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The roommate

Surprise! Happy Halloween/Diwali/Dia de los muertos everyone!

Credits to @tojishugetiddies for giving me a base idea. Thanks, sweetie ☺️! 

This is just a two-parter, so I’m releasing part 1 today and then part 2 tomorrow on Halloween itself. 

Also, side note: I came up with the Optimus Prime idea before I went to watch the Transformers One movie, but I can’t recommend it enough!!! It’s SO GOOD 😭😭😭😭😭!!!

Original story

BONUS Halloween story!

Part 1

Part 2

Warnings: none.

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Roommate!Miguel who walks down the stairs in his costume. 

Your neighbourhood was notorious for doing a big blowout celebration for Halloween and just like you always had, you loved dressing up for it. Your kids were old enough this year to go trick-or-treating with their friends, but you didn’t mind staying at home to hand out candy with Miguel- it gave you a chance to admire the other kids’ outfits and also left you with some alone time to get up to a little ‘trick-or-treating’ of your own with your big, strong husband … 🤭 

You rip open a packet of sweets and pour the contents into one of the large bowls in front of you and your son takes advantage of the opportunity to snatch a sweet as he walks past. You tsk at him in irritation, but Rio just shrugs and pulls out his phone as he takes a seat at the dining table. 

Roommate!Miguel who wraps his arms around your waist as he comes up behind you. 

“Need any help, querida?” he asks, pressing a kiss to your cheek in greeting. You twist your head around to give him a smile, then snicker softly at the fake moustache you’d drawn onto his upper lip. 

You’d called him into your bathroom after finishing your own makeup, then sat him down on the chair in front of your dresser. He’d slid his hands up your thighs as you’d climbed onto his lap, his fingers squeezing and stroking you while you’d sketched the fine hairs onto his face. 

‘Miguel,’ you’d chastised him as his lips had stretched into a smile, ‘try not to smile so much.’

He’d grinned at your soft laughter and moved his hands up to your waist. 

‘I can’t help it, querida,’ he’d told you apologetically. ‘Why didn’t you just let me grow my own moustache?'

‘Because,’ you’d argued, getting back to work, ‘you’d look like a creep. And it would be annoying to kiss you.’

He’d snuck his fingers beneath your shirt and began running them across your skin as you’d continued and soon, your costume prep time had turned into a full-on makeout session with your sweet and sexy husband. 

Roommate!Miguel who steals a sweet out of the bowl as well. 

Your jaw drops in surprise and you glare at him as he walks around the kitchen island to take a seat in front of you. 

“Like father, like son,” you grumble, shaking your head in disapproval as you tear open another bag of sweets. “If I ask the two of you for help, you’ll probably finish all the sweets on your own.” 

Miguel glances over at his son in question, but Rio just shoots him the same confused look he was sure was on his own face. “!Papà!” 

Miguel looks up as your youngest son barrels down the stairs, a look of alarm on his little face. 

“¡Ten cuidado, pollito! (Be careful!)” Miguel warns him, holding his hands out as Rafael races towards him. His son slows down a little, but his body still buzzes with panic.

“!Papà! The lights aren’t working! Fix it!” 

Roommate!Miguel whose lips twitch with amusement at his son’s demand. 

He’d helped him attach the optical-fibre cables running through his Optimus Prime costume a few days ago, but something seemed to have gone wrong in the meantime. Miguel turns Rafael around and examines the cables, finding the problem easily. He reattaches the loose wire and turns the switch on, causing the costume to light up as they had intended. 

“Yes!” Rafael exclaims, bouncing with excitement. “¡Gracías, Papà!” 

He gives his dad a quick hug, then dashes back up to his room without another word. 

“Rio?” you call. “What time are your friends getting here?”

Rio checks his phone again for any new messages. “They said they should be here in about ten minutes. They’re picking up Danny first.”

“Who’s he dressed as?” Miguel asks, trying to find a way to steal another sweet from one of the bowls. Rio grins and sets his phone aside. 

“Daphne,” he reveals delightedly. “He got his mum to help him alter his skirt and everything! I think he’s going to steal his sister’s heels, but Shawn said he’s going to bring a spare pair of sneakers in case his feet start to hurt.”

His friends had decided to dress up at the Scooby Doo gang and though your son looked the polar opposite of the pale-skinned, blond-haired all-American golden boy, they’d still chosen him to play Fred thanks to the good looks he’d inherited from you and Miguel.

Roommate!Miguel who turns to the door when one of your neighbours pops her head in and calls out to you. 

“Hi everyone!” Sana begins, trying to keep the group of eleven-year-olds behind her at bay. “Is Rafael ready?” 

The woman had moved to your neighbourhood last year with her husband and two sons - the oldest of whom had quickly become good friends with your youngest. She was tall and thin with dark hair that always looked like she’d just come from the salon. Miguel stands and calls up the stairs for Rafa to come down and you don’t miss the way Sana’s eyes travel down your husband’s broad back. 

“Rafa! Rashid is here!” Miguel turns to shoot her an amused look as Rafa scurries back down the stairs and Sana returns it with a practised smile of her own. You lower your head to hide the way your eyes roll, then bend over to give your son a hug. 

“Bye, mami, love you!” Rafa recites before running around the island to tell the same to his dad. 

“Bye, bebito! ¡Te amo, mi solito!” you call after him as he disappears out the door with his friends. Miguel yells the same, then sits back down again.

Roommate!Miguel who jumps up again when he sees his daughter coming down the stairs. 

“Gabriella?!” he exclaims, unsure whether to be angry or terrified. “¡¿Qué diablos estás llevas?! (What the hell are you wearing?!)” 

Gabi stops and stares back at her father with his same deep-set, upturned eyes. 

“It’s my costume,” she replies, folding her arms across the tight shirt she’d put on over a pair of rolled-up shorts and a set of outrageously inappropriate fishnet stockings.

“What are you supposed to be?” Rio asks, narrowing his eyes in thought as he puzzles over his sister’s ‘costume’. You move to stand beside your husband and your features melt into a frown when you see what your daughter intends to leave the house in. 

“A witch?” Gabriella replies, gesturing to her pointed hat as if it should have been obvious. You cross your arms and raise an eyebrow at her. 

“I thought witches were supposed to look scary?” you muse out loud. “Not like a teenage boy's wet dream.”

“¡Mamà!” Gabi screeches in horror at the same time that Rio groans, “¡Ay, mami! ¡Por amor de Dios! (For the love of God!)”

You shrug, unbothered by your children’s complaints. “If you're embarrassed to hear me say it, you should be embarrassed to let me see it. Who's the boy?”

Gabi furrows her brow in confusion. “What boy?”

“The boy you’re trying to impress with this outfit?” you reply. “Which you should never be doing, by the way: that’s a red flag. The guy should always be trying to impress you.”

Roommate!Miguel whose eyebrows shoot up at your words. 

He thinks back to the time before you’d started dating, trying to recall if he’d worked to impress you any more than you had. Maybe you were right: he could remember doing a few extra reps every time you’d joined him in the gym and he had shown off a little whenever you guys had studied together in the library or your shared living room. And there was that time he’d learned how to make your favourite dish so he could see the adorable smile that would light up your features when you came home to it after class. Ay, mierda. Maybe he really had always been trying to impress you. 

“There’s no guy, mami,” Gabi sighs, rolling her eyes at your implication. You fix your daughter with a challenging look and she finally starts feeling self-conscious. 

“There isn’t!” she insists, shifting awkwardly in position. “It’s just … Everyone else my age dresses up like this now!”

You turn to Rio in question. “Rio? Does everyone in Gabi’s year dress up like this?” 

“We wear school uniforms, mamà,” Rio replies exasperatedly, not wanting to be dragged into the conversation. 

“Outside of school?” you question, mimicking his sarcastic tone. Rio shrugs and glances at his phone again. 

“I dunno,” he replies, coolly “I don't go around looking at fourteen-year-olds outside of school.”

“Right answer …” Miguel supposes, confused by his son’s response. “Wrong situation.” 

You let your hands fall back to your sides, then you start walking up the stairs towards Gabriella. 

“Wait.” You stop suddenly and quickly return to the kitchen to grab the bowl of candy. Gabi furrows her brows at you, but holds a hand out to help you. 

“What are you doing?” she asks, helping you carry the bowls up to her room.

“I am making sure your brother stays healthy and your father stays hot,” you reply, prompting a wince out of your daughter. 

“Why do I keep asking you questions I know I don't want to hear the answers to?”

“Because you're your father's daughter.” 

Roommate!Miguel whose entire body warms at your words. 

How could you still call him ‘hot’, even after all this time? After seventeen years of marriage and three kids? Rio jumps up as the sound of his friends’ voices float through the doorway. 

“Bye, mami! Bye, Gabi!” he calls up the stairs, prompting you to rush out of his sister’s room and back down the stairs. 

“Wait! Let me see your costumes!” you screech excitedly, gesturing for Miguel to get your phone. He grabs it from the kitchen island and turns on the camera as he joins you. “Oh my god! You boys look so good!” 

You lean over to look at the photos he’s taken and Miguel wraps his arm around your waist. 

“Thanks, Mrs O’Hara,” Nick replies, flicking his shaggy wig out of his eyes. He takes in your costume: a long-sleeved black dress that exposes your collarbone and clings to your figure. “You look good too! The Addams family?” 

He shoots you a cheeky wink and Miguel pulls you a little closer into his side. 

“This is why I don’t invite you guys over anymore,” Rio says, smacking his friend on the back of the head. 

“Oh my god!” Gabi squeals, joining the two of you on the porch. “You guys look amazing!” 

“You look,” Shawn begins excitedly, his features lighting up when he sees Gabi. He pauses quickly, calming himself down so he doesn’t come across as too eager, then he finishes coolly, “nice too.” 

Gabriella smiles, oblivious to Shawn’s sudden shyness in her presence. “Thanks! My mum helped me!” 

Roommate!Miguel who breathes a sigh of relief when he sees his daughter’s new outfit. 

You’d made her roll her shorts back down to her mid-thighs and gotten rid of the fishnet stockings beneath. Then you’d switched her two-sizes-too-small shirt to an oversized black band tee you’d tucked into her shorts and rolled up the sleeves of. Finally, you’d clipped a section of her hair back, revealing her kohl-lined eyes, cherry red lips and two small fangs that peeked out from between her lips whenever she smiled. 

“Whoa, are you … shining, honeybee?” Danny asks, squinting to check that he was seeing right. Gabi frowns at the nickname, but holds her arms out for everyone to see. 

“Yup!” she confirms delightedly. “But it’s a secret.” 

“Hey, bee!” Mayday calls, walking through their gate in almost the exact same outfit Gabriella had had on earlier. “Are you- Oh! Hi, Rio …”

Rio grimaces as she lowers her head, letting her curly hair fall over her shy smile. You press your lips together as Miguel digs his fingers into your side and reach up to place a reassuring hand on his shoulder. It was pretty obvious that his best friend’s daughter had a crush on your oldest son, but your husband had insisted time and time again that though he loved Peter, he did not want to become his brother-in-law. 

‘I don’t think that’s how it works, cariño,’ you’d supposed, amused by your husband’s horror at the very prospect. 

‘Good,’ Miguel had responded firmly. ‘I don’t want it to work.’

“Bye, guys!” Rio exclaims, pushing his friends out the gate before Mayday could say anything more.

“Bye, papito! ¡Te amo!” you call after him quickly. Mayday waves at the group as they rush past, then she jogs over to her best friend. 

“Wow! Nice dress, Aunty X! And you look really good in that suit, Uncle Miguel! Oh my god!” She stops suddenly when she notices Gabriella’s outfit. “You look so good, Gabi! How did you …?” 

“My mum helped,” she explains, pulling her friend in the house behind her. “Come on! I’ll help you get changed, then we can still match!”

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A Purr-fect Distraction

Part 2 >> 🕸MASTERLIST🕸

Pairing: Pavitr Prabhakar x black cat!Fem!Reader Summary: Pavitr aka Spider-Man is swinging through the dark streets of Mumbattan with his ✨amazing hair✨ when a thief in a catsuit catches his eye. Tags: Attempted Theft, Horrible cat puns, distraction, pav being cutesy, complimenting his hair is pavitr's weakness XD

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🎶🎵Do you wanna play a game, Do you Gotta catch me if you can, Catch me if you can You can try, Maybe wanna stay Catch me if you can I'm a runaway🎶🎵 'Catch Me If You Can' by Alan Walker

Pavitr Prabhakar, aka the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, swings through the crowded streets of the never sleeping city, Mumbattan. The chilly midnight wind flows through his hair, curled locks moving like waves under the silver moonlight. 

He catches his reflection on a glass tower and takes a detour, leaning closer to inspect his beauty. "Hey, stud muffin!" he praises himself, making finger guns to his reflection. Pavitr runs his gloved fingers through his locks, revelling in being the proud owner of such amazing hair. 

It was at such a moment that he catches movement in one of the closed shops down the lane. A woman in a black catsuit and long white hair is moving the display glass, obviously trying to break in. 

"Halt, theif!" 

Pavitr at once springs into action, yelling as he swings over to the shop in less than a second and webs up her hands together.

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"Halloween come soon for you, miss?"

You startle at his voice, raising your arms when you realise they're stuck together by some sticky fluid. It is only then that Pavitr gets to see you clearly -well, except for the mask framing your eyes that hold him captive. 

Neither of you speak for a while, Spider-Man entranced and you confused. It was kinda insulting: a kid in a Diwali dress making you stand like an idiot in the middle of the road. 

"Wow, who are you!", he sighs dreamily and only seems to remember himself when you raise a brow. He clears his throat. "I meant, who're you?" 

"Don't know me? I'm the infamous Black Cat. I do petty crimes like theft, picking pockets and occasionally kneeing assholes in the crotch. Want a demo?" 

You throw your leg up to kick him but he's quick to grab it in a tight hold. 

"Curious profession", he says, words thick with sarcasm. 

"Nah, just a passion", you shrug, ripping off the webs easily and wiggle out your leg from his grip, swiftly climbing up the wall like a feline. 

"Hey, hey, I never said you could leave, kitty!" He tries to get you to stop by webbing you up once more, but you evade his shots easily. 

You smirk. "Amazing hair, by the way!" 

"Thanks", he blushes under the mask, rubbing his neck and you use the distraction to get away, "nothing much, just coconut oil, prayer, some gene- hey!" 

You lose him, but sadly not for long as he stands right next to you when you reach the top of the building. Dang it. You try you weasel your way out but he's blocking your path. 

"C'mon", he says, keeping a friendly warm hand on your shoulder, "I can see you have powers; use them to fight crime, be a hero." 

You smirk and tilt your head in amusement, "You say this to all your villains, Rangoli-face?" 

"FYI, I'm Spider-man. And you're not a villain, just a pretty theif." 

"I'll be no less pretty when I kick your ass."

Quick as a flash, you pounce on him with your claws but he dodges you. Thanks to spidey sense, Pavitr misses all of your swift hits, blocking your punches and throws. You're quick, but he's quicker. You jump high in the air aiming a kick to his face, but spidey spins his toy, tying you up to a pole easily. 

You struggle against the thick web solution. What the heck was this thing made of!? 

"Let. Me. Go! Unless you rather I scratch your face off, Mr. Gorgeous." 

It doesn't seem to have the desired effect, making you frown. He raises a brow, taking his spin-toy and begins to play with his webs. Is this dude for real?!

When it feels like he'll just stand there and watch, you sigh in exasperation. "Bro, why do you insist I change? I hardly know you." 

"Doesn't matter. Think about it, you could help me patrol the city; one more hand to prevent crime. I'm paw-sitive you'll make the purr-fect paw-tner", he chuckles at his own pun. 

The thought is amusing but you aren't in the mood. You are, after all, supposed to distract him from the real heist -which you've obviously succeeded. Your partners would be done by now. Maybe you'll take him up on his offer after you've split the fortune. 

You quit struggling and send him a sweet smile. "Hmm.. can't say I'm not tempted. Can you release me now, please?" 

Spider-Man sighs as he takes out a tiny blade and cuts through the web. You stumble out, feeling the blood rush to your leg as it wakes up after. Ow, that's horrible feeling. 

"So, is that a yes?", he asks, eyes big through the colourful mask. Aww, he looks like one of the Golu dolls up close! 

He freezes in place when you suprise him with a kiss to his cheek, the pleasant shock throwing off his spidey-sense. You kick him down while he's still dazed and get on the balcony, about to make your inevitable escape when he realises he's been tricked. 

You smirk, throwing him one last glance behind your shoulder. "Only if you catch me!" 

With that you jump off the building and disappear into the night, Pavitr finding no trace of you even though he follows right after. 

He smiles to himself, standing atop the highest tower of Mumbattan as he looks over the lively lit city.

"Oh, I will, kitty cat."

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[siriusblack-the-third]

Hey I absolutely adore your Indian James headcanons can you do some for Harry too please <33

Okay this got too long so it's only Harry's first year at Hogwarts. At some point I might do the rest of his years but yeah. Here you go, i hope you like it :)

The first time Harry noticed his skin was darker than the people on Privet Drive was when he was four. The first time he noticed people sneered at him for it was when he was five and a half. He didn't understand it; why did they think the colour of his skin meant that he was inferior to them? He heard the words chee-chee and brownie thrown around like Dudley threw his food, and quietly pulled his shirt tighter around himself.

When Harry is eight, Dudley and his gang throw him in a ditch and throw dirt and soil on him till he's coughing and tears are running down his face. "You blend right into the mud," Piers laughs at him. The next day, the boy turns up to school with black skin. Harry sits in the corner and turns his face away, a secret grin playing on his lips.

He comes to Hogwarts, and there are so many colours. He is approached by Parvati on the second night, and she asks him if he's excited for Ganpati Chaturthi. He stares at her, and then says, "I'm sorry, but I don't know what that is." She gets offended, but they haltingly talk it out, awkward and stilted like most eleven year olds. When she realises that he's been kept from his heritage and his magic, she flies off the rails with anger. "That's it," she says, "we're friends now. No arguments."

Harry loves talking to Parvati. She's the one that tells him his father was from India. She's the one that tells him the names of his grandparents, that tells him of the importance of heritage in the magical world. They talk about religion and food and all sorts of things, and within two weeks Harry is asking her to teach him Marathi. It's hard at first; the grammar structure is more like French than English, the alphabet sequence is weird and complicated and has too many letters, but he keeps practising his svar and vyanjana and kana and matra. He will do this, he tells himself. (He doesn't tell Ron. He wants this for himself, he thinks. His family, his heritage. He wants to learn before he shares, and so he doesn't tell Ron. For now. He will, when he knows enough.)

Slowly, he starts talking to other Indian kids at Hogwarts. Padma, a seventh year Slytherin named Aarzoo who's Muslim and always has the prettiest hijabs, Gryffindor Kalyani from fourth year and Hufflepuff Rushabh from the third. Kalyani is from Maharashtra just like the Patil twins and Harry, Rushabh is from Gujarat and Aarzoo from Punjab. Harry finds it fascinating that India has so many different cultures and religions, and demands knowledge from them. Aarzoo laughs, and tells him he should have been with the 'Claws.

Harry disagrees. He was supposed to be in Slytherin, he knows, but he is in Gryffindor, where his family had been. His family had been Indian. He wants to know everything about it. If he couldn't have his parents, he would have that which had been a major part of his father's life. And so he reads and observes and studies and asks questions— hesitating at first in case they yell at him (Aunt Petunia hated questions and he feared these people would be the same), but slowly he asks more and more. He talks for hours with Kalyani and Rushabh, and they tell him about Garba and Dhol Tasha, Ganpati Chaturthi and Diwali, Eid and Gudi Padwa. They talk about the languages of India, and Harry immediately asks Aarzoo to teach him Urdu and Hindi. She laughs, and says he should focus on Marathi first. He pouts, but nods.

The Mirror of Erised shows him his father, and he can't take his eyes off. James Potter is a tall man, bulky frame covered in muscles and warm brown skin that seems to glow with happiness. His eyes are light brown, and the bold black lines drawn under them make the green specks stand out. He's dressed in what Harry knows is called a kurta, white and gold threads woven to form images of peacocks and elephants and other intricate designs. The next day, Harry asks Padma what she lines her eyes with, and she promptly hands him a little round metal box and a tiny wooden stick. "It's called kajal." She tells him the differences in pronunciation between Hindi and Marathi, and shows him how to apply it. Harry wears it everyday. It makes his eyes look bright, brighter than they already are, and he falls in love with it. Kalyani presses a kajal covered finger behind his ear every morning. "For good luck," she tells him, a grin playing on her pretty lips. Harry flushes, and smiles back shyly.

For Christmas, Aarzoo gives him perfume. It's chandan and mogra with hints of rose, she says, "and your grandfather made it. His name was Fleamont Henry Potter, and he was an exceptionally talented potioneer." Harry wears it religiously. Padma and Parvati band together and get him books on the Potter family and their historical importance, and he almost cries. Rushabh promises to teach him how to play Garba, and Kalyani gives him a cookbook for everyday Indian foods— breakfast and lunch and a few fancy stuff. Harry hugs it to his chest and thanks her with shining eyes. (he may have a bit of a crush on her. He can't help it— she's really smart, and she's pretty.)

Throughout the year, all of them work to introduce him to Indian food. At first, he thinks it will be easy. It is not. There is no such cuisine named Indian, Parvati tells him sternly. There is Punjabi, South Indian, Mughlai, Maharashtrian, North Indian, Bihari, Bengali and so many more. "The food in India changes with every twenty kilometres of travel," Aarzoo says when he mock complains about it. "It's never the same, and that's what makes it so special." He agrees.

The end of the year arrives, and Harry is still weak from his tryst down the trapdoor. When Ron and Hermione aren't present, his friends from home (because that's what India is, isn't it? His home. The home he never got to see, but is no less a part of him.) crowd around his hospital bed and have long talks with him, filled with banter and laughter. His Marathi is so much better now than it was in September, and he blushes when Kalyani compliments him on it. Rushabh winks at him, and Harry throws a pillow at him, feeling the blood rush to his cheeks at being caught out.

On the last day of school, he hugs Aarzoo around the waist and cries into her stomach. It's the first time he calls her "Aarzoo Tai", and she smiles widely, her own eyes dripping tears. "You will write," she says sternly, "okay? This might be the end of my Hogwarts years, but you are my little brother." He cries harder and nods, refuses to let go until the very last minute.

Harry goes back to Privet Drive with a heavy heart and a proud smile. He isn't inferior to the people there, he knows. He's special. He's Indian. He's James Potter's son, and he's going to live up to it.

[avengersassemble123]

Tokyo revengers x desi reader because there aint enough hc and appreciation for us desis/indians. Its majorly based on the new good ending timeline.

PS: I'm majorly writing for female cuz i don't have much experience with male so sorryyy

Desi reader would be sitting inside her bedroom studying, when you'd hear yells and shouts from outside, making you look at the window, and you see a bunch of rando kids in uniforms hanging out and making chaos.

*"Kaise kaise chapri aake baith jaate hai.." You'd murmur

Even when you're in your school, you spot some of em either outside your school or studying in it.

You sometimes curse under your breath when they be creating ruckus at unnecessary stuff. *"Behen ke laude" "Madarchod" "Chutiye" etc.

Ofc you do manage to make friends, and you bring one of em home for studying and hangout, when you again hear them causing a ruckus, making you curse and look outside. you and your friend look out the window, looking at the source of the ruckus. You: I swear these idiots don't have a serious job or work to do asides from this nonsense. Hinata: Oh wait I know them, they're my friends

You: YOU WOT

Hinata calls out to them making them quiet down.

Hinata: can you guys keep it down, my friend and i are studying here. Unknown yellow haired boy: Oh hina? you're here, don't worry we'll keep it down.

You would watch the whole scene play out, flabbergasted, as the yellow goofy haired boy quieted everyone down to bearable volume (which obviously didn't last)

"Hina you know them?" "Oh yea, my boyfriend's in that gang too" "WHAT" Soon Emma joined your study hangouts and you three would chit chat, and unsurprisingly chaos was present outside your house. you got to know some names, but never bothered to remember much except Hina's boyfriend Takemichi and Emma's brothers Mikey and Izana, and her boyfriend Draken.

you guys were busy having a hangout in your house when you heard loud knocks on your door. You opened to see Mikey, Takemichi and Draken standing at the doorstep. In your defense you did ask them what they wanted but they barged into your house.

*OI BHENCHOD what the hell are you doing entering my house like that.*

Soon Emma scolded the boys as Hina apologised to you, making the three boys bow their heads towards you, which you reluctantly accepted.

Much to your dismay or amusement, the three also started hanging around in your house more often whenever Emma and Hina tagged along with you. And then the numbers increased, leading to the new faces of Mitsuya, Hakkai, Pah, Peh, Kazutora, Baji and Chifuyu.

You defo found Baji attractive as hell, but ofc you were in denial, and even if you did accept you aint gonna let him and his ego know.

Soon enough, you literally don't know how, you managed to get invited to their hangouts, get togethers and meetings at times.

Again you did find many people attractive af cough Sanzu, Haitani Brothers, Inui cough cough

when you started to get more comfortable, you got more friendly with them obvio

if they'd ask, you'd share them stories from India and its culture, share the gossips from your relatives and stuff.

Mitsuya would be lot interested in the Indian fashion, and would sometimes ask you questions related to it, may ask your opinions if he made some dress inspired by your culture and maybe even ask you to be a model alongside Hakkai.

You would defo teach them Curse words. No doubt. Maybe not all but enough just so you'd call them some unhinged curse word with a smile, making them either confused or taking it as a compliment.

"Hey (Name)"

"Hey *Laude"

Would maybe invite them over for occasions like Diwali etc. Maybe pack five-six boxes for the whole gang, and an additional box for Mikey.

Baji and Kazutora would burst the crackers with you, no doubt. Besides them you always have Senju, Hina and Emma.

Speaking of senju, you love her. Absolutely love her. You invite her over for anything. Your mom and dad both love her, no questions asked.

Now if we talk about school stuff, Baji, even if he was forced, would have to be tutored by you. (Yea yea the brown kids being the toppers) If you are patient, then good. But if you;re not, then you will become the desi parent which can convert anything into a weapon. But you will make sure he understands the stuff well and clear. Safe to say you do give him a soba treat if his marks improve.

As a desi, you're bound to understand atleast two languages, if not three. You're defo considered a scholar by the entire gang. Ngl it makes your ego boost.

Now if we're talking romance wise,

id imagine a south indian desi reader to be either paired with Mitsuya or Kakucho.

Smiley or Angry would defo go for a Marathi desi reader. i just see it.

Baji would vouch for a Marathi or a punjabi ig.

Ran and Rindou (totally not mentioning them because i love them) would absolutely go for metropolitan type girl, especially a Mumbaikar.

you would defo try out Mehndi on their arms, especially Hakki, Kazutora, Mitsuya and Ran. Kakucho and Chifuyu wouldnt want em but would agree to it begrudgingly (they do end up liking it)

Okay now the best part comes.

The thing, which is the most important for every desi, which is highly valued, is a hearth throb between any Indian, is Cricket.

Now their first encounter with you watching cricket, was interesting to say the least, if not an understatement.

Your parents would be in the living room watching the match, while you would be in your room, hanging out with Hina, Emma, Senju and Yuzuha, when everyone would hear screams of your dad from the living room, as everyone looked at one another before rushing out to the living room, only to see you joining your dad, cheering that Virat Kohli hit a six, while your mom, having slight decency, cheering less excitedly and sheepishly in front of your friends.

Even if you were called to a meetup or some hangout outside with the boys and a match was scheduled that day, you bet your ass you would be watching the match or keeping a live score update in your phone.

Kisaki: Oi (NAME) why do you keep checking your phone?

YOU: Oh its nothing, just checking out the- OH FUCK THAT WAS AN OUT, *KYA KAR RHA HAI YEH???

Every single person in the room would have an heart attack, as they thought something bad had happened, as poor Inui came forward to ask what happened.

HINATA: oh don't worry Inui-san, (NAME)'s just watching the cricket world cup match between India and Pakistan.

From then, if they saw you react like this, they instantly knew what was actually happening. If your favourite player got out, or worst to worst, India lost the match, you'd defo be in the shittiest mood as if you had the worst day, making everyone steer clear from you for the while, as they had already seen what had happened when Peh had once tried messing with you when India had lost the match that day.

Draken: *noticing you watching your phone the whole time today* So what match is it today?

YOU: Its India vs New Zealand. New Zealand made 279 runs, and India made 110 runs so far, with 2 wickets.

MIKEY: wait who were the wickets?

YOU: Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan

BAJI: WAIT ROHIT SHARMA GOT OUT???

MITSUYA: Dont worry (NAME) India will win.

PEH: I sure as fuck hope it does.

Now if you're scolding someone, especially to Baji during studies, after a while of scolding and yelling in japanese, a few dialects of your native language come in, before you realising that you have already started roasted and screaming the shit out of him in your language, while that person looked at you dumbfounded but also ashamed slightly.

Youve defo binge watched Bollywood and Tollywood movies with them, especially the girls. And that's all i could think of rn, cuz im having a severe cold and slight temperature. ofc its not exactly that accurate but i just wrote what i thought was the desi dc according to my opinion.

hope yall had fun ;)

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Are the OP hotties festive? What’s their favorite holiday!!

Kizaru ✨: New Year’s Eve, you know he is hosting the best damn party!

Akainu🌋: Gion Matsuri, he likes helping make floats especially of volcanoes.

Ryokugyu 🌱: Earth day because he’s the king of it all.

Fujitora 🐅: Hanami festival as he enjoyed it the most as a kid.

Sir Crocodile 🐊: New Year’s Eve because it’s gonna make his casinos a lot of money and he gets to dress even more bougie.

Doflamingo Donquixote 🦩: Christmas, he loves spending time with the family.

Benn Beckman 🔫: Christmas because it’s a time to be with loved ones. He’s dressing up as Santa.

Katakuri Charlotte 🍡: Valentine’s Day because of the cute cakes they make.

Killer🔪: Hogmanay, he loves to party with the crew on New years eve/day.

Kaido🐉: New Year’s eve, because he knows how to throw a party…and doesn’t get jumped by 18 guys on his roof at 3am

King 👑: Diwali, he loves the symbolism, culture and atmosphere of it all.

Queen👑: New years eve because he is the main performer and he has the time of his life (wish I was there to party with him😭)

Izou🔫🔫: Hanami festival because it reminds him of his childhood.

Dragon D Monkey 🐉🐒: Brazilian Carnival…the beautiful women, enough said!

Oven Charlotte 🍞: Oktoberfest, he loves a good beer…I mean who doesn’t?!

Buggy🤡: International clown day because he’s the hottest clown ever!

Marco the Phoenix 🦅: The Phoenix festival because he loves a good music festival.

Eustass Kidd🤘🎸: Hogmanay, partying all night and day with the crew.

Rosinantè Donquixote aka Cora-San💕: Valentine’s Day because his mom loved it.

Who’s Who ❤️‍🔥👹: Mid-auturm festival because he loves moon cakes (me too!!!)

Gecko Moria🦇: Day of the dead, we already know why😂

Iceburg💜: he hates any holiday because he has to give a boring talk about and he’s not about that life💅

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Tips to Find Latest Gown Designs for Girls| Dress Your Little Girls in Best Party Look

Are you searching for party gowns for girls online? Today, many gown designs for girls are available online which can be overwhelming for parents to make the right choices. Whenever you shop for your little one you need to take into consideration a few essential points which will not only allow you to find the best designs but also offer cozy and comfortable clothes for your little one! Continue reading to explore the factors to consider while shopping for the latest gown designs for little girls.

Factors to Find the Best Gown Designs for Baby girls

Easy to Wear 

Usually, Children are playful and dressing them up is a challenging task for parents. So, opt for easy-to-wear outfits for your little girls. This will not only allow you to make them wear and open the dress easily but it will ensure comfort to your little one. Cute Craves dresses come with certain accessories that make them easy to wear for little ones.  

Check the Quality

Young girls have incredibly delicate skin so it is important to choose dresses made with kids-friendly fabrics. Reputed brands always use soft premium quality fabric. Also, the accessories that are used in the dresses are made with skin-friendly materials. Besides the fabric quality, choose the fabric according to season and occasion. 

Opt for the Perfect Size

Too tight or too loose dresses are always uncomfortable for little ones. Improper-sized clothes are not only uncomfortable but make your little girl appear snuggish. While buying girls' clothes online make sure to check the size chart and pick the appropriate size. Cute Craves offers an appropriate size chart that allows you to make the right size selection. 

Consider the Budget

Often luxurious gowns and dresses for little girls are quite expensive on online stores. Considering the fact the dresses are handcrafted and made from premium fabric materials, these dresses tend to be expensive but online stores like Cute Craves offer them in an affordable price range. 

Choose according to Seasons

These days parties are held throughout the year. From birthday parties, and wedding arrangements to festivals like Diwali, Holi, Christmas, and New Year. That’s the reason why buying an ideal outfit for each season specifically becomes crucial. Also, children tend to outgrow within the next six months so it is highly recommended to avoid buying dresses in flash sales that are not in the proper size. Instead, focus on buying clothes for the ongoing season only.  

Select different Styles/Designs

Always opting for similar styles, designs and patterns of dresses is not at all a good idea. Your little one can be styled in different dress types like gowns, frocks, and A-line dresses in multiple design options. You should always opt for such an online store where you can find a variety of styles and designs. You can opt for brands that has a wide collection of dresses in a variety of styles designed intricately by expert artisans. 

Following the above-mentioned tips, you can easily find the best gown designs for baby girls that too of the best quality. Several online platforms claim to accomplish all these factors but you have to analyze carefully by checking out the reviews. Some reputed brands like Cute Craves always offer the latest designs of gowns without compromising the quality at any cost. Comfort should be your priority above all! No matter how luxurious you style your little one if they are not comfortable then it is of no use! So, make your selection of brands wisely and style your princess in the best look!

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Ethnic Wear For Kids

Get ready to dress your little ones in style with the latest trends in ethnic wear for kids! From traditional outfits to stunning wedding dresses, we've got you covered. Let's dive into the world of adorable fashion for children that will make them stand out at any special occasion.

Ethnic Wear For Kids

When it comes to dressing up your little ones, ethnic wear is a timeless choice that exudes charm and elegance. From vibrant lehengas for girls to dapper kurta pajamas for boys, there is a wide variety of traditional outfits available for kids. Ethnic wear not only adds a touch of cultural richness but also brings out the inherent grace in children. With intricate embroidery, colorful fabrics, and unique patterns, ethnic wear allows children to embrace their heritage while looking stylish and sophisticated. Whether it's a family gathering or a festive celebration, dressing your kids in traditional attire enhances the overall aesthetic appeal and creates lasting memories. Moreover, ethnic wear often showcases exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail, making each outfit truly special. By incorporating elements from different cultures into their wardrobe at an early age, kids develop an appreciation for diversity and tradition. So why settle for ordinary when you can dress your little ones in stunning ethnic outfits that capture the essence of tradition with a modern twist? Let their personalities shine through as they flaunt their impeccable style in charming ethnic ensembles!

Traditional Wear For Kids

Introducing traditional wear for kids - a delightful way to infuse culture and heritage into their wardrobe. From vibrant lehengas to dashing kurtas, traditional outfits add a touch of elegance and charm to any occasion. Dressing up your little ones in ethnic attire not only celebrates diversity but also teaches them about the rich tapestry of our traditions. Whether it's Diwali, Eid, or a family wedding, there's always an opportunity to dress your kids in stunning traditional ensembles that will make them stand out. Ethnic wear for children comes in a variety of styles and designs, catering to every taste and preference. With intricate embroidery, bright colors, and exquisite fabrics, these outfits are sure to make your little ones look like royalty. So why not embrace the beauty of tradition by dressing your kids in gorgeous ethnic wear? Let them shine bright in traditional attire that reflects the cultural richness of our society.

Wedding Dress

When it comes to dressing up your little ones for special occasions like weddings, ethnic wear truly shines. Wedding dresses for kids come in a variety of styles and designs, from lehengas to sherwanis. These outfits are often embellished with intricate embroidery and stunning details that make them perfect for the grandeur of weddings. Ethnic wear allows kids to embrace their cultural roots and celebrate traditions in style. Whether it's a festive celebration or a formal event, dressing your child in traditional attire is sure to make them stand out and feel special. So next time you're shopping for your little one's wardrobe, consider adding some ethnic wear pieces that will not only look adorable but also showcase their heritage beautifully!

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todays thoughts are abt gabe and the s.outh asian community in london apparently. when others started immigrating in the late 60s/early 70s, he got so excited; seeing people & families he already knew, or people he’d become friends with.. some staying his friends until modern day or knowing their children/grandchildren — celebrating holidays like diwali, eid, sikh new year, with them. since he lived in india for so long, these celebrations feel more “like home” than english christmas or things like nov 5th.

through some plotting w/ a friend, he’s got a kid & she, though looking white, was raised with all this too and the amount of aunties / family friends who have dressed her up & gotten her jewelry and such -

[averyspoopedcorgi]

top 5 holidays?

hihi ty for the ask!! for holidays im gonna assume u mean festivals sooo

1. Halloween- easy first pick, ive always liked scary and horror stuff so halloween i was always drawn to it also dressing up as whatever you want for a day sounds amazing

also also artists go wild with halloween art and challenges so thats always fun

2. Diwali- for a dumbed out version its just a indian festival where we light fireworks

i havent celebrated it jn a while because ive been busy or away from family but ive always had good memories of it when i was a kid also the food real good

3. Valentine's day- i only thing i like about it is the chocolate, ship art and game events i get outta it (he is aro)

4. Holi- ok another indian holiday, basically its a giant water gun fight and alot of colours idk how to explain it

its really fun is all i can say about it, atleast kid me loved it alot

5. Christmas- ig???? i dont celebrate many holidays so i suppose its the same reason as valentine's day

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The Ultimate Guide to Ethnic Dresses for Baby Girls

The Ultimate Guide to Ethnic Dresses for Baby Girls: Stylish, Adorable, and Oh-So-Traditional! When it comes to dressing up our little princesses, nothing trumps the charm of ethnic wear. Baby girls dressed in traditional attire? Still can't breathe; that's how taken my heart has been! From a family function, festival, or just a Sunday when you feel like celebrating your culture, ethnic dresses are the ultimate show-stoppers!. But with so many choices available (and a toddler who won't sit still), how does one choose the perfect outfit? Don't worry, dear reader! We'll walk you through the colorful world of baby ethnic fashion for girls. Get ready to LOL, for the beautifulness, and some major "awwws"!

1. Cotton Skirts for Girls: Comfort Meets Elegance

For starters, there are the unsung heroes of ethnic wear—the humble cotton skirt. These are not only adorable but also super practical. Unlike fussy dresses, a cotton skirt lets your little one move, groove, and occasionally chase the family dog without discomfort. Try pairing it with a cute blouse or even just a plain top to bring out the old with the new. Add a dash of accessories like bangles or a teeny-weeny bindi and voila! Your little baby girl is ready to steal hearts. Why Cotton Skirts Rock: Perfect for summer weddings or hot festival days (because sweat is not cute). Easier to maintain—spills? No problem, toss it in the wash. Can be mixed and matched with any other outfit. Pro Tip: Pick dresses that have an elastic waistband. Toddlers hate buttons or zippers unless they are trying to undo them! 2. Toddler Girl's Birthday Dress: Princess Vibe Activated Ah, birthdays—a magical day where mom and dad prepare for weeks, only for the birthday girl to cry over an uneven slice of cake. Still, the outfit is non-negotiable. A birthday frock for baby girls is a must-have, and ethnic-inspired frocks bring a fresh twist to the celebration. Envision a frock with zari embroidery or delicate mirror work. The meeting of olden designs with the modern styles of frock is genius through and through. She's going to look absolutely royal for the 'Gram but so comfortable that she can just blow those candles.

Birthday Frock Checklist:

Soft fabrics are in order to avoid any "itchy dress" tantrums. Frocks should come with fun elements like sequins, ruffles, or even a mini dupatta! Go with sparkly shoes for some added oomph.

3. Kurta Set for Kids- Miniature Elegance

You see what's even cuter than a baby girl? A baby girl in a kurta set for kids. It's traditional, stylish, and oh-so-classy. Be it for Diwali, a casual family dinner, or any other such occasion, the outfit of a kurta set stays fittingly perfect. Kurta sets come in all styles—from embroidered to printed and even pastel shades for a modern twist. Pair the kurtas with leggings or churidars, and do not forget to add a matching dupatta for that "aww" factor. Why Kurta Sets Win: They are actually practical for all-day events, allowing maximum comfort. Available in a range of sizes and designs to suit every occasion. Perfect for twinning moments if you also plan to wear a kurta. Styling Tip: Throw in a teeny weeny jutti - traditional Indian footwear to complete the style. Caution Ahead: Be prepared for a deluge of compliments by aunties at the event. 4. Chaniya Choli for Kids: The Teeny Little Twirl Machines When the Garba or the wedding occasion knocks, the chaniya choli for kids is the real deal. This Gujarati-inspired outfit throws vibrant colors, intricate embroidery, and those gorgeous mirror details. Bonus: Seeing your little girl twirl around in the skirt as if she is the stage star. Spoiler: She is. Chaniya cholis are versatile enough to fit in everything from Navratri nights to photo shoots.

How to Choose the Perfect Chaniya Choli:

Opt for light-weight fabrics that will not weigh your child down so she can dance and twirl freely. Ensure the waistband is adjustable because, Lord knows, kids grow faster than you do! Accent it all with bangles, a sweet maang tikka, and maybe even a little potli bag. Mom Tip: Always have an extra outfit on hand. Kids and desserts are a mishmash. 5. Blending Modern with Traditional Who says ethnic wear can’t be trendy? These days, you’ll find fusion outfits that combine the best of both worlds. Think denim jackets over lehengas or crop tops paired with cotton skirts. This blend ensures your baby girl looks traditional but also stands out from the crowd. And of course, do not forget to play with colors. Bright hues such as mustard yellow, fuchsia pink, and turquoise blue are always winners. And how good they look in photographs!

6. Fabric First: Baby-Friendly

Let's be honest here; sometimes traditional outfits are stunning but not so baby-friendly. Always prioritize soft, breathable fabrics like cotton, silk blends, or georgette to keep your little one comfortable. And remember: babies have a talent for spilling things. Go for outfits that are easy to clean and maintain. No use spending a lot of money on heavy zari work if it is going to be drenched in chocolate pudding in 10 minutes.

7. The Art of Accessorizing

Accessories are the icing on the cake of any ethnic outfit. For a baby girl, the less, the merrier. Steer clear of heavy jewelry and opt for lightweight ones like: Bangles (soft ones to avoid scratches). Hair bands or clips with ethnic designs. Anklets with small bells for that sweet chhan-chhan sound. 8. Where to Shop? From boutique stores to online platforms, the world is your oyster. Look for brands that specialize in kids' ethnic wear to ensure quality and comfort. Bonus points if they offer matching parent-child outfits (because why should only the baby have all the fun?).

Conclusion: Dressing Up, Smiles, and Memories

The most important thing about ethnic dresses for baby girls is that it should balance tradition, comfort, and cuteness well. Be it a casual breezy cotton skirt or a dazzling chaniya choli for a festive occasion, there's something magical about your little one embracing her cultural roots in style. And remember, the real joy isn’t just in the outfit—it’s in the giggles, the twirls, and the unforgettable memories you’ll create. So go ahead, dress her up, and get ready for a flurry of compliments (and probably a few requests for pictures).

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