#Suyin didn't let go of Lin at that wedding

[yukaro353]

do you have any headcanons for Lin and Suyin

I have many, I'll put some here✨

🍀Both are passionate about dancing, they were in academies because Poppy enrolled them, however Lin abandoned the hobby when she was absorbed by her career and now that they are adults Suyin makes every effort to get her sister to take up the practice again.

🍀Suyin asked for issues of the Republic City newspaper to keep up with Lin's life once she started her Zaofu project, unlike Lin who completely ignored Suyin once she left Republic City.

🍀When Poppy was teaching them to be high society ladies, Lin excelled greatly in protocol and etiquette while Suyin had a greater affinity for arts such as poetry or instruments, they used to tease each other a lot by making fun of their respective weak points.

🍀It was easy to tell their toys apart, Suyin accumulated stuffed animals and Lin accumulated dolls.

🍀Lin learned to read quickly just so she could read stories to Suyin from the books Sokka brought them from afar.

🍀When Lin started to become popular with the boys (and girls) Suyin made sure to sabotage the letters and gifts that arrived at home because she was deeply jealous at the idea of someone trying to steal Lin's attention, she already had enough fighting for Toph's attention.

🍀Lin was quite strict with the friends Suyin brought home because she couldn't stand seeing her surrounded by "unemorial vagabonds", but she was more lenient with those who were Suyin's age; those who were dangerously older were the devil incarnate.

🍀Suyin was never good at cooking, her contribution to meals was to sit at the counter and talk for hours while Lin cooked (they loved that).

🍀When Suyin married Baatar she left a free seat for Lin in the front row, hoping that she would arrive. When the event ended and Lin showed no signs of attending, Suyin locked herself away to cry for a while.

🍀When Lin was planning her own wedding with Tenzin she had a conversation with him about inviting Suyin and her family, each had their own point of view on the matter but Tenzin encouraged her to include the letter and "take the plunge". Naturally, neither the invitation was sent nor the wedding ever took place.

🍀When news reached Suyin that Tenzin had married someone else, she religiously and anonymously sent raw meat to the air temple in Republic City for at least six months.

🍀Lin keeps a research folder on Baatar filed away in her office, updating it from time to time in case he ever hurts Suyin.

🍀Suyin recreated her wedding with some anniversary as an excuse so that Lin could attend this time.

I can go on and on, but that's enough for now.

[roseeycreates-blog]

Hey, wait a sec! I thought Farmer AU was supposed to be a Linzin endgame? Why is there a wedding announcement for Tenzin and Pema? 😭😭😭

Hi, anon~

OMG, thank you for the ask! So sorry about the wedding announcement—I already covered it in this other ask.

Here's the continuation.

Aang and Katara had just gotten back from the city, where they were bombarded by the press about Tenzin's wedding announcement in the paper. They decided to brush it off and headed home. When they walked into the living room, they found Bumi and Kya sitting there, both looking pretty serious.

Bumi spoke up first, "Mom, Dad, there's something you need to know," he said, laying it all out—from Tenzin not knowing about the wedding announcement to the fact that a small group of acolytes seems to be behind the whole mess. They also filled them in about how Lin had tried to contact Tenzin, but these acolytes and abbots from the air temples kept interfering. Aang shook his head, looking really frustrated. Katara rubbed her temples, clearly upset. "We need to retract that newspaper announcement," she said firmly.

Kya and Bumi exchanged glances before Kya nodded. "We'll handle it," she assured them.

Pema was speechless as she turned toward the voice. It was Sokka, Suyin’s dad.

"It's been a while since we last met," he said, his voice heavy with disappointment. "I can't believe this is how we’re reunited. "

Pema, defensive, replied, "Not to be rude, Master Sokka, but this doesn’t concern you. Tenzin and I love each other. I’m here because he wants me to marry into this family, and—"

He cut her off. "Are you so sure about that?"

Su looked puzzled. "What do you mean, Dad?"

“I saw him leaving in a hurry not long ago,” Sokka said, looking concerned. “I’m curious where he’s headed—or more importantly, who he’s going to.”

Pema immediately dashed out of the room and into the living area, where she ran into Katara and Aang.

“You!” Katara said, her eyes locking onto Pema. “You’re Pema, right?”

Pema’s eyes went wide, and she nodded, gulping.

Aang stepped forward and asked, “So, who are these acolytes involved in all this?” He paused, clearly frustrated. “And where can I find them? I need to have a word with them.”

Tenzin arrived at the farm with Oogi and quickly spotted some familiar faces—Chin and Choi.

“What are you doing here?!” they yelled, clearly upset after seeing the announcement. “Are you here to hurt Lin more?” Chin demanded.

“Leave now!” Choi shouted. “We don’t care if you’re a bender. We can’t let you near her!”

Izumi, who had heard the commotion, came over and saw Tenzin. “Please, Izumi,” Tenzin pleaded. “Let me see Lin. I need to talk to her and make things right.”

Izumi addressed Chin and Choi, who were still reluctant. “I’ll make sure Lin is safe,” she assured them. “If Tenzin does anything out of line, I’ll take care of him myself.”

As they walked in, Izumi smirked and asked, “What took you so long, lover boy?”

Tenzin just sighed, exhausted.

“I’m guessing Bumi and Kya filled you in on everything?” she added.

He nodded, “Yeah, they did.”

“Figures,” she replied, then suddenly slapped him across the face.

Tenzin was shocked but knew he probably had it coming. Izumi didn’t miss a beat. “Lin’s in her room, sleeping. She spent the whole morning crying and blaming herself for letting you go.”

Flashback 

Early in the morning, Kya, Bumi, Izumi, and Suyin headed over to Lin's place right after seeing the wedding announcement. When Lin opened the door, her eyes were red and puffy—she had obviously seen it too.

"Why are you guys here?" she asked, her voice flat.

"To check on you, duh," Suyin said, trying to lighten the mood.

"I'm okay…" Lin whispered, but the shakiness in her voice gave her away.

"Oh, come on, Lin. We know you better than that," Kya said, not buying it for a second.

"I didn't clear my schedule today just to hear you lie," Izumi added, her tone firm but concerned.

"Hey, come on, ladies. Let's not—" Bumi started, but before he could finish, Lin’s legs gave out, and she collapsed to the floor.

Izumi was at her side in an instant, pulling her into a comforting embrace. "This is all my fault," Lin choked out between sobs. "If I hadn’t ended things with him… now he’s…"

Kya and Suyin joined in, wrapping their arms around Lin, offering silent support as she cried. But Suyin, ever the blunt one, asked, "It’s just a wedding announcement, you know." She sighed, "If you love Tenzin that much, then why didn’t you ask him back sooner??"

Lin looked at her, tears streaming down her face. "I tried," she whispered. "I sent letters, I called, I even visited the air temples myself." Her voice broke as more tears fell. "But they said he doesn’t want to see nor speak to me anymore."

Everyone froze, shocked by what they were hearing. None of them knew about this.

"What? Why didn’t you tell us?" Bumi asked, his voice full of concern. "We could’ve helped you."

"I... I was the one who ended things with him," Lin admitted, her voice trembling. "So… I wanted to make things right myself."

Kya shook her head in disbelief. "I can’t believe Tenzin, that jerk."

Lin's voice cracked as she continued, "I thought I’d moved on, that I was fine with it, but the tears… they won’t stop. I love Tenzin... I love him… What do I do?...I still love him.." she sobbed, her shoulders shaking as she let out all the pain she’d been holding in.