king of my heart
satoru gojo x f!reader
maybe satoru gojo, the man you were arranged to marry by your very annoying parents, was the one you were waiting for all along
**part of my satoru as taylor swift songs series
content: arranged marriage trope, megumi + tsumiki kiddos, annoying parents, mentions of drinking + prom/highschool LOL
an: taylor swift satoru gojo propoganda returns.
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You hold the vase of tulips in your hands, your palms sweating against the glass secured in his hands. You sincerely hope your anxiousness doesn’t make you drop the flowers before you can hand them to Mrs. Gojo. That would be a disaster.
Your parents are behind you, locking up your car and fussing over your outfit. Your mother had picked out a pale, baby blue dress for you, a modest cut but flattering your best features (according to her) - your hips, shoulders, collarbones. She’d given you a sparkling silver necklace to match, to draw attention to you. You silently wonder when she became such a conniver, hand picking your best traits to put on display for the Gojo family.
Your father’s mimicking her motions, taming down your stray hairs. You had braided the front pieces of your hairs just behind your ears and curled the rest of your loose hair to perfection. Your mothers request, of course. He’s less anal than her about the entire affair, but you don’t miss his nervous twitching as you walk up to the door.
The only person you can stand is your little brother, Saiki, who's been rolling his eyes since we started driving here. He thinks the entire proceeding is archaic, which it is, and has vehemently been making his disapproval known. He would keep it going, but there was talk of grounding on the table, which silenced him all together.
The four of you gather on the steps of the Gojo's mansion. You prepare yourself, mentally running through the steps your mother had drilled into you since you started meeting potential suitors a few months ago. Polite nod to the husband, hand the flowers and press a kiss to the wife, a shy smile to the suitor.
The three of them are crowded at the door, Satoru Gojo towering over the two of them. You’d heard of him before, your mother mentioning that their family was one of the most esteemed business owners in our entire social circle. She had never had the pleasure of making her acquaintance, which killed her every night (you’re sure of it), until now. A mutual friend had mentioned the Gojo family was looking for their daughter in law to “perfect their set” and your mother was all too willing to offer you up on a silver platter.
You do as your told. You knew you would have to anyway and struggling was useless. Plus, you’d sworn off love as of late anyways. This is what you were primed for - that shiny medical degree, your private pediatric practice - they’re all sparkly little gimmicks meant for this. A selling point.
The door opens and you start. First, a polite nod to Mr. Gojo, who gives you a chill with his stare. His eyes are void of warmth, the cerulean blues staring back into your eyes. His hands are cold when you press them together to shake, the same cold gaze being exchanged with your parents over the back of your shoulder.
Second, flowers and a sweet kiss to Mrs. Gojo. She dotes over the tulips, in a polite way, before dismissing them away to the servants you didn’t notice standing against the wall. You thank the servant for taking the vase, giving a warm smile before pressing a kiss to Mrs. Gojo’s cheek. Ice cold.
Third, a shy smile to the suitor. Whatever the fuck that means. You meet his gaze, half obscured by the sunglasses he was wearing indoors. He’s dressed in a buttoned up white shirt, the sleeves rolled past his forearms. The slacks are pressed to perfection, his shoes shined so well you could use them as a mirror. You give him a smile, which he halfheartedly returns. It seems he’s more interested in talking to Saiki than you.
The seven of you walk down the length of the hall, the table set up with white lilies and silver tablemats. Mrs. Gojo turns to Satoru, insisting that he take you and Saiki on a tour. Satoru nods, begrudgingly, before gesturing to you and Saiki to follow him up the stairs.
When you reach the top of the stairs, Satoru turns to a painting on the left, a painted portrait of his family when he was way younger. They all have solemn looks on their face, Satoru’s hinting on the borderline of irritation and boredom. Before Satoru can start his riveting spiel, Saiki interrupts him.
“Are you really going to make us do a real tour? Do you have video games or something till we have to go back?”
You dig your hand into his shoulder, bending down to his height and squeezing slightly.
“Saiki. Be nice.”
“Mom’s not nearby, you know?”
“She has superhuman, x-ray vision, Saiki. I bet she can see you from here.”
The two of you laugh and you ruffle his hair before you stand up again. You pat down the pleats of your dress, drying your palms against the fabric, as you turn back to Satoru.
“We don’t actually have to do a tour if you don’t want to. I have Mario Kart in my room.”
You and Saiki shoot him glimmering smiles, following him down the length of the hallway. He opens his bedroom door for you, the room the exact opposite of the perfectly proper, museum like decor downside.
His walls are navy blue and littered in posters and pictures. You can see his diploma hung up on the wall, right next to a poster for the Spongebob movie.
“I’m shocked they even let you do this.”
“They didn’t, Y/N. I just did it anyway.”
You nod at his words, turning your neck back to the walls. Saiki and Satoru sit on the floor, legs crossed, playing the game as you take a moment at each section, observing all the pictures. He has what seems like twenty or thirty pictures of his friends - sleeping in class, sitting by a lake, studying in a library. You don’t miss the multiple pictures of the girl with dark hair, a scar pressed against her nose. Especially the one of him kissing her cheek.
The other picture that stands out is a picture of Satoru himself, from when he was younger. The picture was clearly taken from above, an exasperated look pressed on little Satoru’s face. You can’t help but think he looks sad, lonely in the picture and commit it to memory. Your parents were more irritating than most, but Saiki got you through.
You settle down onto the floor next to them, Saiki handing his controller as you start to play.
“One more round and we should head back.”
You nod, playing the game, the pictures rattling around in your head.
-
The dinner is horrible, obviously. You were seated in between Satoru and his father, with Saiki exiled all the way at the end of the table. You shoot him glances every few seconds, trying your best not to smile at his very clear distaste for it all.
You can sense the dynamics fitting into your mind, observing every little thing to better understand what you were getting into. After all, the Gojo’s were going to be your family in a few months, whether you liked it or not.
Satoru has a clear distaste for his parents. His father, more than his mother. You can just tell by the way they look at each other. You think back to the picture, the one of him when he was younger, and can’t help but wonder if his father took it.
After dinner, your parents and Satoru’s convince force the two of you to take a walk along the garden, alone. You nod, preparing yourself for what was coming. A moonlit walk, pleasantries, and a ring secured on your finger by the end of the walk.
The two of you walk in silence, a respectable distance between the two of you. You can smell his cologne as you walk next to him, the breeze in the air making the hair on your arms stand up.
You press your hands across your arms, entering the gazebo with Satoru. The two of you take a seat on the bench in the middle, keeping a respectable distance.
“Y/N.”
“Can I say something first?”
He nods, leaning over the bench to meet your eyes. The only light in the gazebo is from the tiny, sparking fairy lights around the interior, the moon shining through the openings on the side. You can’t help but wonder if things were different, that this might have been the happiest moment of your life.
“I would like to be married by name. I figure you have a girlfriend, that girl from the pictures in your room with the scar on her nose, and that’s fine. I’d just like to keep it up for images to satisfy both of our parents, since I figure yours are as relentless as mine.”
The two of you sit in silence, the words hanging in the air. You focus on the lilies growing by the edge of the opening, wilting in the air of the night.
“You’d be okay with that?”
“I was never expecting us to fall in love. We just have to do what we’re asked, keep our own lives outside of it.”
He nods, the silence returning. You can see the gears moving in his head, considering your offer. After a few minutes, he removes a dark green box from his pocket, sliding it over to your side of the bench. You open the box to find a sparkling, modest cut diamond secured around a gold band.
You take it into your hand, taking out the diamond ring and placing it on your ring finger. You stick your hand out, staring at the sparkling ring on your finger.
He shoots you a genuine smile, shaking his hand in yours. Deal.
“Thank you.”
“No problem, Satoru.”
He secures his hand in your own as the two of you walk back down the path. Your parents are all too delighted, everyone pressing warm kisses to your cheek as they take your hand in their own.
The business deal is set. Your parents deal with each other and yours with Satoru. You can feel Saiki’s hand shaking in yours, trying to hide his upsetness at you. You reach down to ruffle his hair, shaking your head at him as the four of you head back home.
You and Satoru are married by the end of the month.
-
“I have a secret.”
You’re currently standing in Satoru’s driveway, your driveway now, with your boxes lined up on the sidewalk. Your parents had insisted that you move in with him, now that you were married. You had to oblige.
All in all, your marriage with Satoru was pleasant. You guys went out to dinner every night, exchanging pleasantries over an expensive meal Satoru bought you. The two of you often shared jokes, trying to ease the tension. He updated you on his relationship with the girl, Utahime was her name, and you talked to him about work. You find out that his relationship is anything but stable, the two of them fighting like it was breathing. He likes to hear about your coworkers, the patients you saw that day, how you like the workplace.
It felt more like hanging out with a friend, but there was always an invisible, silent wall between the two of you. You were married. You had to have kids together. Grow old together. He doesn’t talk about it. Neither do you. You’ll breach that when you get there.
“What’s your secret, Satoru?”
“I have kids.”
“If there’s a zoo animal inside that house, I’ll run you over with my car.”
Satoru loves to prank you. You get irritated with him very easily, which you’re aware goads him on even more, but you can’t help it. He’s an idiot.
But this time, he places his hands on your shoulder, squeezing twice. His sunglasses are hanging from the collar of his shirt, his usually obscured eyes peering into yours. No sign of a joke in them. You gesture to the steps on the porch, the two of you sitting down against them.
“You’re a manwhore? You got a girl pregnant and then had to raise it by yourself?”
“Obviously. The woes of a single father.”
You laugh, leaning your neck back. The sunlight is sprinkling onto your skin through the leaves, the beams kissing your skin. It’s a nice feeling, the breeze tickling the wisps of your hair. You can feel Satoru staring at you through the corner of your eyes and you turn your head to the side to look at him.
“Their dad passed away. I took them in after, just because I didn’t want them to be alone. Their names are Megumi and Tsumiki, they’re five and eight. I really hope you like kids, they’re really well-behaved.”
You turn to face him, narrowing your eyes at him.
“You’re kidding right? Did you just ask me if I like kids?”
“Well yeah, you’re going to be living with them, I was just wondering.”
“Do you ever listen to me when I talk? Do you even know what I do for a job?”
“Um…”
You burst out laughing, the tears rolling through your eyes.
“You’re ridiculous, Satoru Gojo. I’m a pediatrician. Like a baby doctor. Like I full on go to work everyday and see children all day.”
He pushes you over, grumbling about how you were still laughing at him, about how it was an honest mistake to make. When your tears subside, he reaches his hand out to you, pulling you up to enter the room. The two of you shuffle the boxes to the edge of the door and pad into the foyer. Satoru grabs your hand, pulling you in to meet Tsumiki and Megumi.
Tsumiki extends her hand, introducing herself politely to you. You bend down, reaching in your pocket for the lollipops you always had in hand, and don’t miss the glowing smile when you hand it to her. You turn to your side to look at Satoru, whose rolling his eyes at you.
At the sight of Megumi, you can tell he doesn’t look quite right. His face is flushed pink, his forehead covered in beads of sweat. He can barely keep his head up, eyes wavering at the sight of you. You reach down, pressing your hand against his forehead.
“Satoru. He’s sick.”
“Are you sure?”
“Satoru, I’m a doctor. Do you have anything on hand?”
At the sound of your words, Satoru enters into a full blown panic, grabbing basically any medicine and blanket he had in the nearby vicinity. You examine him, asking his sister how long he had been feeling this way, laying him down on his back and administering the medications Satoru had brought you.
When things settle down, with Megumi’s eyes fluttering open and Tsumiki running her hands through his hair, you join Satoru in the kitchen behind them. He’s nervously watching the two of them from the back, his eyes still pinched in worry.
You link your arm through his own, preparing the parent pep talk you give your patients every day.
“It’s okay, Satoru. Kids get sick all the time.”
He nods, his eyes still fixed on Megumi.
“It was a good thing I was here, really. He’s going to be okay, I promise.”
Megumi speaks up from the couch, his grumpy voice permeating the air.
“Satoru would have killed me if you weren’t here”
You turn your head to face Satoru, expecting to find annoyance pressed on his face. Instead, he’s broken out into a full smile, shaking your hands in his and thanking you profusely.
“That’s a good sign?”
“Kid always loves to give me attitude. If he’s well enough to make a dig at me, he’s perfectly fine.”
“Can’t blame the kid. I would do it too.”
“First, I get an malevolent kid and then a malevolent wife? No breaks for Satoru Gojo.”
“Woe is you.”
You roll your eyes, joining Megumi back at his side to take his vital signs again. The two of you share a knowing look, ignoring Satoru’s joking pouts and comments in the back.
You can’t help but smile at the two of them, their soft hands clasped in each other as they fall asleep on the couch after a few minutes. After a few minutes, you and Satoru carry them back to their beds, giving each other a high five before heading to your own rooms.
Maybe it won’t be so bad.
-
Satoru comes home late one Friday, well past Tsumiki and Megumi’s bed times. You had to shower and tuck both of them into bed by yourself, which was irritating.
Satoru reserved Friday nights for Utahime, the two of them going on a secret date somewhere in the city. You had met her once, establishing that you had no intentions of doing anything with her boyfriend, which she was all but understanding of.
You figure that she must love him so much that she’s willing to look past it. You get it, you’d do the same if you were her.
If you were in love. In general. Not in love with Satoru, obviously.
He trails in, ten minutes past midnight to find you sprawled against the couch. You’re wrapped in three blankets, your head poking out of your little cocoon.
“You know what sucks? You got some tonight and I got to tuck two kids into bed.”
He trails to the kitchen counter, no stupid remark in response. You get up from your tiny fort, padding into the kitchen where Satoru is standing. He’s eating a box of macaroons, pushing the last one towards you to eat.
The two of you are leaning over the counter, the silence palpable.
“You okay, Toru? Where’s my usual back talk?”
“Mhm. Kind of broke up with Utahime. Don’t feel like it today.”
You push yourself onto the counter, your legs dangling over the edge. The two of you are the same level now, facing opposite directions. You lean your head against his shoulder, linking your hand with his and pressing twice.
“I’m sorry, Satoru. Want to talk about it?”
“She just got upset that I got married, that's all. Didn’t really understand that it was something I had to do. Said I was doing a little bit too much for her to make up for it and she met someone else.”
You nod, the two of you sitting in silence. You stay that way for a while, your head against his shoulder, your hand in his. You’re rubbing small circles into the side of his hand, your fingers tingling at the contact.
“Satoru.”
“Hm?”
“I understand.”
“You do?”
“When I got my heart broken, all I could think about was how I wanted it to be him so bad. He meant everything to me and I’d do anything to be the one next to him.”
“Heartbroken? You never told me that.”
“Yeah. It was a few years ago. He didn’t feel the same about me as I did about him.I]”
“Did you date anyone after?”
“I waited for someone, the person who was meant for me. I kind of gave up as time went on, swearing off of it all together. It’s partially why I struck the deal I did with you. If I was going to be forced to marry someone, he could at least be someone nice, a friend I could keep.”
He sits quietly, pondering your words. He’s leaned his head against yours, the two of you sitting quietly. The only sound is your breaths, inhaling and exhaling in sync.
“You think I’m nice?”
“I’m not soothing your ego.”
“Rude. I’m wounded Y/N.”
You poke the side of his cheek, rolling your eyes at him. You move closer into his embrace, now tangled in his arms. You can hear him whispering against your hair, his lips against your forehead.
“Did it hurt? When he left?”
“Yeah. But, someone told me something and it’s always stuck with me since then. I guess I was trying really hard to make it work, but things like this always sort themselves on their own.”
“What do you mean?”
“The right people were always going to stay. If Utahime and Getou were the right people, they’d still be here, Satoru.”
The two of you stay that way for a while, pressed against each other. Tsumiki and Megumi trail in at the sound of Satoru’s voice, pressing themselves against your legs.
You all sleep together in Satoru’s bed that night. You ignore the stinging in your chest at the thought of Satoru hurting.
-
You can feel your phone buzzing on the counter, as you tuck the last bit of flowers into Tsumiki’s hair.
toru: hurry up
toru: this kid is gonna shit his pants and i think im scaring him
you: omfg don’t tell me you gave the poor kid a pep talk
toru: kind of. told him id throttle him if tsumiki doesn’t come back from the dance with a smile on her face.
you: satoru gojo, i will hurt you. leave the poor baby alone.
Tsumiki turns around, her pale pink dress falling to her sides. You hear Satoru’s footsteps down the hallway, glaring at him as he joins you two at the door of the bathroom.
“Don’t tell me you left him alone at the dinner table.”
“Megumi is there. He’s staring him down real good.”
You and Tsumiki glare at Satoru and you turn back to Tsumiki to give her the final touches. You press your shiny pink lip gloss in her little hands, settling her hair down as you stand up. You and Satoru move out of the hallway, about to find your way back to the room, but Tsumiki stops you in your wake.
Her hand is pressed against yours, pulling you down.
“Can I ask you something?”
“Sure thing, Miss Miki. What’s up?”
“Do you think I’m pretty, Y/N?”
“What? Of course, I do Tsumiki. You look lovely. I’m sure Ethan will love it.”
She gives you a shy smile, her eyes wavering on uneasiness.
“You’re very pretty, Tsumiki. I love your dress and your eyes are all sparkly the way you like. Just have fun out there okay? If you’re not having fun with Ethan, you can always have fun with your friends instead.”
She nods, pressing her body against your frame. You squeeze her tight in your frame, Satoru eyeing the two of you on the ground.
“Thanks for always being here, Y/N. I love you.”
Tsumiki lets you go, running off into the kitchen where Ethan is very shyly handing her the little corsage he bought her for the dance. You turn to Satoru, the two of you watching him in the kitchen.
“She loves me.”
“Are you dense? You do know Tsumiki and Megumi both love you right?”
“I don’t know, I wasn’t entirely sure of it. I figured they might, but I never thought they’d actually say it to me.”
You pull out your camera, snapping pictures of Tsumiki and Ethan as they press their little flowers to each other’s clothes. Ethan’s parents are waiting in the driveway. They’re driving them to the dance and you and Satoru will be picking them up.
You follow them into the driveway, waving goodbyes as the car makes its way down the road.
“Did you like school dances, Y/N?”
“I never really went, Satoru. No one ever asked me.”
“What? Not even Prom?”
You shake your head, facing away from him as you pull out the dinner the two of you were going to eat. Ice cream. Satoru’s idea, obviously.
“Why didn’t you go?”
“It’s kind of stupid, Satoru.”
“Tell me.”
“No.”
“You’re keeping secrets? From your husband? Who is he?”
You laugh, playfully pushing him. He gives you a smile, locking his fingers with yours.
“Cmon, tell daddy. I won’t make fun.”
“You’re disgusting. I’m filing for divorce.”
“As if.”
You look down at your hands, his pale, nimble fingers interlocked with yours.
“It’s just stupid. I wanted to go really badly, have my whole special moment. A guy who asks me to the dance, brings me a corsage, matches the color of my dress, and we dance while drinking cheap beer out of solo cups. But no one wanted to do it with me.”
He turns his head to the side, staring down at you.
“Forget it. You’re dumbass was probably Prom King for all I know. You wouldn’t get it.”
You lean against the counter, digging your spoon right into the center of the tub of ice cream, rather angrily, reliving the stupid, pitiful feeling of your teen years.
“I was Prom King.”
“Of course.”
“Hey. I’m sorry you didn’t get your moment, Y/N.”
“I’m glad Tsumiki has someone to do it with. You know, make her feel special, like she’s only girl in the room and all that.”
He presses his forehead against yours, reaching for your spoon to eat some of the ice cream with you. You swat his hand away, which he pouts at.
“It was still a good day. Tsumiki said she loves me.”
“I thought you were kidding about that. Did you really not know that we love you?”
“We?”
“Y/N. You know I love you right?”
You shrug your shoulders, staring at his blue eyes. He cups your face in his hands, squishing your face.
“As smart as you are, you’re really stupid sometimes you know that? How could I not love my wife?”
“You’re stupid.”
-
You pick up your phone, shooting a text underneath your desk.
you: satoru.
lanky ass mf: yes, oh beloved wife of mine?
you: sleep in the sewage, you gutter rat.
you: I forgot my white coat and my badge at home, can you pLS PLS PLS DROP IT OFF AT THE OFFICE I NEED IT
lanky ass mf: first you call me a gutter rat and then ask me for a favor?
lanky ass mf: no I love you? no light of my life, king of my heart, body, and soul?
you: I will skin you where you stand. PLS JUST BRING WHAT I ASKED
lanky ass mf: ask nicely and i’ll drop it off on the way to work.
you: oh beloved, dear old husband of mine. everyday, my love for you grows exponentially. if you could please spare me some kindness out of your cold, pitiful heart of yours and bring me my white coat in my badge, it would be much appreciated sweet thing
lanky ass mf: i’ll ignore the insult that you threw in there and bring it over in ten, oh lovely wife of mine.
you: ty satoru :DDD
lanky ass mf: ur welcome, sexy :’)
you: wanted: y/n l/n wanted for the vicious, gruesome murder of satoru gojo.
“lanky ass mf disliked your message”
You set down your phone, burying your head in your hands. The practice had been busier as of late, a viral bug passing around all of your patients. And on top of that, you had left your white coat and your badge - which you needed to round - at home. You can feel the tension headache setting in your forehead, bringing your fingers to your temple to soothe it down.
Tsumiki had a field trip today. Satoru dropped her off bright and early but she forgot her permission slip at home. You had to rush over to the school, nearly running onto the school bus to get Tsumiki’s slip in on time.
As promised, Satoru prances in twenty minutes later, your whitecoat and badge in his right hand and a bouquet of tulips in his left hand.
Asshole. You had framed a photo of Satoru, Megumi, and Tsumiki from your birthday and placed it on your desk. The three of them planned a surprise dinner for your birthday and you loved the pictures so much you just had to frame one for your office.
The problem was that ever since then, all your coworkers could talk about is how handsome your husband was. WIth his white hair, sparkling blue eyes - all they could go on about was how beautiful he looked and how cute your kids were. Multiple of them had asked you how he was in bed, which you ignored. Obviously.
You had mentioned it to Satoru in passing, which you’re sure prompted the tulips in his hand. And you know that egomaniac was about to have a field day.
He comes to your side, not missing the shining smiles on your coworkers faces, as he places the tulips in front of you. He beckons you to stand up, holding your white coat open for you to pull your arms in.
You give him a glare as you pull it on and Satoru clips your badge to the pocket.
“I hate you, Satoru Gojo.”
“I love you, sweet pea.”
You can hear your coworkers cooing quietly behind you, walking up to dote on Satoru for bringing you flowers. You can feel him drinking up the attention, giving everyone charming smiles as he secures his arm around your waist.
“Imagine if I told them all you had a girlfriend when you married me.” you whisper in his ear.
He frowns, prodding his fingers into your forehead.
“You wouldn’t dare.”
“Watch me.”
Satoru places the flowers at the head of your desk, dropping a glass box filled with the noodles you had last night for dinner. He leans over the counter, whispering at you as you fill out the charts for the day.
“Take a break for lunch later and eat this. I’m tired of you coming home hangry and taking it out on me.”
You take the box from him, rolling your eyes before shooting him a smile.
“Thank you, Toru. I appreciate it.”
He smiles at your words, leaning over to press a kiss to your forehead before running out of the office. Asshole.
You look down at the tupperware, a sticky note pressed on top.
eat up silly wife - satoru <3
You take the post-it off, pressing it against the frame holding the picture.
-
“Why did your parents want to meet us again?”
You and Satoru are currently standing on the porch of his parents house, dressed up for the occasion. Satoru’s wearing a buttoned up white shirt, rolled up to his forearms again. He’s wearing a light green tie, intending to match the green, silk dress you had decided to wear.
He asked you to look your best, because he was going to ask his parents for something really important. He said bringing you would be his best bet, so that they feel more inclined to say yes at the perfect sight of the two of you.
“I thought your parents were in Bali. Did they come back early?”
“Yeah. They hated the animals so they came back.”
“The what?”
Satoru reaches forward, ringing the doorbell. The door is opened immediately, the servants answering the door. You wave hello to them all, making your way to the garden where Satoru was leading you.
His hand is clasped in yours, firmly, as he leads you to the back gazebo. He takes you to the direct center, where the two of you had first made your deal, and turns to face you.
“So.”
“So.”
“My parents aren’t here.”
“I gathered that.”
“Don’t talk back.”
He reaches towards the back of the gazebo, pulling out a plastic box. In the box, there’s a matching corsage and boutonniere, pink flowers surrounded by baby’s breath. You take the box in your hand, meeting his gaze.
“You never got to have your moment. Figured I’d give it to you now.”
You smile, opening the plastic box. Satoru takes the corsage out first, securing it against your wrist. He lifts your hand, pressing a kiss against your knuckles as he does so. You avoid the blood rushing to your cheeks as you take the rest of the flowers out of the box.
You pin the boutonniere against his shirt, smiling at him. You’re unsure when Tsumiki and Megumi joined you, but the flash of Tsumiki’s camera catches you off guard. You give the two of them a smile and they run off hand in hand, leaving the two of you alone again.
“Like it?”
“Love it. They’re very pretty, Satoru. Thank you.”
He reaches back, pulling out a little juke box. He presses play, Ed Sheeran’s Thinking Out Loud playing out of the speaker.
“Did you really pick this song?”
“You wanted your moment. That includes dancing to a cheesy, Ed Sheeran song.”
“You could have left that part out.”
He grabs your hands, placing them around his neck as he secures his own around your waist.
“Nope. Giving you the most authentic, real moment I can.”
The two of you sway, laughing into each other's neck as the song goes on. The song transitions, Taylor Swift’s Sweet Nothing blasting out of the little speaker. You press yourself against his chest, the two of you hugging as you dance in the moonlight.
“I’ve got one more thing for you.”
He reaches out, pulling out a little plastic tiara for you. He secures it on top of your head, pressing your hair down.
“I don’t get it.”
“You’re Prom Queen!”
You press yourself against him again, your cheeks burning against his chest.
“You’re stupid, Satoru.”
“You love it.”
You do love it. The tiara, the dancing, him. You love him.
The two of you return to swaying, your faces a few feet away from each others. You stare into his glimmering eyes, smiling at him. He returns your smile, rolling his eyes at your cheesiness.
“You don’t have a crown.”
“Yeah. Figured if I got to be Prom King and you didn’t during high school, then you get to be Prom Queen right now and I don’t. Even it out.”
“Boo.”
“It’s okay. I know I’m the king of your heart anyways.”
You feel your chest clench, his words sinking into your chest.
“You are.”
“What?”
“The king of my heart. Body and soul, all that cheesy stuff you say.”
“Don’t lead me on. That’s cruel, even for you little lady.”
You stop swaying, bringing your hands down to his.
“I’m being serious. You’re special to me. I was waiting for someone all my life, who made me feel special. That person is you.”
He’s staring into your eyes, the shock spreading across his face.
“You don’t have to feel the same way as me. It’s okay.”
He leans forward, pressing his lips against yours. You’re caught off guard, his hands pulling you closer.
“Toru.”
“Y/N.”
“Do you love me?”
“You’re impossible. I just kissed you.”
“I don’t know. I was a little confused, I guess.”
“I love you, Y/N. You’re my sweet, sweet girl.”
You can feel yourself blushing at his words, trying to fight the doubt settling in your mind.
“Utahime?”
“I thought about what you said. And I realized that the only person who stays by my side is you - through an arranged marriage, two kids I sprung on you, and a literal girlfriend. The right person was you, just took me a second to realize.”
The two of you stand in silence, the lights flickering above you.
“Satoru?”
“Yes, sweet girl?”
“Can you kiss me again?”
He’s all too happy to oblige. He lifts you up, slotting his mouth against yours again. You can feel his hands shaking against your face, his lips desperately pressed around yours.
“Calm down. I’m right here.”
“Cut me some slack. I’ve been waiting to kiss my wife for months now.”
You feel Tsumiki and Megumi return to your side, the two of them sporting cheeky grins at the two of you. Megumi presses something into the small of you hand and you feel for it in your fingers realizing what it was.
A ring.
“Toru.”
“Yes, sweet girl?”
He’s cradling your face and you can’t help but feel like this was going to be the happiest moment of your life. Your face in his hands, your kids hugging you against your legs, smiling at each other.
You hold the ring out, balancing it between your fingers.
“Marry me?”
You slip the ring onto his finger, the two of you walking out of the garden hand in hand like you did the first time.
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