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frozentothetouch · 1 year
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if tbhk got a reboot, can tpn? please???
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drethanramslay · 4 years
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i would like to request 18 & 56 for ian x mc if you wanna write it🥺👉🏼👈🏼
Thanks for the ask @raleigheffingcarrera ❤️❤️
You can find the prompt list here.
#18- “Do you own anything that isn’t a woollen jumper?”
#56-“I don’t think i’ve ever see you without a book in your hand…”
Word count: 2.1 K (fuck that is longer that I thought it would be)
Author's note: okay so this is my first time writing Ian X mc and I hope it lives up to your expectations 😅
And also I have changed the MC's character a little because let's agree.. um qb MC is creepy🤢
Forgive me if I make any mistakes and I hope you like it ❤️
Falling like the stars
Bianca sat on one of the tables in the almost empty quad, studying. Sure, she was part of 'the Elite' and climbing the popularity charts but being a straight A student for most of her academic career would never remove the nerd in her.
Fall was around the corner, so the trees were a burst of red, orange and green. The leaves rustled with the wind and the setting sun casted long shadows on the ground. The birds chirped and the sky was a hue of reds and pinks, making the entire place look so serene.
There used to have such pretty sunsets back home. Bianca thought, swimming in nostalgia.
Shaking her head, she dived back into her notes, several books open around her as she resumed writing.
It went on like that for an hour before she heard laughter and chatter from the other end of the quad. Students filed out of the anthropology class.
Must be the class which Ian set up for the people who failed the mock test. Bianca mused to herself.
As the students poured out, her eyes kept on flitting to the entrance, waiting for him to come out.
God, just how whipped are you?
Whenever she thought about her past interactions with Ian, she would mentally face palm.
She wanted to bang her head at how cringy and dumb she acted around him. She wanted to be smooth, but she would come across as a creep. She wanted to come across as understanding, but she would come across as pressurising. She wanted to come across as caring, but she ended up being overbearing.
Ian was such a sweetheart that he would brush of the comments but seeing the discomfort in his eyes made her want to curl up into a ball and die.
She just couldn't understand how she manage to fuck up everytime. Sure she was good at flirting with both guys and girls but, that was just mindless fun. Just a mutual exchange.
But with Ian, it was different. Ian was not the kind of guy you could just add to a list of hook ups. He was the kind of guy you could have long conversations and not get bored. He is the kind of guy who would listen to your problems and guide you. He is the kind of guy you could call at 3 am and he would come over to be by your side as you cry.
He is the kind of guy you could fall in love with.
And those guys were dangerous. If you fell for him, your life would never be the same, take it however you want.
Yet... She found herself doing the exact opposite of what she promised herself to not do.
Fall for her anthropology professor.
She saw Ian exit the classroom, his laptop in hand. She observed his outfit and it was the usual he wore. Tie, woollen jumper (for it was chilly), formal pants and brown Oxfords.
Does he own anything that isn't a woollen jumper?
She saw him talk to a couple of students before bidding them good night.
Look away Hughes. Look away before-
His eyes snapped to hers, as if he had an inbuilt radar.
-he sees you.
Blushing and caught in the act, she raised her hand and sent a small wave. He gave a grin and started walking towards her.
Shit shit shit. He is coming here what do I do?
Be yourself. He inner voice said, which sounded eerily like Zoey's.
Be myself? What kind of dumb advice is that.
She looked down at her notes, her voluminous curls covering her face praying to God, that she doesn't fuck up this time.
"In the entirety of this week, I don't think I've seen you without a book in your hand..." Ian spoke up, an amused grin on his face.
Twirling her pen she spoke. "Well there is a saying- No matter what clothes you wear, you can't shake out the nerd in you."
"Let me guess, its a quote which you came up on the spot."
Shooting an embarassing grim she spoke. "Guilty as charged. There is a reason I'm not majoring in Lit."
They both chuckled. Cupping her face in her hand she said, "You look awfully cheery today."
"Obviously, it's the weekend and I'm not going to have to deal with students and faculty for 48 hours."
Giving her books a stink eye she sighed. "I wish I could get out. I'm just so done with everyone."
"Why is that? Aren't you like Miss Popular now? Where are your friends?"
"They aren't-" stopping abruptly she sighed and played with her hands on the table.
Ian reached and squeezed one of her hands which had her looking up to see kind dark eyes stare back at her. "Something's bothering you. Do you wanna talk about it? I'm a good listener."
Her heart leaped but her notes glared back at her. "I would love to but I have to study."
"Yeah, I know that. But I also know that you should not burn yourself out. When was the last break you took? Or the last time you are?"
Silence.
"Well that answers my concerns. C'mon I know this food truck with delicious giant burritos."
Closing her book shuts and placing her pens into her pouch she stood up and stretched. Ian's eyes narrowed on to the exposed skin of her torso.
Ian, calm down. Don't stare at her like you want to fuck her. She is your student and you are the professor. He chanted to himself before helping her close her books.
Placing the books in her satchel, she threw the strap over her shoulder. "Okay. I won't turn down a giant burrito. But we will need to come back in an hour and half."
"Deal."
"This guy is a culinary genius. I used to come here to eat when I first shifted to NYC. They are so big-"
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"Oh god this smells sooo good." Bianca said as they stood in line for the food truck.
"That's what she said." Bianca snickered to which Ian gave an unamused expression.
She shrugged and gave an unbiased grin. "What? I saw the opportunity and I just couldn't let it slide."
"I swear you need Jesus." Ian muttered under his breath before stepping forward to place their order.
"Here, let me pay-" Bianca said as she reached for her purse but, was stopped by Ian grasping her wrist and shaking his head.
"It's my 'good luck for your exams' treat for you."
Bianca looked down, a shy smiling on her face.
Why do I get so flustered around him?
Taking their food, they walked further into the park and sat on a bench facing a small pond.
Unwrapping her burrito eagerly, she took a big bite and groaned as the spicy flavours burst into her mouth. "This is sho goofff." She said with her mouth full.
"Told you it would be worth it. " Ian said as he took a sip of his coke.
Gulping she smiled. "Never doubted you for a second."
"Wait you have something...here." Ian reached forward to wipe the sauce at the edge of her mouth with his thumb which left an onslaught of butterflies in her tummy.
Thank god it's dark and he can't see my cheeks.
They continued to eat in a comfortable silence before Ian spoke up. "So, are you ready to tell me what's bothering you?"
Swallowing her bite, she sighed. "It's just... I'm exhausted."
"Is it about your exams?"
"Nope. I love studying as dorky as it sounds. It's my only escape. But... I'm tired of everything else, y'know?"
"Is it about 'the T'? Poppy? The popularity hierarchy here?"
She scoffed as she agressively took a bite of her burrito. "Try all of the above."
Turning towards him, she spoke, her forehead furrowed with annoyance. "Do you how shitty this entire charade is? It feels like I'm in the fuckin Hunger games over here. I never gave a damn about how popular I am or how feminine I need to look or what kind of threads I need to wear to impress people. I am a 'band tee, shirts and Vans' kinda girl but here I am wearing-" she pointed at her black woollen turtle neck, her pleated skirt and knee length boots "- THIS! My mom would be shocked that I actually am wearing a skirt."
"I think you look beautiful." The compliment slipped out of his mouth without him even realizing.
His eyes widened after a moment. "I-" he began but he was stopped short by Bianca shaking her head and squeezing his arm in gratitude.
"Thank you Ian. But coming back to the topic, this is straight something out of mean girls and it's so unnatural. Hell, in my previous college everyone was too stressed and depressed to bother about this... This popularity contest!"
"Yep. That's Belvoire for you. Where the rich will trample over the poor." Sarcasm dripping off his lips which had Bianca chuckling.
Raising their coke bottles they clinged to each others. "I will drink to that."
Taking a sip, they both gazed at the water. The night sky reflected in it which made the entire place look magical. After sometime, Bianca spoke up. "I am not liking how it's changing me."
Ian turned towards her, their knees brushing against each other. Ian exercised his absolute control and willpower to not look down at the expanse of her legs.
"Care to elaborate?"
Letting out a humourless laugh she continued. "When I was accepted to Belvoire, I thought it would open up so many new opportunities. The exposure and knowledge would help me sharpen my skills. The various job offers and the placement deals... The list could go on and on."
Looking down at her almost finsihed burrito, she sighed. "But it's just opened up doors to manipulation, deceit and savageness."
Sighing, Ian gazed into the distance. "Well that is the funny thing about these elite schools. They promise you dreams but tell you you aren't good enough the moment you enter. They promise you hope that life will turn around but tell you that you are destined to your old ways. At the end of this torment, you are so way off from your morals. It's a paradox which I hate."
"Exactly!! And see, I'm assertive, I don't take shit from anyone and I won't hesitate to give it back to a bully. But, that became an invitation for people to see me as someone who would dethrone Poppy. It's tremendous pressure and Zoey has taken up the job of being some, marketing manager, trying to sell this brand called 'Bianca Hughes'. I love that girl but damn... I didn't sign up for this."
Ian wiped his mouth before continuing. "Sorry if this come across as crass, but I have noticed how you bask in the constant fawning and how most of the campus is head over heels in love."
"Well, I also have years of drama classes under the belt. It's all an act Ian. I am in this constant state of turned on and I am not able to turn it off."
Ian eyes bugged out and Bianca turned red after she realized what she said. "I didn't mean it in the sex way I meant it- argh!" She smacked her hand on her forehead.
Chuckling Ian squeezed her shoulder. "No I get it. You have been putting up a facade of someone you aren't and that would, of course be tiring. Years of staying here in the Big Apple and till this day, I wonder how far have I gone from the wide eyed boy who grew up in the suburbs. Would he be proud of what I have accomplished? Or be ashamed of how I have deviated from my morals?"
She shot a smile his way. "Well I think he would be proud. Despite how much the people around here drag you down, you are one of the most genuine people I have come across in this jungle filled with snakes. It feels nice that I have someone I can talk to about mundane problems without being judged, y'know?"
Ian smiled back at her and squeezed her hand. "Me too. I care about you and I am always here to listen to your problems and guide you. You are unique and don't let this entire ordeal take that away from you."
"Thank you Ian. I really appreciate it."
They got and threw the trash into the adjacent garbage as they started heading back for campus.
"Ian?"
"Yeah Bianca?" Ian turned towards her, stuffing his hands in his pockets.
"I'm sorry if I come to hard on you. I don't do it on purpose, I swear! It's just - oof all my words get muddled up due to my feelings and I end up embarassing myself and making you uncomfortable."
He chuckled as he tucked her hair behind her ear, his gaze flitting to her brown orbs. "It's okay Bianca. People do crazy things when they have crush-itis."
"Lemme guess, you came up with that disease right now."
"Just like you did with that quote. Remind me again, what was it? No matter what clothes-"
She cut him off by lightly shoving him "Shut up." But he just continued laughing.
"You are annoying." She grumbled.
"But you still like me." He said as he nudged her shoulder.
That I do...
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beaglelinefics · 7 years
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My Soulmate Has to be an Asshole
Doyoung X Reader (Gender Neutral)
Writer: Jaime
Summary: Soulmate AU in which when one soulmate dyes their hair, it changes the color of the other soulmate’s hair.
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            To say you were upset when you woke up would be an understatement. When you went to bed the night before, you expected to get up the next morning with the same color hair as when you fell asleep, but no, apparently that was too much to ask for. Because when you walked into the bathroom to get ready for the day and looked in the mirror, you were greeted with purple hair. Purple hair! Your eye twitched just a bit as you realized your soulmate had dyed their hair yet again. The first few years of your life had been fine; you’d lived on with your natural hair color, but then someone must have changed within your soulmate because suddenly you woke up with your hair a shade of brown that you’d never had before. That was fine, though, at least it was a nice, natural color that wouldn’t get you in too much trouble with any school officials or, you know, your parents, but then sometime last year you woke up with—surprise!—orange hair. And that’s when you started resenting your soulmate. Just a bit. You’d had to go to class with orange hair, and, just your luck, was served detention for dyeing your hair such an outlandish color. Even with the explanation that it wasn’t your fault, you had to sit there in silence for an entire week. You weren’t really looking forward to explaining the new change to your boss later today or your friends, for that matter. Their soulmates didn’t dye their hair bright colors!
            So, with one last silent curse at your soulmate, you got ready and stuffed your hair into a hat before leaving your apartment to get to the class you had that morning. You spent the entire journey planning on how to avoid your friends until you could pick up a box of black hair dye from the convenience store. You figured that someone so obsessed with bright colors would be pissed at suddenly having black hair, and honestly all you wanted right now was some revenge. You’d heard stories of some people dyeing their hair rainbow in retaliation, but you assumed your soulmate would actually appreciate that. So, no, they would be waking up to a head of natural—and boring in their opinion probably—black hair. And when you finally met them, they better square up because you were not going to be happy. Not after all they put you. You were still a bit bitter about the whole detention situation. That had been the one disciplinary action on your entire record! You wouldn’t let that stand, even if you met your soulmate twenty years from now. You were known to hold a grudge, and a grudge you would hold.
            “Hey, nice hat,” one of the kids in your class complimented as you sat down beside them. “Is it new?”
            “No, I just haven’t had an excuse to wear it until now,” you answered lowly. “Woke up today with a surprise from my soulmate.”
            “Ah,” he replied in understanding, “I see. How bad is it?”
            “It’s pretty bad.” You leaned in so you could continue talking as the professor entered the room. “It’s purple.”
            He winced empathetically when he heard exactly what color you had been blessed with that morning. “Could be worse, though,” he offered with a shrug. “My friend once dyed his hair bright red. I feel sorry for his soulmate.”
            “Yikes.”
            “Tell me about it. And another friend dyes his hair practically every two months.”
            “What a terrible person.”
            “I know, right? I don’t know what possesses him to do it, honestly. I get the feeling his soulmate will actually murder him when they finally meet.”
            “I know I would.”
            He let out a laugh before focusing on the professor who had begun to speak. You, too, turned your attention to the lesson and took notes as diligently as you could while still fuming from the events of the morning. Honestly you hoped you met your soulmate soon so you could yell at them because who even had purple hair? You’d had a hard time finding a job with the whole orange hair thing, and you didn’t want to think of what your boss would think about you suddenly having purple hair, even if it wasn’t your fault. One could only be so understanding before the rules and regulations forced their hand. You were pretty sure the restaurant you worked for had pretty strict rules about hair color, which was ridiculous considering the whole soulmate thing. Like where did they get off? Not everyone had normal soulmates! Some people were unfortunately stuck with soulmates who liked dyeing their hair strange colors! You let out a groan as your class ended, meaning you would have to face the music with your employer.
            “Work?” your classmate guessed with a sympathetic smile.
            “Yep. And they aren’t so tolerant with bright hair colors.”
            “Good luck, bro.”
            “Thanks. I’ll see you around.”
            You waved goodbye to each other before going your separate ways, him probably off to his dorm and you off to work. You mentally prepared yourself for the tongue lashing you were going to receive when you took off the hat and passed by your boss. You wondered if it was too late to get that job at Taco Bell… you hated the smell of it in there, but you’d be willing for the money. After you got fired here, you were going to be desperate for one just to get food on the table. Your roommate had a habit of eating literally everything in sight, and he enjoyed eating his way through your paycheck. You slowly changed into your uniform, loitering by your employee locker to stall until your shift started so you wouldn’t have to take your hat off just yet. You glared enviously at all your co-workers with normal hair. Why couldn’t you be so lucky?
            “Y/N,” your boss called almost immediately after you ducked out of the employee changing room, “could you come here for a moment? What happened with your hair?”
            “Uh, y’know, I really wish I knew, but unfortunately it was like this when I woke up.”
            You nervously tugged at the silvery-purple locks, desperately trying to avoid eye contact with the woman who signed your paycheck every two weeks. She eyed your hair in disappointment, but ultimately there was nothing she could do. It wasn’t really your fault if your soulmate dyed their hair. Unfortunately it was something everyone had to deal with, so she just gave you a look and sent you on your way. You didn’t need to be told twice. Free from any scolding, you quickly scampered to your post at the hostess stand and smiled brightly at all the customers who came in looking for a nice meal. Oh man, when you got your hands on your soulmate…
            “Jeffrey!”
            A crash and loud curse could be heard as your roommate scrambled to his feet to flee from your wrath. He knew that snappy tone, and he knew to stay far away from you when you spoke in it. Unfortunately for him, you were determined and on the war path. You wrapped your arms around his waist and tugged him down with you as you plopped down on the couch. He looked up at you with wide eyes, offering you an innocent smile when he saw just how angry you were; he hoped he wasn’t the cause of your anger because that usually didn’t turn out too great for him.
            “So, uh, rough day at work?”
            You wordlessly yanked off your hat, displaying your newly colored tresses to him, and he threw back his head to laugh at your misery.
            “Oh my god, that’s so great!”
            “Jaehyun, this is not funny,” you whined as you smacked his arm. “You don’t have to deal with stuff like this!”
            He continued to laugh but maneuvered you so you were tucked into his side comfortably; usually you wouldn’t get too mad at him if he was cuddling you. You two would often act touchy with each other, probably more than most roommates should, but when you were stressed college students, you would take all the comfort you could get, and until you guys met your soulmates, that comfort would just come from each other. He rubbed your arm in an attempt to sooth you as his laughter finally died down.
            “I’m sorry, dude, I just couldn’t help it,” he apologized with a small snicker. “It’s funny how your soulmate is never content with a natural hair color like me.”
            “Dyeing your hair blonde isn’t much better, Jeffrey,” you grumbled while curling into him some more. “Pretty sure your soulmate was still upset with you for that.”
            “Probably. But at least their hair wasn’t purple when they woke up.”
            “I’ll kill them. I really will.”
            “Right, okay, sweetheart.”
            “I will!” You pouted up at him and poked his side. “You’re going to help, right?”
            “Oh, you know me. I’m a lover, not a fighter.”
            “You literally almost punched an old woman for taking the last box of pizza rolls at the grocery store last week.”
            “I am a growing boy! I need them more than her!”
            “Note to self: make sure my soulmate has the last box of pizza rolls when you two meet.”
            “Oh, hell, if they do, bitch better square up!”
            You laughed and shook your head fondly at your roommate. When you two first moved in, you weren’t sure how well it was going to work out. It was your first time living away from home, and to have your first roommate be a guy? Yeah, you were terrified. But you two bonded over a severe love of food and drama, and now you were practically inseparable. It really helped when it came time for post Valentine’s Day sales on chocolate. You guys loaded up with as much candy you could carry and stashed them all over the apartment to get you guys through until the post Halloween sales. It really was like a match made in heaven. If you hadn’t woken up with your orange hair after Jaehyun had dyed his blonde, you would have been sure you were soulmates. But, alas, fate had not deemed you two to spend eternity together. So you were left plotting your soulmate’s murder with Jaehyun.
            “What if they’re cute?” he asked later that night as you two started to drift off. “Could you really kill such a fine piece of ass?”
            “I don’t care if they’re Beyoncé,” you replied with a snort. “They’re going to pay for what they’ve done.”
            “…Could you really kill Beyoncé?” he whispered in horror as if you’d just said you had murdered a puppy.
            “…Okay, so maybe I’ll let it slide if they’re Beyoncé.” There was no way in hell you could ever even raise your voice at Beyoncé, let alone kill her. “Anyone else, though, and they’re catching these hands.”
            “Let me just say that Jay-Z is so lucky to have Beyoncé in his life,” Jaehyun said drowsily as he tugged you tighter to his chest. “That man… he gets to wake up every morning to the presence of an actual goddess.”
            You yawned right in his face and blinked back the few tears that had formed from the sheer intensity of the action. “I get to wake up to the presence of an actual pig.”
            He laughed sleepily and blew a raspberry into the inside of your elbow. “A cute pig, though.”
            “Eh, I guess.”
            You smiled at your best friend and fell asleep happy, finally getting over the anger you felt when looking in the mirror that morning. If there was one thing Jaehyun was good for, it was making you feel better when you were in a shitty mood. It was like a superpower really, but you wouldn’t ever tell him because it wasn’t fair that he had another one besides inhaling food at the speed of light. It was probably better for everyone if you just kept this one to yourself. His soulmate was going to be very lucky when they finally met Jaehyun; the kid could cook a mean meal, eat his own weight in junk food, and could honestly achieve world peace with his smile. All you got was some dick who thought purple hair was cool.
            “What about him?”
            “Jeffrey, his hair is blonde.”
            You and Jaehyun were eating ice cream in the park one fine day, people watching and having a blast pointing out people who could possibly be their friend’s soulmate. So far, Jaehyun had a solid five people, and you had a solid none. Apparently no one shared your fun hair color; who would’ve thought?
            “How can you tell?” he asked as he took a spoonful of your treat. “He’s wearing that ridiculous fedora.”
            “Look at his sideburns.”
            “Ew, look at them.” He gagged dramatically before patting your leg. “I’m pretty sure I just threw up a bit in my mouth.”
            “Congrats. You’re disgusting.”
            “Listen, I paid for your ice cream. I could very well ruin your whole life right now if I wanted to.” He mimicked smacking the cone from her hand. “One little flick of my wrist and BOOM! Entire life shatters to pieces onto the pavement right before your eyes.”
            “…I’ve been living with a sociopath this entire time without knowing,” you told him as you tried to shield your ice cream from the monster beside you. “Oh my god, I’ve been cuddling with a sociopath this entire time! I gave you my food,” you finished in a horrified whisper.
            “Yeah you better watch your back.”
            He wrapped an arm around you as you both went back to eating your ice cream, all threats forgotten as they enjoyed the nice weather. It had been raining the past few weeks, and you two had finally left the nest you’d made for yourselves to chase the sunshine. It was the first day either of you had been outside without being completely covered in what seemed like at least a month. You admired how his hair seemed almost golden in the light from the sun, and he twirled his fingers through your purple hair, which you’d both actually grown fond of.
            “Oh, hey, there’s Mark,” you pointed out lazily.
            You watched the younger boy talk excitedly to his friend as the pair drew closer to where you were lounging on the bench. Both Mark and his friend wore snapbacks, a change from Mark’s usual choice of beanies. Guess the coming of spring meant he needed to mix it up from his winter wardrobe. You and Jaehyun lifted your hands to wave to the boy who eagerly waved back and changed his path so he could make his way over to where you two were soaking up the sun.
            “Hey, Mark,” Jaehyun greeted. “You guys taking advantage of the break in rain?”
            “Doyoung and I were actually heading to meet up with Johnny and Winwin to get some coffee. Do you guys want to join?”
            “Oh, ew, gross,” you said in mock disgust. “Spending time with that giant? I mean, I love Winwin, but having to be around Johnny?” You exchanged a look with Jaehyun and laughed. “Count us in.”
            The two of you stood from the bench and threw away the napkins soaked with melted ice cream before joining Mark and his friend. You looked at the tall boy curiously and nudged Mark with your elbow.
            “Are you going to introduce us to your friend or…?”
            “Oh, right! Guys, this is Doyoung. He just moved in with Taeil. Doyoung, this is Jaehyun and Y/N. They’re roommates.”
            You shook his hand and smiled. “It’s nice to meet you, Doyoung. Tell me, has Ten tried to bring you a cake yet? If not, look out for that. Johnny told me he never washes his hands before baking.” You blinked when you noticed he was staring at your hair, probably not even listening to what you were saying. “Oh, yeah, sorry about this. I woke up last month with purple hair. It really isn’t as bad as when my soulmate decided to dye his hair orange.”
            “Have you met them?” he blurted out as he was finally shaken from whatever trance he’d been in before. “Have you met your soulmate yet?”
            “Ha, nope!” Jaehyun answered for you. “They’re still plotting how to get back at them for all this.”
            “You don’t like it?”
            “I got detention for the whole orange hair thing,” you told him with a frown. “That was the only thing I’d ever gotten in trouble for.”
            He laughed nervously and gave Mark a wide-eyed look. The other boy just grinned and shrugged. “It’s all you, man,” he said to Doyoung with a grin.
            “What? Am I missing something here?”
            Doyoung slowly reached up to take off his hat, revealing his hair to be the exact color as yours. You kind of just stood there, staring at him slack jawed. This was your soulmate? The cute, lanky dude Mark just happened to be friends with? Oh, hell, now you couldn’t kill him! You sighed and extended your arm to lightly punch Doyoung’s.
            “Why do you have to be cute?” you whined. “Now I can’t be angry with you for my hair!”
            “You think I’m cute?”
            “That does not make it any less annoying that you dyed our hair such strange colors, sir. You have a lot of explaining to do.”
            “Okay, but you think I’m cute?”
            “My hair is purple!”
            “Hey, it looks cute on you! And you obviously think it looks cute on me!”
            “That isn’t the point! Square up, Doyoung, because I am not living the rest of my life with these outlandish colors you have a thing for!”
            “Whoa, wait, can’t we compromise!”
            “A week of detention!”
            “Alright, okay, I can respect tha—ow!”
          The two of you were laughing as you chased Doyoung, your soulmate, around the park, pretending to still be angry for the whole orange and purple hair thing. To be honest, you didn’t have any room to feel anger, not with how happy you were to have actually found the person you were going to spend the rest of your life with. Hell, you’d let him dye his hair green if it meant you could spend eternity looking at that bunny smile of his. You’d spent the last few years cursing your unknown soulmate, but now that you’d found him, you’d spend the next many loving him, crazy hair and all.
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