73. roadtrip and shenanigans
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Makoto - ... I actually see myself moving here someday. [ sighs ] Now to figure out a way to drag you here with me-
Kiara - [ laughs ] Buy me nice things and you might get a deal!
Makoto - easy peaaaasyyyy
Serena - noice broooo
Kiara - UGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!
Mark - FOFUCKSAKE!!!!
slide 2 - text messages from Kiara's phone between her and Jace
Mark - GROUP HUG!!!!!
Serena - I’m gonna miss you so much baby…
Mia - Me too corazón... [ sighs ] one more week and we see each other again, yeah?
slide 5 - text messages from Kiara's phone on the group chat between Jace and Serena
Kiara - NOOO! DON’T GO IN THERE!!!!!
Mia - Oh god!!! I can’t watch!!!
Lucas - I don’t think the children can handle your movie choice, my love-
Benjamin - Nonsense!! We’re just getting started. Pass the popcorn, babe.
slide 7 - text messages from Jace's phone between him and Kiara
L.Faba - There’s no way in hell you pulled that woman I’m-
Jace - I KNOW- wait... SHUT UP!
Grace - I love you, angel-
Evanora - [ chuckles ] But I love you more!
Gemma - So yeah… I’m moving out-
Jace - Pumpkin… Are you sure?
Gemma - I’m sure! Darrel Darrel expects too much of me, and I can’t take it anymore. Being a spellcaster isn’t everything...
Jace - Alright, [ takes a sip ] so what’s the plan?
Gemma - Well for now I’m moving in with a girl named Ophelia? I think it was! She’s studying in Britechester, and I’ll apply for next year-
Jace - Have you told your mom?
Gemma - Nope!! You’ll help right, ghoul?
Jace - ...Can I ever say no to you?
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Oof that post about lying on someone built like a mattress. I'm transmasc but I have pcos and I'm 6ft tall and I've been broad even before I was on T, which I've been on for 8 years. Can't help but think about what a good bed I'd make for a good little pup like you, all curled up on me while I pet your head and run my hands all over your body while you nap, teasing little noises out of you, ugh
Stop it you tease 😫😫😫. You’re gonna make me yearn.
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Considering you too are a fan of two very good book series (aftg and trc) do you happen to have any recs?
Hi
Thank you for your trust.
I wouldn't say I have a rec that's in the same vibe as these two but i DO have a book rec, I read this a few weeks ago and it's really really really good, now please welcome on stage
The charioteer, by Mary Renault
It's a queer 1953 novel with everything one needs (hospitalized soldiers, male nurses, pretentious and/or mentally unstable queer friends, poetry books, windy countryside, sailors).
I would make fanart of it if I had free time.
Hopefully someday I will.
Anyway, go read the the book, its's 100% worth it.
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Hey! Could I get a little bit of Arsonist Neil? I desperately wanna know how this phone call will go! Thank you for sharing your beautiful writing Aerie!!! I wish you a good week!
WIP Wednesday (4/17) | Arsonist Neil / Firefighter Andrew AU (Part 147)
When Neil hangs up the phone, there’s a warmth in his chest that he’s never noticed before. It’s nice to have someone to talk to after a horrid memory disguised as a nightmare. He fondly strokes his phone screen with the pad of his thumb and sighs. Andrew was angry at him, but still answered when Neil needed him.
He can’t recall ever having that sort of friendship his entire life. Of course, talking to Andrew meant having to hear about that movie… But, even that was nice. Andrew’s voice is nice. He should narrate books or something. Neil double checks that his door is locked and barricaded with the chair before kicking off his shoes and sort of making his bed enough to crawl into it.
As he starts to jam the charger into the side of his slider phone, Neil notices he’s got an alarming amount of missed messages. He opens his text thread with Andrew and scrolls to the top, back to that angry ‘leave me alone’ that had him ripping the battery out.
Andrew
I didn’t mean it.
Tell me why you didn’t stay.
Neil lets out a breath. If only he could.
Andrew
I apologize for jumping to conclusions.
Obviously I’m not good with people either.
They’re a couple of idiots, it seems.
Andrew
You know, technically, you did deliver on the coffee. I just didn’t drink it.
I guess this means I’m paying next time.
What should we do?
I noticed there are a couple of movies playing that might be alright.
We could catch a matinee.
But, be warned, I will be sneaking candy in because I’m not a goddamn Rockefeller.
Do you like M&Ms?
Andrew was trying to make other plans with him? With Neil? He can’t fucking believe that.
Andrew
There’s a bunch of kids at work today.
A field trip was arranged behind my back by my friend Renee. It’s just as fun as it sounds.
One of the kids heckled me, then another asked how strong I was.
So I was made to carry my very large coworker across the room.
What’s new with you?
Neil knows firefighters have to be strong, but he’s suddenly wondering just how large Andrew’s co-worker was. Andrew seems quite sturdy, despite being even shorter than Neil.
Andrew
I’m about to go to the movies with my brother who hates me.
Well, I’m not sure if he still hates me. He used to.
Wish me luck, firebug.
The nickname has a smile forming on Neil's face.
Andrew
The movie was terrible, just so you know.
I hated every second of it.
My brother enjoyed it, but he’s stupid.
Did you know a large soda costs like $50 now?
I’m joking, obviously. But the prices are ridiculous, so I suppose I won’t be doing that again for a while.
Neil hasn’t been to a movie theater in… He counts back years in his head and thinks of the time he and his mother ran into one to hide from one of Nathan’s people. They’d hunkered down in a crowded theater playing some sort of kiddie movie about a little Hawaiian girl.
He didn’t get to watch it because Mary kept shoving him down into the seat and watching the doors behind them, but the tune of the song was catchy even if it was in a language he didn’t know. He hums what he remembers of it and taps out replies to almost every message Andrew had sent him. Then he rolls around and goes back to sleep.
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It’s Wednesday. Usually you’re sharing a WIP today but I am once again encouraging you to not pressure yourself to share something today, especially when things are busy on your end. Or anything else that could keep you from getting here.
So no pressure! And hope you’re doing okay! Take care!
Thank you for the reminder and support, friend! Both are appreciated very much, and hope you’re doing alright too! ^^ A lot has certainly been going on lately, but I really wanted to get a WIP out on time this week, so here is one, even though it’s pretty late!
SO HAPPY WIP WEDNESDAY! Today’s WIP is the losing choice from HFBE from this poll — an argument about the viability of pokeballs in the Pearl Clan.
Enjoy! Writing is subject to change!
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“Excuse me Miss Irida, but may we talk for a moment?”
The Pearl Clan leader turned back to see Ingo – he was trailing behind the group, purposefully so. He had been waiting for the right moment to approach her.
“Right now?” Irida’s eyes flickered back over the tops of people’s heads, up towards the communal hall at the top of the hill. “I’m sorry, but can it wait until after the meeting?”
“It is actually about the meeting.” Ingo’s grey eyes were unwavering, waiting — he wanted to ask her something. And Ingo was not one to usually ask for things.
“Ok,” She relented, pausing in the snow both so he could catch up, and they could have their conversation with some privacy away from the rest of the group. “You have until we reach the hall.”
“Thank you, I assure you it will be quick.” Ingo fell into step beside her, shuffling through the snow as they now both trailed behind the group heading towards the warm hall. Just like her, he kept his head tilted down, using the brim of his hat to protect against the wind and snowfall. “I, ah… I am planning to re-propose a proposition at this meeting tonight. I’d like to make another attempt at advocating for the use of pokeballs.”
“Tonight? Are you serious?” Irida lowered her voice (for his sake, not hers), looking back between him and the group. How could he possibly think about proposing that when this meeting was for them to discuss how to prepare for this famine? “I’m saying this not as your leader but as your friend, Ingo; now is absolutely not a good time for that. Everyone is already going into this meeting angry. And if you try and start this again, they’re going to-”
Irida took a deep breath; she was already getting stressed over it.
“You know what the elders are going to say, Ingo. Especially after last time. And you said you’d let it go.”
“I am well aware of what I said and I intended to stick to it, but these circumstances have changed our tracks, and I believe this may save us from derailing!” Ingo whispered back. He kept throwing quick glances at the nearing hall, gauging how much time he had left to persuade her. “Pokeballs can help us much more than the clan realizes – I’m confident that this can bring us closer to a solution, if not at least be a part of one!”
Irritation and confusion were replaced with genuine curiosity, but a fleck of doubt hesitantly followed after. Irida shook her head, not understanding. “How could they possibly help with all of this?”
“I will explain that in the meeting.” Having conquered the snowy hill, the two reached the warm light that spilled through the hall’s windows to project onto the snow. “But to do that, I need to actually present my proposal, and I’m afraid that will be difficult with the elders tonight. I am trying this for the fourth time now, and I’m aware of how this will most likely be received. I expect they’ll attempt to send me back to my seat before I even start.”
Ingo paused just outside the doors, waiting for Irida to go in first — she could do so and end the conversation right now if she wanted to, but she didn’t. Instead she stood there, staring at their fading shoeprints in the snow.
Irida could see why he approached her about this now, and a part of her felt sorry for him. “So you want me to vouch for you in this meeting tonight.”
“Not for the proposal itself. Just for the time to talk.”
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