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When Alastor keeps getting sticky notes everyday, with had oddly suggestively romantic words written on them, he concludes its probably Vox. In a confrontation with Vox, they both find out that, yes, Vox did write the notes, but a really long time ago, back when they were friends. They team up to find out who or whats going on and how to stop more from coming.
And by trying to ease the past from coming to the present, they unknowingly start making a new future.
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Alastor huffed, leaning forward, voice rising with that familiar theatrically sharp edge. “Do you think I am amused? That this this deliberate avoidance would go unnoticed? That your petty games, your careful withdrawal, would not rattle me, gnaw at my patience?!” He gestured wildly, as though the air itself had been complicit in Vox’s crimes. “I am not accustomed to being ignored! Not by anyone! Certainly not by you!”
A pause. Vox leaned forward, elbows resting on his desk now, fingers tapping in silent rhythm. And then words. Complete sentences. Complete thoughts.
“I’ve lost myself in you for too long,” Vox said, and Alastor’s breath caught slightly at the weight behind the voice. “I’ve missed out on so many friendships, so much love. I don’t blame you. I did it to myself, really falling for the Radio Demon’s trap. You’re an enigma. It’s not your fault. It’s your nature.”
The words landed like blunt instruments against Alastor’s carefully constructed armour. He froze, cane halfway lifted, mouth opening and closing like a puppet caught mid performance.
or the one where vox tries (and fails) to move on.
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Vox needs to piece a new body together for himself after his (totally unjust) beheading, but he's interrupted by a certain someone looking to finish old business. Worse, his system manages to malfunction in just such a way that feelings end up being discussed. Oh, the horror.
Or, Alastor and Vox clear up a 70-year misunderstanding via slapfight. Then they go out for dinner.
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- Part 1 of Post-Nuke Nonsense
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Vox had a particularly bad day at work, and calls you into his office to calm him down. You go to him no questions asked, just to be met with the man you love so much crying in your lap as you try your best to comfort him. This is a sight that is very new to you, but not unwelcome.
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The Disastrous Coming Out of Saiki K by palant1r
Fandoms: 斉木楠雄のΨ難 | Saiki Kusuo no Sai-nan | The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., モブサイコ100 | Mob Psycho 100
15 Jun 2021
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Saiki Kusou has never had a crush on another guy, so when his whole class starts getting embroiled in a collective sexuality crisis, he has absolutely no stake in the whole thing. Still, it would probably be far easier for him if coming out went smoothly for everyone and Teruhashi came to terms with her status as a lesbian, so he decides to help out. You know, like a good ally.
Saiki Kusuo isn't LGBTQ. Not experiencing sexual attraction is totally normal. Transforming between biological sexes soon after birth doesn't count. And his interest in Satou Hiroshi is purely one of curiosity.
That has to be true. Because for Saiki Kusou, coming out sure seems like a pain.
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- Part 1 of the disastrous life of saiki gay
