giving the nerd a chance ⟡ nerd!jo x reader (inspired by this)
note. i have 4 more exams until my finals end 🤞
when gojo satoru asked you out, all of your friends said to reject him. apparently to them, there were thousands of reasons.
“gojo? he’s so annoying. he thinks he knows everything!”
“he’s such a weirdo, why even bother with him?”
“that nerd studies all day. he won’t even have time for you.”
but, you? you thought why not give it a shot?
i mean, he’s at the top of his class, actually takes his studies seriously, and is good at literally anything that exists.
you didn’t interact with him a lot before this—except when you had a group project last term—so, imagine your surprise when you open your laptop and see a message from him.
chem group partner
hey
sorta sudden but i got a question for you
following his text was a link. half of you was curious, the other half was hoping that pressing into the link wasn’t going to take all of your credit card information.
your cursor hovers over the link for a bit before you click on it, teleporting you to a website.
your eyes widen as you stare at the screen. you definitely weren’t expecting a picture of satoru’s cat with the text “will you go on a date with me? (tofu says yes)”.
recalling when you went over to satoru’s house for the group project, you remembered he had a white cat with the name “tofu”. you absolutely adored that little fluffy creature.
under the text, there were two simple options. yes and no.
you think about his confession as you spin your cursor in circles—a force of habit. what made you gasp though was, when your cursor got near the “no” button, it started moving away automatically.
you let out a small giggle, realising you didn’t even have to think about your answer, before clicking the “yes” option.
the text “hm. knew you'd say yes 🩵” pops up.
you smile to yourself again, grabbing your phone and taking a picture for keepsake. you can’t believe he made a whole website just to ask you out.
you continue, the website teleporting you to another page where it says “so…when are you free?”.
pulling up your schedule on the side, you carefully select the time and date. you decide that june 23, 6:30pm would be fine, questioning if you clicked the 12am option, would he actually go through with it?
guess that’s a question for another day.
you then get to choose what to eat, with the options, pizza, sushi, burgers, pasta, tacos, ramen. you pick your favourite, fingers crossing that you’d actually crave for it on the day of the date.
after that, you get the last slide, leaving you a bit disappointed. the text saying, “be ready by 6:30, i’ll pick you up on the 23rd 🚗”.
though the words below that was what made you realise why people called him cocky.
“normal people use their words, i made a website, for you. did it under an hour, no big deal."
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