New Jersey sucks anyway”, you whispered while clapping for Hughes. You doubted it would help comfort him but it was something. They took their pictures and whatever.
It was a no brainer when the New York Rangers have Kaapo as their selection. It all blurred together, him getting up and hugging you first and then everyone else around him, his walk up, the pictures. The everything.
You were fucking proud.
You knew he was going to be occupied for a long time. You took your phone out and opened Instagram. Multiple notifications came up quickly on your phone.
“Was that you”?
“Are you at the draft”?
“You went to Vancouver”?
You ignored them. Your followers started slowly increasing. You changed your account to private for the time being. Kaapo has found your account making you smile and follow him back.
Opening the explore page, you searched for the Rangers. You followed them. Their page was already quickly filling up with Kakko posts.
New notification: “Is Kakko your boyfriend”?
You didn’t know what to say. Was he? No, the two of you haven’t talked about that. You read it over and over. The question upset you more then it should of. What were you guys? You were too easily upset, you pinned it on a lot of change.
You exited and started scrolling through your feed. Nothing interesting. Basic selfies, basic vacation pics, basic ads.
It was getting late, you had to leave with mom to go back to the hotel. You hugged the Kakko’s congratulations, and left. Kaapo was still busy with the rangers team and press. Mom talked about how much she loved the draft and how she wanted to go to another one.
That made you happy. When you reached the hotel room, only then you realized how tired you were. Almost immediately you fell asleep.
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You slept in, but woke up well rested. Quickly, you noticed mom wasn’t in the hotel room. She left a note for you on the clock.
‘Out with the girls, will be back before 5’
It was 11 am. What felt like hundreds of messages spammed your phone. Kaapo had texted you too.
Kaapo: When you get up text me?
You: Sorry I slept in. What’s your plan today?
Your phone dinged almost immediately.
Kaapo: No plans yet. Waited for you.
You: Think we could go somewhere to talk?
You left your phone on the nightstand and started getting ready. Your favourite summer clothes was a good choice. Flip flops and you were almost ready to go. Your hair was put into a lazily done bun before you sat back onto the bed.
Kaapo: Sure
You both decided to meet at the Tim Hortons closest to where he was staying. It wasn’t a far walk for you. Even though you could of taken the bus, you wanted to enjoy Vancouver.
The bell dinged as you opened the door. A quick scan of the Tims was all you needed. An awkward, out of place Kaapo sat in the back corner. You smiled but walked over.
“Is this seat taken”, you said in a deep voice.
Kaapos head snapped up to look at you. He chuckled, but motioned to the chair. You slid into the chair with ease. You rest your chin on your hand and looked intently at Kaapo.
“What are we?”, you asked loudly.
Kaapo went tense. “What do you mean?”, he mumbled, tracing random patterns on the table.
“Like. Are we together? Are we not?”, you sighed.
“I-“, he paused. “I don’t know. What do you want to be?”, he finished.
You smiled softly at him. “I want to be your girlfriend”, you said in a teasing tone.
He smiled. “Y/n, will you be my girlfriend”, he smirked.
“I, Y/n, agree to be your girlfriend”, you said dramatically. You both stopped for a second before bursting into loud fits of laughter. It wasn’t even that funny, so you weren’t sure why. You were wiping tears from your eyes, still trying to hold back laughter.
You reached for his hands. He reached for yours. Locking fingers together, you both giggled. Stupid teenager babble.
“Oh my god! Tell me how everything was for you!”, you exclaimed. You jumped out of your chair and almost leaped across the table to embrace him. His arms wrapped around you as he hummed in delight.
“Was good”.
“No no like TELL me about it”, you said excitedly.
So he did. He sat there and talked to you about it. He tried to be conservative about it. It was obvious he didn’t want to make everything about him.
You loved it. You loved hearing him talk about something so important to him. You loved just hearing him talk. You loved that this was a big part of his life, and inevitably yours too.
“I love you”, you blurted.
He froze. Kaapo looked at you like you had three heads. You were mentally beating yourself up over it. You didn’t even mean it. You didn’t know if you loved him yet. It was all too fast and all too soon. It was a spur of the moment. Your face went red. You regretted it immediately.
“You what”?