CW yandere best friend’s son!yuta, age gap, taboo relationship, sfw, yuta deems u a milf pretty much but also his future wife
imagine your son’s friend, yuta okkotsu, who becomes so deeply obsessed with you because of how sweet and welcoming you are to him.
it went from wanting your embrace as a motherly figure to wanting to embrace you as something more intimate.
he shouldn’t find you attractive. he shouldn’t want you, a single mother hitting the mid-30s, even more that you’re his best friend’s mother.
having these thoughts should be disgusting, he should just reason that he’s going through late puberty or something and move on.
he’s constantly asking to hang out at your house, constantly staying over that sometimes it’ll be consecutive sleepovers.
he’s more than happy to help you with making dinner or lunch, something about it feels so domestic and right that his heart flutters nonstop.
if you’re sitting in the living room during the times he visits, which he wishes was more often, but he’ll always choose to sit beside you. not close enough to where it might make you uncomfortable, but close enough that he could note the smaller details of your face and body without question.
when he goes in to hug you, his arms linger a little longer than necessary, holding you a little tighter to really feel the warmth of your skin through the fabric of your clothes and note all the curves of your body.
he’s always asking you a list of questions that he’d be mentally preparing since you’ve last seen him. questions about your favorite foods, your favorite music, what you were like when you were younger, what was your dream job, ect. he’ll eventually lead into your love life and you’re always so quick to dismiss anything like that because you’re shy.
not that he really needs an answer. he’s more than aware your love life is dry ever since the passing of your late husband. which makes him all the more giddy to insert himself next to you.
the only thing he doesn’t like is that you wear the ring still. that’s annoying. he thinks there’s no reason for you to be doing that, like c’mon the dude is dead and it’s been over 20 years or something since your husband was alive (it’s only been 8 years but he still thinks that’s more than enough time).
it frustrates him so much that he’d wait for the perfect moment that ring was off your finger and within his reach. because once he has it, you’re never getting it back. he’ll get you a prettier ring with a big, shiny rock that screams you’re his in every language.
and you’re just so clueless to him he doesn’t have to worry about you ever thinking he was the bad guy when you’re tearing the house apart to find that dreaded piece of jewelry.
he feels somewhat bad when you’re crying a little too harshly in his arms while your son is also checking every cushion gap, every sink, every drawer, any possible places where your ring could be.
he’s weak to your crying face that the pant’s pocket with your ring feels heavy.
however, he knows you’ll get over it. you’ll get over your dead husband. he’ll make sure of it. he’s already planning for at least one kid, two if possible.
just give him a few years. he’ll be everything and more than whatever your previous husband was.