Tea for Two
pairings: yandere prince!namjoon x fem!reader
themes: Kingdom AU, Angst, Mature, Yandere AU, Arranged Marriage AU
tags: possessive behavior, obsessive behavior, unhealthy behavior/relationship, toxic behavior/relationship, overprotective behavior, arranged marriages, threats, threatening, slight sexism, forced marriage, infidelity mention, mentions of violence, some grotesque scenes of death, explicit langauge, mentions of slaves
a/n: ahhh i finally finished it! i’m sorry if there’s so much mistakes, i tried to edit it as much as possible but sometimes i kind of just write and read, and don’t pick it up. i was sick while writing this and (maybe) still sick when i schedule-post it. the reader’s personality was by far my favorite to write in this one, and i hope you all love her as much as i do!! (and the gif i wanted didn’t work when i tried to save it, SO IM MAD MAD)
based on the prompt: “Say that one more time and I’ll make sure you can never walk again.”
summary: Life wasn’t fair to you, and it didn’t give you happiness, hope, love—neither lemons. It gave you tea. The finest quality there is, in the wrong situations.
The tea tasted horrible, bitter and frothy against the sides of your mouth, the number of sugar cubes you dropped in couldn’t help the bland taste. You’d say this was the worst thing you’ve ever drunk, and that was saying a lot as over the years your senses were built to enjoy even the most bitter and sour, watered-down, and scalding hot drinks.
You forced yourself to take another sip and decided that it truly was the worst. Setting it down onto the glass saucer gently, a small clink resonating through the still room, you looked around—as you have been for the past five minutes. The room didn’t change, you remind yourself, you’re still in the same stupid cushioned seat since you first arrived, and your firm corset is doing well to hide your panicked breathing and nearly accomplishing its goal to crush all of your ribs in record time.
“Another cup? Your grace?” you hear the baritone-like voice of the butler, dressed in a beautifully tailored uniform, gold gleaming from the seams. His hair was dark brown, his eyes glowed brown with speckles of gold, and his kind smile had always done well to keep your behavior at bay.
You waved it off and returned a smile of your own, genuine or fake, you couldn’t tell anymore. “No thank you, Seokjin, I’m fine.”
The room almost jolts to life to the informal address towards Seokjin, one of the many butlers, more commonly called Mr. Kim. But he pays no heed to the informality, he doesn’t mind at all, he’s known you for quite a long time and has figured out along the way, from your awkward teenager days, and to your dumb young adult antics—that you hated honorifics.
His smile never leaves his face, never falters, never twitches. “Are you sure? You’ve only had a cup since coming here. Would you enjoy something else? Your grace?”
“No, thank you though.”
“Of course, your grace.”
The room returns to its quiet state once again, all the maids and butlers are positioned with perfect forms, and the knights stand guardedly by the doors. Although it’s quiet, the one thing anyone loves in this line of work, the room burns in tension. You could feel the eyes of hundreds as they could feel every small movement you make against their cold flesh.
But you’re not one to have an outburst or a temper for that matter. You weren’t allowed to.
To be raised as the daughter of a duke, you’re raised with high expectations.
You had to fit in with any trends that were fashion-related and keep up on them, you didn’t need to know about anything else, not the war—as you couldn’t ever enlist, no woman could. You had to have perfect etiquette when eating or talking. You had to walk in sync with others, couldn’t walk ahead, you were taught to walk in heels and dresses. You had to smile, that was the most important job you were told, they drilled in the thought that even an untalented and useless girl could attract the best with a simple smile.
You were raised to be the embodiment of perfection.
To be the perfect woman—the perfect wife.
You were glad that where you sat, faced with a grand window and offering the kingdom’s garden, and the front of the mansion they lived in, you could see anyone who had arrived. It’s more like a warning for you, to prepare for it, whatever you were preparing for.
At one point you thought if you could really go through with this, to go against everyone’s wishes, most importantly your parents and the queen.
If you were unlucky and turned out unfavorable to the queen, you’d be beheaded or worse—forced to continue on.
The thought of having young children watch your head fall dead as the rest of your body, them finding odd entertainment in something so vile, made your stomach sick, that disgusting tea rising in your throat. The taste stuck to the back of your throat and a gag reflex was seconds away from appearing.
A heavy sigh comes from you as you try to smooth the creases in between your eyebrows, your headache from this morning has returned with a white noise keening in the back of your head and the silence is only making it worse.
“Seokjin, can you get me something cold to drink—water, quickly,” you say, but it’s in an authoritative tone, automatically.
“Of course, your grace,” he replies and turns to get the pitcher of water, setting down a new cup and pouring cold, iced water. All the while, he’s busy boring eyes into your head, noticing all the defined lines, dark bags, and blotchy makeup trying to hide your stress. You hope he has enough sense to not ask.
Seokjin returns the pitcher back to where it sat last time and adds space between you and him, in which you inwardly thank him.
Suddenly, the dark oak doors in the middle of the room open, revealing two men you believe are on the council, and the other being the prince of Esthersa known as Kim Namjoon—your fiancé.
The two shrub-like men standing beside him, small and incompetent compared to his domineering figure. You almost cringed to the fact the whole room had to stop and brighten in awe, and you would say you were almost embarrassed by his grand entry.
“What I’m saying, prince—,” one of the councilmen stop and quickly correct himself, “Your Royal Highness, forgive me, is that it would be better if we sent some of the knights to the south—”
The other quickly cut him off, “war is arising in our neighboring kingdoms, it’s better if we abide them by their rules and arrangements, they had asked—”
Something in Namjoon snaps in seconds and the councilman closes his mouth mid-sentence, a rare sight to see when he was usually a reserved and calm person over the years. His eyes burn in anticipating rage before his lips reach into a grin, you could tell animosity was burning at his patience from the way his body became stiff, for reasons unknown to you.
He turns to the two men who stood behind him like cowering dogs, saying something that you couldn’t hear, but guessing from the two council members reactions, it wasn’t very pleasant, to say the least.
It was odd to see him get worked up so easily over a simple conversation. Most of the time, it had to be his parents or an argument from one of his siblings to make him angry. You’ll have to refrain yourself from asking, nosying wasn’t an attractive trait.
“Mr. Kim,” Namjoon calls and Seokjin, who stood behind you, immediately rushed over to him.
“Show these two gentlemen to the front,” He orders in a calm voice, “and tell the rest of the council members that we will end it there for the day.”
“Of course, Your Highness.” The butler bows to the prince and takes the two pale men away from the room, the doors closing with a bang, the knights regaining their positions.
You hear a deep sigh vibrate the room, Namjoon settling down into the chair across from you where another cup of tea stood untouched and a plate with one scone on it.
Mildly unsettled now that your one person of comfort had left the room, it would be nice to have someone you know to be there if things went wrong.
“I’m sorry for the disruption, they tend to follow when they don’t get what they want,” he explains, although, you already knew that from being around him and his family enough, or anyone who had the title of a noble.
“Typical,” you reply and watch him take a sip from the teacup. “But I did ask to meet unexpectedly without any warning, that is purely my fault.”
He lets out a faint chuckle and his body feels more pliant, still very much aware, yet comfortable in his seat. His eyes softened and his hands were no longer curled into fists as they were before.
The Kim Namjoon you knew appearing before you. The one you’ve known since kids. Grown into all of his features, his baby fat no longer there, dark brown choppy bangs sprawled and swept against his forehead, the bruised he prided in from training became faint, and his awkward, lanky body grew into one of an actual prince.
“It’s fine. I’m sure it’s important, you rarely visit by yourself, so it must be serious,” he assures, “you have all of my attention, love”.
“Yes,” you speak before thinking, the eloquent words you had in your mind began to scramble. You didn’t know if he knew why you were here, his words insinuated that he did—but—he seemed oddly happy. From the way his lips turned into a gracious smile and the use of the pet name, he’s never done that regularly. Or maybe he did? Maybe you’ve never noticed.
Was he maybe expecting something else? You thought, or could he be happy already knowing what you’re about to ask? Perhaps something else had made his day?
From the corner of your eye, you see movement and remember, there are others in the room as you speak, who could hear everything. Even if they did an oath to keep quiet about any private matters containing the royals, you didn’t want a group of spectators watching and making silent judgments when they don’t know anything. It's worse enough to have to speak to Namjoon in person, sending a letter would’ve been more appropriate, but your family had insisted you visit him the moment their eyes landed on the letter meant for him.
“Is it possible for the maids and knights to leave the room?” you whispered, your clammy hands trembling in the fabric of your dress.
Namjoon’s eyes narrow, deep in thought, but his expression keeps still and restrained. His hand goes up and makes a gesture akin to a wave, you’re too afraid to look anywhere that wasn’t his eyes.
Leather shoes clack and shuffle, metal creating a clicking sound like the door of the room shut close, barricading you and him inside, the silence consuming every spot and cup. You were alone with him.
“Thank you, Your Highness,” you gulp and he takes another slow sip from his tea, your mouth went dry. “The reason I came to visit was that I wanted to talk about our engagement.”
The words left your mouth, clear, making sure you’re not talking too much or too fast for him.
He raised his eyebrow and shuffled in his seat. Putting his leg over the over, his fingers toying with the curved, gloss handle as the cup rested in its according saucer.
“What about our engagement?” he inquired, interested, “enlighten me.”
“I believe,” you begin and then quickly add, “Your Highness”, to appease your painful anxiety, and to be as formal as you can at this point. “We need to find better solutions to increase the morale of your kingdom.”
“What does this have to do with our engagement? Are you, perhaps, proposing more outings together?” He shuffles once more in his seat, leaning forward. “And, if you’ve forgotten, technically it’s our kingdom.”
You sigh regretfully, you had made it to ambiguous for him to specifically pinpoint what you’re trying to say, anyone would take it the wrong way with how you phrased it, but you feel bad. The words you want to say are too blunt—for someone like Namjoon. Sure, he’s a prince, he’s built on nothing but “bloodlust”, and his expressions only vary to calm and angry-calm, however, he’s been nothing yet kind and equal with you. It feels unfair that you’re the one to bring it up abruptly, to make matters worse, you’re bringing it up before the war has ended, but it must be said, he must’ve already thought of it before.
“No, Namjoon—Your Highness .” Bile rises to your throat, and every word sounds foreign to you as you spoke, “what I’m trying to say is—Your Highness, I want us to annul our engagement.”
The room drops in temperature, which is far-fetched to say, there’s no way for a room to instantly get cold, and yet it does, somehow. The look in Namjoon’s eyes are cold, they’ve always been in some form—but they are just there, they no longer share the emotion his face and body don’t show, the only way you’ve read his answers and him. It’s gone. He’s just the prince.
He becomes slack against the chair, his back pressed against the chair, and his fingers now tapping against the wooden table, lightly, you add.
“‘Us’?” Is the only thing he mentions in his deep and solemn tone.
“Yes,” you continue on with your explanation, the one you’ve perfected over the courses of weeks. “I knew ever since we were engaged you weren’t happy with the choice, it wasn’t ours to begin with.” You look out the window to focus on the maids and other staff flitting about the front yard, relieving of your stress by a mile. “I was only engaged because of my family’s name, known for the looks or talent, well-liked by the people. Ultimately, I was only a sacrifice for peace between the people and you. But you already knew this.”
“I was one of many pawns,” is what you wanted to say. To create this grotesque picture of you being unhappy with this to-satisfy life, to make the biggest moves as everyone sits back and waits until they are called, to be the one taking everything. And to be cast away when you’re not needed anymore and rot with the others who have already played all of their moves.
You did not want to be that.
“I see.” Namjoon reaches for the tea once more and takes a sip, you watch his eyes stare at the bottom of his cup longer than normal, his cheeks were hollowed in from him biting the insides of his cheeks. “Is that truly what you wish for? War is still going on, and my parents will be enraged if I tell them this.”
You breathe in. “This is what I want. I had planned to be kicked from my title from the very start, and I know there are other ways to ensure peace among the people and neighbo—”
“Silence.”
Your mouth screws shut to his order, the malevolence seeping through the cracks of his calm expression, his eyes boring into your skull as the minutes pass, the pressure and guilt beating down on your body. You’re shaking. Your legs are, wobbling and trying to find support by rooting yourself near the legs of your chair, your hands numb with chills running up your arms.
Of all your time with being next to Namjoon, you’ve never seen him snap at you. You thought he didn’t care to, you knew how to put yourself in your place and control your attitude. You’ve never once made him angry.
Well—of course, in this situation he was going to be angry, but you didn’t think he’d be to the point of disgust showing through his tone. He was going to take most of the verbal abuse from his parents and constant begging from your own; saying how he was a coward to let her go, that him choosing to annul the engagement was to bring rebellion in all (for canceling an engagement was a way to tell people you were unloyal and indecisive, and nobody wants that in the future ruler of a kingdom). However, you knew that there were other ways—are other ways, if only he agrees to it.
Marrying another country, one with amazing morale and beautiful benevolence seeping through its kingdom, was the easiest way to ensure happiness among all—but not the fastest. There was bound to be small riots to rise along the way, fighting with cultural differences and the natural “once an enemy, always an enemy” cliché coming to play.
But he was Kim Namjoon, and if you had anything to say about him to someone who has never seen or heard of him, you would say he matched the standards of anyone. No matter too high or too low.
“So, you’ve heard?” His grin pulled into a menacing line.
“Heard what? Namjoon, did I—I mean Your Highness, did I—”
“The council wants me to marry with another kingdom.” His eyes wander to the window and beyond the window, then back to you and your lifeless body. “Is that what made you like this? All of a sudden?”
Does he really think this is stemming from the rumors surrounding him? Not only is he proving the rumors, but not noticing your distaste for this relationship with him from the beginning—he even said so himself that he did not want it.
“No, It’s been my wish since the beginning of this mess, I didn’t know you were being asked to, I was only listing one of the ways I’ve thought of. I’m sorry if I offended you, Your Highness.”
Namjoon doesn’t reply, which most often means he’s thinking. Thinking about what, you don’t know and don’t really want to have an idea of, but you do know that letting you be free of the engagement will be as torturous and burdening for you as it will be to him. Stripped from your noble title and all the power you get from it, every piece of jewelry or dress you’ve owned is burned, and then you’re all too familiar with living with the lower class after a few months. In short, you will become nothing.
Being nothing is better than this life.
“Alright,” he says after a prolonged silence. “I’ll announce it to my parents, if that’s what you wish for. Truly.”
With elegance, expression flawed and corrupted with disbelief that he had actually agreed when he easily could have said no, you rise from your seat, the chair scraping against the floor. You bow to the lowest your body could allow, offering all of your sincerity in that one bow, offering everything to him. You promise gold and riches to him as he sits in silence, knowing your parents will try to compensate for your “wrongdoing”. Saying more than needed “thank you”’s as your head hanging low in submission.
“I guess—Your Royal Highness,” you say with a meek voice, “this will be the last we see each other.”
Namjoon hums, and the natural fire in his eyes return. Interest.
“Maybe—it will be the last.”
You storm pass guards and guards.
To hell with those damned bastards, you curse as you wrench and try to twist their armored hands away from your arms, the steam burning at the tips of your skin and threatening to fall upon every being in the room beyond these doors.
“Your Highness, what has possessed you?” one of the guards ask, pushing your body against the golden handles of the doors, trying to do so without causing injury.
It’s only natural that they are more worried than upset at your sudden behavior change. You were kind to them, to all, those years of etiquette training had automatically made you into this perfect doll. Anger wasn’t ever present within you, having a temper wasn’t allowed. Just as everything else that made you remotely human wasn’t allowed.
“Let me through those doors, I need to see your prince,” you threaten, wounding your hand tight around an open space where his armor did not cover, gripping with fervor as your nails dig crescents.
“His Highness is working at the moment. He wishes to not have any disturbances, even by you, Your Highness.”
Your Highness.
That title made your insides scorch with blistering pain and a lump to rise to your ears, drowning out the sounds of nearby guards and maids who were witnessing this unfortunate scene.
The two guards that were positioned in front of Nmajoon’s door look at each other with uncertainty.
“Please compose yourself first, Your Highness, and we will let you in,” one requests, his hold is powerful, and yet it's not bruising on your skin. “We do not mean to be rude, we shall let you in as soon as you are you.”
“Fine,” you spit and the guards, taught to maintain bleak faces, wince to your tone.
As if they had been scolded—and it’s only natural that they do.
They’re being scolded by the next-in-line queen.
You will yourself to lose all hatred at the skin of your face, your features blending into a calm and coordinated smile, one that offered forgiveness, happiness, the well-being of the people were in that smile, your eyes gleaming with unprecedented love.
“May I see your highness?” you ask once more, the softest and lightest tone you could conjure from your hysteria.
The guards nod, metal ringing in the room. They’ve been swept by your façade so easily, expecting that you truly were the kindest human there was to be, completely forgetting your behavior moments before. Their hands individually clasp their sides of the two doors, opening it and revealing an office mixed with a library, a low light pouring into your view.
“Thank you,” is all you say before you enter, the doors closing behind you.
Truly ignorant fools, you think with a gritted grimace, your hands gripping the sides of your dress with a vice-like grip, wanting to rip it from its seams, to destroy it—you want to end it. All of it. Whatever it is.
You take a step forward, like a robot, you remember the way to his corner, where his desk sat and where he sat in the dark like some villain. You remember the guards naturally, it’s not their fault, they aren’t the villains, they are also the pawns of this game, they are the ones beside you. They don’t notice the twitch of your eyebrow, the small details when you smile, your eyes don’t fully crinkle at the sides, your smile doesn’t quite reach your cheeks, they don’t notice it because they only play for the big picture, taking the big picture and making it smaller—and smaller, so the higher-ups can find it of worth or not.
It’s not the people’s fault either, you keep reminding yourself as you turn a corner, another bookshelf. Another corner you turn, this time a small table with a lit lantern and paper stacks arranged side to side. It’s not their faults.
You stand tall, fire burning at the tip of your tongue and your skull splitting into two, hellish images appearing in your thoughts.
That’s right—it was his.
The man—your ex-fiancé and now husband—sitting at his dark oak desk, two lanterns lit in the small, cramped dark, his eyes burning into the page he was looking at with books laid all around. His hair falling out of its perfected form and laying against his forehead.
“What were you thinking?” you snapped, glaring at him.
He’s crazy, he’s absolutely crazy, you believe, that dreadful, unknowing face looking up at you with disinterest, dreadful.
He puts his quill down, interlocking his hands together, and that smile of indifference shows up like magic, his eyes flare with an unknown fever while his elbows prop themselves on the desk.
“What ever do you mean?” he asks slowly, as if you were slow-witted. “Why the face? Did one of my servants happen to anger you?” His face, frowning in solemnity, makes you think he believes his words proudly.
What a dumb and fickle mind he has, you curse.
“No, you know what you did,” you snarled, a violent tone controlling your words before you could reword them. “I told you I wanted it annulled, to hell with it! Now tell me why I’m getting praised by all for being the next queen—Namjoon.”
Fuck your title—“Your Highness”.
“Well,” he begins, “for starters, come—sit, have tea with me. There’s no reason to be mad, I’ll explain myself.”
“Are you playing games with me? Do you understand that your title is on the line?” you shout, getting annoyed with his idiotic antics, as if playing dumb will grant you sympathy. Your feelings are anything but sympathetic.
“I don’t understand what you’re saying, love, and I don’t understand how my title is on the line?” he replies, smooth and eloquent words, although, you can see you’re getting to him. His white-gloved hands are tightening into each other, his shoulders stiff and on a defensive stance. “Enlighten me, sit.”
His hand gestures to one of the chairs, a table next to it with a teacup on a saucer. You can feel the fresh heat from whatever substance is inside that cup, he knew you were coming.
You scoff, standing your ground. “You know that I am not one of your candidates your parents had planned to marry, you know what I am to you—to this damned kingdom.”
“Yes, I understand, I knew,” he sighs. “But with a little convincing, I had made sure they knew I wanted—”
“Namjoon,” you interrupt. “It seems you’ve forgotten, or have chosen to forget.”
His head nods to one side, his patience cracking like that smile of his, eyes that dull with any passion he had before, and instead, replaced with utter hatred. “What did I choose to forget, love?”
You know that tone. The type he uses on others when he doesn’t feel like being disagreed with, one that doesn’t want trouble. It wants complete obedience.
“I wanted this for myself, myself. Namjoon, I don’t want this life,” you partially fumed and pleaded, your eyes weakening into a puppy-like face, edging upon tears. Yet, your tone was still cold. “You even agreed to it, you said you would tell your parents. Just annul it before its too late.”
Namjoon hums, his eyes soften immediately to your face, it always has as you rarely use it. He turns a bit in his chair, looking off to the side and tonguing his cheek, he seems to be in thought. And maybe you forgive him, a part of you wants to, however, the rest just wants it to be over with.
“I didn’t—exactly agree. I never said it. I only said I would announce it to my parents.”
Hatred builds.
“Now come, as I’ve said before multiple of times,” he adds the last part with a light voice, he's deemed that everything is solved. Teasing in a way. “You truly are one stubborn lady, all the more I love.”
Love? This is his love? This was prison, torture.
Stuck within this round-about of a conversation. You come up with the last bit of strength before you really wish death upon this man—and might even go through with it, even if it meant him killing you for trying such a thing.
Death didn’t sound that bad at the moment, compared to what is happening.
“I don’t love you,” you state harshly, “I never have, and never will.”
“Oh please, you can’t tell me you’ve never once thought about marrying me?” he says so lowly, his eyes going back to the papers, trying to conceal the anger and frown growing on his face, you know he is. He’s going to relent and you’ll be free. A sinister man he was, but also a man you’ve been with for years. He had to have somewhat of a heart.
“No. I love someone else—”
Namjoon laughs, a mocking chuckle leaving his mouth. “Don’t be silly—”
“I love someone else, Namjoon. I have no interest in a man like you.” Your eyebrows, by now, have furrowed enough that it was ingrained into your skull from the way it felt. “I never have. I’ve never once wished to be with you. I. Do. Not. Lo—”
You think you’ve finally got him when his face stresses forward enough it’s close to hitting the desk. Your dumb lie of having another lover was a last-minute choice if all fails and goes to hell, at least dig a deeper grave for your own pride.
Then, a hand reaches out and slams on the desk, you can hear something crack under the weight of his hand, the room moves with the noise, vibrating in between your layers and layers of padding for your dress. His head snaps up and you can see a vein appear on his neck, even if the cuff of his jacket covers most of it, you can see it.
The look in his eyes are not dull, are not quiet, are not interested. They’re inhuman. With a vehement glare burning through your flesh, twisting a contorted image within the dark orbs. And that frown twisting into a snarl.
“It seems you’ve forgotten!” he plays in a distant tone, and it’s one that sounds so oddly placed from his angered expression that it scares you, you don’t notice you’re shaking. “I know you—all of you, I know who is in your life, whom you see, whom you talk to. All of it.”
You instinctively take a step back.
“So let me just say, no more arguing, I don’t want to hear it,” he threatens. “If you say that one more time, those dreadful words—you don’t know what you’re saying, darling, really. And I’ll make sure you can never walk again. One way or another.”
“Namjoon. You are mad. You don’t know what you’re saying. Do you even hear yourself?”
“Although, I’ve got your attention now, haven’t I? You didn’t seem to hear me before,” he mocks. “But pain, you don’t care if it’s inflicted on you, and I’ll make sure it hurts. I’ll find whoever else, any being you’ve talked to; your father, your mother, your adorable siblings—they’d be a very nice addition as slaves—even those guards I heard you bickering with.”
“You wouldn’t dare,” you say, a gasp leaving your quivering lips, goosebumps rising over your skin. He knew how much you adored your younger siblings.
“Oh, but I would,” he replies instantly, the anger in his eyes dissipate and they are once a void, again.
He watches you closely, you can feel his eyes roam your form, a small chuckle rising from him.
Images of your siblings being used as slaves, seeing them tend to the egotistic royals at such a young age, unconditioned with no resistance to horrid beings. Your servants and family burning at the stake like witches, others throwing their own sharp and bloodied weapons at them. Those guards, with their head down, waiting for their heads to fall before their body.
He was insinuating that their blood would be on your hands. You can’t imagine the guilt that would settle upon you if you ever had the fleeting idea to run away or kill yourself, or argue more.
You’re trapped again. It’s not his parents this time, it’s him.
“So,” he quiets down, the room that was blundering with energy was now light, the power he had felt equal again. “Let us sit and have tea.” No room for discussion as a white noise fills the room.
And you do.
That disgusting tea you hate so much, you finished within seconds.
(feedback is greatly appreciated! thank you for reading! 🧸❤️)
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The "ask me things" ask - all of them!!! Or if that's too insane, do the first 20 and the last 20 :p
The answers are short bc i was rushing them haha but ill put em under the read more
1. You woke up naked next to the last person you texted, what would you say?
… I would be very, very freaked out. Words would not be said. Only screaming.
2. What’s going on between you and the last person you kissed?
I saw him last month. No offense, but he cannot write a decent speech.
3. If your boyfriend or girlfriend was into drugs, would you care?
Depending on the drug, it’d vary from “please just make sure you’re safe” to “oh god how do i convince you that this is a bad idea [panicky pharmacist daughter vibrating]”
4. Is your last name longer than six letters?
[counts letters on fingers] yes!
5. Was your last kiss drunk or sober?
Sober.
6. Have you ever wanted to have someone but you messed it up?
Yyyyyyyyyyyyyyep
7. What does your last received text say?
“Ok, see you next week. Thanks. :)”8. How many times have you kissed the last person you kissed?
Once.
9. Where was your last kiss at?
Kindergarten classroom. In my primary school.
10. When is the last time you saw your sister?
[checks time] uh like an hour ago?
11. What do you drink in the morning?
Water or cinnamon orange tea
12. Where did you sleep last night?
My bed.
13. Do you think relationships are hard?
They’re a lot of work, but they’re ultimately a choice that both people have to make. I’d like to hope that they’re ultimately worth it.
14. If you could go back and change something in the past 5 months, would you?
Mostly test results.
15. You’re locked in a room with the last person you kissed, any problems?
“Oh, hey, we haven’t talked in like 6 years. How’s life?”
16. Would you rather it be sunny or rainy?
Sunny.
17. Do you know anyone with the same middle name as you?
Lmao fuck no.
18. Are you wearing jeans,sweatpants,or pajama pants?
Pj pants!
19. Do you think you will be in a relationship 3 years from now?
Yes. Because I’ll have finished my HSC.
20. Does anyone like you?
Yes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
21. Have you ever kissed someone with a name that starts with an S?
No. Only an A, a T, and another A.
22. Is the last person you kissed gay?
[shrugs[
23. Is there a person you CANNOT stand?
There are multiple. Be more specific.
24. Have you ever considered getting a tattoo?
Yeah but I’m a fucking wuss haha I’d probs pass out from the pain or something.
25. In the past week have you cried?
I cried like 9 hours ago lmao
26. What breed was the last dog you saw?
TOY POODLE!
27. Do you dry off in the shower or out of the shower?
Who the fuck dries themself in the shower? It’s all watery in there. Foot mats exist for a reason.
28. Have you ever kissed a football player?
nnnnnnnnnnnnnope
29. Do you think you’re old?
Sometimes i feel a little old, but I know that I’m still pretty damn young
30. Do you like text messaging?
Lmao I prefer it to calling that’s for damn sure. I dont actually text all that much tho. Mostly because the people i’d text have free messenger services anyway. That or the bill for texting them would be pretty fuckin pricey.
31. What type of day are you having?
It’s on the better side of neutral.
32. Have you ever thought about getting your nose pierced?
Nooooo thanks. I got my ears pieced when I was like 3 and that was enough for me!
33. Do you prefer warm or cold weather?
Mildly cold weather.
34. Is there a person of the opposite sex who means a lot to you?
Yes! He’s been my friend since kindergarten haha
35. Would you prefer a relationship or a fling?
relationship because i am a massive romantic (whICH REMINDS ME-)
36. Are you a simple or complicated person?
Is anyone actually simple? Like really? There are always so many different parts to one person, so many intricacies and contradictions, good and bad, that they might not even think about.
… so im probably a more complicated person haha.
37. What song are you listening to?
Nice2KnoU by All Time Low i love it sooooo muuuuuuch38. When you say you’re sorry do you mean it?
Most of the time, yeah.
39. Is there a girl that knows everything or almost everything about you?Ooooooh yeah. They probably have the most power to wreck me lmao.
40. What made you start liking the person you like now?
Okay in my defense I didn’t realise I actually liked them until my brain was like “lmao what if you had a crush on this person” and I was like “oh. oh fuck. I actually do have a crush on them” but i think it was a few things. they always make me smile, and they don’t mind that i can be a clingy motherfucker. They’re also funny and super sweet, and they have such an amazing mind and personality. Tbh im not entirely surprised that i fell for them because when i click with someone as well as i initially did with them i tend to develop feelings pretty quickly from there.
41. When did you last receive a text message?5:14 pm
42. What is wrong with you right now?Do you have the time to hear the answer to that?
43. How well do you know the last female you texted?Eh. She’s a teacher.
44. Does anyone disgust you?
Yes.45. Would you date someone right now if they asked?Unfortunately, no, probably not.
46. Are you in a good mood right now?{come back to this}
47. Who was the last person you talked to in person?My mum
48. What color shirt are you wearing?
Black. Like my soul.49. Has someone recently told you something you didn’t want to hear?Yes.
50. Anyone you’re giving up on?
Yeah. Myself.51. Do you hate the person you fell hardest for?
… yes because he turned out to be a dick.
52. Have you ever thought about giving up on someone but couldn’t?See above.
53. Do you like rain?I frikkin’ love it
54. Do you care if your boyfriend/girlfriend drinks?Not really. I’d only be really worried if it was unhealthy levels of drinking.
55. Have you ever liked somebody and never told them?
… Lmao I always tend to admit it eventually, I think. A few times I’ve been like “oh yeah, I used to have a crush on you haha” 56. Do you like to cuddle?
Never… actually… cuddled before...
57. Are you shy?
Eh, it depends. 58. Do you get along with girls?
I tend to get along better with girls than guys tbh but when I was younger I always had a lot of girl cousins and at primary school it was always pretty divided between boys and girls
59. Have you dated the person you texted last?Fuck. no.
60. What do you carry with you at all times?
My phone 61. If you were paid 1 million dollars to spend the night in a supposed haunted house, would you?
… maybe. 62. Do you think you can last in a relationship for five months?I sure as hell hope I can
63. Think back to October, were you in a relationship?
Ahhh, the beginning of HSC. I was so young then. So hopeful.
Too bad my soul has been squashed. 64. The person you like kisses you on the forehead, do you find this cute?
… Bells has just passed out from thinking about this please leave a message after the beep *beeeeep*65. Did anything “cute” happen in the last week?
My friend did really well on an important test and she was super happy about it haha
66. How old are the last three people you kissed?
Between 17 and 18.
67. Would you rather pay to get your nails done or do them yourself? I like doing my own nails but tbh I *really* wanna get them done one day.
68. Which do you like better- Zebra print or leopard print?
How about neither????69. Do you have any stickers on your car? Nah
70. Would you rather listen to Luke Bryan or Lil Wayne? Who?
71. Blackberry, Anroid, or iPhone? Android!
72. When’s the last time you had pizza from Pizza Hut?
Fuck if I know lmao73. Do you like diet soda?
Ew no74. What color are the walls in your room?
Varying shades of purple
75. Are you 16 or older? Yep!
76. Do you watch Pretty Little Liars? Nope!
77. Do you have a job?
Double nope! 78. What are your initials?
Identification.79. Did you ever have braces?
Got ‘em right now haha80. Are you from the south?
I COME FROM A LAND DOWN UNDER so technically yeah
81. What does your last status on facebook say? “How does a worried Hispanic person count to three?Uno, dos, stress.”
82. Do you still talk to the first person you ever kissed? Lol no I don't even know if he's alive
83. Are you closer to your mom or your dad?
Mum :)84. Have you ever done cheerleading or gymnastics?
I did gymnastics in kindergarten!
I hated it.85. What’s the last movie you saw in theaters?
Probably Moana?86. Do you smoke?
Nah 87. Would you rather wear heels or flip flops?
THONGS M888. Is your phone touch screen?
Yes.89. Do you normally wear your hair straight or curly?
My hair is straight than I am most of the time.90. Have you ever snuck out of your house? Haha no.91. Would you rather swim in a river, lake, or pool?
Pool 92. Have you ever made out in a car? Nope
93. …Had sex in a car? Double nope
94. Are you single or in a relationship? Single!
95. What were you doing last night at midnight? Sleeping like a baby
96. When’s the last time you saw fireworks?
In person? A few years, now.
97. Do you like the camera on your phone? Yes. because i have a samsung galaxy s7 now. My s3 had the picture quality of a potato.
98. Have you ever had a friend with benefits? Nope.
99. Have you ever passed out from drinking? THREE MORE MONTHS. But no not yet
100. Are you friends with people on facebook that you actually hate? Uh theres one person that i’ve been holding a grudge against for fucking ever but other than that no?
101. Have you ever had a pregnancy scare? … look bayer and bayer would be getting sued if i was pregnant.
102. Name your favorite Kesha song: C’mon
103. Do you have any tan lines right now?
Nah its winter so im all long shirts and knee socks rn 104. Would you ever wear cowboy boots with shorts?
Idk maybe
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