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#the tags when i write about being lonely & wanting to d**: babe lmao this is 2 true thisssss
flatsuke · 7 years
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are requests still open? :D I would like to request for a Keisuke Shijo fluff/nsfw (*´꒳`*) he's from Liar! Office deception(: he's such a babe but there's currently no fanfic for him yet coz.. he's pretty new? If you haven't played the game yet, then I would like to request for a eisuke/ota fluff(*´꒳`*). Thank you! You're an amazing writer(: all the best💜
Hi anon! Unfortunately, I haven’t played Liar yet, so I chose to write some Eisuke fluff instead (I hope you don’t mind). Thank you for the compliment and I hope you like this ^^!
Title: tête-à-tête
Summary: Eisuke can’t keep his eyes to himself, while she makes a mistake that’d seemingly jeopardize her. It doesn’t.
Genre:  Fluff, Romance
Pairing:  MC/Eisuke
a/n: this fic is based on this post i made a while back lmao. i’m kinda proud of turning a shitpost into an actual fic :’) also, eisuke and mc are dorks.
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“This is a pain,” Luke said, moping. “I came all the wayhere only to find out MC isn’t here yet.”
“You do know that you’re required to be here for auctionmeetings, right?” Eisuke sipped his coffee, not even bothering to hide hisdispleasure at his own tasteless brew.
“There’s no point in being here if I don’t get to see hermagnificent collarbones today…”
“Aaand there he goes again,” Ota commented.
True enough, the penthouse wasn’t as lively as it ought tobe with MC absent. Eisuke could feel his mood quickly dampening at the taste ofcoffee that wasn’t hers. He had half a mind to page her just to salvage histaste buds, but he had to restrain himself. She worked herself to the boneyesterday, and was feeling a bit guilty.
“Well, collarbones aside, MC really is cute, huh?” Babaadded.
Eisuke felt a stinging pain in his mouth, only to realize hebit his tongue at Baba’s statement.
“Aw, come on, guys. Don’t look at me like that. Are yousaying you all seriously haven’tthought that at least once?”
The room grew a bit silent at the thief’s retort, and Eisukefound himself musing on it. Baba wasn’t wrong in the least. She was very easy on the eyes, what with the wayshe smiled at him and carried herself around him. She wore the maid’s uniformalmost every single day, but he wasn’t a fool not to see that she was hidingsomething special underneath all that. He’d be a blind idiot to thinkotherwise—not that he’d ever admit it out loud, though.
“I guess she has nice legs,” Mamoru said, taking anotherdrag.
The thought of MC diligently cleaning the room, clad in herfitted, work-prescribed stockings conjured not-so-innocent images in Eisuke’smind.
“Oh, so you’ve got a thing for legs now, Mamo?” Ota teasedback.
“Shut up. You see ‘em just as much as I do.”
Her bending down,looking for something underneath a couch, her rear facing me—
“Boss?”
Baba’s voice shook Eisuke from hisdefinitely-not-work-related trance, and Eisuke had to hide his irritation, lestthe others have an inkling of his definitely-not-work-related thoughts.
“You’re oddly quiet today,” Baba noted, the smile neverleaving his face.
“Unlike some people, I have better things to think about.” Says the man thinking about her bent over.
“Really, Eisuke? We all know you think she’s cute, so don’tbother hiding it,” Ota added smugly.
“Whatever.” Like hellI’m telling you that.
Not long after, they heard a soft knock from the door, andsure enough, she had arrived for the day’s cleaning. The others stared at heras if they had seen a ghost, but she could only look back at them curiously.
Talk about bad timing—
“Uh, is there something going on?” she asked tentatively.
“Nothing you should concern yourself with, MC!” Babachirped. “Don’t worry your pretty little mind about us.”
“Okay…” She didn’t look convinced, but she started cleaninganyway.
Try as he might, Eisuke couldn’t keep his eyes off her evenif he wanted to. Either Baba’s comment got to him, or he was starting to losehis wits.
Either way, he had to admit, there was one thing thatbothered him about Baba’s comment.
She’s definitely morethan just cute.
That night, Eisuke plopped down on his bed. It had been along day full of meetings that seemed to drone on and on, and he wanted nothingmore than to just sleep his troubles away. He unbuttoned the topmost buttons ofhis shirt before letting out a sigh.
This bed’s way too bigfor just one person.
Not that he wanted a smaller bed, but lately, he wasstarting to feel something every timehe saw the cold, empty side of his bed.
Without warning, the image of MC, immaculately sprawled on his bed, dressed in nothing but his shirt, appeared in his mind. Ashiver went down his spine before he begrudgingly realized that he should not be thinking those sorts of thingsabout his employee, of all people. Ugh, Baba’s rubbing off on me.
His phone buzzed next to him, and he scowled at the sound.Whoever the hell wanted to disturb him at this ungodly hour was about to get apiece of his mind. He was about to send the interloper a scathing reply when hesaw MC’s name on the screen.
Strange. He couldn’t remember the last time she texted himfor anything. Most of the time, their form of communication consisted of himpaging her, or the occasional call from him. She never initiated contact, asfar as he could recall. If he was being completely honest, it disheartened him.
Curious, he opened her message only to be met with asurprise.
“Holy shit. Holy fuckingshit.”
The “message” she had sent him wasn’t a work-related text oran innocent greeting. No, her message was the farthest thing from innocent—it was a picture of her in front ofher bathroom mirror, wearing nothing but lacy lingerie that left nothing to theimagination.
He had to refresh the message twice just to make sure itreally was her, and not some fantasy conjured by his overworked mind. No matterhow much he re-opened it, all he could see was her, clad in a lacy black bikiniset he never would’ve thought she’d dare to wear. Who knew that under her maid’suniform and her quiet countenance was a stunning body and an even bolderspirit? Mamoru may have called her a kid all the time, but the cop was a blindfool as far as Eisuke was concerned.
The real stinger was the caption that came with the photo:
[Do I look good inthis :) ?]
Good god, she’s goingto be the death of me.
Why the hell would she send him this? It feltout-of-character for someone as shy as she was, but he couldn’t find himself disappointedat the situation. In fact, if he had to say, he was almost…ecstatic, even. If this was her way coming on to him, then Eisuke wasn’tcomplaining anytime soon.
Nevertheless, he was still her boss. The rational side ofhim urged him to delete the photo and erase everything from his memory.
But, goddamn it, you’vewaited so long for an opportunity, and it looks like she made the first move.
That was also true. God knows how many lonely nights he’dspend with only his right hand as company and images of her lost in the throesof pleasure. He’d die before saying it out loud, but nothing save for her her seemed to excite him anymore. Thecompany of other women did nothing to rouse his blood, but even her mostmundane gesture sent him into a spiral of dwindling self-control.
He stared at the photo one last time. Maybe this was hisreward for months of sleeping alone. If there was a god out there, then damn,maybe he’d start praying if this was what faith got him.
Tomorrow, he’d confront her about it. For now, he desperatelyneeded a cold—no—freezing shower torelieve him of the uncomfortable tightness in his pants.
I’m seriously going tolose my mind.
Impatient as he was, Eisuke couldn’t wait for the next dayto come. He paged MC up to his office as soon as soon as he arrived thatmorning. If he was anxious or excited, he couldn’t tell at this point; all hewanted was to see MC as soon as possible. He even prepared some wine for themto hopefully get the message across.
He heard her knock on the door and beckoned her to come in. Eisukeschooled his most neutral expression while she looked adorably flustered,fiddling with the hem of her uniform.
“MC, you know why I called you in here, right?” he askedher, pouring some wine to appear casual.
She gulped before answering him.
“Is it because I accidentally sent you my nudes…?”
…What?
He froze and stopped pouring the moment he processed herwords.
“…Accidentally?” Thewords were ringing in his head as she nodded back at him. Suddenly, he wantednothing more than the ground to swallow him up and erase this memory from existence.
For a while, they both remained in painful silence. Theawkwardness was so palpable that Eisuke wondered if she wanted to hide in ahole as much as he did. Her unabashed blush seemed to indicate it.
But wait a minute, he thought. If she sent him the pictureby mistake, then that meant someone elsewas meant to receive it. As far as he could remember, she wasn’t dating anyoneat the moment.
Or was she? Shecould very well be dating one of the other auction managers right now and hewould be none the wiser.
He felt a pang of white-hot fury at the thought of one ofthem raking their eyes all over her, pressing their lips on her smooth skin,savoring the cries from her lips and—
“Mr. Ichinomiya,” she said, looking away from him. “Just…pleaseforget this ever happened. It was a complete accident, and I swear this’llnever happen again—“
“Who did you mean to send it to?”
“E—excuse me?”
“Just answer the question.” For my peace of mind.
She was still blushing, but she forced herself to speakanyway.
“…Look, I don’t know why youhave to know, but my friend gave me some lingerie as a birthday present, andshe wanted me to send her a picture to show that it fit me. Your name justhappened to be next to hers on my contact list, so…”
Eisuke inwardly let out a sigh of relief. If it had beensome cretin, god knows what he would’ve done.
“Sir, I really think you should just delete the photo andpretend this never happened.”
True, he probably should. If he were a good boss and apolite gentleman, he’d delete the photo to save them both the potential trouble(not to mention awkwardness) in the future. Then they could both resume theirlives as if nothing happened.
The only problem was he was neither of those things.
“How about this instead?” Eisuke suggested. “It’d be unfairto you if you were the only one in a compromising position. I’ll be sure toreturn the favor, then we’ll be even. Deal?”
“I really don’t understand…”
“You’ll see soon enough.” Eisuke took a long sip of his wine,easing his earlier tension.
“By the way, you didn’t look half-bad.”
If she was blushing a while ago, then she was positivelybeet red now.
“Oh, um, thank you…”
She left his office after giving a hurried bow, and Eisukecould only smirk at how his plan would come to fruition very soon.
That night, MC plopped on her own bed, dead tired from theday’s events. Today was absolutely mortifying,to say the least. She really hadn’t meant to send him the godforsaken photo,and she thought she had sealed her doom the moment she realized she sent it to Mr. Ichinomiya, of all people.
God, I really thoughtI was gonna die back there.
But the look on his face when she told him it was an accident—itwas the same look he’d always have whenever he drank someone else’s coffee. Itwas the look he had whenever he’d try to pet an animal, only to have it claw athim in retaliation.
It was, dare she say it, disappointment.
Come on. Like he’d bedisappointed by something like that.
And yet, the look on his face when she told him the picturewas meant for a friend—it was undeniably relief.
She didn’t know what to believe anymore, and there was afluttering in her stomach she couldn’t shake off. It only grew worse when sheremembered his earlier compliment.
Get it together, MC!He’s your boss, for crying out loud.
Her phone buzzed, and she picked it up only to see that Mr.Ichinomiya sent her a text.
After what happened, she could only feel apprehension atwhat was to come. Surely, he was going to fire her after today. God, now she neededto look for a new job, too. Great.
Shakily, her finger swiped the phone screen to open themessage.
“…What is this?”
The room suddenly became very warm, and all the blood rushedto her cheeks the moment the screen changed.
It wasn’t a brief text, but rather, a picture of himself. Hewas standing in front of his own bathroom mirror wearing only his blackboxer-briefs, giving her a delicious, unadulterated view of his lean, chiseledbuild. She had to gulp at the distinct V-line that ran down his hips and into…that place.
There was a caption that came along with the photo, and MChad to blink twice to make sure she wasn’t seeing things:
[Now we’re even. Belatedhappy birthday ;)]
Facing him tomorrow was going to be one hell of a task.
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