Short Shorts and Bad Boys - Sugawara by LilMissFanfic, literature
Literature
Short Shorts and Bad Boys - Sugawara
Sweet and Salty
Donning a white tank drenched in perspiration you stared down your most formidable ally: the fan. Whirling and oscillating it continued to spread its cooled air throughout the room. It kept you from overheating as you flipped through your shojo manga with one hand and dripping popsicle in the other. You sighed.
The heat wave was incredible. After the fan moved in one direction the wall of heat took the opportunity and slammed itself down. Always moving where the cool air wasn’t present. The fleeting moments of release were constantly thwarted by an aggressive assailant.
Part deep exhale and part whine you could feel y
role reversal // sugawara koushi by what-the-honk, literature
Literature
role reversal // sugawara koushi
Sugawara had been gleefully wandering the aisles of the supermarket, pondering what to bring home for dinner that night.
He thought of you and smiled to himself. You’d been married for over a year now, yet the excitement in his heart never wavered. All it took for him to get elated was to remember that you – undoubtedly the most beautiful, talented, and intelligent person he knew – was married to him.
Even now he wondered what he did to deserve someone like you. Did a genie grant his wish? Did he save a god's child? It just made no sense. You were so successful for your age – only twenty-eight and yet you were a CEO.
Unlikely [Akaashi Keiji X Reader] by AMereAberration, literature
Literature
Unlikely [Akaashi Keiji X Reader]
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Warning:
>Profanities
>Fluff
Unlikely
Five years ago…
You had no idea how many times you’ve stared at the clock just silently urging it to reach ‘4’ at the speed of light so class (aka daily dose of torture) could finally end. But this time, it was the opposite. You watched how the long hand circled the round plane, hoping that, somehow, it would stop. After all, this was your last.
Tomorrow, your family would migrate to a whole new part of the country completely, because of your mother’s job. It was a once in a life time opportunity for her, and the life you’ve b