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Shock, anger, depression, acceptance, and everything between. Kyle never does anything half-assed, so why would recovering from a bad breakup be any different?
Twyle Week Day 1: Confessions
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- Part 1 of Twyle Series
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Everything had been going fine, perfectly one hundred percent fine, as the lead of Hajime’s pencil filled the paper with delicate lines and his hand moved with purpose, eyes barely leaving the smooth expanse of Akaashi’s skin.
Then Hajime’s hand faltered and his lines turned hesitant because he remembered the important part of their deal: they were going to be each other’s model for this assignment and all he could imagine right now was Akaashi’s eyes roving his body and the broad, bold, sure strokes of his lines filling page after page of his sketchbook with nothing but pieces of Hajime’s likeness.
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11 Sep 2017
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Though no one knows how or why, at midnight on a person’s 16th birthday, they get writing on their wrist, almost like a tattoo. This writing, whatever it says, has something to do with your soulmate. It’s usually something like the first thing they say to you after it appears, or an inside joke you two will have, maybe a phrase they say a lot. Simply a push in the right direction, fate’s little nudge-nudge wink-wink about what future you have in store.
This is the story of how Oikawa and Akaashi became soulmates!
(BIG ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE END OF NOTES <3)
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- Part 23 of Inked at Midnight
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11 Sep 2017
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There are three things one needs to consider before making a bet.
First, bet on something like money or ice cream or doing the winning person’s homework, not permanently dyeing your hair or getting your ears pierced.
Second, no matter how sure you are that there’s no way you’re going to lose, which is why you agreed to those conditions in the first place, never underestimate the incompetence of your best friend.
Third, have forgiving friends who won’t hold it against you and let you out without actually having to follow through, rather than constantly remind you of your complete and utter failure.
Oikawa Tooru considered none of those things.
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11 Sep 2017
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Kuroo pointed at the setter defiantly. “You're going to make a prank call!”
The players all began to smile, and Akaashi felt incredibly betrayed by this collective enthusiasm. Since when were Kuroo's ideas any good?
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11 Sep 2017