Two Pros and A Con of Dating Sapnap
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Romantic CC!Sapnap x reader, ~450 words, talk of eating and drinking
“Scooch,” you grumbled, barely audible through the quilt you’d wrapped around yourself to leave the couch.
Your boyfriend eagerly pushed his chair away from his desk, helping you navigate onto his lap while he harassed Dream via Discord. “Sugar’s in here swaddled like a baby trying not to freeze, and you think this is an okay temperature… You’re fucking insane,” he scoffed, lifting the bottom of his hoodie for you. You muttered a thanks, dropping your blanket to join him in the soft material, burrowing your way up until you popped out the neckline, pressing a kiss to his lips. “Oh my god, you’re cold,” he chuckled as you wrapped your arms around him and buried your nose in his neck, feeling the Texas sunshine soaking through his skin.
“You’re warm,” you muttered against his throat, purring as he pulled the quilt up to cover you both before scooching back up to his desk.
“Don’t even, Dream, you know you’re just jealous… You did not turn the temperature down to make Sugar come cuddle, you liar, that’s bull, and you know it-”
Pro: he’s a living heater
“What’cha got,” Sapnap hummed as you climbed into the middle seat of his pickup.
“Do you even have to ask,” you laughed, holding up your favorite candy and soda pairing. You couldn’t believe you found them at this little, rundown gas station. “What about you?”
“Cherry coke and licorice,” he announced proudly, holding them out so you could put them in the passenger seat.
“God, you’re such a basic bitch,” you teased as he put the truck in drive, laughing as his hand came down on your thigh.
“Yeah, yeah, you’re one to talk. Just for that, give me a sip of yours first, and I’m gonna backwash the shit out of it.”
“You’re disgusting,”
“You love me,”
Pro: he takes you on gas station dates practically every other night.
It felt like you’d been standing there holding each other forever. You were grateful that Dream offered to circle the airport to give you two your time to say goodbye.
“You know you don’t have to go,” he muttered against your hair, earning a short, choked laugh from you.
“You know I do.”
He sighed. “I know.” He squeezed you tighter before letting go, holding you at arm's length with his hands on your cheeks, wiping away the budding tears. “Text me when you land,” he pleaded, “and call before bed.”
“I will,” you promised, leaning your cheek against his palm.
“You know I miss you like crazy every time you leave,”
You nodded, pulling him back in to hide your face in his neck, taking deep breaths of his cologne as you resisted the urge to tear up your boarding pass. “I know,”
Con: he lives in Florida











