Kuroo tetsurou in streetwear
toji starts buying two of everything without realizing. two drinks, two sets of tableware, two seats on the plane. when you point it out, he simply shrugs. “it makes sense, since you’re always around.”
and it does. you are. somewhere along the way, yours and his stopped being two separate categories. things blended. bled. one toothbrush became two. one key became a spare. he didn’t assign you a drawer, but your clothes take up more space than his do.
now he’s sitting by the kitchen counter, lights dimmed, papers spread out in an unruly mess that makes sense only to him. his hair’s grayer at the temples and there’s a softness to his face that wasn’t there before — age, maybe. peace, possibly. or both.
you laugh and pad over barefoot, press a kiss to the faded scar on his mouth. his hand finds your waist like muscle memory, and you slide into his lap without thinking twice (pun intended).
he lets out a quiet “hnn” but doesn’t complain.
you sip your wine, let your head rest against his shoulder. “so,” you fix his glasses, perched on his nose like he’s fighting the idea of needing them.
“when do you plan on finally asking me out?”
he’s getting pudgy in the middle — not fat, just soft in the way you get when you find your person.
toji doesn’t look up. “it’s been twenty years.”
“and?”
“I do your taxes.”
there’s a candle burning, the cinnamon one you buy every fall. you don’t remember lighting it today. he often does it on his own these days, anyway.
you smile. “quite the romantic, aren’t you?”
“you want a title now or something?” he asks. grumbles, really. “after all this time?”
you fix his shirt. “I just think it’s funny. we’ve got a mortgage, joint bank account, and last week we agreed on baby names if it ends up looking like you.”
he grunts. “poor kid.”
“she’ll be cute. dumb, probably. but cute.”
“he.” “she.”
he chuckles, traces your ring finger between his thumbs. “you’re not getting a promposal, if that’s what you’re waiting on.”
you lean in, nosing his cheek in the way that makes his knees weak. “there goes my big dream.”
you set your glass on the table beside his calculator. he’s warm, and he smells like soap and laundry and that one cologne he pretends not to like.
“you don’t even ask me for my logins anymore.”
he rolls his eyes. “don’t need to. you keep your passwords stupid.”
“they’re not stupid. they’re nostalgic.”
“TojiFan69 is not nostalgic.”
you squish his face between your hands, laughing when he scrunches it up in faux protest. “made that in high school before I even met you.”
“then it was prophetic. still fuckin’ stupid.”
now he’s muttering, something about deductions and charitable donations, and you slot yourself between his knees, hands resting on his shoulders. he doesn’t flinch. nor does he pause. only adjusts so you fit better against him, pecking you on the forehead in the way that makes your nose scrunch. revenge.
the calculator’s still blinking beside you, some half-finished total waiting for his attention, yet neither of you move. he glances down at you - now asleep - then back at the receipts, the gears turning.
in his mind, he’s already adding a third drink, a third set of tableware, and a third seat on the plane.
𝐌𝐑. 𝐃𝐘𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 ─── katsuki bakugou.
content. smau. f!reader. fake date. ambiguous ending. reader has a crush on shinsou. dry texter!katsuki. reader calls bakugou princess. fake date au.
i’ll do them soon….
LEY ME WORK ON THE MOODBOARDS LOL
NANAMIIIIIIi love him
Nanami and Gojo as murder-husbands :> Drawn for GoNanaGo Bang 2025 on ao3!
Breathing Without Lungs by ricochet was written based off this art. Please go check it out. I had a lot of fun participating, and I hope everyone goes to check out the ao3 collection.
me rn bc
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atsumu “my wife” miya, who refers to you as almost nothing but his wife. “my wife made me lunch today”, “my wife loves this weather”. flaunting your ring finger any chance he gets just to show that you two really did seal the deal in wed.
the funny thing is, he’s been referring to you as “his wife” since before you two had even gotten engaged.
me also? you could say we wrote like we needed it to survive…
remember when i was pushing out stuff like everyday? one could say i was… writing like i was running out time…
i was so sure i wouldve gave up fanfiction the moment i turned 18 when i was 12 😭😭