Someone better call a cop. Cause this fic is robbing me of my feelings CAUSE ITS TOO DAMN CUTE. đ
This Is a Family
dad!neteyam x fem!metkayina!reader
â warnings: slight angst, neteyam doubting himself, aged up neteyam for the sake of him being a father (nothing sexual), one mention of being shot (pass tense).
â summary: neteyam has doubts about his parenting, and he fears that heâs going to raise his son the way his father raised him.
â i ??? love ??? him ??? so ??? much ??? he deserves the world.
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Neteyam always masked his fear. Growing up, he figured the best way to keep his siblings together during the war with the Sky People was to pretend he was never scared. It worked especially well with Tuk, and in turn, she felt herself feel less worry.
And people never questioned whether he was actually scared or not. Partly because he got so good at acting, but mostly because he was the oldest child of the great Toruk Makto. Apparently that meant he had the inability to feel regular Naâvi emotions.
It became a part of him. He never showed his fear to anyone, even in fearful situations. He buried it so deep down that he never once thought that maybe, just maybe, it would end up coming back to bite him in the ass.
Like it was in this moment.
He was sat down in your shared Marui, head held low in the palms of his hands, elbows resting on his knees with his legs crossed. His breathing was rapid and his chest was rising and falling like he just ran twelve miles. He couldnât stop the racing thoughts in his head.
Pregnant. Youâre pregnant. Heâs going to be a father.
That in itself isnât a bad thing. Donât get him wrong, he was ecstatic when Ronal confirmed both of your suspicions. He kissed you so hard the moment the words left her lips, and he cuddled you tight that night (and every night after) with his palm resting on your tummy, where your son was growing everyday. God, he was so happy. So fucking happy. But there was still that overwhelming fear he felt when he thought about it some more.
Because no, he doesnât think his dad was a bad dad. No, he doesnât think ill of his dad. But he knows that his parenting method had affected the way he grew up in such a way he couldnât even explain. And Neteyam was always scared that the way his dad raised him was so engraved into his brain that he would subconsciously raise his son to be the same.
It scared him so much, but like usual, he never let it show. Unbeknownst to him, however, you were always able to see right through him. Since the moment you two met, you were able to tell he was not only nervous to be around an entirely new clan, but also scared.
And he always wondered how you always knew when to comfort him, but he just thought that was some weird coincidence. You never mentioned it to him. Because admittedly, you thought the look of confusion he showed when you comforted him was cute. You always thought Neteyam was cute. Since the moment you saw him.
You were walking by your Marui to get to your friendsâ when you heard sniffling inside. When you peaked your head in and saw that the sniffling was coming from Neteyam, your heart cracked. Youâd barely ever seen him cry before. Only a handful of times; once when he got shot during the war with the Sky People; and once when you found out you were with child. Each time, he had people there to comfort him, but this time, as he sat alone inside the Marui, he had no one.
You quickly rushed over to his side, putting your hand on his shoulder gently. Neteyam jumped at the feeling of your hand on him, not knowing anyone was even there in the first place.
âYawne, what is wrong?â Your voice was gentle, soft. It was one of the many things Neteyam lovrd about you. âWhat has happened?â
He sniffled again before answering, âNothing tiyawn, do not worry.â
You let out a scoff at that and moved to kneel in front of him, hands finding their way on his thighs, moving up and down to comfort him. You wanted him to look at you and repeat it, because you knew he couldnât lie to you like that. And when he didnât meet your eyes, it was basically confirmed right then that something was wrong.
You took his face in your hands and tilted his head up, finally looking each other in the eyes. Neteyam placed his palms on the back of your hands and sighed.
âWhat is wrong.â It was more of a demand for him to tell you rather than a question this time.
He debated whether he should say it or not, but he ultimately decided he should. âI am scared.â
âOf what, my love?â
Again, he sniffled and placed a hand over your now very prominent baby bump, âOf becoming a father.â When you didnât answer, he took it as a silent tell for him to elaborate. âI am scared that I will raise him the way my dad raised me. I do not want our son to feel the amount of pressure I felt growing up. I do not want him to feel like his siblings do not get the same amount of⊠attention, from his parents.â
To lighten the mood, you smirked, ââHis siblingsâ,â you repeated, seeing the smallest of smiles form on your husbandâs face, âyou want more, huh?â
âWell, yes. It is inevitable, I cannot just stop making love to you.â
A light cover of blush appeared on your cheeks, and Neteyamâs smile only grew wider. Though you kept as serious as you could in order to reassure him of his thoughts. âMayawne, you will be the greatest father known to man. You will raise your son, and his siblings, with the amount of love anyone would only wish theyâre parents had showed them. You will be an amazing father, no matter what your thoughts are telling you.â
He visibly relaxed at your words, shoulders dropping and chest loosening with a deep breath. âBesides, if you step out of line, I will be right there to slap you so hard you will forget you are even a father in the first place.â
Neteyam laughed, but nodded. Even if you were joking in the moment, he knew you would keep to your word. He leaned forward and kissed you lovingly. And though the kiss tasted of salty tears, you loved it. You loved any kiss your husband would give you.
âI see you.â He whispered against your lips, eyes closed and forehead against yours.
You smiled, âI see you.â
Never Enough
Katsuki Bakugou x F!Reader
Summary: Class 1-A takes a trip to a local show to train in Social Settings and parties. What happens when someone from Katsuki Bakugous past shows up?
Warnings: Fluff, song fic, some angst, cussing, enjoy!
Song used: Never Enough, The Greatest Showman.
All art and music is reserved to its original owner, I just own my fic đ
Quirk: Angel Voice
User is able to sing/hum very well, can use her voice to heal others if needed, hence the name. When they sing/hum a soft, goldish-white glow will envelope them, giving them a heavenly look.
Draw Back: If user over uses their voice to heal, they can develop a severe sore throat and is drained of energy. If they're just singing and their quirk activates, if used for long periods of time it can still give them a severe sore throat and loss of voice for 12 hours.
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'Dear Bakugou,
You may have never noticed me, but if you don't mind I'd like to share something with you. Please meet me under the tree in the court yard after school.'
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Hope you enjoyed it! I'm still trying to slowly get back into the writing scene since it has been a while. Let me know what you think!
Strawberry Wine
Uggghhh was listening to Strawberry Wine by Deana Carter and yalls Cowboy!AU Bakugou Katsuki has got my mind in a foooooooog.
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Just imagining visiting your grandfather for the summer and there's a new helping hand around the farm. A young man about the same age as you, it's also a bonus he's very attractive.
He does all the hard labor your grandfather has gotten a little too old do be doing. The sun beating down on him and making his blonde hair seem like a halo on his head, the golden evening rays making his eyes shine like the brightest ruby.
According to your grandfather he was helping out just for this summer since he was on break from college and wanted to get back to his hometown roots on a nearby farm.
Of course you were caught in a slump, eyes following him everywhere making you clumsy and messing up your own chores making him having to pick up the slack. Okay, maybe it was on purpose so he would be near you and talking to you.
Eventually catching his eye one day while riding a horse and being able to catch a wild hog that had ended up on the farm.
Both of you sneaking around corners and haylofts just for a moment together, before your grandfather came calling.
Him sneaking you out to his truck and just tearing down dirt roads underneath the warm summer moon. Talking about everything and nothing, dreams and goals.
Sharing tender moments and light touches by the pond where he dropped the tough guy act and you both showed your true colors.
Of course nothing can stay the same, as September came calling and he had to leave. The teenage promise to keep in touch and that you'd visit. Him promising he'll see you next summer and that he'd wait if you would.
A few cards, letters and one long distance call over the course of a year you both slowly got preoccupied with other things but never forgot the genuine connection you both had.
Every summer you still go back to see your grandfather, the fields overgrown now as he's gotten too old to maintain it alone but you do your best to help him out.
5 years have passed since you've seen the blonde, eyes always searching for him during the Summer with no luck yet.
Visiting the pond where you both truly bonded, first kiss and first love. A love that still remains sweet in your memory like the Strawberry Wine you had shared together that night.
"Hey there Princess,"
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Someone pull my cavity it's too sweet âșïžâșïž
Reposting to read later when I'm done with work cause the small I read already has me dying đ©·đ©·đ©·đđ»
part 1; katsuki bakugo x fem!reader
synopsis: you catch the eye of japanâs best defenseman
authors note: hockey really isnât big in japan, but itâs big in my heart so anyways-
katsuki bakugo, the falcon, or at least thatâs the name thatâs been created for him.
he was known for two things. his love of fighting, and his speed. it could be a split second that someone does or says something to piss him off. next thing they know, theyâre on the ground giving the ever living shit beat out of them.
the penalty box was this manâs second home. so it wasnât surprising thatâs where the tickets were most freaking expensive. as soon as he hopped in there fans would scream and cry his name, vying for his attention. he never turned around for them though.
he never batted an eyelash at anyone the wrong way if it wasnât on the rink. the only people he needed to worry about was his teammates, and if the game was over, heâd focus on himself.
so it came as a surprise to everyone when he started going back and forth with one of the sports reporters at one of the press conferences after a game.
âmr. bakugo i was simply asking a question-â
âwell i donât like your question so ask another oneâ
your eyes squinted slightly as his behavior. you expected him to be stubborn, but this had to be a new level of it âi donât understand why my first question wasnât enough for you?â
âbecause itâs boring. if you really want me to engage find something better than that. you look like youâre good at your job, so be good at your jobâ
katsuki wasnât the kind of guy to date or have flings, but he would still find women attractive, and damn did he find you attractive. makeup all perfectly done and not a hair out of place. not to mention the white pantsuit you had on. it made you stand out among the rest, but the question you asked made you blend right back in. he knew there was more to you then the stupid introductory shit. katsuki knew you had some fire in you, and he was just here to fan the flames.
murmurs started to ripple throughout the room like water. his crimson eyes stayed glued onto yours with every word spoken. you could see through his persona. the quirk up of his lips, the casual lean back from the mic. he wanted you to back down, and not even that. he expected you to.
clearing your throat you nodded âyouâre right mr. bakugo, i apologize. i shouldâve just been straight up about my original intentionsâ
âspit it out-â
âsince you have joined the team the only thing that i can think of when i think of you is fighting. thatâs it. no special moves, no improvement of your work, just fighting. now everybody knows that youâre fast, but you donât apply your abilities to the right things, now why is that mr. bakugo?â
his face completely changed into something more still. other reporters from the pit started slowly agreeing with you and pointed their cameras back up to him for a response. even from your seat you could see pink creep up from his neck up to the tips of his ears. he was pissed.
and before he could open his big mouth to tarnish his reputation, his manager came into view.
âi think thatâs enough questions for now. thank you for attending everyoneâ with a quick bow, they made their way of the platform. reporters attempted to get up to swarm katsuki with more questions, but the bodyguards stepped in the way of their path. you didnât bother following the crowd as you packed up your things to leave. you had already had your fill of the man for the next three lifetimes.
if only you knew.
you sat right across from your boss hands held together on your lap. he had called you in here for an impromptu meeting a week after the press conference, and you couldnât put a finger on it as to why.
he leaned back in his chair gazing at his computer monitor for what felt like forever. right when you were about to open your mouth he sat back up again turning the monitor towards you.
âwhat is this?â he asked as you analyzed the screen. it was a paused frame of you at the press conference, and you could tell the exact moment as well with katsukiâs facial expression directly in the frame. unnerve filled in your stomach, but you decided it was best if you kept your composure. after taking a deep breath you looked back at him.
âthatâs me at the conference. i was asking mr. bakugo a questionâ
he nodded his head in understanding turning the monitor back in his direction âa question. a question that made his damn manager have to stop the whole press conference just to make sure this man didnât ruin his careerâ
the feeling spread from your stomach down through your legs making them bounce at a mile a minute âi know it might look bad-â
âlook bad? kid, this is amazingâ
the shaking in your leg came to a halt when you heard his praise.
âi- thank you sirâ
he took his phone off of the desk swiftly unlocking it âyou were able to get under his skin. something i havenât seen from someone who isnât off the ice. people are going crazy over this interaction so weâre gonna milk it for all it worth, you got that?â
a soft ping came from your phone and you went to check it.
âthatâs the bar that they usually go to after some games. you need a pass to get in and i just sent you yoursâ
your eyebrows scrunched together looking at it âisnât it risky to go to a bar during the season? isnât paparazzi all over that kind of stuff?â
he shrugged going to place his phone back onto the desk âonce you see it youâll understand. the address is right under your pass. go there tonight and try and see if you can get any sort of in with the team. they donât usually allow locker room interviews so if we strike now this could be a goldmineâ
with a sigh, you looked back up at your boss âiâm not sure about this. using my own personal time to go be a double agent. i mean itâs-â
another ping rang from your phone, this time from your bank app. you had noticed a generous amount of money had been added along with the words âbonusâ next to them.
âthatâs what happens when you impress meâ
suddenly, you felt a smile creep up to your face.
âiâll try and get there tonight sirâ
you knew what time their latest game would be ending and decided to head to the bar a little after then. the address that your boss had given you led you to what looked like some sketchy dealing ground. after scoping out the area (and saying a quick prayer) you made your way down the stairs. a man you hadnât seen before stepped out from next to the door.
âwhatâre you here for?â he asked, his voice monotone. blinking away the confusion you pulled out your phone silently showing him the pass. he gave it a nice once over before opening the door for you âhave fun maâamâ
stepping inside, you noticed how the outside had been very misleading. it didnât smell like a usual bar. no alcohol intensely filling your senses to the point where you felt drunk from merely standing there. it smelt like a nice cedar wood cologne had been sprayed through the air. that or it was coming from the multiple men scattered around the club who looked like they could buy at least one yacht.
it didn't seem to look like a bar either, at least not the ones you remember from your college days. the bar was illuminated by a golden hue from lamps distending from the ceiling. you walked up to the bar placing one of your hands on the stools. they were pure leather. and the sigh you almost let out when you sat on one of them was embarrassing.
"when i get that raise these are the first things i'm buying" you mumbled to yourself before getting back on track. as subtly as you could you looked around trying to find the team of interest. though what you didn't know is that they already had their eyes set on you.
eijiro and izuku had been whispering back and forth to each other for a good minute. the rest of the team were too deep into their own conversations to notice, but katsuki did. he tried to lean over a bit to hear what they were saying, but they both knew him better than that. they quickly stopped talking and peered over at him.
"hey kacchan, could you get us a drink from the bar?"
"do your feet not work?"
"they do. i'm just actually having a conversation and you don't look like you're too busy"
he huffed in annoyance rising to his feet. without a look back he headed over to the bar.
"two shirley temples!-"
"you'll get what you get!"
eijiro and izuku watched as he walked almost right next to you were sitting.
"how much you wanna bet they fight?"
"oh they're gonna fight. i wanna see if they fu-"
"what the hell are you doing here?"
you had heard his voice before you saw him, but when you did see him, he had situated himself next to you. his hair was still a bit messed up. most likely from having his helmet on at the game. it didn't look bad on him though. in fact, it fit right in with his casual attire. he had on jeans, and a plain black hoodie. something that would be rather casual for a place like this, but you had to remember that this was a casual place for someone like him.
"you might not know anything about this, but i was invited. the thing that happens when you're nice to people and they actually want you to be there?"
"i know what a fuckin' invitation is. you think i'm that damn dense?" he scoffed at your words shaking his head "what i really wanna know is who would want you around for more than five minutes?"
you turned your body to now face him. he was close enough that you could catch a whiff of his cologne. it was sharper than what the majority of the bar, like a spice blend. it filled your senses but didn't let it distract you from the conversation.
"excuse me? i have lots of people who enjoy my company. plus from your reputation i wouldn't think many people would want to hang around you"
he let out a chuckle "you gonna believe everything they say in those tabloids? thought someone who worked in that shitty industry would know better than that"
"okay first of all i do not work in tabloids, i am a reporter. second off, i never said i believed them. i'm just making an assumption from the interactions we've had"
"you call you flaming me in front of a bunch of people an interaction?"
you couldn't help but smile when he said that "so i got under your skin?"
this made him raise an eyebrow "shut up" he finally flagged the bartender over to order the two drinks.
"didn't take you as a shirley temple kind of guy"
"i'm not. it's for those two idiots" he motioned back towards the two men who quickly looked away when you turned your head.
"they seem awfully invested" you lips turned into a playful look of sympathy "do you not feel comfortable ordering drinks by yourself?"
he clicked his tongue on the roof of his mouth "you are really fuckin' annoying you know that"
laughter rang out from you at his words, the sound making his stomach do a small flip that he wanted to ignore. there was something about the way you carried yourself. about the way you weren't afraid to tease him, say whatever the hell was on your mind. it was captivating.
"not the first time i've heard that, but it helps with the job. you've got to be able to know what buttons to push. what really gets to a person"
he let out a soft grunt, eyes going from yours down to your lips. his gaze made you want to shrink into the plush leather seat. it never failed to be intense.
"i bet.. if you gave me an hour i could figure out what really gets to you"
the forwardness wasn't expected. especially not from him. you swallowed what felt like a lump in your throat. this would be a good opportunity to convince him to do an interview.
.. yeah, an interview.
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Pairing: Ao'nung x Fem! Metkayina! Reader x Neteyam te Suli Tsyeyk'itan
Requested?: Yes
Summary: Growing up with Ao'nung, his parents and yours had eventually promised you to each other. Now training under Ronal to become tsahik, unexpected events occur when the family of Toruk Makto arrive.
Word count: 3.5k
Warning/s: slight atwow spoilers if you squint, jealous aonung, violence, fluff, this time neteyam being a skxawng (jk)
Note: Likes, reblogs, and feedbacks are most welcome and appreciated! Let me know your thoughts!
GIF is not mine, credits to the owner!
âCatch me if you can!â A little Aonung laughs, followed by your cousin, Rotxo who adds âWe can run faster than your little legs!â
âNo, you canât!â Little you said, catching speed towards them.
Your parents alongside Tonowari and Ronal watched. âLook at them.â Your mother cooed to Ronal, her best friend as you finally caught up to Aonung and Rotxo a little too harsh, sending the three of you stumbling onto the sand.
Both mothers laughed at their children. Your father and Tonowari looked at each other with a content look on their faces.
As the years progressed, all of you grew into fine hunters, particularly you and Aonung had gotten close.
Your parents could tell there was this unspoken bond between the two of you, not long after his parents began noticing it too. Not long enough, they therefore decided that the two of you were fated together.
That Aoânung in the future would be the oloâekytan, with you by his side as tsahik. A mated pair before Eywa and their people.
But that was still a long time coming, as the two had accomplished their rite of passage, the two has yet to decide when they would be mates.
It still baffled you that you and Aonung would become a mated pair in the future, and now Ronal had taken you under her wing to be a tsakarem just like Tsireya.
âNow this way.â Ronal was teaching the two of you. You and Tsireya looked at each other before following her.
You were glad that you and Tsireya were able to become close due to always spending the time together learning.
After finishing your lesson for the day, you and Tsireya bid goodbye to Ronal with a smile on your faces.
âWeâre just going out, mother.â Tsireya laughs.
Ronal gives the two of you her rare smiles, she could very well remember your mother and her being like that in the past. âGo, keep safe.â
Leaving the Marui, you were greeted with the afternoon sky. You gave a stretch and a yawn. Tsireya breathes in the air. âI still canât believe youâre going to be my sister-in-law soon!â She gushed, making you snap your mouth shut and blush.
âTsireyaaaaâŠâ You whine, you hated when she always teased you about her brother, not in a negative way, it was more like a stop-teasing-because-I-will-literally-combust-into-butterflies way.
âYou better not be messing with her, sister.â
âAnd speaking of.â Tsireya said, looking up to meet his brother. â- And no, I am not! Iâm just telling how happy weâll be ifââ You covered her mouth, not facing Aonung, who was standing behind you.
He raises an eyebrow at you and smirks. âHappy if?â
âHappy if- uh...â You thought. Tsireya then takes your hand off her mouth and spoke.
âHappy if youâd finally make her a part of the family!â
You scrunch your face, closing your eyes shut as heat seeped through your cheeks, turning a shade darker.
Instantly, you felt Aonungâs hand snake to your arm, going to your shoulder, gently turning you around to meet him.
You open your eyes and the first thing you see is that stupid smirk on his face that you fell in love with.
âSeems like they canât wait, can they?â He teased.
âTsireya I told y-â You turned to face her, Aonungâs hand still on your shoulder but Tsireya was already skipping away from the two of you.
You sigh rather loudly, facing him.
âYou not happy to see me anymore?â Aoânung tilts his head, looking down at you. Your pout turns into a playful smile as you playfully shoved his chest.
Aonung laughs, pulling you close as he wraps an arm around your waist as the two of you started walking side by side.
âIt feels like everyoneâs expecting us to be mated already.â You started the conversation. Aonung turns his head to you, before he looks out the horizon.
âMother has been asking about it too.â He replied. You turn to him, studying his features as he looked in front of him.
You blink.
âYou should hear my mother instead, asking me if you had already asked me, considering the number of gifts youâve given me.â You could feel Aonung chuckle as you leaned onto his side.
His arms gave a comforting squeeze. âYou know Iâll always wait for you.â Aonung wasnât one to push, he knew youâll give him your answer when you were ready.
For now, the two of you were just enjoying being young, being together.
But you felt guilty, sure you had all the time in the world, but you could not keep him waiting even if he constantly reassures you. You were lucky to have someone as patient and loyal as him.
âBesides, itâs not like you could do anything about it, youâre stuck with me.â Aonung jokes with a smirk, his arm now going to wrap around your shoulder as he gives a subtle feather-light kiss on the side of your temple.
You blush with a laugh. âBeing stuck with the oloâeyktanâs finest hunter⊠who wouldâve thought?â
âHmm, I guess little you did.â He responds. âBut little me thinks heâs luckier having this beautiful girl beside him, the girl who captured his heart and trapped it with hers.â
âOh, you can be quite the dramatic.â You say as the two of you walked along the shore.
âNot dramatic if it is true.â
There you go again, blushing for the nth time within minutes of being with him. It instantly made your day better.
But both of your fun had to end as eclipse set. Aonung was now walking you towards your marui.
Reaching the destination and entering, you were greeted by your mother and father. But your mother looked like she was happier to see Aonung.
âAonung, my son! How are you?â Your mother greeted him and Aonung smiles.
âI am good ma, I just thought Iâd walk (Y/N) back here, to make sure she gets home safe.â
Your mother instantly cooes, thanking him. Your father seemed to be also pleased by Aonungâs presence as he gives him a nod to which Aonung bowed to.
âMom, Aonung has to go home now, look how dark it is outside.â You say, placing a hand on your mother as you looked out.
âOh, imagine it, soon the two of you will be finally sharing your own marui, youâd no longer have to worry about each other going home separately.â
The thought sent you and Aonung looking at each other as Aonung sheepishly rubbed the back of his neck.
âMom!â You say.
Finally, your mother gives in an bids goodbye to Aonung as she returned to her spot.
âIâll see you tomorrow?â He asked.
âOf course, goodnight.â You smiled.
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The following weeks ran smoothly.
However, today was something youâd never expect to happen.
You were on your ilu, carrying your bag filled with freshly plucked shellfish on your way to the shore when screeching sounded.
You had commanded your ilu to stop when you looked up.
Knitting your brows, you find a couple of mountain banshees approaching. It had you thinking, there wasnât any news from the Omatikaya clan that they would be coming today?
And weirdly enough, why would they need five of them if they were only to send a message?
You watched as they circled around, more people noticing as they yelped at them. Soon, everyone was gathering around the shore.
Instantly you saw Tsireya on her ilu as well. Deciding to approach her, she notices you and speaks. âWhat do you think theyâre doing here?â
âI donât knowâŠâ You respond.
Then they landed.
You and Tsireya looked at each other. âCome, letâs see!â Tsireya says curiously, already had her ilu moving. You followed.
As the crowd formed around them, you and Tsireya had reached the shore, dismounting and walking towards them curiously.
To your surprise, you already see Aonung and Rotxo, who was having too much fun in making fun of their tails.
You walked behind Tsireya as she slaps Rotxo on the arm, making you chuckle. âDo not. Rotxo, Aonung.â
Finally looking to see your visitors, it had taken you by surprise. They were blue, their arms where thin and long, and their tails was⊠small compared to yours. They had striking eyes that had a mix of yellow and green in them.
âHey.â You hear one of them speak beside the other teenage boy, you could see him looking at Tsireya, making the two of you giggle.
Though you also feel the other boyâs eyes on you as you looked to confirm your suspicions. He was, indeed, looking at you.
He flashes you a friendly smile and you smiled back at him.
Little did you know Aonung watched the interaction, sending him glaring daggers at the back of the poor boyâs head as he tapped Rotxo on the side, muttering things under his breath.
As the oloâeyktan and tsahik arrived, Aonung and Tsireya walked to get beside their parents while you followed behind them with your cousin, Rotxo.
You watched the whole scene play out as Ronal circled them, pointing out their appearance, to when Tonowari granted them to stay.
âMy son Aonung and our daughter Tsireya will show your children what to do.â Tonowari spoke.
Instantly, your eyes shift to Aonung who stepped forward to speak out to his father.
âFather, whyââ
âIt has been decided.â
Tsireya offers them a gentle smile, before looking back at you and pulling onto your hand to drag you with her.
Aonung notices this of course, and he has a sour look on his face as he watches the two of you.
âCome! We will show you our village.â
The crowd dispersed as Toruk Maktoâs family had gathered their belongings. You were standing beside Tsireya. Honestly, curiosity was gnawing at you, and you were thankful Tsireya had dragged you with her.
You watched them as they carried their stuff, and you already feel the same pair of eyes looking at you as you talked with Tsireya. You gripped on your bag a little tightly as you looked at them.
âWeâll help you with that.â Tsireya says, grabbing a few bags off of Neytiri as she thanked her, while you had chosen to help the boy from earlier, seeing that he has a lot to hold on to.
âI can take it, here.â You approach him, grabbing a few bags and a roll of mat off him before he had a chance to refuse.
âThank you.â Was the only thing he said to you.
Now making your way to their newly assigned marui, the boy had introduced himself to you.
âHi, thank you again for carrying our stuff⊠you didnât have to.â He says from behind you, you slow your footsteps to have him walk beside you. âItâs the least we could do, this is going to be your new home after all.â
He pauses, his mouth opening and closing as he walked with you. âI am Neteyam.â
Neteyam? Hmm.
â(Y/N). It is nice to meet you, Neteyam.â You reply.
â(Y/N)⊠nice.â
âHm?â You look at him. âI mean it is nice to meet you.â He clears his words.
Aonung and Rotxo watched behind all of you, specifically, Aonungâs eyes were targeted on the boy beside you as he strikes up a conversation.
âJust up here.â Tsireya announces.
Reaching the newly made marui, you had left the boy to walk besides Tsireya, placing their bags down.
âThis is for you, your new home.â She spoke.
âThis is nice, right?â Jake Sully had said, in turn, you flinch as the noise of the mat being carried by Neytiri had dropped as everyone turned to look at her.
âWe will leave you guys to get settled.â You say, placing your hands together with a small smile.
âWe will teach you starting tomorrow, but for now I hope you all get some rest.â Tsireya announced.
Walking away, you smirked and nudged Tsireya on the side âThat boy couldnât take his eyes off you.â You teased her. Tsireya giggles, rolling her eyes. âYou had that one boy staring at you too.â
Now it was your turn to roll your eyes, you and Tsireya walking side by side laughing to yourselves.
Rotxo and Aonung watched from the side as the two of you laughed and giggled like little kids. It struck his nerves, what were the two of you laughing about? He sighs, patting Rotxo on the side to go and do their own pending tasks.
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The day started bright and early, it just had been about every other day before, but this time you had begun to teach Jake Sullyâs kids.
Already diving in the water, you felt the cool water envelop you as you swam, your tail swishing to propel you further. You swam around coral reefs and among the fishes, Aonung following close by.
You stop and looked behind you to see the siblings on the surface. They glanced down and you could see Tsireya signing them to come swim with you.
Aonung stopped as well, looking at you to find you looking at them, while Rotxo, from beside him, looked at them too.
As they dove back down, you smile and continue swimming around. But they had to come up for air again as the four of you saw them reaching to the surface.
All of you looked at each other.
âWhatâs wrong with them?â Aonung signed.
âThey are bad diversâ Rotxo replied to him.
âStop thatâ you signed back. âTheyâre learningâ Tsireya added.
Aonung rolled his eyes but watched as Rotxo and Tsireya swam up.
You swim towards him, tilting your head. âGive them a chanceâ you signed. âCome on letâs go upâ You added.
Both of you swam to the surface beside one another.
You were about to talk when Aonung began âYou are not good divers, maybe good at swimming through treesââ
Turning towards him, you give him a light smack on the shoulder, making his smirk drop as he looks at you with a âWhat was that for?â look.
âCome on, bro.â The other sibling, who you learned was Loâak, said.
âWe donât speak this⊠finger talk you guys. We donât know what youâre saying.â Neteyam said.
âWe will teach you.â You say, Aonung looks at you before looking back at them.
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After a few weeks, Aonung could notice the way Neteyam was always on you. And it was getting on his nerves. You, however, seemed clueless about it.
There were times when all of you were teaching them sign language, and when he failed to get it right, youâd assist him by having your hands on his. And with the way that the forest boy blushed had Aonung feeling annoyed.
He wanted to send a sign that you were already taken, that you were his. But at the same time, he didnât want to cause trouble if it included you.
So, he settled on subtle ways.
Heâd always make sure he was a little too close to you. He would then randomly talk to you, leaning his face closer to yours whenever they were around.
And he would be sure to often grab your arm or hand a few times to grab your attention from them.
But you werenât noticing these things he was doing. It made you blush and smile, sure, but you didnât know their true intentions. It made him look jealous, because he was. You were his, why canât he see that?
Even though when you both had free time you were always being pulled away from him by the Sullyâs, even Tsireya for Eywaâs sake! What has gotten into you two?
Even more, his actions didnât even seem to stop Neteyam from staring at you and taking the chance to talk with you when he wasnât around.
âThese are ilu. If you want to live here, you have to ride.â Aonung says, introducing the iluâs to the Sully kids.
You were there, standing, watching Aonung with love in your eyes, with the way he was acting the past few weeks had you feeling fuzzy.
Although you missed hanging out with him, considering you were always being pulled aside by Neteyam or even both you and Tsireya were being pulled aside by both Neteyam and Loâak.
At first it was asking for advice, then they started asking questions about yourselves and so on. You hadnât really given it much thought until Tsireya bought it up one afternoon.
After finishing the lesson, you and Tsireya were walking back to the village. â(Y/N), have you noticed the way Neteyam has been giving you heart eyes this whole time?â
You stopped, looking at her. âWait- What?â
âMy Eywa, you havenât noticed?â Tsireya gasps, looking at you. âNo- what? I thought he was just wanting to make friends.â
âMore than friends.â Tsireya corrected, laughing. You thought back, and it did seem so.
âAnd!â Tsireya says, grabbing onto your arm. âYou should see the look on Aonungâs face everytime he comes across Neteyam⊠or Loâak too for that matterâŠâ Tsireya concluded. âIt looks like he really hates them.â
Then you connected the dots. Maybe thatâs why Aonung was being clingy than before. He was jealous. He was almost subtly marking you as his, that you were taken.
Helping them get on their iluâs you watched Loâak speed off with his ilu, before letting go, sending him tumbling onto the water.
Aonung laughed beside you as you chuckled yourself. You then watched Neteyam carefully guiding his ilu around, with a smile on his face.
You feel an arm snake around your waist, looking up, you still see Aonung teasing Loâak. You smile to yourself at Aonungâs actions.
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Then Aonung had enough.
âBack off. Now.â Neteyam pointed at Aonungâs chest as Aonung had decided to pick on his sister, Kiri, for being a freak.
Aonung still hadnât settled on accepting the Sully family as their own, he was being stubborn, and now this is where it got him.
Aonung only smirked at him, walking forward as Neteyamâs finger pressed even further on his chest.
âThen why wonât you back off my mate, huh?â He taunted. Although you werenât mates yet, he just had to do something to make Neteyam stop his moves on you.
Neteyam looked confused as he dropped the accusatory finger from his chest. âWhat do you mean?â
âSkxawng, Iâm talking about (Y/N). She doesnât want anything to do with you.â He shoved his chest back, making Neteyam stumble as Loâak intervened.
âWe didnât know, broââ
âMaybe this will let you know.â Aonung said, shoving Neteyam strongly this time. But Neteyam didnât back down as a fight began to break out between Neteyam, Loâak, and Aonungâs gang.
Tsireya and you were just walking when you began to hear a commotion.
âThe forest people and Aonung are fighting!â You heard one say.
Forest people⊠Aonung?
Quickly looking at each other, you and Tsireya broke off into a sprint to head towards them.
âAonung!â You said as the scene of Neteyam, Loâak, and Aonung and his friends were fighting welcomed your eyes.
The other people pulled Neteyam and Loâak out while Rotxo held Aonung back.
âWhatâs happening?â Tsireya asked.
âStay away.â Aonung said, pointing at Neteyam.
Your eyes widen, seeing a large bruise already forming on Aonungâs cheek as his bottom lip was busted open. You rushed towards him, cupping his cheek.
âEywa give me strengthâŠ. What did you do?â You say frantically.
You looked towards Neteyam and Loâak, then back at Aonung.
Neteyam saw how your face formed in worry as you rushed to Aonungâs aid. What Aonung said was true. You were with him and he was too dumb to see that. It made his chest ache, but he knew he was in the wrong. You were only helping him out.
And thatâs when the Sully brothers heard the voice of their father.
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After that, the tension had died down. Neteyam and Aonung were able to set their differences, they became friends as well as with Loâak and their siblings.
Now you and Aonung were sat a rocky shore as you recalled what happened.
âSo, you really said I was your mate already?â You laugh.
âI- kinda⊠yeah.â Aonung sighs in defeat, and in embarrassment. âI figured saying that might finally knock some sense into him.â
âMhm even though weâre not mates.â
âI know, Iâm sorry forââ
âBut I guess we can change that, can we?â You smile up at him.
Aonung then snaps his gaze back to you, confusion etched all over him.
âWhat do you mean?â
Pulling him to peck his lips, you held his cheeks.
âAonung, I am more than happy to become your mate.â
And the wide smile that crossed his lips was truly a sight to see.
In Your Eyes
Tamaki Amajiki x Gn!Reader
Summary: When two people meet eyes for the first time.
Warnings: Fluff, a little hostage situation, ProHeroAU, Togata has his quirk back, mentions death but no one dies,
When his eyes met yours it felt like the world had come to a stand still.
You had been walking down the street to go into work like normal, an everyday routine. A Villain had other plans though and had taken you hostage. You're unsure why it had to have been you, it could've been any other person, of course life loves to throw screw balls your way.
Hanging upside down in the air was terrifying, more so from the fear of being dropped. Someone had called that the Heros were on the way and you could only close your eyes in a silent prayer that they'd capture this guy before something worse happened.
"You all will bow before me! I dare anyone to try and stop the great Anpu!" Wait did this guy really call himself Anpu? "Uh sir, have you killed anyone?" You couldn't help but ask, I mean the name did mean God of Death.
It seemed like your question had stumped him, "U-uh well..no..no I haven't, BUT IM WILLING TO," he yelled at you. You could only roll your eyes, your fear from before completely gone at this armature Villain.
"Stop right there!" A voice had interrupted the conversation and caused you to look, there were two Heros down on the ground, one with bright blonde hair and a red cape, the other wearing a large white cloak, the hood pulled up to cover his face. Wait, was he shaking?
"Don't worry citizen, we'll save you!" The Hero, now recognized as Le Million from what other people called out, had shouted to you and you called out, "Take your time, no rush," this had taken everyone back. We're you not terrified?
The guy standing next to Le Million, now announced as Suneater had suddenly sent out a large Octopus tentacle and it wrapped around your waist as you were tugged in his direction, Le Million appearing out of no where and punching the Villain back onto the ground.
Closing your eyes due to the sudden pull, you felt two arms wrap around you. The feeling was tight yet not so snug you couldn't get out.
"You okay?" The deep voice asked, you opening your (e/c) eyes to look up into a pair of dark eyes that stared back at you.
The whole world seemed to have gone silent as you stared at eachother in wonderment. His eyes were dark but warm, reminding you of a dark stary night sky somewhere in the quiet of the mountains. You felt your face flush as you found your hands on his chest and his hands still around your waist. Was this a dream?
Tamaki on the other hand couldn't find it in him to pull away from you. Beautiful (e/c) eyes stared into his soul. He wanted to shy away from your eyes and your hands that lingered on his chest but at the same time he wanted to stay looking to your eyes.
The rich color was warm and inviting, pulling him in deeper as if it would quench the thirst of curiosity he now possed about you. Your eyes to him seemed to hold the whole world, reminding him of a sunrise where hope for a new day started.
He heard nothing, no more Villain or cheering citizens. Just you and him. Him and you. Two people alone in this world. Was this a dream?
"T-thank you," you smiled at him, your eyes seeming to glimmer even more with gratefulness and the sunlight hitting them just right that had his heart stopping.
"Y-You're wel-welcome," he stammered, his face now flushing yet you found it enduring, almost cute. His eyes drew you in more, causing you to unconsciously lean in closer to the flushing Hero who you felt squeeze you tighter.
Who knew the day could start out this amazing.
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Ayee a little shorter but wanted to focus more on the feelings than the plot. Let me know what yall think
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Anxiety and ADHD hand in hand, making you feel like a bee being shaken in a jar. Constantly vibrating, being thrown this way and that. Knowing what my objective is, but can't get it done. Heart racing with the unknown and yet can't calm down even when laying still. Suffocating in the jar but still trying to move to get to my honey.
I can't stop clicking play..0.0
wow they really did adapt frozen well
"What would you do Hero? The girl? Or the city?" "THE CITY" "Oh? So you would sacrifice one for all? Oh honey, *turns to kidnapped partner, small smirk* I would kill them all just for you,"
superhero romance is actually so fun because what does âI would die for youâ mean from a guy who would die for anyone?
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Warning for super angst! This wasnât requested, but I was in another mood and there needed to be some more angst on here. (adding this in late, but warning for blood)
(I guess I only write for Bakugo now *shrugs* (OoOoOpppppss)) Sorry, Iâm latterly and utterly in love with him.
As always, I hope you enjoy the content, and please do send in requests! Iâm making my way through them and doing my best to fulfill them all! I love you all.Â
Side note, I cried writing this.
âGood morning, Bakugo!â you cheerfully greeted. You waved to the boy as he grumbled something under his breath. He walked past you without a care, not even sparing you a glance. But you didnât care. You bounced after him and fell into step with him, clapping your hands together and never losing your smile. You gazed up at him with practical hearts in your eyes. You couldnât help it, you had the biggest crush on the biggest jerk in the school. Everyone knew it, even 2nd and 3rd year students. It didnât bother you, there was no one else to show him any affection. Not at school at least. He had friends, sure, but none of them liked him how you did.
Your heart swelled whenever you saw him in the hallways and you always greeted him, every morning! Your eyes were practically glued on him all day, small sighs of longing leaving your lips. You always attempted small talk with him. He never had much to say, not that he ever gave you responses or answers you were looking for. He usually told you to fuck off or to leave him alone, which you would. You believed in personal space and if he wanted it from you, then who were you to deny him that? Sometimes you brought him and his friends gifts. The most famous one his friends liked to receive were cookies and other baked goods. Though you never spied him taking a bite of any of your homemade snacks, you always showed up with some.
âDid you get the answer to number seven on the homework last night? I didnât understand it all that well, but I know that you more than likely did. Youâre so smart,â you complimented him. You could ramble on forever about how perfect her was. From his intelligence to his defined muscles. You could compliment him on anything he did.
âWould you shut up?â he grunted, seeming to slouch more at your presence. You didnât seem to let him forget that you were there. He hated how you came around to bug him every morning. He had to hear your voice everyday, talking about something stupid that he didnât care for. He had tried to ward you off so many times, but you were a persistent leech. He was only happy that you were physically touching him, then heâd really lose it. Kirishima and Kaminari told him that it was just a little crush, nothing to make a fuss about, that it would pass. He was ready to blast their heads off because obviously they had been wrong. Mina had said that you had to be âhard core in love with himâ and that was why you were so persistante. Well he wanted nothing to do with it!
You shut up immediately, nodding your head. You followed him all the way to class, making your way happily to your seat. You were stopped when you heard your name though and turned, smiling to the group of friends seats in the middle of the room. âGood morning, Kaminari!â
He smiled at you, but not in that flirty way he had. He was so nice to you, you assumed that it was mostly because of those cupcakes you made. He was by far the biggest fan of your baking skills and he always wanted more. âGot any treats for us today?â
âAfraid not, but I can bring some in tomorrow if you really want some,â you beamed, clapping your hands together. His smile widened and if he could hug you, he probably would. The only thing stopping him was a row of desks. He sent you a thumbs up with a shining smile. âThatâd be great!â
You felt yourself get all bubbly inside. You did a little dance before continuing to your seat and unpacking your supplies. Once situated, you opened your sketchbook and started on a new drawing. You always drew in class, it was a lot more productive to you. You could listen to the lesson and keep your hands occupied. It made perfect sense to you, though you were sure Aizawa sensei wouldnât agree. It was part of the reason why you hid your work from him and from everyone else, and made it look like you were taking notes. The other reason you hid your artwork from everyone was because the entire sketchbook, save for one or two pages, was all full of Bakugo. You couldnât help yourself, he was just so gorgeous and handsome. He was a work of art himself, and you wanted to capture that. You did, everyday. You worked so hard on every sketch, pouring your heart into every line and shade spot. It was now to the point you didnât have to look at him for reference, you knew every detail of his face from memory. You swore to yourself it wasnât weird, really. You just had such a huge, mega crush on him.
Class went by as usual. Aizawa taught some stuff and slept, your classmates worked, and you drew Bakugo. There were no interruptions throughout the entire day. Lunch went pretty smoothly. Your friends started the same spiel about liking such a hot head, âespecially one that doesnât like youâ theyâd say, and how you needed to get over him. This was because they swore that he would either never acknowledge your huge crush on him and act on it or he would find someone he does like and leave you in the dust. Either way, they were afraid you were going to be crushed. Their pleads fell upon your deaf ears, though, as you were always dead set on Bakugo and no one seemed to be able to change your mind.
When the end of the day finally rolled around, you were at your locker making an exchange. There were a few supplies you needed to restock on and a few books you could return to the library. Both needed to be done as soon as possible, and you were planning on getting it all bought up and returned before you went home that evening. The halls were clearing fast, as no one wanted to be at school when they could be playing video games or listening to music or doing anything else. You closed your locker and spotted the ash blonde making his way to the exit. You felt your smile widen.
âOi! Bakugo! Wait up!â You called after him. He didnât, but you caught up to him anyway. You slowed your pace once coming to his side and giggled. âDidnât you hear me? I want to walk with you!â
Oh, he heard you! He always heard you! Your voice always made alarms go off in his head, telling him that he needed to be ready for whatever word vomit you were about to throw at him. He always found it easier to ignore you than to start yelling at you, (1) because you werenât worth the sore, scratchy throat, and (2) because you werenât leaving him alone. He was endlessly annoyed by your voice, which sucked because he couldnât help but growl every time he heard it. You could be 20 feet across the room, laughing with your friends, and he would get this cloud of annoyance laid over him like a blanket. He hated it, and he was pretty sure he hated you.
You were holding your sketchbook to your chest, your backpack too full of everything else to hold it. You didnât mind, though, as you loved carrying it close to your heart. Your art was like a piece of you, and it always made you smile. Even if you were having a bad day, going through your work was always uplifting. Or just doodling made you the happiest girl in the word.
âSo, are you planning on doing anything fun?â you giggled.
âIâm going home, and if you follow me there, I wonât hesitate to blow your ass up,â he muttered coldly.
You laughed, not exactly finding his threats or insults funny, but rather cute. He glared at you for laughing at him, looking away sharply. He stuffed his hands into his pants pockets with a huff, actively ignoring you more - if that were even possible. He knew he shouldnât have said anything to you, but he wanted to make it clear that he did not want you knowing where he lived.
Your burst of laughter stopped when you tripped on a rock in the middle of the sidewalk. You hit the ground rather hard, scraping up your knees and hands. Your sketchbook feel from your grasp as you went to catch yourself, and it fell open on the concrete. And Bakugo couldnât help but to look at it, and he stopped dead in his tracks. He felt as though he blood was running cold and boiling at the same time, because staring back up at him was a drawing of himself. He was horrified, realizing that this was what you did all day rather than play an active role in classes. He picked up the book with lightning fast speed and flipped through it. One after another was a drawing of him. His face, his eyes, his hair, all of it was drawn with such precision and accuracy. He fucking hated it.
âItâs worse than I thought,â he grumbled, looking at you with full rage in his eyes. âYouâre a stupid stalker bitch!â
You looked at him, down on your knees and feeling the seething pain of blood soaking into the sidewalk from your skin. You shook your head, waving your hands around viciously. âIâm not! I swear!â
âThen what the fuck is this!?â He couldnât stop yelling. He felt violated almost, his opinion of you drastically changing from annoying kid with a school girl crush to crazy stalker who wouldnât leave him alone.
âI just couldnât help it,â you told him, standing to your feet. The blood started running down your legs, but you didnât care. You reached for the sketchbook, but he held it over your head where you couldnât reach it. âPlease, give it back!â
âLike hell I would!â he shouted in your face. He stepped away from you, taking the book in both his hands. He suddenly set off tiny explosions, burning the surface and everything within the pages. It felt like something inside of you died the moment he did that. He threw it at your feet as tears started pooling in your eyes. âYou need to leave me the fuck alone! I donât like you, not even a little bit! If I could have it my way, you wouldnât even be here, you hear me?! So just fuck off and stay out of my life, âcause I donât need stalker extras like you dragging me down! And if I find out you draw me one more time, Iâll make sure you wonât be able to draw anything ever again!â
You picked up your sketchbook, that now looked like it had gone to Hell and come back to your. Your blood seeped into the cover and a few pages. You could only stare at it as you let silent tears fall. You gripped it tightly, your knuckles turning white. Bakugo was already walking away from you, but you couldnât stop your voice before you could think.
âYou really think youâre gonna become a hero acting like such a jerk!? Youâre a monster! A horrible one! I promise you, I wonât draw you again! I never want to see you again!â You turned and ran away from him, tearing blurring your vision. He had destroyed something so close to your heart, something that defined you. It wasnât him, it was your drawings. Everything else, you werenât so good at, but drawing and baking was all you had. Everything else amounted to nothing, and he had just plummeted your dreams of love.
Bakugo had stopped when he heard the first thing you said. It didnât hit him as hard as being called a monster, though. It shook him, but he didnât let it show. He turned, half expecting to see you running to him even though he had heard you run away. But all he saw was your blood sprinkled on the ground where you had fallen. Nothing else of you remained and he felt a weird panging in his chest, like he had just stabbed himself in the heart.
The following morning, he didnât hear your voice at all. You werenât in the hall to greet him nor in the classroom. He didnât see your smiling face anywhere and your friends were huddled in a corner talking to themselves. He didnât think twice about it, as he were sure you had told them everything that had happened. How he burnt your book and about how much of a monster he was. He had stayed up all night thinking only one thing.
âHow can I become a hero if Iâm a monster?â
He sat down in class without a word. Even when his friends spoke to him, he didnât even look at them. He didnât say anything to them. He didnât even really pay attention to the lesson. All he had running through his head was the look of pure pain on your face and the words you screamed at him. He was slowly realized that he hated your voice when you said those words, because they had been filled with hurt and hatred. It wasnât like the loving and sweet voice you used when greeting him and telling him about your passions. He missed that voice. So. Damn. Much.
When lunch break came, he marched up to Kaminari and demanded his phone. âDude, you have your own!â
âJUST GIVE IT TO ME, DAMMIT!â
Kaminari didnât object again. He nearly slapped the device into Bakugoâs open hand and watched him with curiosity as he scrolled through the contacts list.
When Bakugo found your name, it had a cute flower emoji beside it. His heart filled with despair as he hit the call button beside it and held the phone to his ear. Each ring made his stomach clench, but it was the cut off that made it drop. You had sent him (Kaminari) to voicemail, where your bubbly voice filled his eyes.
âI missed you, but I promise to call you back later! If itâs important, leave a voicemail!â There was the beep, signalling the beginning of the message recording. He felt himself inhale sharply, and he held it for a few seconds. Those seconds suddenly felt like minutes as he realized he only had a short amount of time to say what he wanted to say.
â(name),â he paused for a moment, bowing his head shamefully as he felt his throat become sore and scratchy, âIâm sorry.â