Roist x Reader
Summary: After being called boring by his teacher, Roist comes to his girlfriend for comfort.
It was a completely calm evening in Flame, if you can call it that, considering the latest news in the world and the fact that Duke Grane challenged Kayden's student. You somehow didn't care what this guy was doing. For his own good, this guy can be too ambitious and sometimes act thoughtlessly. But that doesn't concern you.
Here you are sitting in front of the fireplace in your room and knitting a scarf for your favorite guy, because you are tired of him walking around in the cold without a hat and scarf. Thank goodness he wears gloves.
Then, like a bolt from the blue, your boyfriend comes in. He looks very downcast and almost ready to cry.
- Darling! - the guy complained, falling into your arms, - The teacher called me boring!
- What? Why? - you asked in bewilderment.
- The teacher called me boring because I indulge his every word, and he called that bastard Duke interesting because he's such a rebel! - Roist rattled off, almost crying.
- So that's what it's all about... - you just smiled at the guy, stroking his head, comforting him, so to speak. - Well, maybe Mr. Schnauder just doesn't see your true cheerful nature?
Roist's raven flew up to you and croaked, confirming the girl's words. He looked at the raven, then at the girl and grinned.
- Yes, you just conspired. Remembering your first meeting, you didn't like each other.
You just laughed at the guy's words. It happened. Then you had just started dating and Roist decided that he could trust you completely and show you his raven. Hmm... Both you and the raven didn't want to share Roist's attention. You had to make concessions.
- By the way, what are you doing here? - pointing to a ball of yarn for a scarf.
- I'm knitting a scarf for one of my fools, otherwise he walks around here naked, the area is not hot, he might get sick.
The guy just grinned in response. Honestly, you could have sworn that you saw your boyfriend's tail swaying behind his back, pleased that you were the one knitting him a scarf.